Election Results Spark Reform Debate Across States
The New York statewide race shifted control in the assembly with Republicans gaining seats while the Senate stayed the same. Mayors were elected in many cities including Syracuse, and Democratic gains in New York highlighted tensions over LaGuardia’s future. Other regions saw varied results with Ohio and New Jersey offering wins for Republicans and Democrats respectively, amid broader nationwide recall and reform chatter.
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League fixes embargo date as Italy sanctions grow
The League of Nations set November 18 to enforce economic sanctions on Italy and expanded the embargo to coal iron and oil. Premier Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare will pursue peace within the League framework. Meanwhile Italian forces push toward Makale, entering Hauzien with air bombing and limited resistance, as Addis Ababa reports civilian casualties at Gorah Halle.
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Roosevelt to address Farm Bureau in Chicago
President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation from Edward A. O’Neal to speak before the American Farm Bureau federation in Chicago on December 9. He will arrive at nine in the morning, deliver his address, and depart for Washington three hours later. His May trip to Indiana for the George Rogers Clark memorial dedication at Vincennes is postponed until June next year, with a visit to Dallas for the Texas centennial exposition planned.
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Vincennes
Dallas
Public Works Orders Limit Dole Labor by November First
Administrators barring work relief workers not on the dole as of November first, with 10 percent non relief labor allowed on some projects. A $330 million public works non federal program and a $100 million low cost housing program are exempted from certain provisions in effect.
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Harry L. Hopekins
Dole
Baye Een
Drive for 30 hour week amid economic debates in Congress
Washington reports escalating push for a 30 hour week as Congress reconvenes. Advocates cite near normal wage levels and 91 percent production amid concerns over tax costs and rising prices. Analysts warn against a temporary fix and note political maneuvering shaping the timing of any labor reform.
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Radium-bearing Springs Dated at Terrace Mountain Ages
A study by Professor Herman Schlundt of Missouri University assigns ages to extinct springs on Terrace mountain. The lime stone like deposits contain trace radium. Terrace Mountain springs are about 14 000 years old, Liberty cap about 2 500 years, and Hotel Terrace roughly 3 000 years.
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University of Missouri
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Terrace Mountain
Liberty Cap
Hotel Terrace
Burdened Chains Haunt All People Across Society
A reflective line notes that every individual carries burdens of various kinds, shaping personal struggle and social dynamics without naming specific cases or events. The phrase emphasizes universal human constraint and shared hardship across communities.
Ask Your Doctor About Genuine Bayer Aspirin
The piece urges consulting a family doctor about Bayer Aspirin for headache relief and other pains. It cites safety history, scientific rating and widespread user experience, and advises purchasing Genuine Bayer Aspirin by full name at any drug store.
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Bayer
Bayer Aspirin
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