New Voters Registered on First Day
On the first day register canvass, Wong A Ye and two others registered as new voters. The report notes a possible Republican connection affecting registration turnout and party alignment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
10
On the first day register canvass, Wong A Ye and two others registered as new voters. The report notes a possible Republican connection affecting registration turnout and party alignment.
Officials from Checker Taxi Company sought a special prosecutor from Judge John L. Sullivan to investigate alleged graft and corruption in a taxi war. Crowe and Yellow Cab Company were linked to record seizures and grand jury appearances after two Yellow Cab garages were bombed and the racing stables of John Hertz burned, causing over 200000 dollars in losses and eleven horses killed.
A Rineston Missouri resident reports using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and experiencing notable relief. She states after four bottles she can perform outdoor work and housework again, expressing strong gratitude for the product.
Curtis Woon NEA Service notes that neckwear will feature subdued tones with blues and reds foregrounded. He suggests a fit focusing on color balance, while old gold and muted patterns offer contrast.
In a formal note, the United States declines participation in the Opium Central Conference held in Pape. Officials cite scheduling conflicts and policy priorities as reasons for nonattendance.
Body of Ernest Miter found by household companion in Brooklyn home. Miler, 53, executive at a national bakery firm, hanged himself in the cellar after a four year bout with illness or financial stress. Police reported no foul play. the incident occurred at his Brooklyn residence.
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