Norris Heads Farmer-Labor Party Ticket in Chicago
The Farmer-Labor party annual convention in Chicago nominated Sen George W Norris of Nebraska for president and Will Vereene of Georgia for vice president on the third ballot. Norris carried 16 votes, with Thomas the Socialist nominee taking 14. Gale Plageman and one Mason City delegate also voted. The platform backed strict enforcement of all laws, labor rights, farm relief, withdrawal from war efforts, public ownership of major resources, and a child labor amendment.
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Chicago
Coalitiom
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Moulttle
Norris
Normian ‘Thoms
Thomas
Gale Plageman
Mason City
Vereine
Vera
Tue Pease
Parmer + Laborites
Prohibition Party
Parmer-Labor Party
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Latin America
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Rates Unjust Says ICC In Coal Transport Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled current coal transport rates unjust for bituminous coal from Pennsylvania and West Virginia to northern New York destinations and for anthracite carload rates from Pennsylvania to several upstate towns. Additional findings covered steamed sizes and other regional routes, deeming specified cartage and steam size rates unreasonable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
International 21
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Pierce Field
Corinth
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Ticonderoga
Willaboro
Clearfield
West Moreland
Monongahela
Mayfield
Trout Brook
Hortons
Cooks Falls
Roscoe
Livingstone Manor
Corbett
Atom's Independence Promises World Work By Atom Scientist
A scientist asserts that a properly harnessed single atom could perform essential tasks for humanity. The claim suggests future breakthroughs may rely on minimal units with vast productive potential, presenting a provocative view on atomic engineering and societal impact.
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Kansas
Ely
The White Youth Clay Pack by Edna Wallace Hopper
Fashioned as a beauty device, Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay Pack to refresh tired skin. The ad claims pore cleansing, astringent effects, and a firm clear look, urging purchase at follet counters despite garbled copy.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Tim Dei
Suit Seeks 25000 for Grade Crossing Crash Injuries
Parents and their 18 year old daughter seek 25000 damages in county court from the railroad company for injuries after a grade crossing collision near Saegertown on August 21 1927. The car stalled before crossing Campbell crossing and was struck by a train causing permanent facial lacerations a broken nose and scars. The daughter seeks 20000 for injuries and the parents 5000 for loss of companionship and medical expenses. Attorneys Craig and Blass for plaintiffs.
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Sui. Ww
Saegertown
Julius
Mary Bonaminto
Erie
Rie Railroad Company
Agnes Krasneski
Uhey
Campbell Crossing
Craig
Blass
Financial notes summary from early 20th century market report
Alfred P. Sloan Jr, president of General Motors, reports top holdings of 1.7 trillion? and a large total value around 4 billion in a quarterly context. Gillette Safety Razor Co shows net profits of 3.14 million for the quarter, down from 4.43 million prior quarter and 2.89 million in the year-ago quarter. An old fashioned sideboard is offered for sale at 58 West Smith Street by Mrs. D Leech.
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motirs Corporation Today
Tual
Wet Smith Street
D. Leech
Choir of Bear Lake U B Church Assists Corry Choir
Last evening in Bear Lake Pennsylvania the Bear Lake U B Church hosted evangelist services led by Rev. Dunlap of Pittsburgh with a capacity crowd. The choir performed quartets duets and group spirituals then enjoyed ice cream and cake at the parsonage. Twenty Corry Choir members participated. The Bureau of Plant Industry notes prunes are dried plums and not all plums become prunes.
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Bear Lake
Dunlap
Pittsburgh
Corry
Thaw Bitterly Flays England In Written Statement
United Press reports Harry Thaw, refused landing in England, delivered a written statement aboard the Ne De France at Plymouth. He condemned English laws as repressive, saying they would have made the Georges tremble, and declared England not a free country. A Boston lost dog notice also appears in the text.
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United Press
Plymouth
England
Harry Thaw
Ne de France
New York
Georges
Thaw
Cherbourg
Republic Kron and Stein Companys Seizure of Weld Steel Pie
Reynolds Kron and Stein Companys report increased orders while independent firms book heavy orders. Revenue freight car loadings for the first half of the current year show WANZ 108 cents, down 1,008,5 from the 127 period.
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Republic Kron & Stein
Snakes in Water Says Striking While Swimming Possible
The biological survey notes a swimming snake can strike a swimmer. It asserts such a strike is possible in water and discusses the behavior of swimming snakes in aquatic environments.
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Biological Survey
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Farmer - Labor Party
Prohibition
Georgia
Edun Wallace Hopper
Unti W Inter
Geiger
Alea
G. H Gordon
Dewey
Property Committee
Monroe
Julitora
Messrs. Boss and
Fleming
Hatch
Jones
Washington School
Financial News
Jome
Gillette Safety Traxer Co
MLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Boston
Inc
Center St
Awingle
Kwanto
MAZDA
Ivory
Aeety
Crispo
Berma
Sanitary
Market Center of
Corry Pa
Swifts
Swift
Grand Union Stores
Grand Union
N. Center ST
Rie
Aah
Oe & Ca
Arey
Gil
Chargin Acvardi Alou
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