Colonel House Hopes to See Al Smith Win
Colonel Edward M. House, adviser to Wilson, says he hopes Governor Smith wins but declines to forecast the election. He praises Smith and Hoover, notes Smith’s political skill, and predicts southern support for Smith with Texas likely to back the Democrat while Republicans may gain votes.
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Colonel House
AL Smith
Associated Press
Wenham
Mass
Edward M. House
Wilson
Smith
Howse
Hoover
House
South
Texas
Hartman Arrested in Laredo Over Fraudulent Draft
American aviator Marshall Harvey Hartman and his wife were detained in Nuevo Laredo on telegraphic orders from Mexico City on charges of passing a fraudulent draft. Hartman denied the charges claiming a conspiracy by New York rivals to halt his Mexico air service contract. He planned to buy three airplanes in Wichita, Kansas. Vice-Consul Steve Aguirre sought Hartman’s release.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Marshall Harvey Hartman
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Hartman
New York City
Mexico
Wichita
Kan
Steve Aguirre
State Health Board Approves Budget for Health Funding
The Texas State Health Board approved the biennial budget estimates and urged the state board of control to recommend a six cent per capita health funding for the Forty-first Legislature. Present funding covers about three cents per person for health work.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Board of Control
Forty-first
State Board of Health
Alma Rubens the girl who'd win if she'd learn self salesmanship
Hollywood critics say Alma Rubens can act and speak fluently about herself but struggles to sell her own appeal convincingly. They note a European trip boosted her profile and her return to The River Woman signals a comeback, though she still lacks steady self-promotion.
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Alma Rubens
Hollywood
Alma
Europe
Miss Rubens
Dan Thomas
Calif
Ricardo Cortez
Screenl
Three Children Fall to Disaster Copying Idols
Denver reporters recall a series of mishaps as three children imitate dangerous acts. Four year old Maxine Walker injures herself walking a makeshift rope. eleven year old Lloyd Phennah shoots himself in the leg while handling a loaded gun. a newsboy is bitten by a dog while selling papers. An unrelated note mentions Undersheriff James Cole’s intoxicated drink at a Morrison Road inn.
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International News Service
Denver
Maxine Walker
Liloyd Phennah
James Cole
Littleton
Morrison Road
Cole
Raiders
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Health Hope
City Drug Store advertises Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy claiming relief from pyorrhea affecting gums stomach kidneys and general health with rheumatism risk. Druggists offer money back guarantees if it fails.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Bee Swarm Surrender Trick Recalled In Old Tale
A reminiscence recalls N Guelich learning a bee surrendering method 75 years ago by beating a pan and singing softly to calm bees. He tested the technique at home and reportedly subdued stinging bees around a tree branch while using wooden spoons as mixing aids.
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N. ¥. Guelich
McCoy's Tablets Promised to Quickly Add Fat and Strength
Advertised claim asserts tens of thousands of very thin men and women can gain pounds of flesh by using McCoy's Tablets. The ad promises 5 pounds minimum gain after four boxes and offers a money back guarantee, inviting readers to buy at local drug stores.
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America
McCoy
Fox, Randal and
P. O
Classified Day at Globe-News Promotes Weekend Ads
The Globe-News announces Classified Day on Saturday August 18 offering all classified ads of at least 25 words for 50 cents at the office counter. Mail orders from out of town accepted with payment. phone orders not accepted at this rate. Ads appear in The Sunday News-Globe with 3 cents per additional word.
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Sturday
Globe-News
Sunday News-Globe
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