Letter on political slander and Scripps Howard stance
A United Press notice denounces Harry Leslie for slander against Frank Dailey, urging Hoosier voters to reject Leslie and back Hoover. It recounts Judge A B Anderson's denial of the charges and critiques Scripps-Howard editors for supporting Hoover while evaluating Smith. It also reviews the Graf Zeppelin airship voyage and Pasteur’s yeast research.
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Harry Leslie
Frank Dailey
Leslie
A. B. Anderson
Dailey
Anderson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Judge Anderson
Massachusetts Voters Split as Smith Leads in State
Senator Walsh predicts Smith carrying Massachusetts with a 100000 Boston majority and gains in Worcester Fall River New Bedford Lowell Lawrence and Lynn while foreign and liberal Republican defections grow. Yet risks remain as Republicans mobilize and Boston crowds show strong Hoover support.
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Oston
David I. Walsh
Smith
Massachusetts
Walsh
Boston
Worcester
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Norris backs Smith as ace in close western votes
Oct 16 report notes Sen George W Norris positions himself as Smith ally to win western electoral votes. Norris could back Smith while aiding progressive senators. his formal support remains undecided, with strategic timing crucial before election. Norris aims to help Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Montana and Dakotas outcomes.
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George W. Norris
la Follette
Norris
Smith
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
Raskob
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wall Street
General Motors Corporation
New York
Houston
Uf Ang
New York State
Harding
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
West
Middle West
Hoover
Reepublicans
Howell
Frazier
North Dakota
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Wheeler
Dill
Washington
Vaccines for Colds Largely Unproven Says Health Expert
Dr Morris Fishbein notes no vaccine or serum has proven effective against the common cold. He contrasts this with smallpox immunity lasting years, scarlet fever vaccines, and diphtheria antitoxin widely used. Typhoid shots may last two to five years and are not routine, but may suit travelers and outdoor vacations.
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United States
President’s optimism clashes with world events in autumn musings
The column notes President Coolidge’s faith in a better world amid critiques of excess and political noise. It contrasts Mussolini’s assertion of press freedom with a German Zeppelin approach to transatlantic travel and calls for national defense reform. It also cites party disloyalty, religious conflict, and local opposition to a railroad spur near Edison’s birthplace.
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Episcopal Conference
Washington
Coolidge
Mussolini
Italy
Political skirmish and protests stir Valley Forge site
The piece mocks Hoover and Smith as primadonnas in a running debate between Work and Raskob for executive roles. It notes Valley Forge Park commissioners protesting auto parking on Revolutionary graves as a sign of cold blooded behavior by officials.
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Boston
Smith
Hoover
Simith
Work
Raskob
Valley Forge Park Commission
Valley Forge
Sap eane Kay Maka Laughed in the Rain Together
A young couple faces poverty and crime as a judge places the boy on probation for stealing to support his partner Maria and their soon newborn. детдо The Catholic Community Center aids the family with emergency help while a new job offers hope of stability under YOUR COMMUNITY FUND.
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Maria
Catholic Community Center
Answers and Questions From The Washington Bureau
A reader asks how to repeal a constitutional amendment. The answer: another amendment ratified by two thirds of the states. Other Qs cover baseball’s line between sport and business, Mary Pickford’s leading man in My Best Girl, and parolees applying for Civil Service positions after release.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Inaienaposimes
Washington Bureau
New York
Wahington
D. C
United States
Mary Pickford
Charles Rogers
Daily Thoughts Reflecting on Punishment and Conscience
A short reflective piece juxtaposes biblical and Hymn style maxims about punishment and guilt. It contrasts Prov 17:10 with Hosea Ballou on the inner burden a sensitive mind bears after harming another.
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Hosea Ballou
No specific event headline for This Date in U S History
October 16 marks Noah Webster birthday 1768, John Brown raid 1869, 1861 Missouri officers oath, 1863 Grant appointed western commander. New York 1926 population 5,924,000 with Jewish population about 1,643,000.
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Noah Webster
John Brown
Virginia
Missouri
General Grant
New York
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Inform
Frank G. Morrison
Howard Newspaper Alliance
Corti Enterprise Assecntion Service and Audit Bureau of Circulations
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New York World
The
New York Times
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
New Republic
Herbert
Dawes
Lowden
Ware
Tammany
Willebrandts
Stratons
Anti-Saloon League
al Smith
Scripps- Howard
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Eckener
David Dietz
Science
Ouis Pasteur
Lille
Pasteur
Cagniard de la Tour
de la Tour
Dr. Schwann
Schwann
Larmure
M. E
Tracy
Republican Party
BY Ludwell Denny
Wonton
DR. Morris Fishbein
Discovery of
America
American Legion
Department of National Defense
War and Navy Departments
Frederick
Landis
Nellig Garnhart
Milan
Thomas A. Edison
United States Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
U.S
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