Bryan Speaks On Tariff At Des Moines Ball Park
William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, urged tariff revision before a large Des Moines audience. He argued the Republican line favors protected interests and urged a gradual revenue tariff with an income tax to ease taxation, stressing justice in taxation and that the people should fund government in proportion to benefits received. He arrived with Iowa Democrats and outlined plans to direct tariff changes through Congress after inauguration.
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Sioux City
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Wade
Fred EB. Waite
Iowa
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Young Men's Bryan Club
Ball Park
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Chicago
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Tariq
Ian
Drme
Democraty
Oalion
Trade and Industry Outlook From New York Review
R G Duit Co weekly trade review notes continued expansion in trade and industry with conservative improvement. Steel and iron output rising, leather and hides strong, pig iron sales at firm prices, and domestic demand improving though wholesale activity mixed. Cotton goods markets quiet with low inquiries, footwear demand rising in New England, and leather steady with strong western hide sales. Business failures in the United States total 236 for the week ending August 20, against 249 prior week. Canada reports 39 failures, with overall weaker week.
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R. G. Duit Co
Nulso Dull
India
Tted Sen
Satie McKray
New’ England
Washtess
West
Diarrhoea Cured by a Simple Household Remedy
An elderly Derbyshire man, troubled for years by diarrhoea, tried various cures until a local remedy advertised in the Prallopi Republican led to relief. After treatment he reports renewed health at sixty years old and recommends the simple method to others seeking relief from similar ailments.
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Chamberlain
Pearro
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Yesterday’s results include Cleveland 8 7 over Detroit at Philadelphia and Boston 8 7 over Chicago. Washington lost to Detroit 3 1. Batteries listed include Johnson Street Willet Lehman and others amid standings showing Cleveland 49 53 and Chicago 60 60 with New York 35 73 324.
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Vashti
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Baseball Scores and Batteries Across National League
NL results from St Louis and Pittsburgh show varied outcomes with Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, and New York teams posting scores. Notable battery pairings include Luach Ludwig Sorridon Doom and Madidox Gibson Kicker Bergen along with Reulbach Kling Moran Ferguson Joindaman Smith in different matches.
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Jonelnnadl
New York
Streets Catches Ball Dropped From Washington Monument
Washington reporter notes Charley Streets, catcher for the Washington baseball team, caught a regulation baseball dropped from 650 feet near the top of the monument, on his 13th attempt amid wind deflections. The ball traveled about 135 feet per second. several seasoned players had failed before.
Miners Die In Maypole Explosive Disaster At Wigan
Seventy six miners perished in an explosion at the Maypole mine in Wigan England as authorities investigate causes and safety failures. John V Farwell Chicago pioneer merchant head of J Farwell Co since 1862 lies dead after a long career.
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Olyphant
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Brooklyn
Howl Cle
Barbara Reig
Irving Square Park
Negro Miner Fatally Shot Near Pratt City Alabama
Anthony Davis a Negro non union miner shot ambush near his home in Pratt City and fatally wounded. He had worked steadily since the strike began and, after his house was dynamited, claimed he identified the attackers. Fire severely damaged nearby property.
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Ala
Anthony Davis
Pratt
Davis
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Chain's Salve
A vendor touts Chain's Salve as a cure for granulated sore eyes after two decades of suffering. The ad claims the salve restores clear vision and has not caused trouble since use. Available at Peatty's Modern Pharmacy.
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Chain
Peatty
Williams murder case opens again after table leg clue
In Marydel Maryland Aug 22 new evidence surfaces a table leg with a waft end found in possession of a man said to have been with farmer William Williams before his death near Neal’s woods six weeks earlier. Authorities say wounds caused death not strangulation but no solid clue existed.
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William Williams
Neal
Willans
Toby Willaims
Thurman J. Keating
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Thomas C
Chauffeur Killed In Auto Accident in Los Angeles
Joseph Robbe a chauffeur died and Mrs Francia Wilson L M Ford and Charles Keene all of Los Angeles were injured when a wheel failed on a sixty horsepower car at Wesley and Went Jefferson streets causing the car to overturn pinning occupants. An explosion then set the machine on fire but the living occupants were saved with greatest difficulty and the injured will recover.
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Cal
Joseph Robbe
Francia Wilson
L. M. Ford
Charles Keene
Los Angeles
Wesley
Jefferson Streets
Welsh Day Attended by 30000 Notables in Scranton
Scranton Pa August 22 1930 crowds estimated at 30000 Welshday attendees including many notables fill Welsh day celebration. President Roosevelt opened the exercises by wire.
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Roosevelt
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