WP Boycott Warning Hides Behind Iron Society Actions
A dubious group called the Boot and Iron Society, aiming to promote a Japanese boycott, is gaining activity and issuing warnings to merchants handling Japanese goods. Canton reports protest from the Nanking ministry and notes plans to convene a Kuomintang congress to punish Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang for not resisting Japan's invasion of Manchuria.
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Branghal
Boot and Iron‘ Society
Beramlon
Chamber of Commerce
Blod and Iron Society
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nanking
Jehol
Canton
Chine
Kuomintang
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Manchuria
Chang
Chang Tso Lin
Amazing New Way To Clear and Whiten Your Skin Ad
Advertisement claims a new cream clears and whitens skin by removing impurities and blemishes without rubbing. It promises a fresh youthful complexion, reduced pores, and a radiant flawless look by using Nadinoa Cream, available at cosmetic counters with a money back guarantee.
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Nedinola
Kim
San Antonio hosts social scenes from poolside parties to weddings
A San Antonio Country Club gathering featured Miss Amy Lil and Nan McNutt as guests while plans for Miss Hutchins and Miss Hutching included visits to Geivestos and Austin. Numerous social teas, bridge luncheons, and motor trips to Phoenix, Cloudcroft, and New Orleans formed a busy calendar for local families and alumni.
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Misk Molite Bond Hayes
San Antonio Country Club
Amy Lil
Nan McNutt
New York
Altend College
New London
Conn
Frances Barrilt
Betsy ‘Meusebach
Eligabeth Lupe
Elize‘beth Forsythe
Janetto Perron
Katherine Richey
Beecher Stout
Carolyn Kampmanh
Helen Nec- Farland
Joelia White
Gorinne Moller
Dallas
Joseph Jog ‘Tobin
Aurelia Crossette
Bette Townsend
Jane Lewis Mavérick
Meanor Townsend
Bernice Beyer
Elisabeth Hutchins
Dvalue
San Antonio
Geivestos
John P. Hutchins
Thelma
Miss Rhamy
Miss Hutching
Austin
Miss Hutchins
Uvalde
Mises Hutchins
Rhody
Westmoorland College
Attempt to Burn U S Consulate at Seville Thwarted
Unidentified persons tried to set fire to the American consulate in Seville during the night. The blaze was extinguished before serious damage, parts drenched with gasoline, with Consul Richard Ford alerted and helped by a neighbor to stop further damage.
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U. S
Seville
Beville
Richard Ford
AL SMITH AS EDITOR S JOB IN NEW OUTLOOK
New York August 24 Walter Alfred E Atmith becomes editor of The New Outlook and declines a trip to Seagirt New Jersey for a Roosevelt Garney ticket event He hints at future activity options while leaving The New Outlook expected to launch in October replacing The Outlook and Independent which suspended then sold to Frank E Tichenor The office walls display portraits of Henry Ward Beecher and Theodore Rooseve ll.
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New York
Walter Alfred E. Atmith
New Outlook
Megagine
the Outlook and Independent
Frank E.tichenor
Smith
New
Henry Ward Beconét
the Outlook
the Christian Union
Theodore’ Roogevell
National Biscuit and Iten Firm Merge Announced
Omaha reports the merger of the Iten Biscuit company with National Biscuit, announced by C. H. Barmeitier, president of Iten Biscuit, detailing a union of the two firms and noting the consolidation in the industry.
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National Biscuit
Omaha
Prosecutor Injured on Evidence in Nebraska Trial
Falls City Nebraska reports an evidence mishap during a district court case as prosecutor is injured when a supposed object falls. The August trial of a defendant for a violent crime is postponed. Daisy Nolan testified about an escape from Kelly Duncan during the proceedings. The incident includes a porch roof and a startled reaction amid the recess.
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Falls City
Neb
County
Alinroes
Falloon
Daisy Nolan
Kelly Duncan
Saaull
Duncap
Fallon
Youth Kills Man Over Claim Against Sister
Cincinnati dispatch reports a 16 or 17 year old youth shot Charles P. Nelson, 25, after allegedly learning Nelson pressured the youth’s sister toward immoral life. Nelson died after being struck and falling through an open window to the sidewalk below. The shooter, identified as Jack Housley, recently led Chattanoogas in Tennessee, and his lawyer says the motive related to the sister’s alleged coercion.
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Cincinnati
Poy
Elled
Tan
Jack Housley
Chattanoogs
Charles P. Nelson
Noted Briton’s Son to Marry Actress
John Amery son of the British delegation adviser at the Ottawa economic conference announced plans to marry actress One Wing. The couple were to wed in London but the ceremony was halted by Amery’s family who say he remains a minor.
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Paris
John Amery
Ottawa
An Acress
Regel
London
Hoover abandons southern campaign plan in 1928 effort
The Hoover campaign abandons efforts to win the South, concluding states that stayed Republican in 1924 are unlikely to yield results. A new survey directs resources to New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey the Midwest and western states. Optimism centers on Tennessee, but the survey dampens hopes for Virginia North Carolina Florida and Texas.
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Warrington
D.C
Hoover Board of Strategy
South
Hoover
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rocky Mountain
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
Tennessee
Pickpocket Haunts Breadlines in Chicago Tale
Police report Dave Miller arrested in Chicago for pickpocketing begun decades ago. He claimed he observed and studied markable pockets at a breadline near Thirteenth Street and Newberry Avenue, saying he watched others to learn the craft.
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Chicago
Aig
Dave Miller
Havena Force
Newberry Avenue
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for August Reported
Treasury receipts for August stand at 5,172,793.72, expenditures total 26,494,362.88, with a balance of 378,156,962.30. Customs duties for 22 days of August reach 11,280,027.08.
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Treasury
Washington
D. C
Reconstruction Finance Bank Reactivation Restores Deposits
The Gee bank reopened today under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation after receiving 18 million dollars in insured funds. Over 750000 dollars was released to 14000 depositors, restoring normal operations and allowing withdrawals from savings and checking accounts with limited penalties.
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Argest Zinancial
GeeDartes
CMO
Gee Bank
Mic
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Pertalta
Bank
Fala
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