Hoover approves Head for Republican chair post
Rumors say Walter William Head, banker from Omaha and Chicago, has Hoover backing for the Republican chair after the congressional elections, while Claudius H. Huston of Tennessee reportedly refuses to resign.
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Speed King Segrave Dies In Miss England II Capsize
Major Henry Segrave, holder of the world land speed record, died when his speedboat Miss England II capsized after shattering the water speed record at a hundred miles an hour on Lake Windemere in England. A recent photo shows him placing Miss England II into her shed after a trial.
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Michigan oil field wells surge as Mt. Pleasant yields gushers
In Michigan the Matthey well No 1 in the Mt. Pleasant field breaks bonds with a controlled flow of 750 barrels daily. The field now produces over 8,000 barrels from 136 producing wells with 47 new wells being sunk and several more announced, including wild cat prospects.
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