President-Elect Harding Withdraws To Texas Seclusion
Isabel Texas November 8. President-Elect Harding arrives off Point Isabel for rest and recreation as he begins shaping his administration. A frame cottage overlooks the harbor as Mexican fishermen and Isabel townspeople greet him. A school group lines the cap and cheers greet the visitors.
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Court Session Yields Profits From Fines
A city court held a profitable session with nine defendants cited for violating the ordinance and two prisoners fined for carrying weapons. The total for the fines reached $200 in court income.
Violence in Mine Strike Zone in West Virginia
In the Samson area troopers contend with shooting affrays and attacks on mining operations during the mine strike zone unrest. Two attacks by masked parties occurred late today as authorities and agents pursue suspects including a man named Stowers, linked to prohibition enforcement.
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Ex-Sweetheart Indicted in St Louis Girl Murder
Ellis, 21, indicted on murder in the death of Miss Bana Ellis, 18, his former sweetheart. The case stems from Miss Ellis's body found in a vacant lot near her home last Friday. Police say Ellis confessed after the case was presented to the grand jury in St Louis Circuit Court. He, an electrician, says she rejected him, prompting the crime.
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Bana Ellis
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Lawrence
Minor Leagues Reject Lasker Plan At Convention
Minor league presidents and owners meet in Kansas City to oppose the Lasker proposed baseball reorganization. They argue leagues should govern themselves and plan to oppose major league proposals at the convention. The new National League would have trusteeship with voting by clubs, not leagues, and John Heydler would lead.
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John McGraw
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A. D. Lasker
National League Club
Copettes 10 Make It Dangerous For Bostons Vampires
Boston plans to appoint eight women to police duty after February 1 following Mayor Peters proposal to place policewomen on duty. The move aims to curb flirting on the Boston Common and reduce vampiric activity by both sexes on the hunting ground.
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Corn crop records fall but value lags amid bounty
The report notes huge harvests across crops with buckwheat and oats near record levels. Corn exceeds 8 billion bushels for the third time, yet value lags last year as production soars and market demand shifts. Submarine chaser pursues whiskey runners on Lake Superior shore. Police guard prominent figures after threats in Wisconsin.
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Objection to Homes With Vets Highlights Legion Aid Efforts
In Indianapolis on November 6 1930 American Legion national commander F W Galbraith Jr of Cincinnati urged the organization to intervene between disabled veterans and government incompetence He criticized housing soldiers in old soldiers homes and the lack of TB hospital facilities He cited Chicago case where seven former service members were found on a poor farm and said the Legion aims to raise 600000 to fund dedicated facilities The conference will adjourn tomorrow.
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Federal raid seizes still and materials on Bent Street
Federal agents raided a North Bent Street location last night and seized a still along with raw materials used in illicit alcohol production. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to curb illegal beverage manufacture and distribution.
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North Bent Street
Two Women Shot Dead After Quarrel in Alton Home
In Alton Missouri the coroner's jury returned an open verdict on the deaths of Carolyn Weint 31 a stenographer and Mason McCown 84 found dead in the McCown house. Weint had a heart wound and McCown two chest shots. The shooting occurred in Weint's room behind a locked door with the key in Weint's hand. A revolver lay on the floor and both women were powder burned. Mrs Hattie Acison mother of McCown testified to hearing the quarrel over domestic affairs.
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Judge criticizes Palmer orders in soft coal conspiracy cases
Federal Judge Anderson condemned Attorney General Palmer's limits on evidence in the 136-operator coal conspiracy prosecutions in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Western Pennsylvania as close to a felony and near contempt of court. Trials postponed to January 10 as the court reviews the government stance.
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Supreme Court broadens Volstead Act exemption on liquor storage
The Supreme Court rules storage of lawfully owned liquor in commercial warehouses and transport to the owner's home is not prohibited by the Volstead Act. The ruling, reversing lower courts, grants an injunction in a New York case against IRS officials seeking to halt sales of liquors in a rented room.
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Associated Press
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Internal Revenue Prohibition Enforcements
Home costs soar in Cleveland amid stalled postwar building
Cleveland witnesses told the U S Senate reconstruction panel that housing costs jumped 167 percent in five years while new home construction fell versus prewar levels. Banker F H Goff said 30 million dollars existed for builders but no working man sought aid since January as the committee moves to Chicago tomorrow.
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Senate Committee On Reconstruction and Production
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F. H. Goff
Chicago
Shipping Board to Sell Surplus Material on Pacific Coast
The Shipping Board announced plans to sell surplus material valued around 15 million dollars on the Pacific coast to Barde Bros Inc of New York. The board will guarantee 60 percent of the value, with the sale to be completed within one year.
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Pacific Coast
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Herald
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Rocky Mountains
Palmer silent on judge's remarks in coal conspiracy inquiry
Attorney General Palmer declined to comment on statements by Federal Judge Anderson in Indianapolis regarding the department's tie to the soft coal conspiracy cases. Officials said it had been expected C. B. Ames would read in the court record all relevant instructions, but details of the plan and the court's awareness remained unknown as the department stayed silent during the controversy.
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Twins Named Harding and Coolidge Born in Utah
Salt Lake City November 6 Twin boys born election day to Mr and Mrs H J Gillett of Saratoga Utah were named after the presidential candidates Harding and Coolidge Harding born first and thus received first choice of names.
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H. J. Gillett
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Bolshevik Agents Swarm to America Under Mines U S
Otterdam dispatch reports determined efforts by agents of the Russian Soviet government to send mission aries and agitators to the United States. Evidence gathered by American diplomats in Europe suggests a sophisticated spy and courier network rivaling wartime Central Powers operations with many named operatives on record.
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Weather forecast for Wyoming shows unsettled cold spell
The forecast warns of a cold unsettled spell with a chilly Tuesday especially in the southeast. Wednesday looks fairer but still cold with improving conditions across most areas.
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Wyoming
Home Rule Bill Faces Setback in Parliament
Dublin report says Irish and Liberal critics deem the Westminster bill near death after two government clauses. Ulster concerns loom as Lords scenes unfold, while Cork hunger strikers reach day ninety amid weak health reports.
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