Smith to tour the South as presidential nominee
Governor Smith leaves Albany for a southern campaign tour as Democratic presidential nominee. He will visit Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky with train platform receptions and leader meetings. Stops include Richmond Raleigh Greensboro Salisbury Charlotte Chattanooga Nashville and Louisville with limited public appearances.
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Potomac
National Capital
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Salisbury
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Chattanooga
Wisconsin Candidate Quits Senate Race
M. K. Reilly withdraws his candidacy for the U S Senate on the Democratic ticket saying he favors the legislative program of Gov. Alfred E Smith as much as LaFollette. The statement arrived at Democratic headquarters in Milwaukee on October 9.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
M. K. Reilly
Democratic
United States Senate
Reilly
Robert M. LaFollette
Alfred E. Smith
Alleged slayers of Lufkin woman freed on bonds
Anderson Lovelady and Paul Jones, arrested in connection with the death of Mrs. Daisy Kelly during a picnic near Lufkin, waived examining trial and were released on bonds of 5000 and 2000 respectively to await grand jury action.
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Lufkin
Tex
Anderson Lovelady
Paul Jones
Daisy Kelly
Mexico City Hit by Strong Earthquake Shocks
An earthquake shook Mexico City and nine states felt the tremor. Deputies suspended sessions. residents rushed outside as lights flickered and seismographs registered strong movement at Tacubaya Observatory.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Tacubaya National Observatory
Chamber of Deputies
National Observatory
Ellen and Hugh Plan a Rural Medical Future
Beaul y Healty-Charm notes Ellen in love with Hugh who wants to marry and move to a rural health project. Ellen fears leaving family and wealth, while Hugh pushes prospects and income. The narrator advises balancing bread and butter needs with love and ambition.
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Ellen
Hugh
Eben
Beauty in a Woman’s Sacrifice and Shared Success
A dated piece urges modern women to seek hunger tempered by reason and to share in a marital partnership. It extols self denial, mutual growth, and the enduring beauty of the soul over physical features as years pass and hardship shapes character.
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Hugh
Ellen
Key Town Plan Boosts Rower Distribution Costs
The article describes a telephone based key town method for buying and selling by representatives. It explains the national key town map, regional maps, and services like telephone directories and sequence calling lists to cut travel and improve up to date contact with customers.
Wild forms of citrus fruits elude botanists
Researchers note that the original wild forms of citrus fruits have never been discovered by botanists, leaving questions about their ancestral varieties unresolved.
Thieves Loot Manchu Tombs in Peking Ruins
Dispatches from China report desecration of tombs of five Manchu emperors near Peking. The worst damage struck the tombs of Chien Lung and the Emperors Dowager with the empress found semi nude amid debris. Authorities seek those responsible as pearls and jade of high value surface in markets.
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London
Peking
China
Chien Lung
Anl
Tientsin
Pearls Worth 15 Million Among Chien Lung Treasures
Co C Baith and family return from a month visit to their parents at Marion Til as reports note a loss of 15 million dollars representing fifty pounds of the finest pearls among the Chien Lung treasures.
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Chien Lung
Co. C. Baith
Marion, Til
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