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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1931

Page

4

Hoover trips Midwest on three day rail tour for renomination

President Hoover travels through West Virginia Ohio and Indiana on a three day tour to rally Republican support for a second term. He speaks in Indianapolis to Indiana Republican Editorial Association and dedicates a Warren G Hard ing memorial in Marion Ohio before visiting Springfield Illinois and Lincoln tomb rededication. Spouse Mrs Hoover accompanies him aboard the special train as party leaders and aides accompany the president.

Indianapols Mrs. Hoover Orange Virginia Rapidan Hatfield Hoover Ohio Iinois Indiana Washington Fess Republican National Committee Indianapolis Kentucky Indiana Republican Editorial Association Leslie Brown Robe Carl White Aldan Hoover Columbus Ohio Legislative Assembly Springfeld, Mints Springfield Louis Emmerson Illinois Legislative Assembly Abraham Lincoln

One Cent a Day Insurance Offer Promises Coverage

The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces an accident policy costing 3.50 per year that pays up to 100 a month for disability and 1000 for death, with no medical exam and 10 day free inspection. Over 68,000 already insured. ages 10 to 70 eligible. send name, address, age, beneficiary details without money.

Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co Dlerks Building Kansas City

Piles Treated With Internal Remedy Hem-Roid

Dr. J. S. Leonhardt unveils an internal remedy for piles after testing on 1,000 patients with 960 successes. The Hem-Roid tablets, marketed by G. A. Fischer Drug Co, promise to end pile misery or offer a money back guarantee.

J. S. Leonhardt G. A. Fischer Drug Co

Death of New York Play Girl Draws Prominent Attention

New York dispatch reports Starr Faithfull drowning case evolving as detective Harry Goldstein names a prominent man who rode with Faithfull on an eight day motor tour of Europe. Goldstein, jailed on a separate theft charge, says the two were seen together a week before she disappeared. Nassau district attorney ready to present more evidence to a Mineola grand jury. Rex Fairbanks, heir to 1.5 million, claims meeting Faithfull at a dance while others speculate self destruction or crime.

New York Harry Goldstein Hollywood California Starr Faithfull Goldstein Miss Faithfull France Germany Starr Long Beach Gold- Stein Europe Elvin N. Edwards Nassau County Mineola Edwards Rex Fairbanks

British Labourites Beater Won’t Quit

London June 15 AP The Laborite government was defeated in the House of Commons on a Syap division of an amended finance bill to exempt all agricultural land from provisions but pledged not to resign The vote stood 232 to 208 and Prime Minister MacDonald said the amendment did not affect the bill and business would continue, signaling no political consequences.

London House of Commons MacDonald

Clara Bow Heads for Ranch Rest Between Comeback Hopes

Clara Bow, whose red hair is now blonde, plans a month in the California Nevada open spaces at Red Bell’s Nipton ranch after seven years in films. She aims to recover strength for a possible return to talkies, saying she earned back weight during sanitarium treatment and will resume outdoor life to regain vigor.

Los Angeles Clara Bow Nature Hollywood Acwess Red Bell Bell Nipton Cal Nevada

Dr Henry L Williams Dies Father of Minnesota Shift

Dr Henry L Williams, renowned physician and football innovator at Minnesota, died at 62 ending a career that shaped the game. He devised the Minnesota shift, a major offensive weapon that sparked wide debate and prompted rule changes. His teams undercut rivals in the Western Conference, winning five championships and tying for three others, earning national fame for his coaching and medical leadership.

Minnesota Dr. Williams Cub Minneapolis Henry L. Williams

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