Hoover Ann Smith Nominees In 1928 Survey Indicate
Washington November 20 Secretary of Commerce Hoover is the Republican choice for president while Evernor Al Smith of New York is the unanimous Democratic choice in a nationwide National Magazine poll. Editors and political leaders were surveyed on candidate strength under the assumption Coolidge abstains. Results show Smith as dominant for Democrats and Hoover as leading Republican in many states with Lowden a distant second in the GOP poll.
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Washington
Hoover
Evernor al Smith
New York
National Republic Magazine
Coolidge
Bailiwicks
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
Town
Wiliam G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Lowdon
Hughes
Dawes
Curtis
Borah
Longworth
Watson
Willis
Goff
Lowden
California
Colorado
Kentucky
Lousiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Nevada
New Jersey
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Alaska
Californ
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
New Hampstore
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Alabama
Lawh Dakota
Londen
Iilnoia
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northwest
Norris
Wine Elixir Tonic PAWS Ppa PEE
A compact item notes a range of wine elixir tonic products with various brand-like names. The entry lists whimsical terms such as PAWS Ppa and GENTIN PRERIVE, suggesting a quirky catalog snippet or advertisement device rather than a clear product description.
Society Plans Fight for Referendum on Dry Law
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment urged parties in the 1928 presidential race to adopt a National referendum plank on prohibition. It argued the move would let people decide the vital issue and challenge the belief in a huge dry majority.
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Washington
Associated Press
Association Against
Hypocrisy in Sex Denounced by Brooklyn Expert
New York November 19 Dr Siegfried Block a Brooklyn alienist denounces American hypocrisy in sex matters and argues that solving the sex problem will curb crime He proposes segregated regulated areas under police and health supervision and says love can resemble dementia praecox in some cases provoking wide debate among grand jurors and clergy.
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New York
Siegfried Block
Department of Nervous Diseases
Brooklyn
Block
Biahi
Ty Block
Dr Block
Countess Iveagh Wins Southend Byelection Seat
Countess Iveagh, a Conservative, is elected to Parliament for Southend On Sea with 21 221 votes, defeating Liberal candidate Mes ton 11 012 Labor candidate 77 and Independent Ernest Hailwood 917. High profile figures including Prime Minister Baldwin Chancellor Churchill and novelist H G Wells campaigned, Wells backing the Liberal, Churchill disputing the assertion.
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London
Associated Press
Countess Iveagh
Southend-On-Sea
Lord Iveagh
House of Lords
Dougall Meston
Erksine Harper
Labor
Ernest Hailwood
Stanley Baldwin
Winston Churchill
Hog Wells
Southend
Wells
Lady Treagh
Churchill
Imégan
Stamford Man Arrested As Burglar
Stamford Nov 20 Charles Dubray twenty eight of 3 Westbury street was arrested today on a burglary charge at the home of his cousin Mrs Edwin Foster. Foster refused to press the charge and Dubray was held as a material witness in 6500 bond. He is alleged to have stolen clothing and this is his second arrest for burglarizing a relative's home.
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Stamford
Associated Pross
Charles Dubray
Westbury Street
Edwin Foster
Three Held for Auto Theft Near Stamford
Three Boston youths, Frank Ruel eighteen of Shawmut avenue, Walter Givens seventeen of Shawmut avenue, and Charles W Emerson Jr eighteen of William Terrace, are held in Stamford awaiting police from Boston to charge them with stealing the automobile they were riding in.
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Stamford
Associated Press
Boston
Frank Ruel
Shawmut Avenue
Walter Givens
Shawmut
Avenue
Charles W. Emerson, Jr
William Terrace
Yale Receives Log Books of Old Warships and Naval Pamphlets
Yale University Library adds 48 British warship log books from 1807 to 1840 and rare pamphlets donated by Robert Wilden Neeser. Dr A W Rosenbach presents a scarce pamphlet dated 1727 about Yale College’s Sound passage, one of only three copies recorded. Lieut Colonel Ralph Isham gifts nearly 200 items, mainly 19th century Goldsmith editions.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale Library
Andrew Keogh
Yale University
Robert Wilden Neeser
New London
F. Green
Ralph H. Isham
New York
Boswelliana
Goldsmith
Rumor of Tobacco War Stir London
Washington dispatch reports rumors of American firms seeking control in Wix and Son, a major English tobacco concern, sparking stock weakness. Imperial Tobacco denies signals of a coming war, saying an American stake would not alter the competitive English market.
