Bryan Says Gox Ended Disaster Wilson Started
Lincoln Neb Nov 4 William Jennings Bryan says President Wilson laid the foundations for Democratic defeat and Gov Cox completed the structure. He cites autocratic errors and attacks on Republican peace leaders, arguing the majority chose the senate over presidential infallibility and that Cox worsened the situation by avoiding domestic issues and misrepresenting the GOP on the league.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Gov. Cox
Bryan
Cox
Senate
Harding
League
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Wall Street
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Salesman Held in Camden Bank Messenger Death
Frank James a Camden motor car salesman has been jailed in Burlington county on formal charges of killing David S. Paul a bank messenger. Paul disappeared while transporting 406 000 in cash and 86 000 in checks from a trust company to a Philadelphia bank. his body was later found in a Jersey vines grave.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Frank James
Camden County
David S. Paul
Jersey Vines
Burlington County
Paul
Philadelphia
Service Men Patrol Prevent Race Riots
Service men patrolled Orlando and nearby towns through the night to prevent a revival of violence after the Ocoee race clash that left two white men and six Black residents dead. Quiet was reported early today with officials not expecting further outbreaks.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Ocoee
Renriewal
Former Vermont Governor Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Horace A Graham former governor of Vermont was sentenced in the supreme court to not less than two and not more than eight years in state prison for embezzlement of state funds while he served as auditor and accounts official. He was ordered to pay all prosecution costs.
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Montpelier
Horace
Graham
Vermont
Supreme Court
Advocates Limit on Export of U S Coal
Secretary Alexander urged a national coal export policy to limit shipments abroad to keep sufficient supply for domestic industries. He called directing trade to natural markets and to countries where American ships sail in ballast, and urged producers and shipping interests to cooperate.
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Associated
Praegy
Washington, D. C
Alexander
Chicken Supper at St. Mark's Church Evening Event
A church supper at St. Mark's Church with a chicken dinner and felines theme is set for 6 p.m. priced at sixty cents. Proceeds support church activities.
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St. Mark's Church
33 Carnegie Hero Medals Awarded for Acts of Bravery
Pittsburgh reports the Carnegie Hero Fund commission awarded 33 medals for lifesaving deeds at its fall meeting. One Hartford woman died saving another. medals honored 11 drowning rescues and 22 other brave acts across multiple states with Bronze, Silver, and special education funds to families and dependents.
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Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Karin S. Lundeberg
Chadwick Avenue
Hartford
Conn
Farmington River
Evelyn M. Anderson
Leo Daniel McCarthy
Cobh Street
Johnsonburg
Robert E. Henrietty
Roy Kenneth
Davis
West Jefferson Street
Louisville, Jr
James Alexander
Harold
Oren
Kenneth Arn
Flushing
Mich
Merrill EB
Allen
Frederick John Metzler
Gershon Street
Christian Mklug
George H. Abel
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Herbert E. Vogt
Lawrence ©. Simpson
Washington Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Adrian A. Loyd
Kingsport
Tenn
John R. Kirkman
High Point
N. C
Annie B. Burkheimer
Wrightsville Beach
John James Sullivan
Kaufmann Place
Indianapolis
Ind
Emery C. Cotton
Enterprise
Ala
Mildred Dowling
Geneva
Charles E. Sanborn
Spruce Street
Watertown
Mass
HE. H- Chandler
Ocean Bluff
James L. Worth
Harrison Avenue
North Abington
Francis W. Geloran
Alexander James Campbell
Mt. Sterling
Ill
Bernice M. Kirkham
Walker
Lindsey
Madison
EB. KB. Drummond
Hampton
William A. Gather Sylva
N .C
House
Gertrude M. Merrill
Brattle Street
Arlington
Ruth
Benner
Veronica Clougherty
Rufus J. Morton
Walnut Street
Atlantic
Daniel Davy
Tra Burrell
Pamplin
W. Harrison
W. D. Nix
Marble
Charles Lewis van Zandt
Elmhurst
Chicago
Elbert W. Davis
Bonita Avenue
Berkeley
Cal
Victor F. Cesmat
Emerald
Sarah Anne Leach
Boerger Avenue
Fort Warne
Katherine B. Cleary
Rome City
Lloyd B. Rogers
Ventura
Joan N. Johnstone
Cora L. Dreakim
Highty-second Street
Portland
Gordon
M. Law
Baby
E. Margaret MacKenzie
Carson Avenue
Los Angeles
N. Marion Wood
Redondo Beach
Marriana T
Grover C. Hunter
Vernon Street
la Grange
J. Thomas Carter Irow
Mary Heidcamp
Pine Grove Avenue
Kingston
Mary A. Geoghegan
Port Ewen
Noy
State Governors Meet to Discuss Housing Problems
State governors gather at Harrisburg Dec 1 to 3 for the twelfth annual conference focusing on home ownership and decentralization. Other topics include state income, agriculture, uniform laws, and the national railroad commission. The meeting precedes most state legislative sessions and aims to guide gubernatorial recommendations.
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Sythe Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Harrisburg
Miles C. i Riley
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
General Agricultural
National Organization of State Railroad Commissioners
Riley
Government sugar control ended with Wilson proclamation
Washington November 41 The final removal of government control over sugar was announced as President Wilson signed a proclamation revoking licenses held by wholesalers refiners exporters and importers effective November 15 The action ends government regulations on sugar trade and commerce.
