Gardner urges careful vote in primaries governor says avoid senate fight sway
Governor O Max Gardner urged North Carolina voters to keep partisan senatorial battles between F M Simmons and Josiah William Bailey from influencing selection of general assembly and county boards. He argued lawmakers and county commissioners shape tax rates and fiscal policy more than any campaign noise.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
F. M. Simmons
Josiah William Bailey
General Assembly
Boards of County Commissioners
Wake County Bar Association
Gardner
North Carolina
Senate
Boards of
County Commissioners
Bailey- Simmons
Gardner Speech Tests Party Unity Amid Senatorial Clash
Analysis notes Governor Gardner urging voters to pick the best general assembly and county officials regardless of party, warning against letting senatorial battles shape candidate choices. Observers see the move as shielding governance from partisan heat while aiding Simmons by focusing on competency over party.
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Simmons Or & Batley
General Assembly
Gardner
Simmons
Bailey
Gardner Democrate
Boards of County Commissioners
New Soviet Idea Proposes State Takeover of Newborns
L. M. Satsovitch suggests babies be taken from mothers at birth and raised by the state. The proposal envisions the government assuming full custody and upbringing of all children.
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Moscow
Russia
L. M. Satsovitch
Quiet Sackett Nominated Ambassador to Germany
Senator Frederic M. Sackett of Kentucky, born in Rhode Island, was nominated by President Hoover for ambassador to Germany. A reserved 61 year old with a fondness for briar pipes and bowling, Sackett has served in the U S Senate four years after a career in law and coal business.
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Reid Monfort
Washington
America
Germany
Frederic M. Sackett
Kentucky
San
Rhode Island
Senate
Hoover
Senator
Louisville
Kentucky State Board of Charities
Senator Sackett
United States Senate
Halt Fake Machine
Washington report says Joseph P. Sereda of Chicago invented a device claimed to cure 84 diseases using violet rays including dandruff and bunions. The federal trade commission investigated and found it to be just another machine and classified the invention as an application as might be obtained by the application.
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Washington
Joseph P. Sereda
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Anniversary notes mark Franklin birth and historic firsts
Today marks the 1706 birth of Benjamin Franklin in Boston and the 1849 Milwaukee telegram from Chicago. It also notes the 1893 death of Rutherford B. Hayes and the 1910 passage of New Mexico and Arizona statehood bills.
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Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Mass
Josiah Franklin
America
Peter Folger
Benjamin
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rutherford Hayes
United States
New México
Arizona
Cosmetics exports rise to 9.6 million in ten months
U S exports of cosmetics perfumes and toilet articles totaled nine million five hundred ninety three thousand during the first ten months of 1929 with a large portion going to South American countries. The article notes the idea that weight declines with higher altitude.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
IROGEN Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Trouble
C B Cardell reports severe stomach disorders and failed laxatives until IROGEN. The ad claims the formula combines nutritive salts with tonics to restore appetite, aid digestion, prevent gas and constipation, and improve sleep and energy. A trial will prove its merit.
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C. B. Cardell
Irogen
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