Askob Sees Quick Cline to Normalcy
Washington Oct 18 Merryle Stanley Rukeyser reports J Barkob Du Pont interests leader and Democratic chair sees economy at low mood but advises patient investors. He recalls prepanic optimism and suggests common stocks of well established concerns at reasonable prices offer long term value. He cautions markets may recover faster than expected.
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Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
Glbee
Universal Service
Inv
Washington, D.C
Job
J. Barkob
Gannevil
du Pont
Democratic National Committee
Ree
Raskob
Tasoh
Defafeo
Barkoh
Mammal Investment
Wien
Bincy
Anskab
Reskab
Raskeb
Gene Motors Corporation
Polio Life
Fizekoby
Europe
General Motore
General Motors
Cardinal Hayes Welcomed by San Francisco Crowd
Cardinal Hayes of New York was warmly received in San Francisco with a cordial city welcome. A noisy throng in the rotunda of the city hall gathered for the official greeting with songs, flags, and patriotic honors as the eminent guest passed through. The cardinal appeared moved by the sincere reception from citizens and officials.
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Cardinal Hayes
San Francisco
Francisco
Cordiel
Patrick Cordinal Hayes
New York
Wheat Baron Sees Commodity Hike
A Wheat Baron predicts higher prices across commodities at a conference with Thorne PD, Carus at Maptana. The ex President Hoover attends as Campbell speaks optimistically about the recovery, stating the nation must accept the improving business conditions.
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Arersat
Thorne PD
Carus
Maptana
Exauresl
Hoover
Campbell Abe Epohe
Pioneering Fredericksburg couple to celebrate wedding anniversary
The Felts Kirerobf couple long noted as Fredericksburg pioneers mark their anniversary with a Sunday celebration at the Feller ranch near Fredericksburg. Seven children, four in San Antonio, travel to join their parents amid a crowd of attendees expected to include many relatives. The couple, both immigrants from Germany, married after moving from Grapetown, spent decades on a family homestead with a lively reception planned.
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Polden
Mee
Felts Kireborf
Fredericksburg
Henat Feller
San Antonio
Edwin Kirchell
Cincinnati Avenues
Austin
Pasadeue Avenue
Bre
Fritg Hausler
Pric
Grapstown
R Weed
Feller
Feller Howe
Leco
Eayetaen
United States Army
United States
Mandolph Field
War Department
M Bride Advocates Prohibition Rally Across Few States
M Bride, head of the Asian League of America, urged churches to rally for prohibiting alcohol. He spoke amid national and international comments on Prohibition, noting support remains limited to about 15 states and a few more in contention, as reformers push for stronger measures.
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D.C
Scott M Bride
Ant Asian League of America
Bank Robber Foiled by Cashier Alarm Traps Nearby
A lone bandit attempted a hold up at a bank near PAPERS BLUEF. Mo, but was trapped when a cashier alarm sounded. The staff and a nearby security precaution led to the bandit’s capture as police arrived.
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Orton
NSI
Quinn
Frein Wabler
Genom
Anu
New X Ray Tube Speeds Up Photographing of Atoms
Prof George J Clark of the University of Illinois announces a new X ray tube that promises faster photography of atoms. The device is said to deliver stronger emission and broader capabilities for capturing atomic images, potentially advancing materials science and imaging techniques.
Gloucestershire Yacht Trophy Race At Gloucester
The event aboard TD. & 5 Cotingham off Gloucester featured Gerteude L leading the international trophy bout. Thomas Lipley secured the prize by winning two of three heats as the Stars and Stripes floated from the masthead. Seven attempts were needed before the second race could be completed.
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Cotingham
Gloucester
Mans
Ny Radio Dis T.S
Stars and Stripes
Lige
Gerteude
Aonexeg
Thomas Lipley
Ploroose
Af Lunenborg
N. Chews
Pion
Couid Be Mere
Bandit in Derby Hat Robs Oil Station Attendant
A bandit wearing a brown coat and a derby hat robbed Lawrence Fini at an A A oil station on a Saturday night. The bandit produced a pistol, ordered the attendant to lie down, and took $12 from the register. Elkins reported uncertainty about whether a car was involved. The incident follows a similar hold up three weeks earlier at another station.
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Lawrence Fini
Iis
Ghant
Stanothre
Marion
Legion Post Resents Hearst Exclusion by Paris Officials
Universay Kerr reports on action by Paris officials excluding Hearst from a group event. Dan Modenza, business manager of the Standing Chamber of Commerce and longtime Legion member, introduces a resolution urging the inclusion of Washington and Jefferson era figures in a ceremonial list.
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Legion Post
Hearst
Paris
Organization of the, Legion
Courthouse Bond Vote Noted By Menard County Officials
Fragmentary OCR reports a Menard County bond election for courthouse construction. Opponents question waste and accountability for past projects, while supporters argue the need for a new courthouse. Details on vote totals and dates are unclear in the text.
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Menard Ban Pngelo
Der
Lodas
Menard County
Germany narrowly avoids dictatorship in pivotal confidence vote
In a week of fierce parliamentary strife Chancellor Bruening survives a confidence motion by 206 to 124, with Socialist support preventing a collapse. The Reichstag adjoins as factions clash, and the government dodges a direct vote on its program while facing a December test on finances and Hindenburg's emergency decrees.
