Change Seen in G. O. P. Counties in Western North Carolina
Reports to Democratic State Chairman J. W. Winborne say Western North Carolina counties long Republican may swing to the Democratic column on November 8. Yadkin county plans to reverse a 3 to 1 GOP majority in 1928, with local leaders expressing renewed effort and county officials noting neighboring counties ready to go Democratic.
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Raleigh
J. W. Winborne
North Carolina
Yadkin County
Yadkin
J. W. Hudspeth
Winborne
J. C. Pass
Yadkinville
LeRoy Martin
Haleigh
Robbers Fail Attempt At Change Dispute
Two men attempted a $10 bill change at a store. The manager drew a revolver as they prepared to shoot. The robbers fled with the money as bullets whistled past the clerk.
Quick liquidation in Pittsboro shows Harrell dominant
In Pittsboro Indiana H F Harrell displays swift speed winning as he loses no stall in the race.
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Pittsboro
Ind
H. HF
Harrell
New Use For Hydrants In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh authorities turn off water for non payment but over 400 families will be supplied from street hydrants. Fire plugs will be opened two hours daily to provide water for residents in need.
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Pittsburgh
Wahl-Henius Institute to Reopen for Brew Masters Course
Chicago dean Dr F M I of Wahl Henius Institute announces reopening on October 17 after a 17 year hiatus. Registration will include 20 brewery officials and managers for an advanced course designed for brew masters.
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Chicago
Wahl-Henius Institute
Suspect Walter Hicks Arrested After Jewel Heist
Philadelphia police detained Walter Hicks after a manhunt for two diamond brooches from a jewelry store ended when a detective forced him to open his mouth and the missing jewels were found in his cheek.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hicks
Okmulgee Gridders Fall 14 to 0 Against Tulsa
Okmulgee fans cried as their high school football team was defeated 14 to 0 by Tulsa. Police used tear gas to quell a postgame fight among partisans. no serious injuries reported.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Okmaelians
Tulsa High
Dog Dies a Hero in Tulsa Child Saves by Bulldog Peggy
Nine year old Ione Beavers owes her life to her Boston bulldog Peggy who protected her from a yellow jacket nest sting. Peggy barked and drew the insects away allowing the girl to escape unharmed in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ione Beavers
Boston
Peggy
Roosevelt to Receive 860 Pound Sauerkraut Barrel
Chicago report notes Gov Franklin D Roosevelt would get a victory celebration barrel of sauerkraut weighing 860 pounds shipped by City Sealer Joe Grein if he wins the election. The item underscores local humor and political sentiment in the lead up to the race.
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Weiners
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joe Grein
Dancing Horses Circus Feature Premieres at Local Hippodrome
Marion Shuford, a famed equestrienne, stars in the Dancing Horses act with the troupe Downie Bros at Welch Field Circus Grounds for matinee and night shows. The feature includes 30 old Kentucky thoroughbreds and their horses, with a 500-strong cast performing across all three rings.
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Marion Shuford
Pauty
Kentucky
Downie Bros. Ieus
Welch Field Circus
New Lounging Suits Offer Studied Effects to Co-eds
The article describes college lounging outfits designed to boost study mood. It highlights a plaid trimmed flannel smoking jacket with red or blue trousers and a two tone crepe suit with a long tunic and high neckline. Both ensembles suit dormitory life and party aftermath.
Circus stars join parade amid Hanneford Buck Owens Roy Lenhardt
The Hanneford riding family led by George and the riding clown Buck Owens appear with aerialists acrobats gymnasts and equestrians and a host of clowns headed by Roy Lenhardt. A street parade will depart the circus grounds at 11 30 a m.
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Hanneford
George
Buck Owens
Roy Lenhardt
State Game Warden Visits Asheboro for Exchange and Releases
Charles England state game warden from Raleigh visited the State Game Farm in Asheboro. He exchanged eight young turkeys valued at ten dollars each for two beavers valued at twenty dollars each with Pennsylvania. The beavers will be released in the Mt. Mitchell Refuge in McDowell and Yancey counties. Forty ringneck pheasants were distributed at Game Refuges, and a display from the farm was shown at the Raleigh Fair under Frank Harrelson.
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Pennsylvania
Mt. Mitchell
McDowell
Yancey
How Vast Insull Empire Crashed
Samuel Insull’s Middle West Utilities empire, once a $4 billion giant across 32 states, collapsed into receivership in 1932. He resigned from key posts and, amid massive debt and intricate holding companies, ended with three pensions and a humbled, ailing leadership.
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Insull
Robert Talley
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Chicago
Samuel _Insull
Middle West
Napoleon of Power
Commonwealth Edison Company
People’s Gas Light & Coke Company
Public Service Company of
Northern
Ilinois
Samuel Insull
San” Securities
I Corporation Nc
Commonwealth Edison
People’s Gas
Public Service of
Northern Illinois
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN BREAKFAST GUIDANCE
Advice on nourishing breakfasts for children to support school energy. Emphasizes balanced "hearty" meals with fruit cereal eggs and dairy, explains appetite issues from heavy evening meals and poor sleep, and offers varied menu ideas for breakfast and a sample daily menu.
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West
Joan Savory
Doris Smith
Iowa City
Hoover
Iowa
Miss Smith
Asheboro
Charles England
England
Insull Utility Investment and Corporation Securities, Inc
Sifring
Middle West Utilities Co
New York
Middle West Utilities
Insull Utility Investments
Corporation Securities, Inc
Auditoris
Insuli Utility Investment Co
Panthers
Presbyterian
Twin City
American Desert
Arthur N. Pack
THE
American Nature Association
Paul Pardonner
Purdue
Willie Heston
Michigan
NE Anderson
Notre Dame
Helias
Seo
NON Wheaton
DE Pauw
Re Rand
Ranier
Ben Bamell
Wenn
Wheason
Jond
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