Hoover’s Secretarial Candidate From Law Practice
A profile of Everett Sanders as a key Republican strategist linked to Hoover and Coolidge. From poverty to law, Sanders rose as an influential parliamentarian and possible running mate, with early teaching and janitorial work noted as part of his rise. He served in Congress 1917-1925 and was considered central to midwestern expertise.
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Coolidge
Sanders
Hoover
Todiana
James W. Good
Iowa
Iike Good
Middle West
Sandera
Achool
University of 1” Indians
Congress
G. C. FP
Cleveland
Indiana
Hoosier
Fragmentary OCR Note Contains Brand References
The readable lines reference Carter's red label and mention laxative candy or chewing products, with garbled phrases around names and a Wallows style note. No clear event or person is established.
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Speare
Carter
Congress urged to stay on job amid economic emergencies
June 23 1931 AP report says the Railway Labor Executives association representing 21 railway unions adopted a resolution demanding Congress remain on the job to address the nation’s economic emergencies.
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Cleveland
Congress
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Increased Butter Prices Forecast by Prof Burke
In Auburd Alabama on June 23 AP reports Prof A D Burke head of dairying at Alabama Polytechnic foresees higher butter prices due to low production and storage drops. US Dept of Agriculture shows butter in storage on June 1 1932 at 29 293000 pounds versus 35 155000 a year ago.
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Auburd
Ala
API
A. D. Burke
Alabame Polytechnic
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Burke
Officials take pay cut in Atlanta Fulton County
The Fulton county commission nears action as Solicitor General John A. Boykin voluntarily accepts a 25 percent salary reduction from 12 000 to 9 000 per year. The move reflects continued cost cutting amid local government adjustments.
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Atlanta
John A. Boykin
Fulton County Commission
Step Mother Sent To Jail For Year
In Chicago a 13 year old boy and a 12 year old girl told in court of daily cruelty by their stepmother Jenale Pacer. They described beatings and starvation over five years, with forced theft of food and beer brewing at home. Prosecutors cited multiple injuries and neighbors noting bruises on the children.
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Chicago
Jung
Atory
Clarve
Jenale Pacer
Clara
Edward
Pacer
Be Rid Of Rheumatic Pains In 48 Hours Offer
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pain within eight hours with a bottle of Alleoru by ordering from Young Drug Co. The copy urges readers to buy a cent-small bottle and to continue use to flush uric acid, with a money back guarantee if pains return.
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Young Drug CO
County seeks 260000 annual saving from salaries
Commissioners aim for a 260000 annual saving in county expenses and expect similar actions by judges and other court officers whose salaries are partly set by the legislature so reductions cannot be arbitrary.
Eight Alabamians In Banana Business
Eight Alabama men trained at Alabama Polytechnic Institute now work in banana production and distribution with headquarters at Tel Honduras. The group includes W. W. Pate H. L. Worley Henry Fowler J. G. Roberts and Buckner Beasley. Pate Worley and Fowler are with United Fruit research staff. Beasley brothers in distribution.
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Auburn
Als
Alabama Polytechnicnstitute
Tels
Honduras
W.W. Pate
L. Worlye
Henry Fowler
J. G. Roberts
Buckner Beasley
Pato
Worley and Fowler
United Fruit Company
Beasley Brothers
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Jane 1
Washington
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Aupper
Capitol Steps
J. J. Brenan
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Eterciaea
Senate
van Ritch
Prim
Sale
Voile
Ede
Dothan
Voiles
Deaton
Otis and Pepperell
Princess Peasy
Chile
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