Hakob Keeps Lead of Democrats After Washington Dinner
In Washington on June 11 AP reports Democratic leaders applauded the dinner for Jouett Shouse, with National Chairman Jean J. Raskob and Shouse pledging a permanent, working organization. Southern senators attended, some signaling support for unity ahead of the 1920 campaign and avoiding favoring any single candidate.
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Jouett Shouse
South
Jean J. Raskob
Shouse
Ma. Shouse
Jefferson Association of
District of Columbia
Raskoh
National Committee
Congress
Swanson and Glass
Virginia
Tramywell
Florida
Simmons
North Carolina
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
House Agrees To April Census Date
Washington AP reports the House accepted April 1930 as a compromise census date and approved the conference report on the Census Bill by a record vote. Rep Rankin opposed the spring date but supported the report after passage. The debate centered on fixing the date as November 1929 versus April 1930.
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House
Ithous
Rankin
Mississippi
666 is a Prescription for Colds and Grippe Flu
A sensational 19th century ad proclaims 666 as a speedy remedy for colds grippe flu dengue fever malaria and other fevers, priced at four cents to lure buyers with its mysterious claim and bold medical faux authority.
Sonny Boy 15 Popular Play at Miller Theater Today
Little Davey Lee stars in Sonny Boy a three day engagement at the Miller Theater. The talkie features drama suspense and music with Betty Bronson Edward Everett Horton and Gertrude Obenstead among others. Four short talking subjects plus stage talent round out the program in a comfortable theater with new cooling system.
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Vitaphone
Miller Theater
Hollywood
Sonny Boy
Davey
al Jolson
The
Miller
Betty Bronson
Edward Evereth Horton
Gertrude
Hoyt's Compound Promises Quick Health Relief
Mrs Laura Candter of Jefferson City says Hoyt's Compound transformed her health, relieving chronic constipation and influenzal weakness. She reports becoming an entirely different woman after starting treatment, praised as a wonder medicine sold at Tolson's Pharmacy and other local druggists.
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Hoyt
Laura Catender
Maple
Jefferson City
Missouri
Fire destroys center of Huron business district
A fire in Huron's central business district destroyed Bramwell Lumber Company and damaged a laundry, transfer company, and a rooming house. The blaze wiped out about half a block. Cause and total damage remain undetermined.
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Huron
Bramwell Lumber Company
Five Young Dean for New Board Tells Graduates to Be Makers
Kansas City June 11 AP five men including Frank Lowden former governor of Illinois and William Jardine former secretary of agriculture were recommended to President Hoover as possible farm surplus board members by the national wheat pool committee The panel urged Lowden or Jardine as chairman and named others as potential wheat producers representatives from several state associations. Chicago June 11 AP Dr Robert M Hutchins Yale Law School dean will become youngest large university president next fall he urged unsettled minds opened horizons and independent thought during the University of Chicago graduation convocation He criticized pampered youth and advised students to know their peers and pursue a diploma as a path into the company of influential people.
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Frank Oo. Lowden
Ilinois
William Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Hoover
Farm Surplus Board
National Wheat Pool
Lowden
Jardine
William Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Orl B. Hanna
Fargo
Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Law School
Yale University
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Dr. Hutchins
Cleaning delicate accessories with a fruit jar method
A practical tip shows how to clean artificial flowers delicate party handkerchiefs and similar items by placing them in a fruit jar with non inflammable cleaning liquid sealing and shaking. Rinse in a clean fluid using the same method.
Fraternal Bodies Cited as Upholders of High Ideals
A report notes that country clubs and fraternal organizations are described as upholding high ideals. The St Louis Bridge is described as having foundations resting on solid rock 136 feet below high water.
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St. Louis
Dauntless Sweet Spark Ignites Courtroom Quip
A judge quips about a woman who calls everything dauntless as she challenges him in a playful exchange. The remark highlights a bold, persistent demeanor and the courtroom banter surrounding her nickname.
Modern Advice New Bride and Husband Dinner Gift
A brief quip advises that when dinner displeases a husband you should give him his hat and coat. The witticism blurs domestic life with social etiquette, attributed to fiction by Shaw.
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