Roosevelt revolt looms as Republicans clash for party control
Washington Letter from Oct 20 reports a fierce intra party power struggle among Republican leaders over control of Congress and the 1936- era presidency. The plan to separate presidential and congressional campaigns, funding rules, and the push to back rivals to Cannon are all outlined with emphasis on corporate influence and potential Democratic alignments.
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Roosevelt
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Washington
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Harriman
How to Cure a Cold Says Waverly Man
Mr B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for colds after years of use. He recommends it to friends who agree with his view. Evans Drug Co. sells the remedy.
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B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co’ m
Human Hearts to Be Shown Amid Clergy Praise
A New York clergyman endorsed the play Human Hearts, promising to bring orphans from a local asylum to a performance at his expense. Manager Nankeville recalls eager youth reactions and notes many city schools granted holidays for matinees. The Grand screens Human Hearts next Friday night. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by W. C. Bott of Star City Indiana for children's croup and whooping cough relief. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
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New York
Tom Logan
Nankeville
Inerita
Tots of
America
W. C. Bott
Evans Drug Co
Democracy versus centralization in government power
A speech excerpt argues against centralization and in favor of national over state control of interstate corporations and railroads. It stresses trust in the people, government by consent, and warns that shifting authority away from communities weakens self government. It cites Roosevelt and Bryan on democratic principles.
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Provincetown
Mass
Roosevelt
Ccarriers
Bryan
Jefferson Club of
Chicago
Democratic Party
Three Gamblers' Fight Commerce and Industry Unaffected
New York observers say the panic did not affect general business or industry. Henry Clews notes confidence returning and predicts future prosperity, with merchants reporting no impairment to mercantile activity and a view that prospects look better than in recent years.
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New York
Henry Clews
A Wife's Secret at Grand Theatre Next Wednesday
Spencer and Aborn present the emotional play A Wife's Secret starring a young wife who endures wrongful accusation eviction and hardship before triumph over enemies and scandalizers amid thrilling adventures at the Grand Theatre next Wednesday.
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Spencer and Aborn
Grand Theatre
Hoquiam Moves to Advance to Second Class
Hoquiam city council voted to advance from third to second class after census figures showed a population of 10 706. Enumerators C O Retslof and Wm Ruston filed affidavits and the clerk will certify the transaction to the board of county commissioners for final action.
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Hoquiam
C. O. Retslof
Wm. Ruston
Board of County Commissioners
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