Wall Street Sees Way Out Of Pile Of Work
New York November 2 Wall Street workers began to clear the mas s of accounting after four record breaking days with 43599540 shares changing hands on the stock exchange Trading was suspended yesterday and today but activity continued Brokers and staff hoped to have books straightened and trading resume Monday Optimism followed market gains and rate cuts by the fed and Bank of England along with a large week long loans contraction
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Senator Cutting Denies 1919 Fall Bed Incident
Senator Cutting of New Mexico read documents in the senate aimed at disproving a 1919 newspaper report that Albert B. Fall pulled the covers from President Wilson at the White House. He cited a physician Grayson letter and Hitchcock telegram deeming the article erroneous.
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Washington
Cutting
New Mexico
Senate Today
Albert B. Fall
Wilson
White House
Heflin
Alabama
Admiral Grayson
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Fall
Associated Press
Valuable New Mo Book Is Published
Raleigh announces a new book by Lawrence H. Snyder, biologist at State College, titled Blood Grouping in Relation to Legal and Clinical Medicine. It compiles years of data on blood groups and their practical use in transfusion, legal medicine, genetics, and anthropology, with State College officials predicting a strong reception from medical and scientific readers.
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Raleigh
Lawrence H. Snyder
State College
Snyder
Z. P. Metcalf
School of Agriculture
North Carolina
Agricultural Extension Service
Gilliam Grissom Reappointed Internal Revenue Collector
Gilliam Grissom was reappointed for a third consecutive term as United States collector of internal revenue for North Carolina. He has served eight years in Raleigh since coming from Greensboro and has been closely identified with the Republican Party.
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Raleigh
Gilliam Grissom
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Grissom
Greensboro
Republican Party
Internal Revenue Offices
FE. C. Duncan
Naval Stores Report From Savannah Stock Figures
In Savannah the naval stores market shows turpentine at 49 percent of usual with no sales and receipts at 356 while stock stands at 18 246. Rosin figures list sales at 708 receipts 1 430 shipments none and stock 137 962. The quote shows BDEFG HI KMN 787 percent WG 815 Ww X 840.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Navy
City of London Holds 32 Wren Designed Churches
The City of London retains 32 churches designed by Sir Christopher Wren, famed as the architect of St. Paul’s Cathedral.
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City of
London
Sir Christopher Wren
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Price Shifts
U S Department of Agriculture reports 500 cattle receipts with steer weights down and yearlings mixed as market eases. Hogs total 7,000 with strong tone. top hogs near 9.40 and weights 180 to 300 pounds sell in the 8.60 to 9.40 range.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago Markets Slump on Wheat Downturn Trends
Chicago wheat futures fell amid persistent European supply gluts and export doubts. East and northwest houses led selling while demand for Canadian wheat to the orient remained, with corn off 4 to 1 cents and oats down about 4 to 5 cents. provisions steady to 15 cents lower.
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Chicago
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
North America
Europe
Northwest
Orient
Four Hurt As Four Pullmans Derail South of Waggoner
Four persons were slightly hurt when four Pullmans of the Illinois Central Diamond Special from St. Louis to Chicago derailed four miles south of Waggoner Illinois. A broken rail caused the derailment, the Illinois Central dispatcher reported.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
St. Louis
Waggoner
L Illinois Central Dispatcher
Missouri spends over half a million on game protection
Missouri allocates more than $500000 annually for protection and propagation of game. The program funds habitat management and wildlife conservation efforts across the state.
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Missouri
Youngest A G assistant leads Florida dry drive
William Froelich, age 26, protege of Senator Norris, becomes assistant to Attorney General Mitchell and heads prohibition efforts in Florida after a Nebraska liquor prosecutions record and a Washington DC law school degree.
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Mitchell
Florida
William Froelich
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Ploriga
Hoover with Stanford Team of 35 Years Ago
A New Year’s Day 1895 photograph shows Herbert Hoover as treasurer of the Stanford football squad before their historic win over the University of Chicago coached by Walter Camp. The caption lists several players who later rose to prominence including Jackson E. Reynolds, Paul Downing, and others in finance, utilities, diplomacy, and public service, with Reynolds and Downing highlighted among the notable alumni.
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Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
United States
Hoover
Stanford
Walter Camp
University of Chicago
Jackson E. Rey
Charles E. Fickert
San Francisco
William H. Harrelson
Bank of Italy
Pacific Coast
William Hazzard
Idaho
Paul Frankenheimer
Paul Downing
Herbert S.S. Hicks
Rockford
Illinois
Guy Cochran
Los Angeles
C. A. Thomas
Guggenheim
Alaska
Alfred B. Spaulding
Lane Hospital
Abraham Lewis
Honolulu
Jackson E. Reynolds
Finance Corporation Seizes Air Express Plane in Raleigh
In Raleigh the City of Raleigh aircraft used by Eastern Air Express was seized by David Bechtel of the United States Acceptance Corporation after a dispute over two planes bought on terms. The City of Savannah left Raleigh with Dr Jim E Owen piloting and Bechtel claimed all Air Express ships are attached while refusing further details.
