Republicans Seek Suitable Chairman for June Caucus
Sen Charles F Deneen, whose candidates swept Minvis, may contend for the honor at Kansas City.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
7
Sen Charles F Deneen, whose candidates swept Minvis, may contend for the honor at Kansas City.
Reader warning card advises using specific topical ointments and oils for varicose veins. It claims dramatic nationwide use and promises relief by nightly application and gentle upward rubbing toward the heart to restore vein function. The piece promotes a product and mentions medical-sounding effects without clinical evidence.
A Kansas City railroad engineer from Missouri Avenue reports persistent gas pains and indigestion eased by taking a pinch of Black-Draught after meals. He claims the remedy reduced his discomfort, improved appetite, and allowed normal eating after weeks of poor digestion.
Washington dispatch details the start of the preconvention presidential campaign with state primaries and conventions set across nine states and two territories. Hoover forces focus on Ohio as Lowden, Dawes, Coolidge, and Hughes jockey for support while delegates tally toward the Republican and Democratic totals.
In a late effort Governor Alvan Duller urges Massachusetts voters to back Hoover as the presidential choice in upcoming primaries. The discussion highlights mounting interest and lingering doubts about other candidates while Hoover appears favored by party leaders.
A garbled report outlines a royal couple’s short honeymoon and subsequent palace events. It references a prince, Sayyed Devon and Tringods Tayi of Atonterg, and mentions college actions and army deployments with limited readable details.
Police recovered a valuable violin that a Mexican youth admitted taking from a name parked by the Mt tam building ree comity. On Monday authorities urged the owner to come forward with proof of ownership.
Washington April 23 The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment announced the addition of seventy men to its board and officers from various organizations. The group claims 2 million members and more than 40 billion dollars in combined assets as Maj Monry H Gurenn and Govt William H Stayton push toward 100 directors representing every state.
Prisoners Tuck New, 18, and Olwen Richards, 14, escaped on a Pennsylvania Railroad Liberty Limited train from SopekA Kan as guards weakened. they pulled the emergency cord at Derby Pa, stopped the train, seized guard weapons, and leaped from a drawing room window while the train neared Lathrobe.
Irances Wolandson, an 18 year old, was released on a $1000 bond after pleading not guilty, charged as the head of a narcotic ring. A preliminary hearing was granted by United States Commissioner Toward Abbot in St Paul on April 23.
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin proposed amending the Constitution to allow a convention to revise it. The aim is to adapt to modern political and economic changes and restore enforcement of free speech free press and free assembly rights.
A 19 year old African American man was held by San Antonio police on charges related to raising money orders and making conversations that prompted police in Austin to seek him for questioning.
The New York Times reports Mayor Walker has been tentatively selected to nominate Governor Smith at the Democratic national convention. His popularity among national Democrats is cited as a reason for the choice, with John W. Davis and Franklin D. Roosevelt previously considered for the role.
Captain Wrane Bomar, attempting a 9 row 20 foot boat voyage, roams the route near Sagres after a weather delay. Captain Romer, 21 year old officer, halted his voyage on March 30 due to storms. Crew carried 590 pounds of tunnel food and water, planning to sleep bars and row 87 miles nightly.
Stewart seeks a hearing before the Court of Appeals to determine an appeal of a remand order in a Senate contempt case. He is chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and was arrested after refusing to answer questions. The case concerns a temporary writ of habeas corpus and a prior bail matter.
Adygetigen claims to cure stagnant poisonous waste in the body and liver. The ad promises quick, sure results and urges readers to visit the drug store for purchase. It uses sensational language to imply detox benefits and urges fast action.
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