Stock market snapshot with mixed ticker gibberish
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists various stock names such as American Copper, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Canadian Pacific, White Motor, and GoM along with stray numbers and letters. The text appears as a garbled price feed with no coherent narrative or complete figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maconda Copper
Cena
Omerican Tob
Cecceus Ulg
Pteelacat
Pchrysler
Goco Cola
Serapettal
Maecott Copper
Bervien Sant
Bea
White Motor
Ee Fine
Steises
St. PO
Nat
Dairy Food
Prange America
Roosevelt Starts On White House Trek
Governor Franklin J. Roosevelt begins a presidential bid at the Democratic state convention in Byracush as leaders plan a renomination in a presidential atmosphere. Former Gov Al Smith and John W. Davis head the event with Smith's name drawing cheers amid expectations Roosevelt will be the logical party nominee if Sonnevaltin is reelected.
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Raymond J. Dorst
Byracush
Franklin J. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
al Smith
John W. Davis
Frank
Smith
Scoma
Sonnevaltin
Hol
Lwo Yorra
Gunfire Halts Mob At Madison County Jail
In Huntsville Alabama a mob of about 500 gathered to seize GH Henderson a Black man held for the killing of H H Ross and the shooting of a witness. National guardsmen fired over the mob’s heads to restore order, dispersing the crowd and barring entry to the court area. The sweep followed an imminent attack and Gov Graves and James Price ordered the force to intervene.
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Untsville
Ala
National Guardsned
Madison ‘Unty
Ita
GH. Henderson
H. H. Ross
Dibb Graves
James H. Price
Indictments Sought in Martins Ferry Slaying Case
Martins Ferry Ohio September indictments expected today against John Woods aged 14 and Louis aged 18 for alleged murder of 80 year old William Meeker. McKelvey to press degree indictments as details emerge of a hold up in Colerain involving two youths befriended by the farmer. one boy demanded money then fired after a struggle. Meeker died yesterday morning.
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Martins Ferry
Utor
George
McKelvey
John Woods
Louis
William Meeker
Aidup
Colerain
Hey
Khanda
Eker
Death calls Mindle Wish of McConnellsville D Funeral services Thursday
Death calls Mindle Wish of McConnellsville D. Funeral services will be conducted at the Boucher home at 1 30 Thursday afternoon in charge of Rev John A McCamay D of the Methodist Episcopal rah Burial will be made in the cemetery at Hilledate Edgar Fyock of near Rochester mee repent Monday attending civil ark.
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Mindle
McConnellsville
Boucher
John A. McCamay
The
Methodist Episcopal Rah
Hilledate
Edgar Fyock
Rochester
Civil
Scout Officials Back Community Chevy Project in Indiana
The Scout Official council unanimously supports a 1931 Community Cheat Project in Indiana. N J Buch het named chairman of the Finance Committee to interview leaders and carry the action. Budget appeals for November 6 20 were discussed as communities prepare for the campaign opening. Roosevelt Memorial activities mark the birthday of Theodore Roosevelt with Scout plantings and memorial ceremonies nationwide.
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Indiana
N. J. Buchhelt
Medical Society Convention Highlights and Meeting Venues
The Pennsylvania Medical Society delegates gather with the women’s auxiliary guest at the Cambria County Elks home. Headquarters will be the State Theater building with sections housed at Fort Stanwix hotel and auditorium, and Y M C A facilities for pediatrics urology dermatology and syphilology. A reception and ball are planned at Sunnehanna Country Club with exhibitions and registration in the State Theater basement levels.
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Pennsylvania Medical Society
Cambria County
Elks
Board of Trustees
Fort Stanwix
House of Delegates
Joseph Johns Junior High School
American Legion
Yom. C. A
Yom.c. A
Sunnehanna Country Lab
Campaign Turkey in Pennsylvania 1930s Elections
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia political moves fuel a tense race for governor. Liberal Hemphill headquarters widen as county leaders plan October activity while Pinchot allies recruit in state and local blocs. A Harrisburg fundraising appeal by the Republican State Committee seeks early campaign funds.
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Pittsburgh
Osng
John M. Hemphill
Jeny County
Arthur M. Scully
Allegheny County Bar Association
Liberal Party
Hemphill
County
Democratic Committee
Scully
David Lawrence
Democratic
Mortimer Tesher
Republican Committee
Pinchot Net
The
Crusaders
Pinchot
Don Rose
Grafton Duval
Rose
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Duvall
Philadelphia Company
McKeesport
Duquesne
Clairton
Pomona Grange Plans Creek Side Meeting in December
More than 200 attended the Pomona Grange gathering with men and ten ladies receiving the Fifth Degree. The group voted to hold the Pomona Grange meeting at Creekside on December 18. Reports highlighted the Cookport Fair improvements, superior livestock, and Jerseys prevailing in cattle shows. Brush Valley Fair announced for October 4 with judging by H G McWilliams and Miss Katherine Reitz. Wilgus Pig Club set for October 15, notable as the oldest continuous pig club in Pennsylvania with hogs weighed and judged by L C Madison.
