Birton Defends Hoover Against Attacks in Ohio Congress Flow
Washington reports wide spread remarks on Theodore B. Burton of Ohio defending Herbert Hoover amid criticisms from Charles Brand. Burton disputes charges of 1920 conference on a Democratic nominee, asserts Hoover’s Republican fidelity, and cites Hoover’s wartime policies and farm aid stance, stressing unity and public service integrity.
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Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Charles Brand
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Burton
California
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Turton
Europe
League of Women Voters to debate amendment study plan
Chicago April 21 The League of Women Voters eight annual convention opens at the Palmer House tomorrow. Mrs William G Hibbard region director says the question of studying the right to rot h amendment will be discussed prominently next week. Count Mlorza foreign minister of Italy is to address Wednesday morning on Manning of Democracy. Speakers include Mabel Walker Willebrandt Julia Lathrop Arthur Bullard and M. H. Aylesworth.
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League of Women Voters
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Manning of Democracy
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Julia Lathrop
Arthur Bullard
M. H. Aylesworth
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Burmah Ends Slave Traffic in Trigogle North Durmal
The British freed all slaves in the Trigogle region of North Durmal, completing a campaign begun after earlier expeditions damaged by ambush. The piece notes past losses, mentions Capt. G. West, and references political commentary on Hoover and tariffs with quotes from Congressmen Porton, Turton, Burton, and Varion about American policy.
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WOMAN FOR HOOVER As PRESIDENT
Dallas April 21 Republican women from many states invited to serve as honorary vice chairmen of the Hoover for President New York committee. Florence I. Griswold of San Antonio Texas first to accept. Texans say over 200000 women outside regular party will vote Hoover, likely carrying Texas for the Republican ticket. Hoover praised as strong, outspoken, morally courageous, not tied to any state, with broad appeal and proven leadership.
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San Antonio
Republican Nations Committee
Texas
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America
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British Birthrate Still Far Too High
April 21 report from London notes English sociologists face the issue of overpopulation in the British Isles. It cites Britain’s area of about 69,000 square miles and roughly 44,000 people per square mile, a density exceeding one third of the United States figure.
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Tondon
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British Isles
Pennsylvania
United States
Bolt by Tom Love Feared Imminent by Party Leaders
International News Service reports signals that Senator Tan Love of Dallas may bolt the ticket if the Democratic nominee opposes liquor restrictions. After a pivotal speech, Love said no party pledge could bind his conscience against the issue, and he would act as advisers permit. He praised Governor Smith of New York and Tammany Hall for their leadership.
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Tan Love
Dallas
Lagg
Smith
New York
Tammany Hall
FLIERS CROSS TOP OF WORLD
Reported Arctic flight by Wilkins and Bilson from Point Barrow to Spitsbergen covers over 2000 miles. They faced weeks of storms and near arctic imprisonment, with Wilkins’ status unclear while Bilson’s party reached Doedmanspeira in good condition awaiting fuel and instructions.
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Doetanspeira
Wilkins
Wilking
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London
United States
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Oho Delegate Majority Back Dawes
Universal Services Correspondent reports that Joe Monk Cr. Lowden of Illinois and Vice President Charles Dawes are poised to win a large share of delegates from Ohio in the Republican contest. Secretary Weaver is projected to secure about twenty of Ohio's fifty-one delegates, with thirty-one pledged to prefer Brunk Willis or Lowden as first choice but now likely to back Dawes on the final vote day Tuesday.
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Washington
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Tillnois
Charley Gules Dawes
Brunk Willis
Lowden
Guruis
Colonel Fisher
Mawes
Nation watches Ohio vote in next Tuesday primary
Nationwide attention centers on Ohio as Republicans and Democrats head to the polls. Fifty-one GOP delegates are at stake with backers of Hoover and Willis split on who will prevail. Democrats defend forty-seven delegates with prospects tied to homestead leader Atlee Hamner and George White. unattached delegates could tilt toward Governor Donahey if momentum favors him.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Willis
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Houston
Atlee Homereue
George White
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A. ¥. Donahey
Bax & Chance
Turmoil At Kansas City Convention Shapes Hoover Fate
The Kansas City convention tensions promise to scar the Republican party with bitterness and dissension. Senator Wills had harshly attacked Hoover, calling him in part responsible for farmers' woes, but his untimely death shifts the campaign dynamic and sympathy toward Hoover. His managers aim to turn that sentiment into retaliation.
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Ohie
Republican Party
Kansas City
Enya
Wills
Hooter
Phone Fight Stage 15 Set for Court Challenge
The feature describes a legal battle over a San Antonio city regulation aimed at nullifying a telephone company action. The matter centers on whether the city acts as an administrative entity under federal statute and clashes with Texas law. A hearing is planned for 6:20 Monday morning as officials consider appeals to higher courts.
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The
United Then Ekewit Court of Appeals
San Antonio
Tate
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Chamacters
Court of
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Pastors Pension Drive Launched In Columbus Ohio
In Columbus on April 21 a board of fifteen was chosen to lead an international drive by the Disciples of Christ for an $8,000,000 pension fund for retired ministers. The convention closes with plans to organize a nationwide fundraising effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
Disciples of Christ
Scherrer Funeral Opens After Local Death
Funeral services for Val Scherrer age 70, who died at 330 Morton Street Saturday morning, are delayed awaiting his brother George Scherrer of Benson Arizona. A native of Germany he lived in San Antonio for 35 years. He is survived by his widow Louise Scherrer and his brother.
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Morton Street
George Scherrer
Benson, Ariz
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