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George H. Manning
Washington
London
Department of Commerce
James Somerville
Tdan Tobacco
Imperial Tobacco Company
Wix and Son
Wix
England
Major Locke Loses New Trial Bid in Indian Murder Case
Major Victor M. Locke former superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes lost a new trial motion on a murder charge for the slaying of Abner Battiest a Choctaw. The defense claimed juror qualification and faulty court instructions tainted the verdict and noted the shooting occurred while the victim was asensibly dazed after alleged abuse of Locke’s father and tribal wards. Locke was released on bond of 816,000.
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Antlers Okla
Associated Press
Victor M. Locke
Abner Battiest
Baillest
Major Locke
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
New York Police Lieutenant Fired for Drunkenness
The first New York police lieutenant in 20 years to be dismissed for drunkenness is Joseph T. Lovett, who joined the department in 1913. He was removed yesterday after a disciplinary investigation that included fines and a half to 30 days’ pay reductions for patrolmen and a policewoman due to department rule infractions.
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New York
Associated Piet
Joseph T . Lovett
Balchen Submits to Minor Operation in Hackensack
Bernt Balchen the aviator who joined Richard Byrd on the trans Atlantic flight was brought to Hackensack hospital for treatment after an injury at the Fokker plant in Hasbrouck Heights. A minor operation was performed and doctors expect full recovery in four or five days. The seaplane flight to Key West for Cuban Government delivery was postponed pending his recovery.
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Hackensack N J
Associa Press
Store Events Planned for Monday Sale of Maids Uniforms and Automobiles
Store notices advertise Monday events featuring new maids uniforms from a leading manufacturer in gray straight lines with dainty organdy collars and hemstitched cuffs priced five dollars for various sizes. The sale also showcases automobiles and accessories from trucks to roadsters priced five to twenty five dollars and furniture items from desks to roll topped affairs ranging from three fifty to twenty nine fifty.
Special Men's Fur Lined Gloves For the Holiday Season
Suede and cape skin gloves with fur lining ideal for driving. Suede pair features a single snap fastener while cape skin uses one clasp or strap wrist fastener. Includes a washable pigskin option with one clasp and durable wear. Main Floor-Front display.
Bath Robe Flannel Gifts Appeal to Shoppers
A national campaign years ago urged useful gifts and Bathrobes remain welcome because friends spend hours making them. Howland's offers Bath robe Flannels in varied color blends 46 inches wide 95 yard and nursery pink and blue flannels 27 inches wide 69c yard with good quality fabric for sewing home gifts.
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Howland’s
Food Choppers join Tom th Fioor
Food choppers join Tom th Fioor with prices listed at 5.25 and 5.75 dollars. The item highlights small kitchen tools attracting buyers at a local retailer.
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Food Choppers
Tom Th
Fountain Syringe Named Hot Water Bottle Gauge
The item described is a frosted red rubber fountain syringe stated to be guaranteed and sold for a dollar. It is marketed as a hot water bottle fountain syringe with a claim of reliability and a product name variation Main Figor Pyont.
Fashion Trend Promises Light Woolens and Easy Frock
A chic winter notice showcases shaded softly woven woolens. Butterick Pattern 1755 offers a one piece model in plain or novelty weave. 40-inch wool serge and 36-inch crepe wool sell at discounted prices per yard. 27-inch washable wool challis priced to clear.
Coatings 54 inch wool and free cutting service offered
A local ad lists 54 inch wool coatings in Bolivia black Sinbad Tobac Claret and Balsam with prices of 9 dollars per yard and 7.50 dollars per yard. It advertises Howland's Free Cutting Service on the third floor.
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Bolivia
Thanksgiving Ready: Colored Electric Helpers Arrive
New Thermax and Universal small appliances debut with red green or blue handles to match the season. Thermax Percolators $8 to $11.25 and Toasters $6 $4.25 for trays. Waffle irons priced from $12 to $13.50 with colored trays and nickel trays on the fourth floor.
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Thermax
Universal
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Howwlands
Bridgeport
Toyland
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Alain Floor
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Axminster Rugs
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Pyont
Howland's Free Cutting Service
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