Federal aid road act and new principle in government
Secretary of Agriculture David F. Hotston argues the Federal-aid road act and the cooperative agricultural extension act establish a new principle of cooperation between Federal and State officials. He urges trained experts, proper planning, and full state commitment for road building, noting the act’s broad national impact on rural life, roads, and orderly farm marketing.
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David F. Hotston
Secretary of Agriculture
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Panaa
Mdollar
Asia
Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Rgdad
St Louis Manufacturer Endorses Wilson for Second Term
Jackson Johnson of St Louis, chairman of International Shoe Co., publicly announced he will vote for President Wilson. He cites Wilson's leadership during crisis, the Aldrich currency act amendment, and the Federal Reserve Act as key accomplishments benefiting business and prosperity.
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New York
Jackson Johnson
St. Louis
Tors
International Shoe Co
President Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Johnson
Lincoln
Appreciative German Voters With Wilson
New York dated Oct 28. W W Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, received five mark note from Herman Maximilian Jacoby of 534 Riverside Drive. He praised Wilson and German voters for supporting the Democratic campaign fund and fair peace negotiations. The note mentions progress and goodwill toward postwar plans.
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New York
W. W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Herman Maximilian Jacoby
Riverside Drive
Wilson
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Old Roosevelt Supporters Aid Wilson in New York
New York October 28 Louis Bomberger Newark business leader sent a $1000 check to the Democratic National Committee stating he voted for Roosevelt last election but will back Wilson now. Do Long of Broadway and other independents endorse Wilson for real progressive legislation. Bradlee Hunt joins Engineers and Architects club to vote Democrat. Charles Brand, a New York lawyer, says he voted Roosevelt previously.
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New York
Lpouis Bomberger
Newark
Roosevelt
Wilson
Do. F. Long
Broadway
Republican County Committee
Fred B. Lynch
Club Organization Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Bradlee Hunt
Engineers and Architects’ Club
Charles 8S
Brand
Lawyers’ Club
Northwestern Dean Switches to Wilson in Public Statement
Willard E. Hotchkiss, dean of Northwestern University School of Commerce and former Census supervisor, breaks with past Republican ties to endorse Wilson. He credits Wilson's leadership in enacting monetary reforms and advancing national policy for broad welfare.
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Chicago
Willard E. Hotchkiss
Northwestern University School of Commerce
Hughes
Congress
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Aldrich
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
State Boy Scouts Meet In Meriden Today
Meriden hosts a state Boy Scouts meet with competitions on the program and a silver loving cup trophy to crown troop supremacy. Troops with scout masters arrived from Hartford New Haven and other cities, aiming to win the cup and earn the right to host next year’s meet.
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Meriden
Hartford
New Haven
Halloween Socials and Community Gatherings in Local Homes
A sequence of social events fills the week with Halloween parties at 99 Winter Street and Shelton School, seniors entertaining juniors, and a bachelorhood sendoff for Frank A. Nothnagle. Notable attendees include Flora and Emma Black, Miss Helen Carroll, Everett Cortright, and many local residents. The women’s clubs, Boy Scouts, and Red Cross-supported Ambulance film event also feature in the lively schedule, along with a birthday surprise for Earle C. Lagenby and a lecture on education by Miss Florence Blackman.
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Winter Street
Flora Conklin
James Black
James, Skelton
Donald McCumber
Douglas Conklin
Mildred Wilcox
Jewell Daley
Marguerite Daley
Emma Black
Agnes Keenan
Ray Kehler
Frank Watts
Carey Black
City Normal School
Shelton School
Wheeler Avenue
Hallowe’en
Normal School
Helen ,Carroll
Everett Cortright
Frederick B. Grannis
Federation of Women's Clubs
Hartford
Authors’ Club
Daniel Marsh
Mill Hill Avenue
Florence Blackman
Earle C. Lagenby
Lewis C. Grannies
Leslie Fairchild
Lagenby
Howard de Forest
William Nicoll
Geo. Barlow
Waterbury
Jas. W. Boyce
Woodbury
A. B. Vails
New York
Harry Jacobson
Portland Conn
Elizabeth Brady
William Colwell
Grace E. Northrop
Fred Houghkirk
Lewis C. Grannise
City
Young Man and Marriage talks at YMCA lobby
Spencer R. Gorton, head of the city public charities department, will speak on Some Qualities of the Ideal Wife in a Sunday afternoon session of The Young Man and Marriage talks at the YMCA lobby. The Carnagey Course in Public Speaking opened last night with class limited to forty and only twelve spots left for men.
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Y. M. Cc
Spencer R. Gorton
City Publc Charities Department
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China
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Apstein
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Miss McGuinness
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Miss Goldstein
Miss Keating
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Miss McNamara
Miss Rossitt
Miss Sipperly
Miss Glancy
Miss Lee
Miss Skinner
Frank A. Nothnagle
el Main
Spring Streets
Signe Johnson
Earl Parker
Ray Whitney
George Ramzay
George E. Parker
George Nairn
Nothnag
Univerchurch
George Roeber
Bessie ‘Harlow
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P. L. O'Loughlin
Stratford Avenue
Valerie Parker
Boston
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Charles Fones
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