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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
2
Frank Lowden expresses strong support for Wellington D. Rankin as a gubernatorial candidate. He praises Rankin's ability character and courage, stating public men need these qualities now and urging others to wish Rankin success.
A fragmentary reflection on spiritual blindness and the desire for earthly power. The speaker reminds a priest of the Actual that what he seeks already lingers near him, if he could only perceive it.
The song The Old Oaken Bucket was written by Samuel Woodworth in 1817 and first published as The Bucket. Frederick Smith adapted the art to Kiallmark's music, composed for Moore's Araby's Daughter.
As the presidential race dominates the campaign, Hoover challenges Smith in New York and Hughes supports Hoover in Missouri and Illinois. Norris backs Smith in Nebraska as polls hint at Hoover leads. city tallies show Smith ahead in New York and Hoover in Chicago and Philadelphia.
A banquet at the Hotel Astor in New York drew about two thousand attendees to honor seven American industry pioneers including Henry Ford Orville Wright Thomas A Edison Charles M Schwab Julius Rosenwald George Eastman Harvey Firestone Cyrus H Curtis and Green Curtiss Illness kept Firestone Curtis and Curtiss away Dr Nicholas Murray Butler chaired the event and Lord Melchett of England delivered the principal address Bank president Charles E Mitchell warned that the financial mood was largely psychological.
George Barr McCutcheon famed author of Graustark dies in New York at a luncheon after heart disease treatment. Adolf Kraus Chicago lawyer and Jewish leader dies. Cardinal de Lai dies in Rome altering foreign cardinals balance. Senator Towne of Minnesota dies in Arizona during a speaking tour. Episcopal bishops adopt a resolution praising strict enforcement of prohibition and antinarcotics laws urging church members to set an example of obedience to law.
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