Smith Testifies On Campaign Funds Before Senate Panel
New York March 10 Gov Alfred E Smith testified before the Senate campaign funds committee that he did not spend a dollar to win the Democratic presidential nomination, saying he left the matter to friends who contributed about 1 1/2 rose by Van Nammoee. Questions covered California outlays and $70 000 loans by contractor Keeny. Smith said he had no convention plans and no pledged patronage promises in return for support.
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George R. van Nammoee
New York Public Service Commission
Fienas
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Walsh
Montana
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William F. Keeny
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van Nammer
Keeny
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Watson
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Hoover
Hoosier
James W. Good
Iowa
Houston
Local Social Notes from May Weekend Visits
May 11 reports show Mr. and Mrs Riley and Mr. and Mrs Martin plus son of Waynesboro PA visiting Mr and Mrs Long. Shriner and family hosted Clarence Smith and Clarence Shriner. Green and family visited John Tressler. Narry Elrise of Baltimore spent the weekend at home. Apr attendance lists note Hilda Martin George Frushour Carl Fisher Carl Shriner and Charles Hoffman present. absentees include Rachel Manin Virginia Long Marr Frushour Matt Martin Betty Long Robert Sprincer and Lee Marup.
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Lors
Charles Riley
John Martin
Waynesboro
Mr. Long
C. Clarence Shriner
Clarence Smith
James Shriner
C L. Green
John Tressler
Narry Elrise
Baltimore
Lors’ School
Hilda Martin
George Frushour
Carl Fisher
Carl Shriner
Charles Hoffman
Rachel Manin
Virginia Long
Marr Frushour
Matt Martin
Betty Long
Robert Sprincer
Lee Marup
Setting Pace In Beach Attire In Five-Piece Ensemble
The five piece beach outfit features silk angora or terry cloth materials. Marceline Day wears a daisy print swim suit style with blue and tan shades, a square neck belt, and a rubberized self material kerchief. Accessories include a black and gold clogs and a water proofed sarong.
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Marceline Day
Chamberlain backs Kellogg plan for world peace
London May 10 Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain announced in parliament that Britain seeks cooperation with the United States to outlaw war. He welcomed the Kellogg proposal and said Britain would work through ordinary diplomatic channels while preferring juristic discussion later. Ramsay MacDonald echoed the call for world peace and dominions were informed to seek a common path before replying to Kellogg.
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Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Kellogg
Carroll County Votes in Primary Returns
Carroll County board of elections, acting as canvassers, released primary results. Republicans instructed Hoover with 1,560 votes to 275 undirected for delegates. Democrats split five to state convention with Sellman 976 Norris 792 Walsh 9172 Hutchins 899 Weant 537 Batterson 534. In Democratic Senate Bruce 80 Parkhurst 167. Congress Cole 985 Cutty 35 Kaufman 123. Republicans Clarke 1 113 for Congress, Pitcher 687. State convention delegates: Baugh 3,996 Rudy 1,908 Forle McKinney 1,807 Turner Englar 1,223 Brown 1,162 Crouse 1,079 Melville 4,120 Thompson 946.
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Pitcher
Folona Bbaugh
Rudy
Forle McKinney
Turner
Englar
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Crouse
Melville
Thompson
Waking Dreams and Sleep States Explored
The article discusses how waking dreams vary among people and shows dreaming can occur during light sleep or just before deep sleep. It distinguishes true wakefulness from the dull sense of daydreaming and notes day dreaming as a reverse or false exercise of the mind.
Troop 15 Scouts Celebrate First Anniversary Meeting
A large crowd attended the first anniversary of Roy Second Group No 15 at St Ambrose church Steub douglass Wool rector. Officers awarded one year pins and inducted four new members while a one act play and songs entertained attendees.
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Douglass Wool
Charles W. Toss
Ignatius Therlee
Court of Honor
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Grace M. Brane
School of Expression
Pad College
Blacklook
Iwuk
Philips Moody
Stene
Jack Emmett
Tom Watkins
Rasmond Trissard
Rose
James Sandy
Jerome Sandy
William Muller
Toward Cummings
Melvin Oden
B. Oiten
Mlweod O'Hara
Jack Fimmert
Should Have Been Tanned in Divorce Suit
A husband in a divorce suit described the other woman as irresistible, saying her smile drew him away from his wife. He claimed the allure lured him into an affair, a vivid, sunlit metaphor framing his actions.
Chicago Police Move to Close All Cabarets and Disorderly Places
Chicago May 10 Michael Flughes commissioner of poles ordered police captains and lieutenants to close all cabarets night clubs and saloon life sparkers with a aim to reform the town and cleanse gambling houses slot machines and other illicit venues He denied plans to resign and urged enforcement of reform across districts.
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Chicago
Michael Flughes
Lawyer questions witness after cross examination practice
The dialogue shows a lawyer noting the witness appeared unfazed by cross examination and asking about prior experience. The witness replies with a terse line, Six children. Staffordshire Sentinel.
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Cilent
Staffordshire
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