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Associated Frese
Washington, DG
Wilson
Enter Swearing Woman as a Social Accomplishment
Chronicle of a London Daily Mail Europe edition scene on a calm harbor where Joan waits for a motor launch. A young woman exclaims in surprised tone at waiting friends, the moment described with light social satire and a hint of improvised profanity.
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Httie
Joan
Nora Shandon
London Daily Mail
Washburn Reopens School With Agnes Nugent as Teacher
Washburn school resumed classes Wednesday with Agnes Nugent teaching. Weiden’s Monday night incident involved a power outage near his ear location, details unclear.
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Washburn
Washburn, Meg
Washburn School
Agnes Nugent
Weiden
Local Notes and Social Roundup Across Several Iowa Towns
Mrs. Mary Walker returns home to Coleburg after visiting her niece Mira. Mrs. Norman Jackson visits mother Mrs. Lizzle Watt and returns to Aloline. G. Hersey comes home from Oelwein with daughter. Voter turnout reports 283 for party balance. 35 Democratic ballots cast. Numerous social visits surface with Tobin surgery in Waterloo and local school activities. Funeral for Private John Smith held at MFE church. Nashua reports local health updates and theft at Crystal Ice & Fuel Co. Multiple community events, renovations, and church installations noted across Jesup and surrounding towns.
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Shell Rock
Will Conner
Waterloo
Dryer
F. Miller
Oran
BE. Miller
M. i. Church
J. Waite
Chicago
Edward Leech
Aurora
W. W. Sampson
Edward Kellog
Des Moines
O. J. Paley
Mes
Kellog
Hudson
A. T. Joder
Long Beach
Cal
Wesley i Strayer
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Earl Bidwell
Lyon
Mason City
A. HW. Brandhorat
Sherman Stevens
Billings
Nicholson
Mr. Owens
Joder
Stevens
Thompson
Wm. Blough
la Porte City
Minnesota
Teir
Frank McCartner
Carleton Silas
Sarah Rive
T. C
B.C. McMullan
Colorado
Henry Mueller
I. Pos F. Grand Lodge
Keo- W
W. H. Glenny
Flandreau
D. Ross Clara Sutter
Parkersburg
H. A. Mead
Dubuque
Rs. W. S. Mead
Anna Bush
Val
Hobson Hospital
Ments
Kathleen_johnson
Town Falls
Becker
W. N. Clark
Katharine Grown
William McMahon
Mary Walker
Mira
WL Cooper
Coleburg
Norman Jackson
Dean
Lizzle Watt
Barbary
Kan Rer
Tin Aloline
Mra
TY. G. Hersey
Oelwein
Ed Hearts
Sanity
Austin
Mion
Eugene Hichardson
Marcus
Iowa
Joale Petharam
Chapin
Roy Williamson
Shell Bock
Joe Haggerty
South Dakota
Zella Schuck
Hilda Bonnell
Bradgate
John Smith
M. FE
Mr Shaffer
M Dkms
Oak Hillemete
Smith
Kordt Smith
Germany
Nashua
EL 1
Paschke
Peter Tobin
Tolnz
Micely Iil
Charles Weldner
Congregational Church
Waverly
Lckes Place
Esc
A. T. Seaman
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Waterlow
Orville Vanston
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Adam
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Eve
James J. Hill
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Gov’t
George Kemmerer
Fd Kothe
Lew Card
Lake Cornelia
Allen Card
Uve
Russell-Lamson Hotel
LeBlond
Roe
Col Putney
Wisconsin
Itendora Foster
Ballowe'en
Charles Farnsworth
Wisingedd
Lerman
John Shannon
A. Dexl
Carl F. Statterson
L. B. Harrison
Patterson
Texas
K. R. Tarrtinen
Sutherland
A. Sheldon
Eawangiger
Jesup
Mary Mute Loche
Stanley
Nellie Chesebro Wilson
Monoof Char
Silenus
W. Cauldwell
Wa‘rerley
Ron Terrace
Westminster
Tal
Independen
Grunnou
Algona
Asl
Kathryn MeCuire
Bhoux City
Vietting
Kien MeCuire
Mee
William Jrevling
Shary Grove
Trhpel
M. Adiert
Milas Ceherta
Wornhy
Missiiary Society of
Hartley
Myrtha Copentinger
Ethel Mehrage
Wenn
Feither
Elessen
Bow. Stevenson
Newphesely
Willie Mitton
Weseer
Teton
Ileffernia
Comafert
Chawla McMarrin
Wensek
Tralton Amt Mer
Des Maines
Srplule
Jamies Dalton
Thomeus
Wiwiek
Vrimary Degertment Af
Amd
Tyrer
Alan Pues
Charles W. Cadwall
Presbyterian Church
le Hammond
Independence
Arthur O. Knapp
Manchester
Caldwell
Liturgy Wo Caldwell
Presbytery
Watering
Ana AL Jiurry Gates
Rome
Doris
Margreries
Guth
SS Hoeven. Jr
AL Ct
Ate Marsh
Marjoria
Siena
Federation of Weman's
Ait
Charles Robinson
Wrest Side
Down Town
J. H. Hiley
Thompson Ave
Brunswick Phonograph
Altona
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