Borah to Lead GOP Campaign in Midwest States
Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator Phipps declared strong Republican prospects in the West and East. Borah offered campaign services and was tentatively assigned to Indiana, Oklahoma and Missouri, while Phipps predicted GOP wins in Massachusetts New York Maryland Kentucky and Missouri with varying certainty in Indiana Ohio Illinois and Illinois.
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Chicago
William E. Boran
Idaho
B.C. Phipps
Coleorady
Repubican Senate
Hiller
Borah
Cammittes
Indiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Phipps
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
Ittinais
Paipps
Butter
Wadsworth
Weller
Lrnst
Harding
Willame
Willis
Watson
Robinson
Town votes to keep Shrewsbury lighting plant
Shrewsbury voters at a special meeting chose not to sell the town lighting plant valued at 100,600 to New Electric Light Co. The tally fell 11 votes shy of a two thirds requirement, preventing a sale for at least two years under state law.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Shrewsbury Yeaters
Net Electric Light Company
Radio Program Listings Across New York and National Stations
A dense OCR of daily radio schedules lists soprano performances, orchestras, and talks from stations such as WEAF, WJ, and WMCA. It includes weather forecasts, market reports, religious and public service programs, and various concert and recital bookings with numerous named artists wandering through time slots from morning to late night.
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Bridgedol Ridilles Verlag
Vivian Forstrom
Moncharlen Tivingston
P.M
Trene Walker
Joseph Luciany
Anise
Cumen
Wil
York
John B. P
Moridog
Lillian M_ Endresy
Borla
Lilian Mo Endress
Elizabeth Condtr
Lillian M. Endréss
Marc Opfinger
Adolph Opfinger
Jose Berri
Jaday Sherels
Horizone
salderf-Astoria
Pauline Haggard
Harold Ine
Elaine Horton
The
American National Red Cross
Marine Band Orchesta
Calvin Cavilee
Gypsy Steg Ensemble
Carmen
Weaf Grand Opera Company
Midtown Hofbrau Orchestra
New York
Plano
Our Social Service
Tsecher
Piane
Fred Dorf
Evelyn Schiff
John Alegre
Barltone
Terital
John Allegra
Barftour
Terese
Conan
Jacke Cohen
Lula Bradley
Jack Cohen
Pinsiat
Scripture Steading
Tremont School of Music
Lorraine Talk
Sopra
Marie Nordstrom
Lian Etebter
Paul Ross
League of Women Voters
Wright
Wrong
Jon “Buck’' O'Brien
Byer
Clarke
Oddie Gilid
Braeball
Haines
PAL Teen
WITN
Ward
Louin de Villiers
Tick Rebertent
Roseland Orchestra
POMC
Samuel Shankman
Roy. Belfyatder
Belle Osborne
Centralto
Kentucky Orcheaten
Charm “Orchestra
Cotton Club Orchestra
T.M
Silver_ Slipper Orchestra
WMCA
Act1
Dack Cohen
LeRor Mantenanto
Bob Melonski
Ukelele
Employment Opportunites
Mme
Polly
Wait
Ennembie
Golden
Heten Halorin
Alfred Hall
Sherman
Levine
Werther Renort
APU
PAM
Fiomeherte
Harmony
Orehnatra
Pasenther
David Sinea
Kathleen Derant Viellelat
Timety Taplow
Jamew M
Rene
Bean
Toney Pande
Toner
Lenses
Polen
Janet Kiew Vielintet
Adele Mover
Nadine Coe
Soa
Colmer
Gate Suneline
BAT
WMS
You Guy
Kama
Evutrilio
J. Butt
Elitom
Salerno
Crowe
Pinal
TM Grave Quay
PMA
Sal Jong
Wit
Wrenk
Dreass
Tenn
Belle Brooks
Sue Hen Serenaderd
Vey Laska
Pondw York
Steel Jamison
Iver
Ar Aurea
T.ai
D. Hoyle
Vivlinist
ML Price
Alr
TMC
D. Hyncaan
Ndian Music
Richmond
Waller Saoss
Joseph McCurron
Hazel Ulnck Kent
Ariington
Ilm
PIM
Papatay de Mebigit
Irving Cohen
Tom —Jarnetto Grossman
Pare Jrumnetet
Grosemat
Tom Teving Virstenberg
Dacola
S. Isl Wathuy
Sehachter
Breek
Telun Orches
Breet
Helen O'Shea
Kaltenborn
D.al—Klein
Kivin
Chet
Paltes
Henshaw
Nouvday
Jamehont Pivaram
Clover Feat
Clover Coat Orchestra
Walter Doomer
Crystal Society Orchestra
James Prownuing
Poor Towers
Scheneclady
N.Y
OTAL
Lee
Minaio
Tieport
Springfield
Teather
Farker
Flotia Orchestra
University of Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Shalla
Adelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Lambarlo
Island
Spey
Willard
Cticago
Bay State Brick Plant Destroyed in Fire
A fire in Woburn Massachusetts on October 3 caused about 100000 dollars in damage at the Bay State Brick plant. The blaze gutted the main offices and drying sheds of the Adams company, with the fire beginning in setue fly rags.
