Train Plane Line in Los Angeles to New York Service
Clinton P. Whitlow announces Borji Company built plane steps for 12 passengers plus crew to launch a 48 hour train plane service connecting Los Angeles and New York with routes via Oakland San Francisco and Las Vegas. Speeds up to 136 miles per hour with trains departing New York daily for the morning Los Angeles flight plan.
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Clinton P. Whitlow
Santa
Borji Company
Fred ‘Harvey Steward
Angeles
New York
Oakland
Janrancisco
Sb Cvs UK
Pennsylvania
S Anta Fe
Ranscontinental Air Transport Company
Charles A. Lindbergs
Charies P. Lemphier
P. m. Duily
Pennsyylvania Railroad
Columbus
Dodge City
Hansas
St Louie
Hansas City
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Oagikiand
Grenc Canyon
Las Vega
Canyon
Arizona
New Las Vegas
Senta Hefein
Cour
Popes
San Diego
Noted Scout Urges Parks Bond Issue Approval
Major Frederick R. Burham of Hollywood, a State Park Commission member, urges voters to approve Amendment 4, arguing a balanced system of state parks will provide outdoor playgrounds for a growing population, contrasting past reservations for Native Americans with present needs for whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Burham
Hollywood
State Park Commission
Mrs Joe Whalen and Harriett Lazenby Visit San Bernardino
Mrs Joe Whalen and Harriett Lazenby were in San Bernardino on Monday, driving into the city for unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Whalen
Harriett Lazenby
San Bernardino
Snelers Glu Holds Annual Halloween Ball
Aptier's Club of Barstow held its masquerade Halloween ball at the Rose Inn. Guests from Barstow and nearby towns wore varied costumes and prizes went to Mrs Albert Van Aman in a 4 Tiankan costume and O Finke in a T wish outfit. A wake-up dance by 701 Brooks featured a South Sea Islander and a Hula Dance. Merritt and Miss Nellie Cooper performed and many costumes were seen including cache jockey Chinese colonial ghost negroes highlander Queen of Sheba Uncle Sam and more. The 20 80 club met Tuesday with Al Henderson in chair. Albert Van Aman played piano as members sang. A discussion on voting for election day November 6 followed with questions and answers. Coleman Payne attended as a visitor.
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Aptier’s Club
Barstow
Hallowe'en
Ellis
Rose Inn
Albert van Aman
Tiankan
Finke
Brooks
Merritt
Nellie Cooper
Cache
Sheba
Regnar
20 80
al Henderson
Coleman Payne
Growth at San Francisco Millfield Airport Surges in October
The October report from Milo Kent, San Francisco airport chair, shows Millbrae Field hosting 2189 flights and landings with 4923 passengers traveling to and from across America, marking roughly a fourfold rise from October last year.
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San Francisco
Milla Field
Milo
Kent
Amriva
California to Back 1922 Olympic Games Investment
Barstow and California expect heavy travel on national highways as the state commits about 1 million dollars to the Tenth Olympiad. Legislators anticipate vast post games revenue from visitors drawn by athletics arts and national conventions in 1922. All indications point to ratification of Amendment No.4 next Tuesday.
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Barstow
Caliornia
California
Mrs Henry Ford backs Hoover as choice of women
Mrs Henry Ford tells a Dearborn interviewer that most home loving American women will vote for Herbert Hoover in November. She praises his record and argues his work benefits women and the home, noting his aid to Mississippi flood victims and farm life improvements.
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Henry Ford
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Women’s National Committee
F. Louis Slade
Mr. Hoover
W C T U Executive backs Smith in Alabama race
Birmingham report notes Mrs Mabel Jones West a member of the State WCTU Executive Committee supports Governor Smith, saying Smith is a better prohibitionist than Hoover. The Baptist church worker urges Alabama women to resist paid Republican propaganda. West has long been a Republican until this year.
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Birmingham
Ala
Smith
Mabel Jones West
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
What Borah Told the Senate About Hoover
Panic-stricken over the imminent loss of all the States that heard Governor Smith, the Republican National Committee canceled Senator Borah’s Eastern speeches to devote his time to stem the Smith tide in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Republican National Committee
Borah
Senator Borah’s Bitter Take on Herbert Hoover
Senator Borah, while avoiding personal sentiment, delivers a sharp Senate rebuke of Herbert Hoover after the war. He concedes Hoover’s abilities but underscores a strong, critical assessment drawn from his own utterances in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinder
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Borah
Hoover
Senator Nye Attacks Hoover Over Agriculture and Profiteering
Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota on June 11 1928 denounced Herbert Hoover accusing him of contempt for farmers, claiming Hoover believed taxes and money come from Heaven. Nye condemned meat packer profiteering and charged Hoover with violating core constitutional principles, as Senator Borah added remarks.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Hoover
Israel
Borah
Ohio Congressman Brands Hoover Attack in Senate Speech
Republican Congressman Charles Brand of Ohio declared in the Senate on March 13 1928 that Hoover has been the supreme opponent of agricultural prosperity for ten years and warned that if Hoover becomes president agriculture faces eight more years of misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brand
Ohio
Senate
Hoover
United States
Hoover Power Critique in Senate Debate on Spending Authority
The quote condemns granting unlimited spending power to Mr. Hoover, noting water power interests and meat packers favor broad authority. It questions how voters can support Hoover if Borah’s Senate claim is true, given the risk of controlling all U S government resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Borah
Senate
United States
Senator Curtis Warns Against Defective VP Nominee
Senator Charles Curtis خطاب Republican vice presidential candidate warns that the convention cannot nominate anyone who would put the party on the defensive from nomination to election day, citing Herbert Hoover and a June 11, 1928 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Admiral Goontz Aids Smith In Missouri Visit
Admiral Robert E. Coontz retired former Commander in Chief of the U S fleet returns to Hannibal Missouri after a European summer to work actively as a speaker for Governor Smith. He is a Methodist and a Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Robert £. Coontz
United States Fleet
Europe
Smith
Furnished four room house for rent near high school
For rent a furnished four room house behind the high school. Inquiries through Mrs. Deshler at the Santa Fe Reading Room, 11 to 1.
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Tiernan Bsdio
Hedlands
Boye
Homer Brenson Earlist
Clayton Brown
Albert Johnson
van Camp
Clinton McKinnon
William Stevens
Charles Hendricks
Chester Dean
F. R. Burnhaw
Sneler's Glu
Wholesale and Retail Mile Distributors
Barstow Creamery
Mudgehtdt
Mgr
the Barstow
Cslifganda
A. H. Pendleton
West Maen Street
Barstow, Calif
W.C.T.U
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Goontz
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