Ickes links Hearst to Landon campaign in court testimony
Secretary Ickes claimed sworn Illinois court testimony shows William Randolph Hearst guided Gov. Landon and warned him against talking too much. He cited an Harding deposition and a memorandum, saying Hearst influenced the Republican bid and that Knox helped bring Hearst into contact with the campaign.
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Unspoken Gas Breaks Up Meet in Toledo Hall
Police, fire and rescue squads rushed to a downtown Toledo auditorium where tear gas bombs disrupted a Communist meeting. Several women fainted, one man was hospitalized as Andrew R. Onda, Cleveland, on the Communist ticket for Ohio governor, spoke. The audience began to fill with smoke after a hissing sound.
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Hearst Letter Warns Landon Against Talking Too Much
The communication from Mr Hearst to Mr Harding reveals his views on Governor Landon and his speeches. It shows Hearst advising Landon to avoid overtalking and hints at the governor's own taciturnity. The letter suggests a careful political dynamic within the Republican camp.
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Governor Landon Ventured Comment On Hearst Influence
The governor notes Hearst's impact on political voices, implying some Republicans wish Hearst could curb John D. Hamilton’s outspoken rhetoric as effectively as he restrains Governor Landon. The remark highlights intra party tensions and media leverage in Republican circles.
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Charles Bennett Ebert Dies at 71 in Parkersburg
Charles Bennett Ebert, 71, longtime secretary of the West Virginia Automobile Club and a director of the national organization, died Wednesday night after a sudden illness in Parkersburg. He was a prominent figure in regional and national auto clubs.
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Parkersburg
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West Virginia Automobile Clubs
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Texas agent uses confiscated pressure cooker for canning
Rotan Texas Miss Evelyn Jennings Fisher county home demonstration agent uses a confiscated 25 quart modern pressure cooker that had been adapted to illegal distilling It was confiscated and turned over to Miss Jennings for use in canning.
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