Presidential Row Scene of Activity in Chicago
In Chicago on May 19 the Presidential Row scene buzzes as parties prepare for the June 8 nomination drive. The two Michigan Boulevard hotels connect via underground passage where top Republican candidates establish or plan headquarters while the Republican National Committee runs extensive offices. Early movers include Wood, Lowden, and others with regional offices for Hoover, Palmer, and Edwards. Contests for convention seats begin May 1 and the committee will shift to Coliseum convention HQ by May 24.
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Coliseum
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Democratic HQ to be set up in loop office building
Will Hays and the committee plan extended campaigning in Chicago with a private office in a hotel parlor. The Democratic National Committee will operate from the new headquarters, while Chairman Comer Cummings splits time between this office and the Grand Central Palace in New York.
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Democratic National Committee
Omer
Cummings
Grand Central Palace
New York
Last of Indigo Kings in Natchez Dies at 84
May 19 report notes James Surget the last male descendant of an Indigo King lineage from 1783 French plantation roots. He bred thoroughbreds and loved horse racing, never rode in an automobile or used a telephone, and left no fortune. His body was carried to the family burying ground by longtime enslaved servants.
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Natchez, Miss
Jan@s Surget
South
Pierre Surget
Louisiana
Surget
Cherry Grove
James Surget
James Sur
Thorageh
Neenies
Smuggling Threat in Austria Prompts Frontier Guard Plan
Reports estimate billions of crowns in money jewels and valuables smuggled out of Austria in recent months. Government eyes forming a 4,000 strong frontier guard to curb exports, with additional men already employed for the task.
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Atlantis Man's Experience Endorsed by Citizen
An Atlantics citizen from 211 Popular St. Atlan He testifies that eight years ago back pain and kidney issues left him weakened with a heavy feeling. After using Deans Kidney Pills he reports relief and says the previous trouble has not returned for three years.
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Doume
Atlan
Saya
Toavas
Dean
Lee
Voster-Milburn Go
Pultalo
N.Y
Modern geologist blends science with engineering prowess
Columbia University figures describe a new applied science approach where geologists work directly with engineers on mining and construction projects. The three year mining geology course trains advisers for engineering and mine development, emphasizing ground conditions and practical problem solving.
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New York
Harlen
P. Berkey
Columbia’ University
Fineer
Sas
Berkey
Columbia
Firgely
Mrs Mayer named director of Citizenship schools
Mrs Max Mayer of Towa city a welfare worker and clubwoman will direct Citizenship schools for the Town League of Women Voters during April and May. She is released by the State University Extension Division where she assists in social welfare work and brings broad experience in organization and legislative procedure. Mayer has led Americanization efforts and helped with a successful February citizenship school in Iowa City attended by women from forty three towns. She has held leadership roles in state and town federations and will lecture at sessions at the city auditorium Thursday to Saturday. Try a News Telegraph Want Ad. LEEDS Zionists press Britain to honor its Palestine mandate and pursue a national home for Jews amid Arab claims.
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Towa City
Towa League of Women Voters
Mayer
The
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State Federation
Shei
Federation
Leeds
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Great Britain
Palestine
Sleeping plague in London puzzles doctors
London doctors investigate eight or nine suspected cases of a new phase of the deadly sleeping sickness. A medical committee probes the outbreak as house surgeons caution against premature conclusions. No common factor found beyond overpowering desire for drink. Origin remains unclear and no alarm raised yet. Moscow reports Novgorod government confiscated church lands for public education and converted monasteries into colonies and trade schools for children.
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Novgorod
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