Hoover to form cabinet as first task after election
United States dispatch from Palo Alto reports President elect Hoover will focus on selecting his cabinet within weeks. Andrew W. Mellon is expected to keep Treasury. Dwight W. Morrow or Borah may be considered for secretary of state. Hoovers farm relief plan and broader legislative agenda loom as priorities.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United States
Palo Alto
Call
Oteet Hoover
Louay
Washington
Treasury
Andrew W. Melton
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Senator Borah
Idaho
Mate
Hoover
White House
Congress
Mat
Lourd
Hoover Career in World Statesman Rise and Service
A portrait of Herbert Hoover from humble Quaker roots to global engineer and public servant. From Oregon academy chores to Stanford and China, Hoover built a career in mining engineering and international projects before guiding Belgian relief during World War I and shaping U S policy as secretary of commerce and candidate for president. He led neutral relief efforts, supervised massive food programs, and later modernized commerce and infrastructure while expanding U S influence worldwide.
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Herbert Clark Hoover
Oregon Quaker Academy
Leland-Stanford
Australia
China
Hoover
Europe
Belgium
United States
California
Harding
Commerce
Coolidge
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Iowa
Bertie
West Branch
Towa
Hoovers
Herberts Kenealogy
Maryland
Esse Hoover
Huldah Minthorn
Herbert
John Minthorn
Newberg
Ore
Willamette River
Tobs
Nevada City
Nev
Louis Janin
San Francisco
New Mexico
Arizona
Janin
Jeb
Lou Henry
Tientsin
New York
London
Melbourne
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
Mandalay
Walter Hines Page
Bayou Hotel
God Lo Welliger
Hoover Commission
United State
Holver
Wilson
Congress
Iril
Eritien
Germany
Dill Hoover
Asia
New York World
Palo
Alto
Stanford University
Florida
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover i
St Lawrence Waterway
Foreign Debt Commission
Better Homes of America
Stomach Powder Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
A medical advertisement touts Buenger's Stomach Powder as a cure for sour stomach, indigestion, stomach congestion and related digestive disturbances. It claims tested success nationwide, with testimonials including Guy Ward of South Dakota, and promises satisfaction or money refund. The copy emphasizes scientific formulation and references a druggist Downey for purchase.
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Buenger
Guy Ward
South Dakota
Goa
Ie Buenger
Slate Wins in Pennsylvania Completes Republican Victory
United Press reports overwhelming Republican returns across all districts in Pennsylvania, indicating a strong national surge for the Republican Party. The slice of results lists numerous district winners such as George Graham in the second district, C. Ramaler in the third, and many others including Gen. F Brum and H. W. Temple, signaling broad GOP gains in Congress.
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Arthur Suverkrup
United Press
Philadelphia
Pentesylvania
Italy
George
Graham
Gen
F Brum
Fath Distelet
Ji Esterly
J, McFadden
K. Ft. Ketsa
Ith
Ilatrict
W. Magrady
Dward Beers
Ory Diatrict
F. Hl. Doutrtchy
R. Leech
J. B. Burts
C. M. Kelly
P. J. Sullivan
H. A. Estep
Bath
G. BH. Campbell
Death claims Mrs. Smoot in Provo at 62
Mrs. Smoot wife of Senator Reed Smoot of Provo Utah died today at 7 AM after a two year invalid condition. Senator Smoot was at her bedside. The obituary notes her age 62 and highlights his public service, including flood relief duties and reforms in housing brick production and other industries. Her death ends a long local and national life alongside the senator.
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Washington
Mine F
Interior Department
Hiawing Lite
IKE Mississipyi Rive Sood
Hoover elected president extra issued by the Journal
The 11 o clock extra of the Journal announced Herbert Hoover’s presidential victory. The city heard returns seven hours before outside papers and Journal staff fielded hundreds of calls and visitors. Megaphoned results were shown at the Res theatre and the Knishis of Columbus with front desk bulletins posted.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Journal
Oitside
Hund Jreds
Res Theatre
Knishis
Columbus
Imitiding
Electoral votes backlog looms in 1928 race
National returns show Hoover leading in several states with Maine and Ohio reporting strong Republican gains. New York City totals favor Smith, while Illinois and Massachusetts reflect a late swing toward Hoover. Republicans appear poised to sweep most congressional seats and state offices in key battlegrounds.
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Texas
Hallas
Tess
Hoover
Smith
Maine
Portland
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Ty—Herbert Alcover
New York City
New York
Roosevelt
Ottinger
Ohio
Columbus
Illinois
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Ilinois
Herbert Hover
Simeon D. Fess
Theodore
Burton
Charles W. Trump
Graham P. Hunt
Myers. Cooper
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Supreme Court
Allegheny Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
United States
Herbert
Alfred
Massachusetts
Boston
Masach
Curtis Learns 1928 Outcome At Dawn Today
United Press reports on Charles Curtis a Kansas senator and vice presidential winner awake aboard a Santa Fe train near Kansas City after election night. Crowds cheered Marceline Missouri and Park Madison Illinois as Curtis slept yet remained certain of victory. Curtis planned rest in Washington and a possible vacation after catching up on correspondence.
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Washington
VIC
Curtis
Mharles Curtis
Kansas
United States
ALG AM
George
Marceline
Mtc
Mort Madison
Kansas City
Curella
United Press
Santa Fe Railroad
Sanford Jarrell
San Francisco
Republicanational Committee
Jarrell
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Park Madison
American Legion
Ania
Historical Circle Meets in Library Building Briefly
The Historical Circle met Tuesday afternoon in the Library Building with eighteen members present. After business, Mrs. Clara Ransony read an essay on Thomas Hardy and Mrs. A W Morrison presented Life of Thomas DeMorgan. The group voted ten dollars to the Lieut A W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Fund for city park monument expenses. The meeting adjourned after the critic's report by Mrs. Burlingame.
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Historical Circle
Clara Ransony
Thomas Hardy
A. W. Morrison
Thomas DeMorgan
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
1 F. Burlingame
Ohds
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