Prohibition Push in Nebraska and Scout News Abroad
Leading prohibitionists predict Nebraska will go dry by at least 20 000 votes as the temperance board plans three week campaign ahead of election. Swedish Boy Scouts report rapid growth with church linked tenderfoot pins and services. A humorous note recalls a mistaken belief in a German physician during a train hold up. A child’s tale mentions a lamb and a Western ranch visit. The piece closes with a quip about Germany’s size versus Texas.
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Times Letters and Notes on Policy and Public Figures
A collage of remarks on coal from South America and historic attempts at propulsion. It cites the Los Angeles Times against Amendment No 2 and comments on figures like Fred Wheeler and E H S Wilson, with critiques of Prohibition and public opinion.
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Four Square Policy Statement by Hughes in Philadelphia
Public remarks delivered in Philadelphia on October 9 affirming a four square policy for the United States. The speech emphasizes straightforward aims, no secret understandings, and steadfast national interests to the world.
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Corona Press Note on Editions and Subscriptions
The Corona California newspaper announces publication details with editor and staff credits. Subscription rates are listed at 4 dollars yearly, 2.90 for six months, and 40 cents monthly, with delivery by carrier within city limits and advance payment required.
Political slate listed for state election
The document names presidential candidates Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Warren Fairbanks, vice presidential hopefuls with Fairbanks noted as Indian. It also lists United States Senate candidate Hiram W. Johnson and congressional aspirant Robert C. Harbison, indicating a ballot slate and party alignment.
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Edwards' Friends Shift Support to Harbison in Redlands
Redlands voters rallied to Republican Robert Harbison as J W Edwards faded, with dry and prohibition advocates uniting behind Harbison for a protective tariff and dry congressman. Observers in San Bernardino also predict Harbison’s election certainty as the district tilts toward the GOP.
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Kettner Fronts in San Diego County Campaign Skirmish
Local bets show Kettner favored to win San Diego County by small margin as Republican voters lean straight ticket. Edwards seen falling to third with Redlands reports widening Harbison’s challenge. Gatewood and Kryening staff pledge support to Kettner amid longtime owner hostility to Harbison.
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Imperial county dries unite behind Harbison in dry ticket
In CENTRO on Nov 4 the Imperial county drys endorsed Robert Harbison after surveys showed Edwards weak. Leading drys signed a public statement warning a divided vote would mean defeat and urged support for Harbison. Signers include Imogen Aten and D G Whiting among other county WCTU and dry federation leaders.
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Inyo County Drys Back Harbison for Congress
Inyo county dry forces that control the county have united on Harbison for Congress with Edwards' former supporters joining the movement.
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Harbison Draws 500 to 600 in Upland Talk
Robert Harbison spoke to 500 to 600 residents in Upland as the town leans heavily GOP with a four to one Republican tilt in the upcoming vote.
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The Christian Church Announces Evening Meetings Series
The Christian Church led by Pastor J. W. Utter lists Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 11, with sermon The Light That Tests. Junior C E at 2:30, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, praise and preaching at 7:30. Rev Bruce Brown to speak from December 3 in a short series of meetings.
Free Methodist Church Revival Sets Week Schedule
Revival meetings start tomorrow at the Free Methodist Church with an 11:00 session titled Pray Through and a 7:00 session The Efficient Church Sunday school meets at 10:00. Evangelist C. H. Chase will lead Tuesday evening events.
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Evangelist Chase Draws Big Crowd in California
A local church invites the public to hear Evangelist Chase, touted as California’s most successful preacher. The pastor W A Quick urges attendees to come and hear him, promising a repeat visit for those moved by his message.
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