Azores Revolt Expands as Portugal Sways
Dispatches say Sao Miguel and Ponta Delgada fall to rebels while Lisbon officials deny spreading revolt from Madeira. Carmona government tightens control in Lisbon and Oporto as Madeira and Azores report unrest and arrests include two ex-cabinet ministers.
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Azores
Lima
Sao Miguel
Ponta Delgada
Madeira Islands
Lisbon
Portugal
Carmona
Oporto
Madeira
Atlantic
Aragao Y Mello
Angra Do Heroismo
Terciera
Women To Present Dry Law Viewpoint
Approximately a score of prominent women prohibition advocates gathered in Washington to draft and deliver to President Hoover a composite report on prohibition from the feminine viewpoint. The group, meeting as the national commission of women for law enforcement, planned to present their plea for stricter enforcement to the president on Saturday, but due to Speaker Longworth’s sudden death the president met the delegation at 12 45 this afternoon before leaving for Cincinnati for the Longworth funeral.
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Washington
Hoover
National Commission of Women For Law Enforcement
Longworth
Cincinnati
Many Candidates Loom for Speaker
Washington April 10. A wide field of Republican contenders for the speakership nomination was forecast by Representative Wood of Indiana, secretary of the caucus and chair of the RNC. Hawley, Ways and Means chair, said a caucus before the new Congress will nominate a speaker. Wood predicted the Ohio seat of former Speaker Longworth would be filled by a Republican and noted Western nominees like Hawley Hoch and Rayseyer as possibilities.
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Washington
Representative Wood
Indiana
Wood
Republican National Congressional Committee
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Tilson
Connecticut
Garner
Oregon
Hoch
Kansas
Rayseyer
Iowa
May Give Police Power To Censor All Publications
Atlanta councilman Millican proposed an ordinance to empower police to censor all publications offered for sale. The rule would ban material extolling crime with police as judges, aiming to curb gangster life magazines. Opponents called it illegal, while City Attorney Mayson argued it preserves liberty by preventing dangerous publications.
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Atlanta
G. Averett Millican
Reuben R. Arnold
James L. Mayson
Natex touted as relief for rheumatism and stomach ills
A Missouri style ad promotes Natex, a plant and herb compound sold at Mann's Drug Store 105 South Main Street. Mrs. L A Kay of Thomasville North Carolina testifies Natex cured her two year rheumatic pain and fatigue, improved appetite and weight, and restored energy. The ad urges readers to see the Natex man daily and learn how Natex can help.
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Mann’s Drug Store
South Main Street
Natex
L. A. Kay
Thomasville
N. C
Kay
Mann's Drug Store
S. Main St
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Mena
Swift’s Premium Or Armours
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D. P
Foster
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Ivor
Princess Anne
Eagle
Moore's Book Store
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Belk-Stevens Co
Coats
NEW Coats
Silk Shantung
New Spring Woolen
Jersey
Smart Ride
Columbia
George
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