Roosevelt confers with party leaders at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt opened a series of Hyde Park meetings with key Democrats to map immediate campaign actions. He met Gov. Henry Horner of Illinois and Frank Murphy while weighing Lehman renomination and possible ticket roles.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Henry Horner
Illinois
Frank Murphy
Philippine Islands
Michigan
New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Lehman
Horner
Ilinois
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Murphy
Far East
White House
Washington
James A. Farley
Democraic National Committee
Roseland Manor Traces Lineage to 1637 Land Grant
Roseland Manor in Old Point Comfort Virginia overlooks Hampton Roads. The estate has passed through a succession of owners since a 1637 land grant. The current manor is the fourth building on the site reflecting a long colonial to modern history.
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Old Point Comfort Beach
U.P
Roseland Manor
Hampton Roads
Gly-Cas credited with life changing relief for Ama rillo woman
Mrs J A Cruson of Amarillo says Gly-Cas ended twenty years of stomach and kidney troubles after spending over a thousand dollars on other medicines. She reports improved digestion sleep energy and a gain of twenty pounds. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and at other drug stores 1.00 per box or 6 for 5.00 with mail orders and postage details.
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Mrs. Cruson
Fox Drug Co. No
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Fox Drug Co
New York
FB. A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
T— Amer Laco
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer
Amer Tel & Tel
Armour & Co
Atchison Top & SF
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnedall
Baldwin Loco
Gen Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Great West Sugar Bee
Acon Ffacme
Houston Oil
Houdaille Hershey
Igat Kudson
Internal Harvester
Johns Mansville Pine
Kelvinator Beeseastee
Kennecott
Opper
Kroger Groc & Hako—onn
Mack Truck Senesege
Baty Mo Kan
Texas RR Tener Sa
Kan
Texas Pte Ee
Montgomery-Ward A
Murray Coronane
Nash Motors
Natl Dairy Prods
Natl Power & Light
NY Central
North American Aviation Tt
North American Co
Oat Ohio
South Pac RR
Ah Southern Railway
Servel Heee
Sperry Corp Oy
Stewart-Warner
Studebaker Esate We
Ocey
Texas Corp Ar
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pace Coal & Oil
Arkansas
Nail Gas
Sunray Oifree
United Gas Carp
Wheat and Livestock Market Roundup From Kansas City and New Orleans
Markets report Kansas City hogs and cattle with top prices and ranges for various grades while New Orleans cotton futures slide after a CCC sale pledge. Separate items note Ottawa mayor faces horned toad feeding worries and Cortez's征 conquest links.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Democratic Demos Rally for Roosevelt Renomination
Democratic leaders nationwide push economic freedom as the keynote of their campaign to reelect President Roosevelt. At Franklin Field 100000 supporters cheered as Roosevelt accepted renomination, pledging to fight economic tyranny with the war mobilization in full swing.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Mr. Roosevelt
Slaying Mystery Tied to Black Legion Case
In a room at Palace Gardens a woman, Mrs. Florence Castle, is killed by strangling and theft. A young boy recalls a large black man posing as a doctor. fingerprints and a lipstick-mark mirror note link the scene to the Black Legion. The case echoes the Lillian Guild murder. suspect Thomas Starr previously confessed to a similar crime and was sentenced to 199 years.
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Mamma
Florence
Los Angeles
Black Legion
Sidney Schaps
Thomas Starr
Negro
Whites Officials Urged to Act Under Economic Supervisor
A public letter urges Whites officials to accept direction from an economic supervisor appointed by the Crusaders for Economic Liberty. The adviser would repudiate the public debt and redirect payments to public welfare. The author warns against partisan excess and calls for fair justice for honest officials.
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The
Crusaders For Economic Liberty
Birkhead
Black-Draught Laxative Trusted by Thousands
Black-Draught has helped many men and women who need a purely vegetable laxative. It relieves constipation naturally and effectively. Ralph Burch of Black Alabama says it is satisfactory and unneeded to change. He uses Black-Draught for biliousness and constipation to feel better. The old reliable laxative tends to keep bowels regular. Be sure to try it. Sold everywhere in 25 cent packages.
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Ralph Burch
Crusaders for Economic Liberty Leader Warns of Revolt Reach
George W. Christians, head of the Red Revolutionary Society and Crusaders for Economic Liberty, vowed that his group may soon mobilize to influence nearly the entire U S population. He said the movement seeks conflict only to achieve ends and rejects overthrow of government while attacking the gold standard as the root of economic woes. Christians, a Kansas City pastor, tied revolutions to gold tyranny and pledged to dismantle the current system.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
George W. Christians
Red Revolutionary Society
White Shirt Crusaders
Christians
Crusaders For Economic Liberty
Crusader White Shirts
Kansas City
United States
United Preas
Revolutionary Leaders Claim Hidden Network Spreads Nationwide
A leader declares a secret revolutionary organization has operated for five years and extended into every city and hamlet, outlining a system based on economic liberty and a human effort monetary framework.
Rudy Vallee to Headline Amarillo Dance and Concert
Rudy Vallee and his orchestra head to Amarillo for a first Texas engagement with The Tri-State Pair. Ticket prices range from 40 to 165 cents with admission to the dance at 220. Nat management reports heavy demand for night club reservations and advance concert bookings exceed prior shows. Vallee and his group will travel in three special coaches and are expected to perform The Girl From Way Down In Amarillo, Texas, a hit from New York.
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Nat
Rudy Vallee
Texas
Tri-State
Amarillo
Stanley
Astor Hotel
New York
Mills Attempt to Unionize Steel Faces Disturbances
In a rare move after decades, steel workers push for union recognition amid corporate resistance. Tensions mount as management signals robust opposition and potential protests across plants.
Industry War Fears Rise Over Lewis Strike Plan
The Iron and Steel Institute warned that disturbances in the industry could follow Lewis 400 900 mine workers and the 10 unions of the Committee for Industrial Organization. Observers foresee political implications as leaders on both sides fear a wide spread conflict. Major corporations including Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Republic Steel Jones and Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel and National Steel support the anti strike position, representing 96 percent of the industry.
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The
Iron and Steel Institute
Committee For Industrial Organiza
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Steel and Tin
Bethlechem Steel Corporation
United Sates Steel Corporation
Republic Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
National Steel
Golden Ply Blows Away Blowouts In Silvertown Tire Ad
An advertisement touts Golden Ply inside Goodrich Silvertowns with full-floating cords that resist internal heat to prevent blisters and blowouts. It claims standard prices and positions the tire as safer for long trips to the country, seashore, or mountains. Thousands have already switched to safer motoring with Silvertowns.
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Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertowns
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Gly-Cas
J. A. Gruson
Grant Street
Oliver- Eakle Bldg
New Orleans
New Orleans Exchange
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ovening
Dreath
Ottawa
Ont
Stanley Lewis
Cortez
Mexico
RE. A. Pierre & Co
Vallee
al Mingalone
WM. I. Hollingsworth, JR
del Monte
California
Mels Catlier Lobaceos
Silvertown Safety League
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Rmail
Mtr
Mey
Goodrich Gold & Black
Ebra Cola
Silvertown
Ty Goodrich
CAL Farley Tire Shop
Fillmore Street
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