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BAY State
Wobuln
Mas
Winchester
Apams
Tablet marks birthplace of hymn Tie Loeudeth Me
A bronze tablet will mark the birthplace of the hymn Tie Loeudeth Me at the southwest tower of Broad and Arch streets. The scene centers on the home of Thomas S Watts on 1802, where hymn writer Joseph Tl. Gilmore, son of a New Hampshire governor, preached in the First Baptist Church nearby.
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Broad and
Arch Street
Thomas 8
Wattson
Joseph Tl. Gilmore
New Haampahtie
Gilmore
Anthony twins set sail on long earth voyage to Mon Lem
Rev Raymond B Baker and Dr Richard Baker, known as the Anthony twins, depart Boston on the Laconia for a 10982 mile mission trip toward Mon Lem in the southern China Gobi expedition route. They travel with wives and children, aiming to become missionaries at Mon Lem near the Tibet border, a first for Christian outreach in the area.
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Providrench
R. L
Coventry Central
Baker
Raymond
Laconia
Boston
Mediterranean
Rangoon
Hurma
Suez Canal
Mon Lzem
Thibet
Baker Boy
Maine
Ray
Dorothy Wiggin
Baldwin
Missionaries Plan Hospital At Isolated Post In Rangoon Flight
Richard Baker and wife Miss Mincia Hutchinson of Hebron Maine are part of a mission. Dr Baker a Harvard Medical School graduate, with a trained nurse and a social worker, prepare a mule train journey from Rangoon to Mon Lem to establish a hospital and preach in their remote posting.
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Richard
Mincia Hutchinson
Hebron
Maine
Richard Baker
Harvard
Rangoon
Mon Lem
Tas
Rhode Island
Amit
Democrats nominate Walter B. Johnson for Senate in Ansonia
Ansonia voters heard Walter B. Johnson a former state senator nominated unanimously by Democrats of the Seventeenth district in a convention here. Johnson, a Seymour resident, will oppose fellow townsman Clayton Boles at the November election. Walcott Renominated by Republicans in Winsted.
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Ansonia
Walter B. Johnson
Seymour
Aan
Clayton
Boles
Three Injured When Car Crashes Into Tree
Fisherville Massachusetts October 3 Three people were seriously injured when a car skidded on wet pavement and crashed into a tree. Angelou Pedrone suffered a broken collarbone and multiple bruises Anthony Palmeri aged nineteen and Michael Remenigo eighteen sustained internal injuries All three resided in Worcester.
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Fisherville
Mass
Automaae
Angelou Pedrone
Anthony Palmeri
Nineeen
Michael Remenigo
Worcester
Labor Body Seeks Settlement of Textile Strike
Bank officers and AFL executive council backed a plan to end the ten month New Jersey textile strike by recognizing federated unions as sole spokesmen or by rallying federated strength behind the strikers. The campaign centers on the New Jersey textile industry and would authorize a special assessment to fund a national offensive against employer controlled labor groups, with a possible $204,090 annual cap.
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Detroit
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
New Jersey
Federation
Catset
Labor groups clash over religious policy in Mexico
In Mexico organized labor backs the government in the religious regulation dispute while one faction calls for governance of relations between Mexican and American federations. Another faction argues that the national religious policy of a neighboring state lies outside the convention's purview.
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Mexico
Dividend powers in trustees control in Boston ruling
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street railway hold discretionary power over dividend payments and cannot be forced by stockholders to pay dividends unless necessary. The decision dismisses JL Sherman Adams’s bill in equity brought against the company and trustees seeking dividends on adjusted and common stock.
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Boston
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Sherman Adams
Driver of Ram Car Caught After Chase in Vermont
Roy Worser of Saranac Lake was arrested as the alleged driver of a ram car involved in a Scotch whiskey seizure by customs agents. The abandoned vehicle was found after a 25 mile chase. Worser was taken as he boarded a train at Middlebury.
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ST. Albans
AP Roy Worser
Saranac Lake
Worser
Middlebury
City may penal Yale for stopping traffic in street
New Haven Oct 3 An ordinance punishing undue obstruction of streets and sidewalks during construction may be read to allow penalties against Yale University or contractors during the Sterling Memorial Library project. The library costs over four million dollars and will take at least two years. The measure doubles construction fees if thoroughfares are blocked.
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New Haven
Yale University
Sterling Memorial Library
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Frank T Smith
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WAVA
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Pittsbimgh
WCAP
WRC
WEBH
WCSH
Portland
WMAQ
WCAE
Pittsburg
WYI
KYW
WIBO
SFLW
Cincinnati
KOA
Denver
WBAI
Baltimore
WEEI
Borton
Spring Flelth
WOO
WTAG
Louisville
WDAF
Kansas City
WREO
Lansing
WMAK
Lockport
WENR
WGN
WHST
Bayshone
Anthony Twins
Ghiina
Roosevelt
Walcott
Republicana
Frederic C. Walcott
Norfolk
RAM
Sterling
Board of Aldermen #0
Chrysler
Saturday Evening Post
Standard Motors Corp
Fairfield Ave
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