Survey of industrial trading and credit conditions in New England
Washington reports on the national industrial survey led by Herbert Hoover outlining retail distribution trends in New England and nearby states. It notes concentration of population, department stores, and auto trade, with risks from one industry towns and factory dependence affecting merchants’ prosperity.
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Robert Ss. Thornburgh
Washington
A.al
Dewus
Herbert Hoover
Dusiness
Suuus
Guecwr
Kdrelen
Avcommerce
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Bopiand Stuay
Wade
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Lidood
Peuiain
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Coluucved
New
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
Boston
Providence
Springfield
Fail River
Merhill
Lawrence
Pawtuck
New England
United States
Massachuts
Midland League standings and Harvard football plans
The Midland League standings show Marlboro Westboro and Maynard with wins, Hopkinton near the tail, Hudson splitting results, and Milford defeated by Marlboro while Maynard beat Hudson. Harvard head coach Arnold Horween resumes training after a rest day, with plans to start the second string vs Lehigh and reserve stars for Penn. Captain French will play against Lehigh despite a knee injury.
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Marlboro
Westboro
Maynard
Nojiosses
Hudson
Milford
Hopkinton
Hopkintom
Cambridge
Mass
Arnold Horween
Harvard
Dartmouth
Horween
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
French
iMoth Planes To Be Built In Massachusetts
Massachusetts will host a new iMoth Aircraft Corp factory producing DH Moth type planes. The plant aims six planes weekly at start with room to expand, employing about 160 workers rising toward 300 as production grows. A site near Springfield is possible but not yet decided. Russell Manufacturing of Littletown, Conn. adds new aviation lines including Rusco shock absorbers.
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Massachusetts
Moth Aircraft Corp
United States
Detaviland Aircraft Co., Ltd
England
iMinvon M. Warren
Masschusetts
Springfield
Mass
Wil
Warren
Russell Manufacturing Co
Littletown
Conn
Rusco
Sudbury School Picks Seventeen For Spring Play
The Sudbury School Athletic Association selects Seventeen for production next month. The cast includes William Sylvanus Baxter Cabot Devall Isobel Stone Mrs Baxter Alfred Lowell Elinor Bowker Joe Bullitt Henry Gleason May Parcher Mary Raynor Johnnie Watson Harold Giddings Genesis Donald Conroy Jane Baxter Ruth Gatherg Seckybatiboper Willan Derace Mamber Alton Clark Brooks Gertrude Davis Wallie Banks Carlton Walker.
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the Athletic Association
William Sylvanus
Baxter Cabot Devall
Mrs Baxter
Isobel Stone
Mr Baxter
Alfred Lowell
Pratt Elinor Bowker
Joe Bullitt
Henry Gleason
May Parcher
Mary Raynor
Johnnie ‘Watson
Harold Giddings
Genesis Donald Conroy
Jane Baxter
Ruth Gatherg
Seckybatiboper
Willan Derace
Alton Clark Brooks
Gertrude Davis
Wallie Banks
Carlton Walker
New England Governors Meet in Portland November
Governors attend two general sessions and three industrial group meetings as New England Conference holds sessions in Portland Maine November 15 16. Officials invite delegates and arrange registrations and hotel reservations through the New England Conference Committee of the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
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New England
Portland
Vobell
New and Council
Statler Building
Boston
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Eastland
Billy B. van
Pine Tree Products, Inc
Newport
N. H
New England Council
Brewster
Tuncheon
Month of Elections and Peace in November
The article recalls historic November milestones from Civil War battles in Chattanooga to the 1918 Armistice and 1921 Armament Conference. It links November to peace through elections and wartime endings, noting Chattanooga campaigns and the yearly cycle of political campaigning ending in ballot box peace.
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Pg Ae
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Georgia Line
Atlanta
America
War Department
Washington
Europe
Japan
National Election Overview and Presidential Powers
A historical outline describes how electors are chosen since 1845, the biennial schedule for House members, and states that most elections occur in November with a few exceptions. It details presidential powers, term limits, salary, and the vice presidency, plus notes on past vice presidents who became president and the role of the national convention in selecting nominees.
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Congress
Novoo
Louisianna
Maine
Vermont
Army
Navy
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
White House
Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
John Tyler
Harrison
Millard Fillmore
Taylor
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Peggy Hoffman returns alone with diamond engagement
The report says Peggy Hoffman sailed last summer, anticipated a French nobleman, but returned single with a square-cut diamond on her finger. She would not reveal the suitor’s name or nationality. The item mentions an internal Newsreel and a Maynard Teachers Club Halloween party tonight with area members of Bangoth Street action.
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Peggy Hoffman
Interna Newsreel
Maynard Teachers Club
Nostaam
Bangoth
Understanding the Electoral College and 1928 election process
The article discusses the Electoral College system, outlining how electors are chosen by states, the number of electors per state, and the meeting and counting procedures in February 1929. It explains that a candidate needs a majority, typically 266, and details the contingency if no candidate wins a majority.
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Bycco Marta
Our Republic
Warrengee
Amés Senger
Senate
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Inventor Gaw Develops Four-Cycle Engine With Sleeve Valve
Cambridge Massachusetts October 29 A four cycle automobile engine using a sleeve valve advances in technology research by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and inventor A Gaw of Cincinnati The design features a lightweight steel sleeve valve with ball bearing cam mechanism claimed to simplify and improve efficiency The invention is under study by Professor Dean A Falea and holds patents covering the sleeve and engine type
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Cambridge
Mass
Baseachsetts Institute
Maether A. Gaw
Cincinati
Technology Review
Technaleinology
Dean A. Falea
Mr. Gaw
Ted
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Indiana
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Propper
Great Lakes
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iMoth
Bay State
Sudbury School
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Portland City Hall
Harold T. Andrews
American Legion
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CooLipal
George Washington
Toomas
Andrew Jackson
Andrew J&cyson
Marin Veo
Wilden
Jamies Mux Polk
Waciury ‘Ayior
Rangin Kierce
Jaumés Buchanan
Abraham’ Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysséa S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayest
James A. Garfieia
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William Mcaiuey
Wiliam McKinney
William Howard Taft
Woollrow. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Warren.g. Harding
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Grover Sas
Benjamin, HH
William J. ‘Ae Yan
William J. Ae
Vol Alpen
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the Puoreastern
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Robert M. Lait
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U. S. House ‘of Representatives
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New York
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Bilectoral College
Luther A. Gaw
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