Convention Radio Man Has Big Job at Democratic Convention
Times staff correspondent Frank J. Taylor profiles Graham McNamee the radio man who narrates the Cleveland convention from a glass booth in New York City. McNamee and James D. Preston aid radio listeners as Al Smith supporters fill New York with admiration and a strong political vibe while Illinois boss George Brennan surveys from his chair.
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al Smith
Brennan
Preston
McAdoo
Graham McNamee
Washington, D. C
New York City
McNamee
Cleveland
WEAF
James D. Preston
United States Senate
Ald McNamee
Jim Preston
Jim
New York
West Side
Tammany
George Brennan
Illinois
Illinois Democrats
Eczema Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Miss Helma Lee of Centerville South Dakota recalls painful eczema on scalp back and chest that caused sleepless nights. After using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment she was healed and praises the product in a mailed testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helma Lee
Rt. 2
Centerville
Caticurs Laberes
Dept. BH
Malden
Mass
Talcumae
Open Letter to Women by Mrs. Gus Vogel
Mrs. Gus Vogel of Detroit describes severe back pains and headaches eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports sleep improvement appetite gain and renewed strength since trying the remedy and urges others to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gus Vogel
Pelouze St
Detroit
Michigan
Radio Listings for Evening Programs in Major Cities
United Press summarizes 1924 radio listings for Detroit New York Springfield and Oakland with times for WexX WJZ WEAP WBZ and KGO broadcasts. Programs include Red Apple Club Nathan Franks orchestra WEAF concert group and a society banquet live from Copley Plaza.
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United Press
Wexx
Detroit
Red Apple Club
WJZ
New York
Nathan Franke
WEAP
WEAF
WBZ
Springfield
Society St. Jean de Baptiste
Copley Plaza
KGO
Oakland
P. m
California
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Wins and Events
Glenn F Ayres of Montpelier wins with a seven pound large mouth bass. Dr Merle Hoppenrath and Dewey Kratz total eighteen pounds with four bass. Stella Adams named pastor of Portland Congregational Church. Postmaster J A Spears photographed a large powder explosion for road work. Marion post office staff tally 130 years service. Elwood heat halts Tin Plate mills. Grandman Me Eldowney landmark replaced by a garage. Army recruiters fire a machine gun at KOMO event with no injuries. Norman Rinsch breaks both wrists from a cherry tree fall. State award places 2207 value on HUMAN toe. J H Scho resigns as Rushville superintendent after twenty years. Melville J Butler arrested for opening a letter and taking $10.
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Glenn F. Ayres
Montpelier
Merle Hoppenrath
Dewey Kratz
One Head Eight Hurt In Southern State Auto Crashes
An Evansville report states one man died and eight youths were injured in two crashes in the Pocket region last night. Edward Black 25 of Ft Branch was killed when his speeding car hit a telephone pole while rounding a curve. Edmond Jones 13 and Prentice 8 his brother were hurt along with six other boys ages 6 to 12 while riding to test car speed.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Edward Black
Edmond Jones
Prentice
Ayrshire
Mrs Aladall Recovering After Fatal Castle Car Crash
Mrs Lorena Aladall of Gary is recovering from injuries after her husband was killed in a Green Castle auto crash Sunday. Initially reported victim Clarence Baldwin was killed. he escaped injury. Baldwin was Aladall’s half brother and Frances Baldwin, 6, was injured.
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Lorena Aladall
Gary
Greencastle
Mattie’ Jenkins
Olive St
Aladall
Clarence Baldwin
Baldwin
Frances Baldwin
Prison Move Expected to Pendleton Reformatory
Indiana Governor Emmett F Branch says about 54 prisoners will be moved from Michigan City State Prison to Pendleton Reformatory as completion nears. Current prison population stands at 1,830 with normal capacity 1,500 and reformatory at 900 inmates. final capacity will be 1,200.
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Indiana
Pendleton
Michigan City
Emmett F.branch
Land D-6 Forgotten Men by Edison Marshall
Peter Newhall reappears, claiming identity as he confronts Dor othy Ishmin and Ivan Ishmin in a perilous Alaska camp. Dorothy learns Peter’s presumed death and the clash over marriage rights escalate into a tense confrontation as loyalties and identities surface amid a looming storm.
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Edison Marshall
Ben Tree Tod
Peter Newhall
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Patl Serichel
Ishmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Juarson
Larson
Newhall
Petér
Sarichef
Ishin
Pete
Aris
Peta
Ivan
Asia
East
Pavlos
Paviof
Reunited Dorothy Soars From Storm into Brightness
In the narrative Dorothy rises above the night and storm, finding release from despair and terror as she recognizes Pete’s long hidden identity. The scene hints at an imminent continuation in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Pete
Mother tells how daughter got health with Tanlac
Mrs. Charles Jacoby of Burlington Iowa describes how her daughter Mildred a rundown underweight pale school work poor sleep improved after four bottles of Tanlac now enjoying eating sleeping and progress. She praises Tanlac as a medicine of wonderful merit. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised with claims of over 40 million bottles sold.
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Mildred Jacoby
Charles Jacoby
South Seventh St
Burlington
Iowa
Jacoby
Mildred
Tanlac
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