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Pomona Grange
Creekside
Cookport
Green Township
Jerseys
Brush Valley Fair
Brush Valley
H. G. McWilliams
Cambria County
Katherine Reitz
Jefferson
Clearfield Counties
Wilgus Pig Club
Wilgus
Pennsylvania
L. C. Madison
Penn State
Nye committee warns press over charges in investigation
The Nye committee signaled possible libel actions against outlets for coverage of its inquiry. Senators Nye Dale Dill and Wagner issued the statement while Patterson did not align, citing no commitments. Ruth Hanna McCormick accused the panel of trying to throttle the U S press.
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Nye
North Dakota
Dale
Vermont
Dill
Washington
Wagner
New York
Patterson
Mop
Centralia
Nye Committee
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States
Ammonia Blast Wrecks Warehouse Injures Twelve
Ammonia fumes swept through a warehouse injuring twelve people including Margaret Shields and John Spik. Firefighters wore masks to shut off the gas valve amid debris as a warehouse roof collapsed, causing $35,000 in damage and knocking out power and phone lines to nearby buildings.
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Margaret Shields
John Spik
Michael Kowalski
James Runco
Michael Gunning
Ireman
Christopher Burewa
Martin Henry
Betty Miller
Lillian Haley
Tony Dykeman
William R. Harrison
Anthony Unger
Skidmore Students At Bellefonte Academy Face Trouble
James R. Hughes, Bellefonte Academy superintendent, says two Skidmore boys were good students and strict adherents to academy rules. The incident is described as startling and distressing to those who knew them. George completed one year and Leonard two years at the school, with Leonard enrolled for a third year this September.
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Bellefonte Academy
James R. Hughes
Hughes
George
Leonard
Holmes
Fragmentary Political Roster Amid Statewide Officials
A fragment lists key state officials and lawmakers including the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of internal affairs, three appellate court members, the full congressional delegation, 27 state senators, and the entire House of Representatives, implying a broad roster or delegation mentioned in a formal context.
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Tor
Secretary of Internal Affairs
House of Representatives
Senate weighs Kelley oil lands protest and calls for inquiry
Senate leaders in Washington debate Kelley resignation amid charges of oil land mismanagement. Wilbur suspends Kelley pending a departmental inquiry while Nye Brookhart and Tydings call for full investigation to determine facts and possible government cleansing if allegations prove true.
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Nye
N. D
Senate Public Lands Committee
Kelley
Brookhart
Iowa
Wilbur
Elk Hills
Yeapot Dome
Tydings
Maryland
Boulder Canyon Dam
Interior Department
Colorado
Birkenhead Peer Dies at 58 in London
Lord Birkenhead secretary of state for India in the last Conservative cabinet died in London at age 58 after prolonged lung trouble. He served as Lord High Chancellor from 1919 to 1922 and was a noted authority on international affairs and wartime maritime law. He left a son, Viscount Furneaux.
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London
Earl of Birkenhead
Lord Birkenhead
India
Lot Birkenhead
Indian Corps
France
Great Britain
United States
Viscount Furneaux
Dynamite to Make Wrecks Bed in Ambrose Channel
A 25 ton dynamite charge will be set off in Ambrose Channel to blast a grave in the channel bed for the wreckage of the 8 8, Fort Victoria, abandoned last winter. Charles W. Johnson of Lewes Maryland, a professional ship wrecker, plans to blow a hole to allow the ship to slide in and rest 53 feet below the low water line. Coast guard boats will keep vessels a mile away during the blast.
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New York
Ambrose Channel
Fort Victoria
Charles W. Johnson
Lewes
Coast Guard
Bishop Cannon Returns From Brazil Amid Charges
Bishop James Uathnon Jr and his bride arrived at Union Station from New York to face charges filed by four traveling elders. Cannon declined comment, while his sons clashed with reporters and police intervened.
