Hoover Plans Extensive Speaking Trip Across Midwest and South
President Hoover announced a six day speaking itinerary covering more than 3000 miles across three states. He will also attend the opening World Series game in Philadelphia then address the American Bankers Association in Cleveland. He next speaks in Boston for the American Legion and AFL meetings, ending with King's Mountain sesquicentennial celebration in South Carolina. The tour is billed as non political by White House officials.
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Hospital Owner at Temple Falls Dead
Temple, Oct 1 Funeral services planned for Dr. J. M. Woodson 63 longtime Temple resident owner of a local hospital and director of the State National Bank He died suddenly at his home last night of a heart ailment now listed as the cause of death by Associated Press reports
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State National Bank
Supreme Serenaders Schedule New Radio Twice Weekly
The Supreme Serenaders orchestra will broadcast on KOA Denver Mondays at 9 p m and Thursdays at 5 16 p m mountain time beginning September 29 sponsored by Merchants Biscuit Co. The group led by Charles Scheuerman features Clarence Moore and singers including Ralph Freese Mary Wood Beatty and more. The move aims to maximize entertainment and may include children’s special programs with broad public support.
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Everett Foster
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Kansas
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Texas Escaped Convicts Held in Iowa Jail
Hayden Hale and Joseph Zita faced federal indictments for interstate transportation of a stolen car after escaping from Huntsville Texas penitentiary on September 20. Officers said they drove in a stolen vehicle and attempted a jail break in Council Bluffs by hammering noises while singing loudly to conceal the effort.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Hayden Hale
Joseph Zita
Texas
Huntsville
Positive Win Penn cigar campaign gains nationwide acclaim
Reports from coast to coast show the General Cigar Company campaign for Win Penn cigar dominating newspapers with the Clean Smoking message. The ads claim clean inside and outside qualities for 24,000,000 smokers and dealers, supported by lifelike illustrations of the Long Ash cigar.
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Dummy filing grounds oil shale land suit in Colorado
Federal suit filed in Denver accuses Union Oil Company of California of securing 200 acres in the Colorado oil shale field through dummy filings. The action cites Ralph S. Kelley former head of the Denver Land Office who alleged oil grabbing and resigned citing connivance in granting rights.
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Colorado
Ralph S. Kelley
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U. S. Land Office
Kelley
Secretary of the Interior
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