Smith Returns From Western Campaign Tour
Governor Smith returns to Albany after a 16 day western campaign tour as presidential nominee. He and his wife and daughter were greeted by a jubilant crowd and a negro band at the station. He plans rest and preparation for speeches in the final weeks of the campaign with indefinite plans for post Rochester stops and future travels.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Smith
Democratic Standard
John A. Warner
Mississippi
Rochester
Curtis Seeks Rest Before Tour of the Northwest
Chicago October 3 Senator Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee is exhausted after the western campaign and will rest this week before a new tour of the northwest next week. He plans a brief address to the Swedish American Hoover Curtis club tonight and leaves Sunday for Devil's Lake North Dakota where he speaks Monday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senator Curtis
Northwest
Hoover- Curtis Club
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Beauty Expert Lectures to Visit Amarillo in October
The internationally famed beauty lecturer Mme. Chernoff will tour Amarillo October 15 to 19 for five free lectures at the Municipal Auditorium. She promises guidance on beauty health charm and personal poise, with topics ranging from skincare to weight management and public speaking.
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News-Globe
Amarillo
Mme. Chernoff
Ida Chernoff
News- Globe
Chernoff
Two Boy Scout Hunters Killed African Lions
The Associated Press reports two American Boy Scouts in the Congo region killed African lions with rifle and camera. Douglas Oliver of Atlanta Dick Douglas of Greensboro and Dave Martin of Austin earned bragging rights after a hunt that included encounters with hundreds of lions. They joked about fearing Paris taxis more than wildlife as they displayed manes tucked under belts and recounted their hunting permits allowing them three.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Jungles
Douglas Oliver
Atlanta
Dick Douglas
Greensboro
N. C
Dave Martin
Austin
Oliver
Douglas
Dave
Boy Scouts of America
George Putnam
New York
Kenya Colony
Horatio Alger
Henry
Georgetown University
Douglas Stil
Safety Congress Showcases Accident Prevention Efforts
More than 6,000 delegates attended the opening of the 17th Annual Safety Congress and Exposition in New York. The event, run by the National Safety Council, features 110 meetings with 325 speakers addressing accident prevention from streets to industry. Maj. Henry A. Reninger of Lehigh Portland Cement Co is expected to become council president, reflecting a career from laborer to leadership and an appointment by the League of Nations advisory group.
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United Press
New York
National Safety Council
Congress
Maj
Henry A. Reninger
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Allentown
Maj. Reninger
United States
International Labor Office
League of Nations
The Cowboy from the sidewalks of New York
Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming labeled Gov. Alfred E. Smith as The Cowboy from the sidewalks of New York during a Kansas City speech to Republican ward clubs. He criticized Smith farm relief ideas and accused him of confusing campaign issues with his farm program advisers and $1,000,000 train.
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United Press
Kansas City
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mondell
Gov. Smith
Tammany Farm Probem
Caesar
Smith
Car Theft Charge Dismissed for Jimmie Walker
Charges of theft of an automobile against Jimmie Walker were dismissed after his arrest in Potter County. The owner of the vehicle said the arrest resulted from a misunderstanding and Walker had been jailed briefly.
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Jimmie Walker
Potter County
Walker
Violence fears spark Chicago cab war restrains
Police guard sixty Yellow and Checker Cab facilities in Chicago as a search for fifteen suspects unfolds after a fire gutted John Hertz stables and eleven thoroughbred horses near Cary Illinois. Attorneys blame Hertz foes. police cite enemy ties to the two firms in a broad security sweep.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Hertz
Hertz
Cary
Illinois
Checker Company
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