Cox Falls From Favor As G O P Victory Shapes Democrats
Washington reports Cox’s elimination as a possible future presidential candidate after Harding’s victory. Despite Ohio support not materializing, Bryan’s strategic position grows while Wilson’s allies struggle to reorganize. McAdoo Baruch and others are expected to lead the party’s reconstruction.
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Washington
James M. Cox
National
Ohio
Cox
Harding
Coxin
Bryan
Wilson
Wiliam J Bryan
Tank
Fleet
Ikely
Woodrow Wilon
Remazs
Democratic National Organization
William G McAdoo
Presidenta Son-R-Lasw
Bernardi M Baruch
Late Stock Reports Show Irregular Trading Across Markets
New York stock notes from November 5, 1930 describe heavy rail accumulation and shipping sales causing irregular conditions. Northern Pacific led declines in early trading, while Great Northern and others posted modest gains. Atlantic Gulf, Mexican Petroleum, and Royal Dutch faced notable losses. Chicago futures reflected fresh wheat selling and a general downturn, with oats and hogs weaker as buyers remained scarce.
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Wall St
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Gulf
Devils
American International
Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Crucible Steel
Utah
Copper
Irginta
Oug
Gulf
Harvester
rginia-Carolina Chemical
American Woolen
Readme
Norfolk and Western
St Paul Common
Rock Island
Texas and Pacific
Chicago
Butter and creamery prices steady in Chicago market
Chicago reports butter high and unsettled creamery receipts at 1,536 cases with firsts near 80 cents per pound. Standards at 64 to 69 cents. Live poultry prices show fowls 19 to 26 cents and springs 27 cents with related figures for various cuts and packings.
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Chicago
Feeble Woman Seeks Reliable Drug Supply Assertion
A garbled item mentions an aged woman and concerns over drug supply. It notes C W Phillips as a leading druggist guaranteeing some provision. The fragment references Ady and a Wegram, but the meaning is unclear.
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Vinci
W Phillips
Plan tighter grip on isle reports say
London reports that Britain’s Dublin administration considers stricter measures and martial law in Ireland. Gen Tudor might command the Royal Irish Constabulary. Gen Rackete Pain resigns as Northern Ireland district commander. Three civilians, including a woman with a baby, were shot in Ireland. Mrs Helen Quinn of Ardsheen Galway was fatally wounded while seated on a wall as a police lorry passed. The lorry sped away, the wounded woman collapsing on her porch before dying.
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London
The
Daily Express
Dublin
Ireland
Morning Post
Tudor
Royal Irish Constabulary
Times
Helen Quinn
Adrshen
County Galway
Neieh
Deblin Locomotive Works Scene Described in Turmoil
Fleeing workers fled into the wide spaces in terror as a chaotic incident unfolded at the Chicore locomotive works in Deblin earlier in the day.
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Jbors
Worrel Ckliniann
Chicore
Deblin
Look Out Ducks Harding to Duck Hunt at Point Isabel
Navay President elect Harding plans a duck hunting visit while vacationing at Point Isabel Texas. A staff is arranging a hunting lodge for the distinguished visitor as the region’s prime season begins. Point Isabel, a small town of 400 residents, is set to host the trip amid期待 quiescent coastal marshes and elevated anticipation.
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Brownsville
Tex
Navay
Harding
Point Isabel
R B Creager
Chicago
Germany Faces 70 Billion Mark Deficit and Sacrifice Tax
German treasury faces about 70,000,000,000 marks deficit with expenditures near 30,900,000,000 marks, says former vice chancellor Dr Karl Helfferich. He says credit from the Rhine commission is impossible and criticizes Finance Minister Wirth for not acting. Wirth replies cabinet will propose a sacrifice tax and seek a one-billion-mark loan to buy cereals abroad despite the distress.
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Berlin
Wnay
Germany
Karl Helfferich
Iso
Inter al- Ned High Commission
Rhine
Dr Wirth
Dr. Wirth
Colimb's Review Delays Canton Murder Case to December
The case of Dick Howell, accused of killing Anthony Slaitnicki in Canton on December 4, 1919, faced a November 5 review and an appeal to the Supreme Court, with execution scheduled for December 3. Howell’s petition tied to the case was considered in court today.
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Dick Howell
Canton
Supreme Court
Howell
Anthony Slaitnicki
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