Hoover campaign schedule shifts amid nationwide speeches
AMES L West reports Herbert Hoover plans a rapid final campaign sprint visiting Missouri Kansas Colorado Utah and Pueblo as the only mountain states address. Maryland and Kentucky stops follow with Louisville and Cumberland events including farm relief focus and a keynote train ride. Capt Alton N Parker, Chicago marine aviator, leaves San Pedro for Byrd south pole squad.
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Herbert
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Pueblo
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Palo Alto
Nebraska
Wyoming
Missouri
Kansas
Utah
Ogden
Mountain States
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Cumberland
Maryland
Washington
Louisville
Jefferson County Court House
Alton N. Parker
Chicago
San Pedro
Calif
Byrd
South Pole
Parker
Crystal Springs
Miss
North Pole
Jackson Parish Man Cut at Party in Ward 9
C. J. Waggoner aged 40 of Jackson parish was stabbed three times at a party at M. A. Baugh's home in Ward 9 Ouachita parish. He was treated at St. Francis sanitarium Monroe after the attack on the porch and later after a car vandalism report. No charges yet filed.
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Jackson Parish
C. J. Waggoner
Ouachita Parish
M. A. Baugh
Waggoner
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
Baugh
James Gregg
W. R. Brady
Wag
Lindbergh Bags Antelope From Flying Plane
Eagle Pass Texas residents report Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh shot an antelope after a 20 mile chase from a plane on the Hal Mangum ranch in Coahuila Mexico. He also killed two deer and plans to vote in St Louis before visiting Mexico and diplomat Dwight Morrow.
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Associated Press
Eagle Ppaass
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hal Mangum Ranch
Coahuila
Mexico
Chihuahua
Eagle Pass
Lindbergh
McNue
Mexico City
Mangum Ranch
Lindbergk
St. Louis
United States
Dwight Morrow
Inside cleanliness for bad breath cure
If foul breath stems from stomach disorder a mouth wash cannot help. Address the cause by cleaning inside. Fermented food in the stomach and waste in the intestines send poisons through the body. Keep the digestive system in order.
Negro Held On Bond After Car Hits Ambulance
David Sampson a 109 Congo Street resident was bound over for trial on a $100 bond for drunken driving after his car collided with a Peters Furniture ambulance driven by Thomas H. Mulhearn at Oak and Jackson streets. Mary Davis 24 sustained a skull base fracture and remains unconscious. Sampson was bruised. Both drivers face reckless driving charges. fault to be decided in city court.
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Thomas H. Mulhearn
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Oak and
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Tarium
Jackson Street
Oak Street
St. Francis Sanitarium
New Orleans Bridge Plan Aims To Replace Ferries
The proposed rail and highway bridge to Orleans would shift trans river traffic from ferries to a toll financed, tax free structure. It would be owned by the City of New Orleans and operated by the Public Belt Railroad Commission, with costs covered by bond interest, principal, and maintenance.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
City of
Public Belt Railroad Commission
City of State
Kate Cole Leases Woodlawn Plantation to Zeb York Jr
Zeb York Jr of Peck in Catahoula Parish has leased Mrs Kate C Cole s Woodlawn plantation for five years. The lease was filed at the district clerk s office on Saturday with a yearly consideration of 1000 dollars.
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Kate Cole
Catahoula
Zeb York, Jr
Peck
Catahoula Parish
Woodlawn
Kate C. Cole
Bilbo proposes using general fund to pay Confederate pensions
Governor Bilbo urged Mississippi Senate to authorize transferring 384237 from the general improvement fund to cover October pension installments for Confederate veterans. He argued the money is available and could be repaid later, avoiding short term borrowing.
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Jackson
Miss
T. G. Bilbo
Senate
General Improvement Fund
Decision on Dowling ouster suit before holidays
The final ruling in the Dowling ouster case may come before Christmas. Dowling’s counsel filed an appeal in the state supreme court and Dr. Joseph A. O’Hara, named by Governor Long as Dowling’s successor, quickly submitted an answer.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Oscar Dowling
Dowling
Supreme Court
Joseph A. O’hara
Long
Black and White Ointment Promises Clear Skin Remedy
An advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment and Black and White Soap as a safe, pleasant, and inexpensive cure for pimples and rashes. It urges readers to visit their druggist and follow directions for best results. Dealerships offer these products at small cost.
Unclear fighting reported near Ahwaz amid Iraqi clash
Report from Basra dated October 29 notes an attempt to place the case on the court roster. An Associated Press dispatch says officials clash with Arabs near Ahwaz Persia over a ruling, with argument expected within two weeks.
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Ahwaz
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