Smith not seeking 1928 Democratic nomination says Copeland
Senator Copeland of New York reports Governor Al Smith will not seek the 1928 Democratic presidential nomination and refuses to allow workers to push abrogation of the two thirds rule. He says Smith wants to be chosen by the established two thirds rule and is confident in prevailing at the convention.
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Washington
al Smith
Senator Copeland
N. Y
Cema
Smith
United Press
Rink
Pieced guessing on 1932 Republican nomination urged
The speaker predicts Smith will be nominated and elected with favorite son delegates backing him. Dawes is named as a strong anti Smith potential vice president, and Hughes has a chance to win New York state but Smith could still prevail nationally. Hoover Coolidge and moneyed interests are viewed as weak opposition.
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Donahey
Ohio
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Ritchie
Maryland
Woolen
Indiana
Phelan
California
Smith
Dawes
East
War is predicted in Ole Moore's 1928 almanac
London reports Ole Moore's Almanac predicts a 1928 war as a grand conflict beyond the 1914 1918 struggle. The annual forecast issues monthly events and relies on phrasing that could fit many dire scenarios while noting past accuracies and uncertainties.
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London
UPI
Ole Moore
Hundred Experts Aid All-America Football Selections
Billy Frans with NEA and newly named Cleveland Indians manager tapped 100 top football authorities from coaches officials and writers nationwide to compile 1927 All-America teams. Authorities say first second and third teams are nearly indistinguishable in strength.
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Messenger
Billy Frans
NEA
Cleveland Indians
Evans
Athens retailers plan early closures for Navy band concert
Several Athens store owners will close their shops before 26 o clock Saturday evening to allow their employer to attend the Elks charity event. The U S Navy band concert at the men's gymnasium begins at 8 35 PM.
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Athens
Elks
U. S. Navy
Delayed Wedding Finally Takes Place in Dayton
Miss Charlotte Simms daughter of banker Charles H. Simms and Kenyon A. Stoddard the commercial artist wed last night at the Simms residence in Dayton. They left for New York where Stoddard runs his business. The ceremony recalled a February plan canceled after divorce papers were served by a Portland woman claiming to be Stoddard's wife. The couple had secretly wed in Newport KY on October 21 1926.
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Dayton
U.R
Charlotte Simms
Charles Harris Simms
Kenyon Anthony Stoddard
Simms
New York
Stoddard
Montgomery County
Herman Albrecht Yaffee
Portland
Caesarean Operation Sets Surgical Record in Portland
In Portland a caesarian operation minutes after the mother died brought a healthy baby to life. Dr. Leland V. Belknap operated on Mrs. Charles H. Schults, 19, who died from acute kidney trouble. Doctors said such a procedure had not previously succeeded when performed more than eight minutes after death.
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Portland
Ore
Leland V. Belknap
Charles H. Schults
Oberlin College Receives $100,000 Gift for Men’s Halls
President Ernest H. Wilkins announced a $100,000 gift from Andrew H. Noah of Akron to fund residential halls for men at Oberlin College. The contribution supports expansion and improved housing on campus.
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Oberlin
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin College Today
Andrew H. Noah
Akron
Lithiated Buchu Claim At Bloomington Paper
A Bloomington Pantagraph reader reports relief from nighttime bladder disturbances after using Lithiated Buchu tablets. The notice asserts non patent medicine status and cites improved symptoms within a week, with price and distributor details.
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G. W. Bushong
Bloomington
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
McKee Drug
Swindler of S600 From Widow Sentenced in Ohio Seven Years
George J. Mackay, viewed as suave, left Cleveland to serve seven years in the state penitentiary for swindling a widow of $600. He boarded the 8:25 a.m. train to Columbus after a jail sendoff in the Bull Pen as other inmates wished him luck. Reports say he swindled thousands from Ohioans.
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Cleveland
U.R
George J. J. Mackay
Mackay
Union Depot
Columbus
State Penitentiary
Four Die in Train Collision Near Decatur Indiana
Four people from Wellshire Ohio were killed when their automobile was struck by an Erie Railroad freight train in Decatur Indiana. The crash occurred on December 1.
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Decatur
Ind
Wellishire
Erie Railroad
Mussolini in good health as rumors of assassination denied
Premier Mussolini was reported in Rome to be in the best of health. Berlin rumors claiming he was assassinated were officially branded as inventions and untrue.
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Rome
Mussolini
Berlin
Meinhardt Vacuum Shield Expert To Visit Parkersburg
Chicago workman E J Mardi announces a demonstration by rupture shield expert Be J Meinhardt at the Chancellor Hotel Parkersburg West Virginia Tuesday December 6 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm He claims the Meinhardt Vacuum Shield seals ruptures quickly without understraps and can be worn while bathing He warns against old style trusses and cautions against imposters claiming to represent him
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J Meinhardt
Chicago
Chancellor Hotel
Parkersburg
W. Va
Meinhardt
Meinhard
E. J. Mardi
Bint
N. Crawford Ave
Chiago
P.S
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