Democrats Jubilant Over State Election Results
Edward W. Pickard reports Democrats celebrate gains across states showing a revival of Democratic strength. Virginia returns to safety Democratic status with Pollard for governor, Kentucky retains two thirds in lower house, and New York City swings to Mayor-elect Jimmy Walker amid a City-wide Democratic success, while Indiana voters oppose the Ku Klux Klan and anti-saloon forces.
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Pr Bsocrats
South
Congress
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Renud- Heans
Bishop Cannon
G Bascom Stamp
Henry W W. Anderson
William 2L Brown
Old Dominion
Kentucky
State Assembly
Senate
Hoover
Jimmie Walker
New York City
Florello H. la Guardia
George A. Harvey
Queens
New York Cities
Indiana
Reginald Sullivan
Indianapolis
Detroit
John W. Smith
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Civil War Reports and Market Turmoil Highlight 1929 News
Uncertain reports from China’s civil war describe fighting between the rebel people’s forces and Nationalist troops with no major Manchurian front updates. The American Red Cross sent over 20000 dollars for White Russian relief. In Minneapolis the Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain Corporation was formed with 6000000 dollars capital. Stock prices plunged on exchanges as banks’ support was unseen and bears dominated trading, with sporadic recoveries later. Ralph C. McCulloch of Denton was appointed US Senator by Ohio Governor Cooper to fill the Burton vacancy, a one year term with election due in November 1930. Red deaths noted include William G. Lee, Marquis Inouye, Maurice Herbette, Prince Max of Baden, and George Hannauer.
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China
People's
American Red Cross
Rrosscor C. McCulloch
Denton
Cooper
Ohio
United States
Theodore F. Burton
Congress
Yge Cutloch
Frank B. Witjis
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railways
Marquis Inouye
Japan
Maurice Herbette
France
Prince Max
Baden
Germany
George Hannauer
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Newspaper Union
Ancient Mansion Still Unpainted in Natchez
In Natchez Mississippi the ornate Longwood mansion remains unfinished after plans begun before the Civil War. Painters halted work in 1861 when Fort Sumter fell, leaving second and third floors unpainted. The house, now a town shrine, may finally be completed when painters return.
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Baller
Waitney
Soa
Longwood
Philadelphia
Fort Sumter
Nutts
Discover New Enemy in Fight Against Malaria
Dr Herbert Clarke of the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory told directors that a red spider monkey found in Panama’s jungles may carry malaria. The monkey could infect mosquitoes that bite it, passing germs to other mosquitoes. Officials plan to segregate the primates from populated centers rather than exterminate them.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Tod
Wall Street
Washington
Walter J. Pay
New York
Gooding
Grand
Treasury
Mellon
Falcover
Chicago
Gorgas Memorial Laboratory
Herbert Clarke
Clarke
Panama City
Caval Zone
Dec'er
Colorado Golden Highway Assays $3,000 to Mile
A southern Colorado highway known as the Golden Highway reportedly contains $3,000 worth of virgin gold per mile. The paving includes ore dumps from Cripple Creek, with gold assay values around $150 per ton and 2,040 tons used per mile of the road.
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Colorado
Fort Morgan
Colo
Cripple Creek
Mountain Sides Crack Guatemara City
Enormous cracks open along Las Pelotas mountain in Ipala chiquinula Guatemala. Some crevices reach 1000 feet, releasing abundant fat water and alarming local residents.
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Guatemara
Las Pelotas
Ipalachiquinula
Million Tourists Flock to Vancouver Beltist Columbis
More than 1,100 WOO tourists visited Beltist Columbis this year and spent about 85 million dollars in the neighboring area, according to publicity bureau officials.
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Vancouver
B. A
Beltist Columbis
Publicity Bureau
Odorless Skunks and Apperception Notes
The text discusses Herbartian apperception with the clash of factors forming experience and the apperceptive masses that give new data meaning. It also mentions Iowa's odorless skunks, a state possession in Des Moines despite parental reluctance to approach the cage.
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Herbert
Iowa
State Game and Fish Department
Des Moines
A Real Thrill Man
Fay recalls the most thrilling moment when Joe kissed her, revealing a pivotal scene of romance and emotion in the tale.
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Fay
Joe
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Minnesota
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Montana
Yarmers Nations Grain Corporation
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Miss
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Wiliam Nutt
England
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Jefferson County
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Gaklsné College
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