Smith Move Pleasing to Democrats in 1932 Campaign
Washington July 7 Expressions of pleasure in Democratic circles over presumed support for Governor Smith’s ticket were noted amid private talks of a third party. Democrats affirmed they could back the Roosevelt reforestation plan, while Republicans signaled Mills would spearhead a Boston swing.
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Washington
Prise
Eveyclt Sanecera
Nationali Conuniites
Ogden T. Mills
The
Treasury
Boston
Curthy
G.O.P
Smiths Ballet
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Jour
Nrner
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Apylady
Smith
Jones
Felow Denoc Erat
Secratary Hyun
Hoover
Lian Ho
Jonga
Joseph A. Ely
Massachueete
Sraith
Nomina
Lattar
Newton D. Baker
Reasavelt
Reynolds and Libby Holman Linked in Fatal Shot Mystery
Winston Salem reports Smith Reynolds and his wife Libby Holman were found together with the Reynolds heir when a fatal shot occurred early in the day. A friend, Walker, saw Reynolds on a sleeping porch with a revolver nearby while Mrs. Reynolds screamed. Investigators have not yet questioned Mrs. Reynolds since her collapse.
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Winston Salem
N.C
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Revernolda
Ab Walker
Reynalds
Hathaway Conviction Sustained by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court sustained the conviction of Eliott R. Hathaway of Fall River for the murder of Veron E. Hussett, a Portsmouth student nurse. The court denied appeals for a new trial on three grounds, leaving the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment in place.
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Fiovitence
Eliott R. Hathaway
Fall Hiver
Gret Degrea
Veron E. Hussett
Partsmouth
Nie
Tbe
Markets Chicago and Kansas City grain and livestock report
Chicago and Kansas City market summary with mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices. Details include fed steers yearlings higher, beef cows steady to strong, vealers steady, hogs active with top around 4.85, sheep market steady, and weather and commodity notes. Wheat and corn futures cited with July and September dates and prices. Oregon and Washington feed markets referenced along with regional price ranges for various weights and grades.
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Washington and
Idaho Range
Chicago
A. Dept. Agri
Nttte
IBM
Rangers
Helil Srauil
Glen Vatlyes
Ewe Dows
Tyoprer
AP - Ue
Nectve
Onely
Atendy
Mingatheca
Hecht
Weavlur Wolklyi
Oregon
Washington
Lo Strang
Kansee City
Thel Agri
Cholto
Winterca Kansas
Sonrce
Alow
Slaveany Stenty
Bey
Erades Monly
Greasewood Drilling Jobs Decrease Reported
A historical note reports a decline in Greasewood drilling jobs as operations at Greasewyou and related wells proceed. The Ohio company barrels through depths near 4,109 feet while the Niles well by Manning and Terry reaches below 6,000 feet, signaling evolving activity levels in the oil field.
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Toth
Greasewyou
Duliers
Ohio
Heme Tims
Niles
Manning & Terry Ét al
Milliken Births and Odd Plant Note
July reports list three local births at Fuso and Groslay hospitals with families Roy Freoch John Pot eet and J. Ancreto Milliken. A curious note mentions some plants become poisonous when stunted and can harm animals if eaten.
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Mulliken
Groslay Hospital
McAdoo Sees Garner Coast Talk in California
McAdoo after meeting Speaker Garner predicts California support for the Democratic ticket. He says Garner’s call to broaden lending powers is right and warns against credit relief favoring special interests. McAdoo, a former treasury secretary and senatorial candidate, stresses unity and party service to the country.
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Willam
McAdoo
Garner
California
Aever
Smith
Ucket
Brankin Ty Rocauvell
Unni
Democratic Party
United States
McAion
Tm Collinenia
Healthful humidity in homes and a Shakespeare tale
The article discusses ideal humidity levels for homes, noting moisture affects heating and comfort with dryness in rooms. It also recounts a note on Aon Hathaway, Shakespeare's wife, detailing their marriage timing and her family background in Shottery and Stratford, with a historical purchase in 1849 linked to memorials.
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Aon Hathaway
Shakespeare
Shottery
Richard Hathaway
Ivod
Hough
Stratford
Corporations Have No Souls Quote Traced to Ewyer Richard Coke
A fragment from an 18th or 19th century source attributes to Richard Coke a quip that corporations have no souls to save or bodies to kick. The note mentions English Northumberland’s Taoxeryina herd of white wilt cattle kept for 700 years with about 60 head and 50 yearly upkeep per animal. The piece also references the National Intelligencer as Washington’s first paper, founded by Samuel E Harrison Smith after traveling from Philadelphia for Thoma Jefferson’s mission.
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Richard Coke
Corporationa
Northumberland
England
Tha
National Intelligencer
Washington
Samuel E Harrizon Smith
Poiladelphia
Thoma Sefternon
True Living in the World by Peripheral Contacts
A fragmented reflective piece discusses living on the world’s edge through books and meditation. It contrasts outer appearances with inner connections, suggesting only love reveals a wider circle and daily idea sharing beyond the visible world.