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Washington
James Uathnon, Jr
Brazil
New Methodist Church
Union Station
Tse
Canton
Cannon
New York
W. B
James, Jr
Mystery Woman in Hit Run Case Near Death in Delaware County
Philadelphia dispatch reports a well-dressed white haired woman near death after a possible hit and run in Addingham near Upper Darby. She bears skull and shoulder injuries. a rifled purse and a knitted baby sock are found at the scene. Detectives pursue identity, weak clues point to Regina Roach, with further checks ongoing.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
Creek Road
Addingham
Upper Darby
Delaware Hospital
Regina
Regina Roach
Roach
Charles Brooks
Upper, Darby
Notable Local Visitors Call on Indiana Officials
Michael Rorke proprietor of the Indiana Hotel motored to Greensburg and called on business friends. J. E. Boyer hauling contractor of Shelocta attended the letting in the Court House. John W. Pomroy of Clymer was among Monday Indiana visitors. Constable Samuel Cissell of Luserne was among today’s callers in the Sheriff’s office. Glen Weaver in town after trips to Erie and Cleveland. W. T. Bennett of near Strongstown attended court. H. F. Bence of Heilwood was among Monday Indiana visitors. Mrs. Effie A. Barkley of Iselin shopped in Indiana. C. S. Davis of Smicksburg called on friends in Court House. John Clark of Penn Run among Monday out-of-town visitors. Attorney and Mrs. John L. Getty returned from Pittsburgh. J. S. Lyons of West Wheatfield was a Monday visitor. Robert Graham of Alverda attended to business. County Engineer and Mrs. Thomas Pealer returned from New England tour. Miss Joan Lingenfelter recuperating after appendicitis in Indiana hospital. Lester Matthews of East Wheatfield motored to Indiana on business. Miss Gladys Beatty, county offices typist, under treatment for foot injury at home. J. Floyd Houck cashier of People’s Bank of Commodore attended court. C. G. Laughlin of Marion Center attended Byrd celebration. Boyd Horrell of Iselin, R. R. Coal Co., special officer, was in Indiana this morning.
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Michael Rorke
Indiana
Greensburg
Asher Glenn
Green Township
J. E. Boyer
Shelocta
Court House
John W. Pomroy
Clymer
Samuel Cissell
Luserne
Davis
Smicksburg
John Clark
Penn Run
John L. Getty
W. D. Hamilton
Pittsburgh
J. S. Lyons
West Wheatfield Township
Robert Graham
Alverda
Thomas Pealer
New England States
Mies Joan Lingenfelter
South Street
Indiana Hospital
Lester Matthews
East Wheatfield Township
Misa Gladys Beatty
County Commissioners’ Office
Oakland Avenue
J . Floyd Houck
Peoples’ Bank of
Commodore
Laughlin
Marion Center
Imong
Byrd
Boyd Horrell
R. & P. Coal Go
Iselin
Plans Outlined for Central Pennsylvania Coal Fight
Johnstown hosts the first meeting of a permanent committee to combat discriminatory freight rates on bituminous coal. Irving L. Camp is named chairman with F. Maurer as vice chairman and secretary. a five‑member subcommittee will craft a concrete campaign plan to be reported at the next meeting in Clearfield within ten days.
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Daniel Carter Beard
America
Oyster Bay Village
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt Home
Roosevelt
Campfire Club
Amer'va
Ouit R¢Nda
Colonel Roosvelt
Boy Scouts
Oyster Bay
Funda Harrisburg
Reffublican State Committee
Republica Vetera
Edward Martin
Campaien Tan
Republican State Committee
Commonwealth
Martin
State Committee
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Johnstown
Central Pennsylvania
Irving L. Camp
J. Maurer
Patton
Save
Spangler
Mr. Maurer
Clearfield
Ball
Camp
Maurer
Fort Stanwix
Thoorough
New Members of Pandorean Club Introduced
The Thea Pandorean Club of the Ligh welcomes new members Katherine Bartley Mary Bee Arlene George Wdna George Victoria Laski Frances Lefevre Ima McElhoes Ruth Miller Florence Moorheid Bertha Ness Eva Nicely Kathryn Pound Mary Reese Sara Amith Dorothy Walker. Miss Gertrude Jans serves as advisor and Misa Viola Simpson addressed the club. Preliminary plans target a future contest with Webster the literary club of the boys.
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Thea Pandorean
Ligh
College Nnn
Misa Viola Simp-son
Webster
Iterary Club
Boye
Nyemberg
Katherine Bartley
Mary Bee
Arlene George
Wdna George
Victoria Laski
Frances Lefevre
Ima McElhoes
Ruth Miller
Florence Moorheid
Bertha Ness
Eva Nicely
Mary
Kathryn Pound
Mary Reese
Sara Amith
Dorothy Walker
Gertrude Jans
Byrd to Repeat Lecture at Ritz Theatre Tomorrow
Admiral Byrd will recount his story again at the Ritz Theatre tomorrow morning at 9:15 for students and others unable to secure tickets this evening. The additional lecture aims to accommodate the large crowd and provide another opportunity to hear the presentation.
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Admiral Byrd
Ritz Theatre
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Oysteray
Theodore Roosevelt
Boy Scout Organization
Youngs
National Scout Headquarters
Union
Gifford Pinchot
David T. Hart
Republan
25Th Ward
William S. Ware
Hartaid
James J. Davis
U.S
Hart
U. S
Joseph &. Grundy
John J. Hemphill
Skidmore
Birkenhead
Wreck
Bishop
Gannon
Papd
Railroad Companied
Cannen
Tamnaining
la Ataon
Pandorean
Fage One
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