Cox Nominated for President on 44th Ballot
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio was nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention on the forty fourth ballot in San Francisco. The motion to nominate Cox unanimously passed as the ballot neared completion amid applause. The article notes Cox’s political arc, prior campaigns, and his support for the League of Nations, plus brief biography details.
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Government to curb rural army recruiting
Secretary Baker said recruiting will shift to cities and urban districts to ease farm labor shortages after complaints that rural recruitment worsened the shortage. He announced steps to minimize recruiting in rural communities and limit enlistments there.
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Cox Career Rapid Rise in Politics and Press
James M. Cox from a Butler County farm rose to govern Ohio and seek the presidency. A newspaper man by trade, he built Dayton News and Springfield News into a growing press network, later joining Congress and the governorship while directing multiple business ventures.
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German bonds resume trading on New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange resumes trading in German bonds listed before the war. The listing committee announced the issue comprises 12,930,000 marks of City of Frankfort 3 percent bonds, series 1, dated 1901.
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No Statement Declared After Cox Nomination
Dayton Ohio July 6 Gover nor James M Cox said he had no statement to make when informed by AP wires he had been nominated by the San Francisco convention. He added to newspapermen that they would understand why.
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Prosperous Teuton Potash Industry Drives Profits in Germany
Berlin notes the German potash sector as flourishing with steady demand and sustained production. One firm posted a record net profit of 43 million marks in the last fiscal year, while another earned about 18 million marks.
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State Bureau of Markets cites retailer profiteering and urges curb markets
The Bureau of Markets accuses fruit and vegetable retailers of gross profiteering driving high prices. It cites peas selling at wholesale 4 per bushel and retail prices remaining high, urges direct farmer consumer trading to lower costs. It notes bonuses totaling about 194 000 dollars for state workers and outlines payment steps.
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Markets Report Live Stock and Hogs Prices
Shipping steers ranged 15.00 to 17.00 with Porcher grades 9.75 to 14.50. Cows 4.00, calves 6.00 to 15.50. Lambs 13.00 to 19.00, yearlings 14.00 to 16.00, sheep 5.00 to 10.50. Hogs Yorkers 16.35 to 16.40, pigs 14.00 to 14.50, mixed 16.25, roughs 32.50, stags 8.00 to 9.60.
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