Owl Life Expectancy Compared With Other Birds
An expert notes that owls have shorter life spans than many birds. Carl W. Neumann argues owls are not long lived compared with falcons, gulls, geese, ducks, ravens, and parrots, highlighting limited longevity in avian species.
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Carl W. Neumann
Eh Anwar
Kidnapping tale ends with Boy's safe return
St Paul July 7 A Bemused youth Haskell Bohn reports he was abducted by two men who held him for a week near Minneapolis. He described his capture at a garage then a farm house before police learned four alleged extortionists were arrested in another case. The boy’s release followed a fake confession and no details on ransom.
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Crete
St. Paul
Dean
Bohn
G. G. Cohn
Puttee
Hohn
Modicing Lake
Minneapolin
Minneapolis
Forally
Young Bobn
Thias
Thomas Dalilh
Harold Wilder
Louis Tartel
John O'Connor
Bobo
Golice
Danlit
Crookston
Minn
Bol
Emerson
Jack Thompson
Noy White
Oklahoma
Mcflustay
Deaths and Funerals Mix in Local Notices
Funeral services for Mia Alia A Gallow are set for 2:20 Friday at the Platteville Methodist church with interment at Mizpah Cemetery. J W Yancey funeral to be held Friday morning at 10 from the residence, burial at Wenilwol cemetery. Donald Cooperrier one year old, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Cooperrider, died Thursday at the home of Mrs Hankin. Funeral at Macy’s mortuary Monday at 2:30 with interment at Plan Grove.
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Mia
Alia A. Gallow
Platteville
Plattaville
Mizpah
Windsor
J. W. Yancey
Wenilwol
Donald Cooperrier
Leonard Cooperrider
Rid of Rheumatic Pains in 48 Hours Ad
A trustful offer promises relief from rheumatism in 48 hours with a money back guarantee. An Alonerin or similar product is marketed through druggists, claiming to remove pain and reduce uric acid with a single 84 cent dose and continued use.
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Altenra
Gwhert-Bishop Drug Co
Veldojado Brug Co
Guna
Bennett Griffin Airman Who Won’t Stop Flying
Oklahoma aviator Bennett Griffin, once mocked for returning home after a failed coast race, resumes bold world flight plans with Mattern and others backing his pursuit. After years of discouragement, he rebuilds a path to aviation glory, planning a global endurance flight despite critics.
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Jeff Griffin
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Bennett Griffhin
Braser
Dimmie Matteen
Sf Ta
Norman
Okis
Ta Do
Lo Guke
Xean
Faubian
Oklahoma
Bennett
Pacific Coast
Hewali
Spyerlune Umea
Iklabotan
Tanstine Hemnett
Aklahoma City
Garner Urged To Act Soon on Beer Bill
A petition to Speaker Garner urging immediate action on beer for revenue legislation circulated today among Republican anti prohibitionists. Drafted by Representative Laguardia of New York, it circulated hand to hand among Republican troops with no plan to seek Democrat signers. Laguardia predicted 60 signatures from the Republican side.
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Press
Washington
Garner
Laguardia
New York
troLps
Eigners
Windsorites Survive Kansas Tornado Narrowly
Windsor residents recount narrowly escaping the Kansas tornado that struck Washington on the Fourth, killing several and destroying center town buildings. A July Fourth celebration drew about 3,000 people but was unharmed. Mrs Pauline Boomer suffered injuries from a stair fall at the Central building, treated at Greeley hospital with no fractures reported.
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Windsor
Washington
Kan
Savaras
Mra
C. H. Launchbaugh
San
Dilly ‘Bab
Boomer
Stalra Mra
Pauline Boomer
Elevanth
Greeley Hospital
Yee
Favorable U S Trade Balance Maintained in May
May trade figures show exports of 132,051,721 and imports of 112,274,477, with a five month total of exports 726,562,771 and imports 4,528,498,046 for the year to date. Canada remains the top buyer with 241,192, while the United Kingdom and other major European nations also show notable trade volumes amid a broad pattern of surplus.
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Unity States
Bechinorea
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Europe
Lo Ching
Japan
Gongeance Daring
J Ware
Dvi
Russia
Philippine
Eslanda
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Wife
George H. Bradfield
Greeley
Charles B. Timbarlake
Azk; Semty ddHi Dee, 7%, “A July, 29%; Sept, 30%; Deew Js Oates
Denver
Denver Creamery
Cuet D. Metfleter
Staemt Securities
Seicen
Great Western
Electefe Bona
Bexar
Raeay Cement Co Co
Ful
Cole
Colorado
Eccmew
Stork Express
Trost
Carriea
Loris
Fameae Salds Herd
Haskell Bohn
Smithsonian Cancer
IWAR
Gould & Proposition
Gilbert Bishop's
Griffin
Aviatora
Beer
General Electric
Home Gas & Electric CO
U.S
Walsh
Beng
Sharen
Liyadulas
Wales
Tisadays
John F. Bumpub
Danver
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