Eighth District Congress race hangs on ten vote margin
Irregularities at Delaware county polls surface as 16 state, 7 township, 4 county ballots found hidden in a school toy box. Vestal leads Ball by ten votes with disputes in Jay, Adams and Wells counties and possible challenges to a future congressional contest.
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Opening Stock Market Shows Mixed United States Steel Leads
United States Steel opened the session up 4,000 shares at 141 as market tone was irregular in a narrow range. Several leaders fell on weak demand with American Telephone General Electric Bethlehem Steel and Coca Cola among notable decliners. Gains came from General Railway Signal Westinghouse and American Smelting among others, with Kansas Texas and Kennecott advancing.
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Evidence backlog stalls raid prosecutions in Cleveland
Cleveland police report an evidentiary backlog from liquor raids. Too much evidence has been captured to store, forcing destruction of items and undermining prosecutions against bootleggers. Officials say lack of space hampers building solid cases.
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Matlock Concedes After North Ninth District Vote
In Kokomo Indiana Harry L Matlock defeated Democratic candidate for congressman from the Ninth district concedes the race and will not contest. Official returns show Fred L Purnell with a 313 vote majority and Matlock says he has no fraud evidence and will take no contest steps.
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Police seek bandit who robbed laundry truck driver
Police today sought a Negro bandit who robbed laundry truck driver Harry Weintraut of $60. The incident occurred Friday night as Weintraut delivered near Thirty-eighth and Meridian streets.
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Dancing Judith Opens in Times Pink Editions
Judith Grant, a charming Greenwich Village dancer, faces love and loyalty as her sweetheart asks another to marry him. The Bohemian Village setting with cafes and garrets frames this swift new serial, starting Monday in The Times Pink Editions.
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Recounts May Fix Control of Congress
Washington dispatch describes a near evenly split 72nd Congress with Republicans Democrats and Farmer Laborites as potential kingmakers in both chambers. House 217 217 1. Senate 48 47 1. Key races include Indiana Eighth and Illinois Twenty fourth. Farmer-Labor senators Shipstead and representative Kvale may sway votes, impacting coalition dynamics.
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Porkers Hold To One Price At City Yards
Hogs at the city yards sold mostly at a one price market with lightweights up to five cents higher and others steady to ten cents off. Bulk 160 to 300 pounds traded at 9.30. Receipts about 3,500, holdovers 51. Cattle trade nominal with beef steers up for the week and veals steady at 11.50. Sheep and lambs down 25 cents plus with bulk lambs 7 to 8.25 and some at 8.50. receipts 509. Chicago hog receipts 15,000 including 13,000 directs. weights under 210 pounds active at 9.10 to 9.15, heavier weights not traded early. Cattle 300, calves 200, sheep 4,000.
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Unofficial Governor Involved In Bank Receivership Moves
State banking commissioner Luther F. Symons admits Jess Murden talked of transferring City Trust and Washington Bank cases after Attorney General Ogden filed them. Bank director Murden denies talk. Governor Leslie advised transfer by phone. Depositors focus on protection of assets as receivership feess rise. policy favors liquidation if possible.
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Carter resigns as Rockville state sanitarium superintendent
Dr Amos Carter resigns as superintendent of the Rockville state sanitarium effective November 15 1920. He has led the institution since 1919 and will be temporarily replaced by assistant Dr Herbert Pirkle. Dr Harold S Hatch Indianapolis vice president of the trustees announced the move.
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Siam King to Visit U S Monarch for Eye Treatments
Praja Dhipok king of Siam will stay two months at Mrs. Whitelaw Reid’s Westchester residence while receiving eye treatment in the United States. The visit focuses on medical eye care.
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Chicago Registers Unemployed for City Jobless Solution
Chicago began a program to register every unemployed man and woman with the aim of bringing about a permanent solution to the citys unemployment problem.
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Wife and Lover Clash Over Indiana Murder Charge
In Greenfield Indiana Marie Cole 35 and her alleged lover Frank Jordan 25 are jailed accused of murdering Marie’s husband Raymond Cole 37 eight days earlier. Jordan admits a four month affair but denies a plot while Marie allegedly confessed they conspired to kill him and staged a liquor run ruse.
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Battle of Jinxes Looms In Indiana Northwestern Clash
Indiana and Northwestern meet in Bloomington in a high stakes grid clash dubbed the Battle of Jinxes. Hank Bruder captains Northwestern to thwart Pat Page’s Hoodoo, as both teams seek key conference bragging rights amid a day crowded with intercollegiate contests and homecoming events.
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McLean Wife Seeks $10,000 Monthly Alimony
Evalyn Lucille Walsh McLean files a suit against Edward B. McLean publisher of the Washington Post and Cincinnati Enquirer asking for maintenance of $10,000 a month. She says he deserted her over a year ago and earns about $1,000,000 yearly while she uses her own funds for expenses including the Friendship estate costs.
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Public health expert links kiss ban to TB deaths
Basil G. Eaves of the National Tuberculosis Association said in Paterson that banning kissing for ten years would halve the tuberculosis death rate, yet he doubted the public would accept such a sacrifice.
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Young girl suffers eleventh fracture in Brockville
Aileen Casselman six years old broke a leg or arm for the eleventh time at her Brockville home after falling from a porch.
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Weather Report Mars Hill Airport 9 AM
The Mars Hill airport observes at 9 a.m. visibility seven miles with an unlimited ceiling. Temperature is 43 degrees with a southwest wind at 10 mph. Sea level pressure reads 30.57 inches.
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