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Raleigh
Eastern Air Express
New York
Miami
Fla
David 8. Bechtel
United States Acceptance Corporation
Camden
S. C
Savannah
Air Express Line
Jim E. Owen
The
Air Corporation
Owen
Bechtel
the Air
Air Express
West World Wonder Shows Arrive in City for Week
The West s World Wonder Show arrives tonight via Southern Railway from Orangeburg S C for a week long engagement on Welch Field starting Monday at 7 p m The traveling company with 80 steel double length cars unloads on Wrenna street and parks Pullman cars on the usual sidings The lineup features the Charleston Strutters Hodges circus side shows Captain Smithey wild animal acts in North Wilkesboro with lions tigers and leopards a Night in Spain chorus and orchestra and Captain Joe Rossi Band free acts will appear in front of the attractions on the show grounds
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Welch Field
Southern Railway
Orangeburg
S. C
Wrenna Street
Charleston Strutters
Red Hot Minstrels
Hodges
Jimmy Hodges
Salisbury
N. C
Captain Smithey
North Wilkesboro
Spain
Joe Rossi
Green Shoes Show Varied Green Footwear Options
The passage highlights green suede oxfords with calf skin trim, green kid skin sandals, and light to clear green slippers. It notes green tones pair well with a green tweed frock and white fishnet gowns, emphasizing style and formwear.
Black gloves complete ark red duvetyn suit outfit
An ensemble features an ark red duvetyn suit with black trimmer trim, a black felt turban, and a pair of six-button black suede gloves. The coordinated pieces emphasize a formal, vintage style with rich color contrast.
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Rally
New York cotton started steady with a small rise on buying and covering aided by steady Liverpool cables. Prices eased as private crop figures prompted liquidation and local selling, January slipping to 17.99 with losses of 2 to 3 points in the first half hour. A private crop report put the yield at 15,215,500 bales versus 14,833,000 a month earlier.
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New York
Liverpool
Southern
Liverpool Cables
Global Cotton Prices Steady. University Plans International House
Liverpool market reports steady spot prices with American grades listed and 3,000 bales sold. Futures closed quiet with December at 9.61 and October at 9.80. Separately, UC announces International House housing for students from 50 nations.
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Liverpool
Liverpol
University of California
Topaz the November Birthstone and Its Lore
The piece explains November’s birthstone the topaz its mythical powers and health virtues across cultures from Hindu to Roman and medieval times. It notes colors including yellow blue and pink and mentions notable claims of its eye benefits and a four pound Brazilian topaz presented to Pope Leo.
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Topaz
Topazius
Topaz Island
Leonardus
Hildegarde
Theodoric
Holland
Isle of St. John
Red Sea
Europe
Ceylon
Mexico
Brazil
Leo
Polygamy Debate Persists as Turkey Restricts Marriages
In Angora Turkey the minister of justice issues a circular urging monogamy while the law recognizes polygamy from Koranic tradition. Civil marriages are the only legal unions, despite four marriages allowed by Islamic law.
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Angora
Turkey
New Turkey
United States
Australia imports alcohol from United States valued at 445 dollars
Government statistics show Australia imported 445 dollars worth of alcoholic liquors from the United States in the last year. No further details on amounts, consignors, consigntees, or reasons are provided.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Bulgarians Flock to Simeon Well Rediscovery Shrine
Thousands visit the sacred well believed to restore the strength of Emperor Simeon from a thousand years ago. Local tradition holds that the water granted him indomitable vigor. The rediscovery fuels a wave of pilgrimages and renewed interest in ancient Bulgarian heritage.
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Sofia
Simeon
Voter in depopulated New York district to vote Tuesday
George Schrader, an engineer living on West Thirty eighth Street, is the only registered voter in the 83rd election district of the 109th assembly district. The city will spend 240 dollars for four election officials, a policeman, watchers, and a voting machine as inroads of business have nearly depopulated the area.
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New York
George Schrader
George
West Thirty Eighth Street
New York Doctor’s Spray Business Sets Estate Value
The late Dr. Bryand D. Sheedy left a gross estate of $1,263,684 after physicians endorsed a nasal and throat spray with no public appeal for its use. The spray reportedly has no goodwill value due to competition and opposition from one school of physicians.
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New York
Bryand D. Sheedy
Weather forecasting by atmospheric electricity scientist in Budapest
Professor Emmerich Szarvasy claims an eight hour forecast accuracy of 99 times out of 100. He measures atmospheric electricity with a self devised method from experiments on prolonging plant life.
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Budapest
Emmerich Szarvasy
Paradox of Corsica: Safe Nights, Paired Police by Day
Corsica presents a paradox as women may travel alone at night with safety, while daytime policing requires officers to work in pairs. This contrast highlights local norms and security practices shaping daily life on the island.
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Corsica
Negro father of 56 children dies in Chester
Allen Foster, a Black man buried in Chester on November 2, was said to be the father of fifty six children by two marriages. Local authorities note his unusually tenacious memory made him a historian for local Black residents.
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Chester
8. C
Allen Foster
Foster
Lee Dead, Cleveland Secretary of Train Men Dies
William G. Lee, secretary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Train Men, died in Cleveland this morning.
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Cleveland
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Reichsbank Cuts Rate From 7 to 7 Percent in Germany
Berlin reports the Reichsbank lowered the policy rate from 7 percent to 7 percent, signaling easing monetary policy. The move affects lenders, borrowers, and financial markets across Germany as authorities seek to stabilize prices and credit conditions.
Tardieu Presses On With Ministry Despite Radical Rejection
Paris reports Andre Tardieu designated premier aims to form a cabinet despite radical deputies voting 46 against and 28 in favor. A conservative lineup could risk Briand’s resignation, while Doumergue might turn to Senator Maurice Sarrant if the cabinet proves short lived.
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Paris
Andre Tardien
Tardieu
M. Briand
M. Tardieu
Doumergue
Maurice Sarrant
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Rain and Cables
New Orleans market opened steady as heavy rain affected field conditions and Liverpool cables arrived. Early trades showed 1 to 3 point gains before a private crop yield report pegged output at 15,200,000 bales, easing prices. December at 17.81, January 17.92, March 18.20, down 8 to 9 points from highs. End of first hour, market steadied amid decline.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
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