Coolidge Praises South American Statesmen And Peace
President Coolidge lauded South American statesmanship as a key to international peace and prosperity. He accepted Argentina’s San Martin statue gift in Judiciary Square, praising the continent’s warless history and its leadership in moving toward progress and fellowship. The ceremony in Washington honored the monument to General Jose De San Martin with remarks on republican ideas and cordial U.S.-South American ties.
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Canadians Go To Polls In Tariff Election
Ottawa voters go to the polls as tariff policy dominates the general parliamentary election. Liberals and Conservatives run strong but close contest, with the Progressive party key to the result. Premier MacKenzie King fronts a middle of the road tariff stance. Nearly 600 candidates vie for 241 House seats.
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Seven Additional Members Accent Election Laws Panel
Seven more members join the election laws commission meeting in Harrisburg on November 6 to discuss changes to state election laws. The new appointees include W. J. Haggerty of Honesdale Mrs Frank B Black of Somerset Frank E Wood of Harrisburg Rev W J McMichael of Greensburg Solon D Buscher of Reading Mrs John O Miller of Pittsburgh president of the League of Women Voters and Phillip Murray of Pittsburgh vice president of the United Mine Workers of America.
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Greensburg
Solon D. Buscher
Reading
John O. Miller
Pittsburgh
League of Women Voters
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Late Senator Ralston Will Reveals $90,000 Estate
The will of Indiana senator Samuel M. Ralston disclosed a $90,000 estate with $75,000 in real estate and $15,000 in personal property. Widow and surviving children inherit, Julian C. Ralston named executor. The filing was made in Indianapolis on Oct. 29.
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Samuel M. Ralston
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND STARTER SOLUTIONS
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Two Walk 175 Miles To Get An Education
From Florala Alabama Samuel Hart and Edwin Foster walked 175 miles to enter college in Birmingham after six days on the road. They funded food and lodging by work along the way and refused charity. Both are Covington County High School graduates pursuing ministry and pre medical study respectively.
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Cold Wave Hits New York as Temperature Falls
Wintery weather swept into New York from the west with the mercury around 32 degrees in the early hours. The drop preceded a fair but colder day, and overcoats and furs appeared for the first time this season.
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New York
Mother's Friend Promised Relief for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend for ease during pregnancy and childbirth. It claims deep skin penetration soothes muscles and ligaments, promotes pliability, and reduces discomfort. Endorsed by Mrs. Abraham of Princeton, it urges readers to obtain the free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. and buy the product at druggists nationwide.
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Ben Abraham
Princeton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Cross Word Clues From Fairy Tale To Western States
Puzzle text jumbles clues for boys and girls with running across and down themes. Faces scattered items include the Ugly Duckling twist and names of French general officers.
Air defense debate echoes in public circles
A Detroit News item notes the nation is divided over air defense, with confusion and controversy shaping public opinion as defense policy sparks debate among citizens and policymakers.
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Detroit News
Boy Singer Held As Hostage For Restaurant Bill
Kenneth Howell, 13, of Los Angeles and member of the Whitney boy chorus, was held in Steubenville for nearly a week as security for a restaurant bill. He was released after the father arranged transportation home following a letter from Whitney and a $15 payment.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Heffley
Whitney
Howell Boy
Short skirts fortify the theory that nature errs
The Cleveland Times notes that short skirts have strengthened the view that nature sometimes makes mistakes. It adds a fact about daily air inhalation, stating the average person breathes about 2,600 gallons of air each day.
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Bumsteads Worm Syrup Advertised for Children Health
A dated notice touts Bumsteads Worm Syrup as a remedy offered to children. The item presents a marketing claim of health benefits and cites a remedy from a named product line.
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