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Bascists
Red Internationale
Comisunists
Lollien
Reichstag
Huclenburg
Uring Ube
Heines
Hoegner
Socialleta
Brucoing Ad Hi
Eeoclete
Ted Brnening
Taul van Hindenburg
Hruenang
Paxik
Reichatay Secs
Maan
Br Perliamentars
Elinor Smith Aims to Break Laura Ingalls Transcontinental Record
Elinor Smith, holder of the women's title record, plans a 4 a.m. departure to surpass Laura Ingalls's 26 hours 45 minutes transcontinental flight. She will fly a Lockheed Vega, following the southern air route toward the West Coast, aiming to cross the continent in under 18 hours.
City News Hig Carnival Dance at Local Halls
An Adv notice lists forthcoming dances in Hig City including Smitsy, Crene, and cent Bend. Oct 10 events feature music by Steve Gard and Bob Hitlen at venues like Foot Hall and Hedwig Hall. Additional acts include Culebra Jon and Jack Hennevi’a orchestras with chicken dinners, refreshments, and no cover. Local venues Iron Valley, Brann Road, and nearby towns host events, with plans for turkey prizes and modern admission pricing.
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Smitsy
Crene
Cent Bend
Ciboln
Steve Gard
Her
White Horse
Bugs Moran Ages Team From Capone
Chicago report claims Bugs Moran seeks to consolidate control of beer and liquor enterprises on the north side as he defies Al Capone. Moran allegedly sent emissaries to Capone and shows willingness to ally if permitted safe return, amid gang warfare in Minnesota and the Twin Cities.
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Caiversal Berriea
Cmicagg
George
Buga
Moran
Scarface
Capone
Shite
Fxg
Ourrondes
Bessard Capone
Chicago
Todlay
Take* Lingle
Chicas
Tribune
Moron
al Capone
Lalor
Crpout
Henner
Canone
Safetr
Ay Capone
Hue
Flirts
Ftven
Rommand
Chienen North Side
Ex-Favorite of Films May See Mate Governor
Marguerite Clark, who left films to marry a lumberman, may be groomed as a candidate by her millionaire husband Warren P. Williams in 1901 to succeed Gov Huey P. Long, who moves to the United States Senate.
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Baton Rough
Marguerite Clark
Mary
Opium Trade Criticized By League Nations Board
A League of Nations report accuses France and Japan of lax controls that permit illicit drug trade to flourish. The central opium board estimates world narcotics shipments exceed medical needs, with illicit channels reaching forbidden markets.
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Universal Service Genby
Praare
Jonan
Woman and boy set records at city meet
At Metropolitan Airport today, 18 year old Robert Huck of Elizabeth set a new record for someone completing a 10 mile race and a woman achieved a coast to coast mark. Miss Tatia Ingles arrived an hour earlier, setting a new all time record for women.
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Universst Seesice
Newarg
N. 2
Etting
Robert Huck
Elizabels
Dunier
Metropolitna
Bvte
Tex Angele
Tooterclt Weld
Ts 1
Tatra Ingalla
Wonjen
Wholesale prices show little change in September
The Bureau of Labor Analyses reported little variation from August in wholesale prices. The general purchasing power index stood at 7.89 dollars for September, with the 1928 dollar level remaining stable.
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Wablington
Met
Bureau of Labor
Police Seek Slayer After Gil Found in Denver
Denver police pursue a suspected child murder case after the autopsy on Leone O Loughlin, 10, shows suffocation as the likely cause. Her father Leo O Loughlin, 41, is hospitalized in grave condition with pneumonia while detectives question family members and an unidentified man in connection with the death. An extensive medical examination is underway to rule out poisoning, with a county coroner involved and a wide search of the home and surroundings continuing.
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Denver
Leone ‘O'Loughlin
O'Loughlin
Waile RaWane Rou
Uilood
Yulle Leong
Leo"Loughlis
al. Joseph
Lomo
Leaze Tate
Rome
Dongiew
Milligan
Frank O'Loushlin
Omeisle
Corcace
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Rankab
Jinenires Amone' Cies
Fr. Barkoh
Rone Perfect
Edmund A. Rieder
Rieder
M'Bride
SNPW
York
J Clack
Unitenliy If Ihnals
Clark Ealte
Ouhodnor
Bandit
Derby
Germany
Bruening
Elinor Smith
Laura Ingalls
City News
Anier
Foot Hall
Honday Night
Carh Pricy! Arta Orchestra
Culebra
Jon
Bob Hitlen
Caan
Hedwig Hall
Sundaz
Hoyal Teaane
Vance
Brann Road
Bat
Bugs Moran
Flagg
Jogt
Miss Marie
Ricks
Office
The
Interna
France
Japan
San Antonis
Polige
Gil
Detect! Ve
Agel Demblar
West & auTzFrr
Kirkwood & Wharton Plumbing
Crockett
Main Ave
Pete
Buena Vista Poultry Place
Poultry
Uva of
Deemed While
Telastiun
Barna Vinee Cinely Inc
Alamo Grain
Plantation Mills
Vine St. Mia
Sigmund Press, Inc
la Prenza
J. B. Lozeno
AE Mexican DA Suguyt
Herane Robl
CARN
Carry Printing CO
Cinaculars
Erie
U.S. Army
Lous
Boosters
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