Republican Lenders Plan Anew Start After Landslide
Local Republican leaders, disappointed by a countywide Democratic sweep amid hard times and prohibition discontent, discussed reorganization and a spring city campaign. Analysts credit factional squabbles for hurting several popular candidates while noting Dix, Dulle, and Asel might have won despite dissension. Cole County Republicans faced a particularly difficult campaign.
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Dix
Dulle
Asel
Cole County
Hobbi
Parker's treatment for kidney and liver troubles advertised
An advertisement promotes Dr Parker's natural vegetable powder to cleanse poisons, improve digestion and nerves, and aid kidney and liver health. Claims quick relief, 4 month course, low daily cost, guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by Crown Drug Co 210 E High St.
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Mr. Parker
Parker
Crown Drug Co
E. Wigh St
Party rift clouds council race and spring plan
Factional strife and deser tions weakened the party as Fred Tanner faced heavy losses from infighting and an alleged political boss entanglement. LePage secured a surprising victory amid dissension while Dix faltered. A leaders’ meeting will address reorganizing the shattered forces and pruning dead wood ahead of the spring battle.
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Fred Tanner
Ager
Tanner
Ben H. Linhardt
A. E. Blaser
LePage
Dix
Asci
Woods urges governors to share unemployment relief plans
Chairman Woods of the Presidents Employment Committee used long distance calls to reach 44 state governors and four representatives, aiming to centralize information on unemployment relief. He reported many states already exchange data and are ready to meet upcoming winter challenges, with plans to submit actions and outcomes to guide others.
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Washington, Navy
Woods
Father to swear in Alfalfa Bill Murray governor
Oklahoma City AP report notes 91 year old Uriah Dow Thomas Murray of Bethany will administer the oath when W. H. Murray is inaugurated as governor next January. Murray seeks a notary public commission so his father can swear him in.
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Oklahoma City
W. H
Druggan Snares Evade Chicago Police In RAID Busts
Raids on Terry Druggan's loop hotel suite and north side apartment fail to capture the reputed gangster but yield records linking Druggan's gang to New York and Los Angeles. Officers seize two pistols, seven revolvers, ammunition, and a hidden cache of machine guns. The lavish suite reveals Druggan's name engraved on silver, furniture, and a hidden munition closet.
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Chicago
Loop
North Side
Terry Druggan
Patrick Rothe
State's Attorney's
Roche
Qaoom
Druggin
New York City
Los Angeles
Druggan
Bart Long
Lyle
al Gapone
Gapone
Caponess
Dickens
Thackery
Shakespeare
Wall Street Shares Fall to Bear Market Lows
The market sank to new bear market lows with rail stocks leading the decline. Bethlehem Steel North American Union Pacific Allied Chemical Coca Cola and others tumbled 5 to over 7 points while utilities and industrials slipped. Call money demand rose with rates near 2 percent and short term paper moved low.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel
North American
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Coca Cola
Canadary
Norfolk and Western
Atchison
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
American Water Works
Air Reduction
Johns Manville
New York Central
Proctor and Gamble
U. S. Steel
Amrican Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
N. J. Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven
Hoover Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges National Observance
President Hoover urges U S observance of Thanksgiving on November 27 1930. He notes the nation has suffered less than others from world difficulties and calls for aid to those in need, urging universal thanks for life and institutions. The proclamation is signed by Herbert Hoover and Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Chi
Herbert Hoover
Ar ‘Sa
United States of America
Henry L. Stimson
Radke's Big Sale Attracts Large Crowds
Radke's store drew a large crowd of buyers as Paul Radke explained he bought clothing at market lows, enabling pass through bargains. His windows and uniform advertising give Radke distinctive appeal noted in today’s coverage.
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Radke
Paul Radke
Detective Herg Heads U. S. Postal Inspectors
Thomas M. Milligan, famed for foiling five million dollar postal robberies, is named chief inspector of the postal service, taking the oath of office and succeeding the late William R. Spilman who died August 25. Milligan had been acting chief since then.
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Washington
Thomas M. Milligan
The
Postal Service
William R. Spilman
Milligan
Cascarets Candy Provide Quick Gentle Constipation Relief
A night time Cascaret candy promises rapid relief from constipation with morning improvement. Breath, tongue, and digestion improve as biliousness and headaches fade and energy returns. Cascarets, made from cascara, are prescribed by doctors and sold at all drug stores.
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Ady
Bank official’s suicide tied to Ava bank irregularities
J. F. Reynolds, 60, Ava, Missouri, killed himself amid reports of bank irregularities at the Bank of Ava in Douglas County. Disturbing shortages and an imminent bank examiner’s report spurred fear of disgrace, while depositors sought to reorganize leadership after the institution’s closure. Reynolds had long ties as a former state bank examiner and was said to fear accountability to old friends and county officials.
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Springfield
State Bank
Ava
Douglas County
J. 4
G. Reynolds
Reynolds
Hyde
Sally Adams
Reynold
Friends
Fred Curnutt
SLAIN CHICAGO FURRIER KILLED IN CAR AMID MYSTERY
Samuel Bauer, wealthy Chicago furrier, was found dead in his car near a north side apartment hotel. Police initially speculated self harm but shifted to a possible murder, seeking Vera Thompson, 84, after a doctor visit report. Eyewitnesses described shots and a fleeing figure. Bauer leaves a widow and two children.
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Chicago
Samuel Bauer
Vera Thompson
Bauer
George Salt
Irving Ferdinand
Eney
Hauer
Robbers loot Nafziger Baking offices in Springfield
Three robbers entered the Nafziger Baking Company offices in Springfield Missouri yesterday forcing Floyd Holmes the manager and 14 employees to lie on the floor. They looted the safe of 1200 in cash and 800 in checks and escaped in a motor car. The men were not masked.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Nafziger Baking Company
Floyd Holmes
ST. Louis
Circuit Britorey
Rae
Grand Jury
Rolla
National Hotel and Bank
Iaid
H. Winter
Excelsior Springs
Morley Construction Company
Kansas City
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AVA Bank
Muel Bauer
Probe
Vernight
Missouri
Charles Lee
Lee
Listeas Christ
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Vanity Beauty
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Missouri Beauty Shop
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