Smith Plans Newark Speech as Campaign Goes National
Governor Smith will travel from New York to Newark tonight for a campaign speech as part of a bid to win New Jersey and New York electoral votes. He then plans rallies in Brooklyn and New York City, weighing a final Madison Square Garden appearance or a radio appeal Monday.
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Post Office Probes Digest Straw Vote Claims
The Post Office Department says reports of improper ballots in the Literary Digest straw poll are unsubstantiated. Postmaster General New ordered an investigation after T. H. Alexander of the Nashville Tennessean claimed postal employees were voting, but Inspector Gardiner Shanks found Alexander exaggerated the matter for political aims.
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President Coolidge Says Business Conditions Stable
President Coolidge announces stable and prosperous business conditions in a Washington address. He asserts the foundation of prosperity is securely established and cannot be shaken.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by Dentists
An old advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for cured sore gums and confident smiles. It claims endorsement by leading dentists and a money back guarantee from City Drug Store if it fails.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Short ballot stretches across Chicago polls
Chicago voters will face an unusually shaped six inch by four foot ballot next week. The extended width reflects the large number of independent municipal judge candidates, each allotted a separate column headed by their chosen party name or slogan.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge Optimistic on Tax Revenue to Close Deficit
The presidential campaign coverage notes imports and exports seem steady and business conditions improved from a year ago. Mr. Coolidge expresses confidence that this year’s tax returns will be large enough to erase the estimated $100,000,000 deficit by June 30.
Separate City Solves Soviet Waif Problem
United Press reports from Odessa show Children's City a self-governing town of about two thousand housed waifs, most former bezpri zorni, now living along Soviet lines. The effort aims to reclaim wandering youths through homes and organized work in a large reform program across the USSR.
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Odessa
Bezprizorni
Union
Children’s City reshapes youth in Soviet Union era
About two thirds of the residents are aged 4 to 18 with others up to 18, and only a few in each group. Bright youngsters guide a United Press reporter through a city that has shed dirt stained, untamed appearance once common in the Soviet land. The Children’s City began in 1920 as a place for youth from civil war and famine years.
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United Press
Never Fails to Drive Worms From Children
An old advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge claiming it drives worms from children safely. It lists a 35 cent price per bottle and notes FOX DRUG CO. as the seller.
Marmola tablets touted as fat loss breakthrough
An advertisement promises dramatic weight loss through Marmola preface tablets claiming scientific methods and a 20 year track record. It urges readers to seek a $1 box from their druggist and cites millions of boxes sold with visible results.
Children city in Odessa without walls or gates
Victims recount a 1924 reorganization creating a welcoming Children City near Odessa with no visible restraints or gates. Escape is easy, described as simple as swallowing candy. Mason City banker Charles H. MacNider, father of Hanford MacNider, dies of angina. He served as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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