Democratic Optimism as New York Rally Sees Unity
A statement from a leading Democratic figure in New York outlines rising support across political lines for the party, denouncing GOP tactics and urging volunteers from all backgrounds to unite for the next Tuesday election. The speaker cites labor groups, farmers, merchants, and independents as turning toward Democratic relief and condemns the Coolidge administration for undermining confidence and economic strain.
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Democratic Party
Central Trades and Labor Council of
Greater New York
American Federation of Labor
Washington
la Follette
Hudson County
New Jersey
Trades Council
Democratic Platform
Building Trades Organizations
New York
Sullivan
Republicana
Coolidge
Remote danger from tetraethyl gas studied by bureau
Washington reports that chemists at the bureau of mines found poisoning from tetraethyl gasoline fumes to be extremely remote after eight months of exposure tests on 100 plus animals. The study notes most lead is exhaled after inhalation and cites cross city bans on tetraethyl gas in Philadelphia and New York. Chicago authorities also opened an investigation with no local reports of illness yet.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
New Jersey
Bureau
Philadelphia
The
Board of Health
New York
Wilmer Kenson
Health
Chicago
Herman X. Bundesen
Bezan
Reservation Indians Defy U S Day Agents
Onondaga reservation Indians near Syracuse defied federal day agents after a raiding party targeted homes for alleged liquor. They failed to appear before U S commissioners as Chief Marie Buckland described conditions at the reservation as indescribable and inviolate from federal prohibition.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
U. S
Tein Reservation
Marie Buckland
Atlanta Street Names Spark City Planning Hearing
At a public hearing in the city hall council chamber a planning commission expert study was urged to resolve duplicated street names and house numbering in Atlanta. Representatives from civic and business groups pressed for a detailed survey and concrete proposals to be framed for the November 17 meeting.
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Atlanta
City Bolantaine Commission
Tolriday Atu
Corncil Chamber
City Hall
Planning Commission
Commission
R. W. Torras
Seaboard Announces Many Appointments in Official Ranks
Seaboard Air Line Railway announces numerous appointments effective November 1 with names and titles across divisions including Florida South Carolina Alabama and northern districts. Postings cover division engineers assistant road foremen of engines and trainmasters among others.
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Norfolk
M. 4
Cahill
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Tom Morgan
Hatnl
F. McNairy
Orea
Carolina
Hanet
J. A. Fifteen
Florida
Wildwood
C. A. Henderson
South Carolina
Jacksonyillv
A. G. O M. Cannon
Tampa
C. C. Branch
Hamlet
C. S. Canton
R. P. Jourdan
Walker Wilson
W. J. Winner
Jacksonville
J. A. MeLves
Ehlef Dlanatehyr
Charleston
S.C. R
Tatem
Alabama
Savannah
D. Simpson
Southern
Jacksonyuin
Boyd
Tral
Argentina May Drop Its Post at Vatican
Buenos Aires October 31. Suppression of the Argentine minister to the Vatican was recommended by the Budget committee as it reviews next year’s estimates. The action follows a long debate over the Buenos Aires archbishopric and a Rome report that Monsignor Giovanni Beda Cardinale, papal nuncio, will be transferred, signaling unresolved differences between Argentina and the Holy See.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Vatican
Chamber of Deputies
Ht In
Holy See
Rome
Giovanni Beda Cardinale
Argentina
Michele Andrea
South America
Soviet Abandons Plan to Export Wheat
Mosow October 31 The Soviet government has given up its export plan for wheat, announced by Leo B Kameneff at a plenary session of the central committee. He cited failure to realize 400, s (7,222,600 tons) of grain to meet state needs. Goods would be limited to absolute necessities, including 50,600,000 worth of American cotton.
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Mosrow
Leo B. Kameneff
Communist Party
Central of Georgia announces schedule changes and new train
Central of Georgia unveils changes effective Sunday November 2 including Dixie Flyer De Luxe with all Pullman cars leaving Atlanta later for Macon Vineville and Macon Terminal, continuing to Jacksonville. Dixie Express adds Pullman sleepers and day coaches with revised depart/arrival times. suburban No 108 and No 105 schedules adjusted at Jonesboro for November 3.
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Central OF Georgia
Florida
Dixie Flyer
Atlanta
Macon
Vineville
Jacksonville
Macon Terminal
Jackssonville
Jonesboro
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