Cox Calls for Eighteenth Amendment Repeal at Dinner
Former Ohio governor and 1920 Democrat nominee James M. Cox urged repeal of the eighteenth amendment at a victory dinner, advocating government control of liquor manufacture and distribution. He warned against restoring saloons and preferred the current setup to the two extremes, urging the issue be left open for now.
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James M. Cox
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Cox
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
Los Angeles Population Tops 1.2 Million in 1930
The 1930 census counts include 1,231,730 for city of Los Angeles, with a 645,037 increase since 1920. Metropolitan Los Angeles grows, while Los Angeles County reaches 2,199,557, ranking fifth among U.S. cities, ahead of Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Detroit’s figure awaited.
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Promises Made for New National Park Survey in Missouri
AP reports tentative commitments from the federal government to survey for a potential National Park game refuge or reforestation preserve in Missouri. Included are remarks by Scott R. Dekins of the Chamber of Commerce during KHMOX radio.
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State Public Service Commission
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Cole County Circuit Court
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Harry L. Hutchins
Vera L. McKenzie
Los Angeles
William “Nig
Weber
Irvin Butler
Gus Bauer
Butler
Missouri School For the Blind
Caulfield
Springfield
Glenn Gardner
Oldfield
Lester Hughes
Pleasant Hope
Springfield Baptist Hospital
Gardner
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