Al Smith Feels Fit As Campaign Tour Nears New York
Governor Smith reports feeling fit after two weeks on the campaign trail. He traveled six thousand miles by rail, addressed numerous crowds, and plans light activity around Albany after reaching Rochester for the New York Democratic convention. He says the tour has clarified issues and prefers plain talk over set speeches. Along his eastward stretch he was greeted by crowds in Chicago Elkhart and Toledo. A final note mentions a pastry glaze tip using milk and brown sugar.
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Associated Press
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Rochester
N. Y
Home Soil
West
New York
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Elkhart
Ind
Toledo
Ohio
Joan of Arc Becomes Patron Saint of Radio
International News Service reports Joan of Arc named patron Saint of Radio. French navy wireless operators served as electors, filling a gap felt by spark plug makers and other trades. The wireless community chose Joan of Arc as Saint Elect.
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pAnis
Joan of Arc
Saint Christopher
Saint Elect
Negro Held After Alleged Knife Fray In Ontario
Cecil Smith was arrested and transferred to county officials on assault with intent to murder charges after a knife incident involving taxi driver Roy Lusk. Lusk is hospitalized, while five others—Robert Crump, David Bell, Arthur Johnson, Bennie Wallace and Horace Durst—face charges of aiding a criminal to escape. In Kingston, Wilbert Richard Williams admitted beating his wife to death, a confession following his detention for murder.
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Cecil Smith
Roy Lusk
Lusk
Robert Crump
David Bell
Arthur Johnson
Bennie Wallace
Horace Durst
Ontario
Wilbert Richard Williams
Kingston
Williams
Dissolution of Panhandle Motor Company Partnership
Notice to all interested that the partnership between J. N. Riggs and H. R. Jack operating as Panhandle Motor Company is dissolved. Riggs continues the business and assumes all debts. Jack retires from ownership. Signed by J. N. Riggs and H. R. Jack.
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J. N. Riggs
H. R. Jack
Panhandle Motor Company
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Riggs
Discussion on Amarillo Community Chest plans
A public meeting in the Board of City Development rooms will hear a frank discussion of the Community Chest problems and benefits. Guy Saunders chairs as directors and participating organizations present reports on the year and future outlook including the Welfare association Day nursery Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Salvation Army and Junior Red Cross.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development Rooms
At & O
Guy Saunders
Community Chest Board of Directors
Welfare Association
Day Nursery
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Junior Red Cross
Delectable Nile green satin pajama set with gold trim
A vivid description of a smoking pajama ensemble features a Nile green satin tuck-in blouse with gold trim, paired with a sleeveless long jacket in peacock blue and wide pajama pants. Gold embroidery and Nile green accents complete the luxurious look.
Electrified Paris Suburbs End Quiet Romantic Corners
Paris on October 1 reports that electrified suburban trains around Paris replace old compartment cars with long corridor cars. Lovers who relied on discreet corners for whispered words now find those hideaways gone as quaint trains are abandoned for modern, through-car travel.
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Paris
Senator Curtis gathers Indian relics on campaign trip
Topeka Kansas Oct 1 Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for vice president will leave behind at his home enough Indian relics to start a museum when he departs tonight for Chicago to resume his campaign. During his western tour Curtis visited many Indian settlements and was often given mementos. He is part Kaw Indian and expresses keen interest in the artifacts.
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United Press
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Chicago
Curtis
Native American gifts mark Curtis visit and health update
Chief Strawberry of the Pottawatomie gave a buffalo hide war drum and pouch to Curtis in Tulsa while Chief Plenty Coos of the Crows presented a feather headdress in Mardin Montana. Col Gordon Lilie donated a peace pipe at Pawnee Oklahoma. Curtis improves but rests for days and plans a Chicago meeting Wednesday. He stays with sister Mrs Elizabeth Colvin in Topeka.
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Curtis
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mardin
Mont
Plenty Coos
Crows
Gordon Lilie
Pawnee
Chicago
Topeka
Mre
Elizabeth Colvin
Dinner frock with red taffeta and gold clover accents
A dinner frock crafted in soft medium red taffeta features small gold clover embellishments. The design shows the new one sided droop and both bodice and skirt yoke slant to the right.
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Endorsed by Dentists at City Drug Store
Four breath and sore tooth complaints are addressed by Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy praised by leading dentists. Druggists offer money back if it fails, a pledge from City Drug Store.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Montmarte Mourns Its Beloved Policeman Mon Oncle
Old Montmarte grieves for Mon Oncle a long time policeman of the Butte known for half a century. He sang in cabarets wore a blue uniform and drum major stick at parades. He died lone in his room leaving flowers as tributes from many locals.
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Montmarte
Paris
Mon Oncle
Butee
France
Iself
Mon Oncole
Butte
Bow Pumps in Russet Calfskin with Bow Detail
A season’s smart shoe design features a russet calfskin pump with intricate stitching and a stylish calfskin bow replacing a buckle, offering a chic and refined addition to any wardrobe.
Prom color trends promise popular blue this fall
A fashion preview notes bright medium blue prom dresses will dominate this fall. It states buyers choosing softer or darker blues will be fortunate, naming blue tones as the season’s right choice for many young women.
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