Hope of Spoils Stir South to Battle for Smith Nomination
Thomas L. Stokes reports Southern Democratic organizations face a test in the 1928 presidential campaign to keep states loyal to Governor Smith. Leaders view Smith as best against Republicans in the North, but machines seek rewards in federal posts, cabinet jobs, and other positions. South must turnout a larger than usual vote and unite factions amid bitterness, with Texas showing stormy days.
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Thomas L. Stokes
South
Smith
United Press
New York
Wilson
Washington
States
Texas
Lasky Urges Films That Are Good to Look At
Paramount chief Jesse Lasky signals a sound era with a slate of seventy features for the coming season. One third will have sound, some in natural color, and standards rise as new devices reach thousands of theaters nationwide. The studio previews major titles including Wings and The Patriot along with several star vehicles and tech-driven productions.
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Walter D. Hickman
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount
Lasky
Hollywood
Emil Jannings
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
United States
Long Island
Erich von Stroheim
Imperial Vienna
Ernst Lubitsch
Anne Nichols
Abie
Katherine Cornell
Evelyn Brent
William Powell
Los Angeles
Fay Wray
Gary Cooper
Ruth Taylor
James Hall
The
Clara Bow
Harold Lloyd
Ace of Comedians
Douglas MacLean
Charles Rogers
Princeton University
Richard Dix
Moran
Marines
Ruth Elder
Atlantic Flight Fame
Wallace Beery
George Bancroft
New York
Wall Street
Thomas Meighan
Adolphe Menjou
Esther Ralston
Lena Smith
Bebe Daniels
English’s
Margaret M. Royse
E. Fifteenth St
Hearts of
Broadway
Norine
Walter Whitworth
the News
Vilas Boyle
Star
W. D. Hickman
Times
Five Ft Harrison Men Named to National Rifle Team
Five of the thirteen top southern and midwestern youths were chosen to join national rifle matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 26 to September 16. Selected from Ft Benjamin Harrison trainees were Francis L. McKinley 17 of Bangs Ohio Francis E Fisher 18 Crawfordsville Indiana Charles D McFarland 19 Warren Ohio Kenneth M Alfather 18 Conroy Ohio and Harold A Marsh 20 Columbus Ohio. Selection praised for character responsibility and potential as rifle instructors.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Citizens
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Dennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
Francis L. McKinley
Bangs
Francis E. Fisher
Crawfordsville
Ind
Charles D. McFarland
Warren
Kenneth M. Alfather
Conroy
Harold A. Marsh
Columbus
Robbers Order Chicken Dinner Then Take More Chickens
In Cleveland on August 15 two burglars robbed Siegel's cafe while dining. They ordered a chicken dinner and, finding it so good, helped themselves to six more chickens from the icebox. They then took two boxes of cigars and left politely thanking Isador.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Siegel
Isador
Indiana corn crop outlook improves in July
Indiana July crop report shows corn production up 17 million bushels from earlier estimates with yields above ten year average and 3 percent above the past decade’s average. Oats prospects rise by 9 million bushels as the state’s largest oat crop on record benefits from moisture. Winter wheat output down 5 percent from last month and far below average due to winter losses. An advertisement notes a $79.50 three piece maple bedroom suite deal in tonight’s Miscellaneous For Sale.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
M. M. Justin
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Cardus Restores Mrs Cockcroft’s Health After Weeks of Weakness
Mrs Jo sephine Cockcroft of Baldock South Carolina describes weeks of severe weakness back and side pains and persistent fatigue. She credits Cardus a mild vegetable remedy for her dramatic recovery and years of improved health with little medicine.
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Cardus
Every Trace of Asthma Gone
Sufferers from asthma or bronchial cough will be glad to know how E L Flanagan of Indianapolis rid himself of the disease. He writes of lifelong asthma, coughing, and wheezing, then recovery after eight bottles of Nacor, with weight gain and restored sleep. Free information and booklet on asthma, bronchitis, and chronic coughs offered by Nacor Medicine Co. Call or write for it today.
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E. L. Flanagan
Brookside Ave
Indianapolis
Nacor
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life
Ind
Konjola Touted At Indianapolis Drug Store
The Konjola medicine is promoted in Indianapolis at Hook's Drug Store where The Konjola Man speaks daily about its 22 root and herb formula. W H Fisher a local carpenter endorses the tonic after claiming Rheumatism relief and improved energy from three bottles.
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W. H. Fisher
Northland
Indianapolis
Hook's
Illinois
Washington Streets
Konjola
Graceland Avenue
Hook
W. Streets
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