Huge capital rise by distiller and brewer firms
Washington November 10. About 40 brewing and distilling companies have registered more than 47 million dollars in new securities since mid August. Common stock dominates issues, with 16.03 million for breweries and 21.04 million for distilleries and wine. Expansion hopes rest on department of commerce plant counts and private capital stimulus.
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Federal Trade Commission
Department of Commerce
Australia Mill Center Wool Production Surges
Australia now has 58 woolen mills producing about 16,000,001 square yards of woolens worsteds and flannels a million blankets and 8 000 000 pounds of yarn yearly.
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Australia
Mllion
WCTU Meet Ends with Pageant and Prohibition Pledge
About 150 out of town delegates attended the Texas Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention at Travis Park Methodist church. They returned home after a final session featuring a pageant and playlet. Resolutions pledged renewed effort to enact nationwide prohibition. A telegram to President Roosevelt urged protection from liquor traffic, signed by state president Mrs Claude De Van Watts and other officers. Abilene is favored for the 1934 convention site, pending executive committee decision.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Roosevelt
Claude de van Watts
Austin
J. M. Glass
San Antonio
New York Liquor Control Plan Announced
New York state unveiled its liquor control plan detailing sales restrictions. It prohibits on-site sale of hard liquor except in bona fide hotels, restaurants, clubs, railroad cars and ships, limits hard liquor per person, and requires bottle sales. The plan, designed with the Roosevelt administration, aims to govern liquor and wine manufacture and sale from repeal day April 1.
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New York State Beverage Control Board
Roosevelt Administration
New York Board
Repeal leads Kentucky vote count in early tabulation
Louisville reports Kentucky voters show Repeal ahead by over 45 000 with 2071 of 4204 precincts counted 173 842 to 128 048 for Repeal. An amendment to let the legislature repeal the state property tax trails by about 3 500 with 2073 precincts reporting. Major party Dems retain control of the state legislature as election day violence claims a deputy sheriff and a bystander death near a polling place in Letcher County.
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Neville Miller
Dan M. Carral
Louisvyille Towyer
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Biaather-Visinn
Walter Cole
Shannon Freed on 60 Day Prison Stay
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov. 10 With bond of 810,000 finally approved Boss Shannon convicted and given life in the kidnaping of C F Urschel Oklahoma City man was released from the Oklahoma county jail He departed for his home at Paradise Texas There he will arrange his farm affairs and then will be transferred to federal prison to begin his life sentence.
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Okla
Fnally
C. PF. Urschel
Oklahoma County
Paradise
Texas
Lottery Promoter's Pardon Likely for Mann in New York Case
Kansas City November reports say Attorney General Cummings will urge a pardon for Conrad H. Mann Republican leader and Fraternal Order of Eagles organizer who was convicted in New York on lottery charges. Mann, a Kansas City chamber of commerce president, faces five months in jail and begins service next Wednesday.
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Cummings
Conrad H. Mann
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
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