Two Democrats Decline to Run for Nomination
Franklin D. Roosevelt says he will not be a 1928 Democratic presidential candidate and sees no circumstances that would change that. He notes Governor Smith would enforce Prohibition more effectively as president and dismisses nullification talk. Kansas City friends say James A. Reed will not seek re election and may run for president or retire.
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Washington
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Wilson
Jesse W. Nicholson
National Woman's Democratic Law Snforecement League
Roosevelt
Nicholson
Smith
United States
New York
Upstate
New York City
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Reed
Fines differ by assault target in police court
Judge E A McKinnon notes average fines of ten dollars for slapping a man and fifteen dollars for slapping a woman. A Negro man who slapped a woman faced a fifteen dollar fine and jail for lack of funds. Separate item reports gunpowder use in China, with many under arms and rising arsenals.
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E. A. McKinnon
Occidentals
China
Rose Velvet Square-Neck Jumper For Knit Outfit
A printed rose velvet pattern features a square-necked jumper designed to pair with a plain rose velvet skirt. The garment combines geometric floral motifs with a coordinated two-piece rose velvet ensemble.
Grandma candidate for Norwalk mayor tops the ticket
Mrs Helena Hill Weed a grandmother would be the next mayor if local Democrats win the election in Norwalk though nationally she is a Republican She was nominated at the city convention on a non partisan ticket Her views link to home life and efficiency with a background including La Follette support in 1924 and Sacco Vanzetti sympathy Her father was a Connecticut congressman
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Norwalk
Conn
Helena Hill Weed
Weed
Ex-Chiefs Slays Indian Accused as Despoiler of Girls
Victor Locke former Choctaw tribal chief and Five Civilized Tribes supervisor killed Abner Battiste a young Choctaw. He surrendered to sheriffs after a single gunshot wound and faces arraignment in Pushmataha county. Witnesses say Battiste known as a despoiler of girls. Locke defended others by force.
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Antlers
Okla
Victor Locke
Five Civilized Tribes
Abner Battiste
Locke
Battiste
Pushmataha
Louie ©. Gossett
Goodland Academy
Goodland
Oklahoma
The
Harding
Alice Robertson
Interior Department
Shade Wallen
Cough remedy marketed for infants and a new poison gas device
Mrs Agnes Barnes of Altoona Pa touts FOLEY S HONEY and TAR COMPOUND as a safe reliable cough remedy for babies and croup claiming rapid relief with no chloroform opiates or questionable ingredients. A German safe cracking device reportedly uses deadly gas crystals to flood safes with chlorine carbon monoxide and hydrocyanic acid said to be more lethal than wartime gases.
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Foley
Agnes Barnes
Altoona
Fox Drug Company
Texas Wheat Growers Magazine Style Change Planned
The Texas Wheat Growers' Association announces the Texas Wheat Grower will switch to a magazine style and larger size under editor A Mangum. The editor plans educational articles on cooperative marketing as part of the publication’s broadened approach.
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Texas Wheat Grower
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association, Inc
A. Mangum
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