North Dakota vote tally shows Nestes in lead by large margin
Partial returns from North Dakota's 2,086 precincts give A C Nestes an 11,126 vote edge over Gov. Lynn Frasier as results from 1,196 precincts come in. Johnson and Kitchen lead Lemke and Hagan in the contest for other state offices while a large share of ballots remains uncounted. Townley declines comment as expectations shift with western precincts. A separate Texas conference adopts farm friendly platform and a candidate slate for the Democratic ticket next summer.
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Associated Press
Fargo
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Sveinbjorn Johnson
Joseph A. Kitchen
William Lemke
J. N. Hagan
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Star
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Texas League
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WANTS CLOSE KIN TO WED
Philadelphia Oct 29. Dr Helen Dean King of the Wistar Institute and University of Pennsylvania calls for marriages among close kin to improve race. She cites her inbreeding experiments with albino rats as basis and urges marriages of brothers and sisters and other close relatives.
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Philadelphia
Helen Dean King
Wistar Institute
A&emper
Univrsity of Pennsylvania
New York
King
Lisbon Cabinet May Resign After Granja Assassination
Lisbon reports indicate the Portuguese cabinet that took office October 20 after Premier Granjo's assassination plans to resign voluntarily to allow formation of a new ministry with former Finance Minister Cunha Lesl as premier. The Lisbon municipal council urged President Ali Meida to stay, while a demonstration was organized in the city.
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Cunha Lesl
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Senator Stanfield Seeks Invitation for Foreign Visitors Tour
Foreign delegates would tour the United States during the Christmas holidays under a bill introduced yesterday by Senator Stanfield. The Republican from Oregon proposes authorizing the Secretary of State to issue invitations for the trip to demonstrate America's breadth and resources and to provide the visitors a chance to meet Americans nationwide.
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Associated Press
Stansfield
Oregon
Secretary of State
Stanfield
America
Tax Revision Faces Delays as Senate Stalls Vote
Debate over a tax revision bill dragged in the Senate with little progress and no night session. Leaders warned of possible delays into midweek while negotiations failed to yield a final vote. A key amendment would allow Congress to inspect tax returns of corporations and individuals under House direction.
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Wmemiésda
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Simmons
North Carolina
Congress
Reed
Missouri
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Economic future here bright says survey
A National Mortgage and Investment Corporation statement notes optimism for banking and employment in the district. It cites abundant money, high bank deposits, and rising property values, with growth driven by supply and demand, and urges rapid capital deployment to sustain jobs and housing.
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Wisness
National Mortgage and Investment Corporation
H. Rozier Dulany
West Virginia coal unions face federal court injunction
Federal judge A B Anderson in West Virginia hears a temporary injunction request from Borderland Coal Corp alleging a conspiracy to restrain trade and unionize the state’s coal fields. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers declines surrender as the court considers enforcement about the check off system and nationwide operators.
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West Virginia
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Williamson
Iby
John L. Lewis
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A.B. Anderson
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Een
Borderland Coal Corporation
Com J Plainant
Labor Board Sets Path After Railroad Strike End
The board ends the soft strike against the Hevidien union and urges industrial peace. It requires prior conference on wage or rule changes under the transportation act and directs disputes to be brought to the board before any action or changes are made.
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Thia ‘Board
Floods claim up to fifty lives near Vancouver
In British Columbia floods from a cloud burst caused massive damage near Vancouver. Britannia Beach suffered severe loss with about half the town's 350 residents displaced or dead, while Port Coquitlam near Vancouver saw destroyed buildings and river flooding. A medical ship left Vancouver to aid victims.
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Vancouver
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Coquitlam
Trial notes clash over radical references in court
The exchange centers on Judge Thayer and defense counsel Fred H. Moore during the Ferris trial involving Italian defendants linked to radicalism. The judge defended neutrality in law and warned against letting ethnicity bias verdicts while Moore labeled the ruling as Greek gifts.
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Boston
Thayer
Thias
Anarchy Org
Commonwealth
Theas
Fred H. Moore
Gacco
Vanzetti
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Vanzett
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Wilson still hopes to attend Arlington ceremony
Reports say Mr. Wilson remains ill but improving and may participate in Armistice Day events at Arlington. A group of friends plans a demonstration at his residence, possibly signaling a speech on Wilson's policies while avoiding a public address.
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Thief Hid in Train Car With 17000 Stolen Loot
Detective believe the robber followed Miss Rooney from Chicago and hid a scene case containing 12000 in negotiable securities and 35000 in diamonds inside a parlor car at Union Station. The luggage owner and sister were escorted to Mrs Titus home. the case vanished and later reappeared under a seat in a parlor car.
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Louis Titus
N Street
Chicago
Billman and
Naily
Court bans shoes on carpetless Berlin floors
Berlin court imposes fines of up to 1 500 marks for wearing shoes on carpetless floors amid a feud between two writers. A neighbor downstairs sought relief after late night footsteps disturbed him, winning an injunction against unnecessary sound.
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Berlin
Six Suspects Sought in Cincinnati Whisky Ring Case
Warrants issued for six men alleged leaders of a Cincinnati whisky ring. Named are George Remus and Brady of Highlands Kentucky, plus Connors and Gebrum. Agents found about $409,000 worth of liquor at Deter's farm. Remus located in Lansing Michigan and plans to return to Cincinnati Monday.
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Ohio
George Remus
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Brady
Highlands
Remus
Gebrum
Connors
Deter
First "Superpower" Zone Put In Operation
Charlotte North Carolina reports the first so called superpower zone is now in operation via surplus hydroelectric power from Alabama. Central North Carolina mills resume work as multiple southern power systems tie in to supply local needs. The scheme links Alabama Power, Central Georgia, Columbus, Georgia Railway and Power, Georgia Power, Southern Power and Carting Power to deliver power to Charlotte.
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Southern Power Company
Alabama
North Carolina
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Georggia Power Company
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Columbus Company
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Carting Rower and Light Company
Georgia
Georgia Judge Resigns at State Fair
Macon Georgia October 29. Gov Thomas W Hardwick announces a resignation by a judge amid Georgia State Fair events. The notice cites official sources and notes the timing during the fair.
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Macon
Thomas W. Hardwick
Walter Pre
Marshal Foch Visits Washington and Mount Vernon
Marshal Ferdinand Foch toured Washington with greetings from crowds at the Willard hotel White House Capitol and French Embassy. He lunched at the White House visited Mount Vernon and ended with a dinner and reception at the French embassy. He saluted Washington’s portrait at the Capitol and thanked American leaders noting the soldiers’ valor in the war.
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