Hoover Triumph Sparks Nation In 1928 Election
Herbert Hoover realized his presidential victory on November 7 at Stanford California amid student welcomes at his San Juan Hill home. He thanked voters and Alfred E. Smith, planned rest and recreation after a campaign described as unprecedented in modern political history. Hoover accepted results with quiet modesty as students sang Stanford Alumni song, then retired after a light late meal.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Stanford University Campus
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Alfred E. Smith
Repubican
San Juan Hill
John Philip Sousa
Stanford
British scientists plan atom study during total eclipse
Four British researchers under the Joint Permanent Committee of the Royal Society and the Royal Astronomical Society will travel to the Malay Peninsula next spring to observe the atom during the May 9 total eclipse. The team includes Dr J Jackson and P J Mellotte of Greenwich and Col F J M Straton and Dr E Carroll of Cambridge University.
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International News Service
London
Malay Peninsula
Royal Society
Royal Astronomical Society
J. Jackson
P. J. Mellotte
Greenwich
F. J. M. Straton
E. Carroll
Cambridge University
Hoover Oversees Vote Returns Amidst Homefront Vigil
President elect Herbert Hoover supervises the tally of early returns from his home, reading figures to trusted tabulators Milton Esberg of San Francisco and Thomas C. Gregory of Palo Alto via a special telegraph wire. He later watches motion pictures of his vote, while friends applaud and Stanford students with Sousa band prepare a nationwide broadcast.
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Milton 8. Esberg
San Francisco
Thomas C. Gregory
Palo Alto
Associated Press
Paramount Pictures, Inc
America
Stanford
Sousa
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Issued
A new illustrated booklet by Dr. McCleary from Excelsior Springs Missouri claims the McCleary treatment cures piles without surgery or hospital costs. It has a 28 year success record and over 14 000 cases. the doctor offers free plain wrap postpaid copies to sufferers.
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Washington
McCleary
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
Doctor McCleary
Dr. McCleary
Cavalry Chief Reports Motorizations Progress and Limits
Major General Herbert B. Crosby, chief of cavalry, states motors supplement but do not replace horses and men. The 1927 maneuvers showed value in aircraft cooperation, motorization of division trains, and armored cars, with calls for anti aircraft and anti tank weapons, new pyrotechnic signals, and motor truck transport in emergencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert B. Crosby
Cavalry
Davis
Crosby
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