Smith Returns as New York Governor Amid Presidential Tour
Alfred E. Smith resumes duties as New York governor after a week focused on his presidential bid. He plans non political remarks at the Syracuse farm dinner and at the New York state fair if weather allows. He expects a decision on his stumping schedule by late next week and will avoid Labor Day engagements. He returns to Albany tonight for a quiet weekend.
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Associated Press
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Alfred E. Smith
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse Post-Standard
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Smith
Albany
William K. Kenny
Pact signers of world off for Howes
Paris reports continued reaffirmations of faith in the Kellogg anti war pact as visiting diplomats who signed Monday prepare to depart. Forty nine nations besides the original signatories have been invited to join the drive for universal peace with Russia among those invited to study the plan via documentary correspondence.
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United Press
Paris
Mexico
Russia
Moscow
M. M. Litvinoff
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Girl Regains Strength After VegeTable Compound Use
A Montana woman recounts two years of weight loss while clerking in a store. After taking six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and invites others with similar trouble to write for advice.
Bootlegging of Negro Labor Discovered in Dallas
State and federal agents broke up five alleged bootlegger operations seeking laborers to pick cotton with a goal of four million bales in Texas. Fifty unlicensed cotton pickers were rounded up in a Dallas Negro district and sold to farmers for fifty cents a head. J R Martin of the U S Department of Labor noted that soliciting labor and charging a fee without a license violates state law.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
J. R. Martin
U. S. Department of Labor
Three Cling 14 Hours to Capsized Boat
After drifting for 14 hours clinging to the edges of an overturned sail boat two girls and a man were rescued from Lake Michigan this afternoon. Fred Rummler 20, the fourth
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Evanston, Ll
Lake Michigan
Fred Rummler
Boat Disaster Near Evanston Leaves One Missing
A party aboard a Winnetka boat capsized between Evanston and Wilmette when a grip failed. Coast Guard rescue led by John O. Anderson saved Harold Tarrant 20 and two girls, Margie Olson 18 and Sherrie Connee 18, three and a half miles from shore. They were taken to Evanston hospital.
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Evanston
Wilmette
John O. Anderson
Harold Tarrant
Winnetka
Margie Olson
Sherrie Connee
Evanston Hospital
Last of Old Wooden Ships Are Discarded
The Martin bomber is retired as a training plane at Kelly Field marking the end of the wooden models in army flying schools. Bombardment students will train in A-3 attack planes, with cost of maintaining the bombers cited as the reason for the change.
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Associated Press
San "Antonio
Advanced Flying School
Kelly Field
Army
Russia Rejects League Armament Supervision Effort
In Geneva on August 29 the Soviet Union refused League of Nations armament control, saying the body has not advanced real disarmament. Maxim Litvinoff urged urgent concrete steps to prevent future wars, accusing the plan of misleading public opinion. The United States and Canada backed widening publicity on armament production.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Ressian
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Eric Drummond
League
United States
Canada
Hugh Wilson
W. A. Riddell
Summer Weather Nerves Affected By Heat
Summer heat strains nerves causing headaches sleepless nights and fatigue. The ad promotes CapUcline a liquid remedy to soothe nerves, claiming rapid relief and easy tast and availability in stores in 60¢ sizes.
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Saar Ulineak Tastaatiig
Oa Dee
Debate on Arms Control Draft by League Assembly
The article reports a debate on a convention for control and manufacture of arms. Dr. Riddell and Mr. Wilson argue for equal publicity of government produced arms and private factory arms, noting disparities in data disclosure. The draft allows the League assembly to decide if an international conference should be convened to discuss the proposal.
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Riddell
Wilson
League Assembly
Driffield City Drug Store Ad Claims Gum Relief
City Drug Store advertises cure for sore gums with a money back guarantee. The fragment promises benefits and sale terms, noting a return policy if the customer is not satisfied.
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