Reed Seeks More Stops on Pioneer Campaign Tour
Senator Reed of Missouri extends the 128 state tour of the pioneer presidential campaign. He plans a new stop in San Francisco late next week and considers visits to Dyden Utah and Hastings. Before Denver he spoke to the Chamber of Commerce in Albuquerque and will do one speech daily, though his throat is strained from nonstop campaigning.
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Watson Enters Indiana Nomination Field for President
Indiana senior senator James E. Watson filed a petition to enter the Republican presidential nomination subject to Indiana primaries. James House, assistant attorney general and adviser, submitted the filing at the Secretary of State office. Observers expect the Judison delegation to back Senator Wilson, a dark horse in the race.
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French Ambassador Likes U S Papers
New York report notes French Ambassador Claudel favors American newspapers for insights into French politics and economics. He suggests U.S. advertising methods to explain America to France and remarks on a recent militant democracy stance against corruption. He was cheered while discussing prohibition ambiguities.
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Vry—Ambasador Claudel
Missourian
Doctor cites fewer illness excuses among modern college girls
A physician at a leading women's college compares this generation of students with those 25 years ago. He notes improved health habits and recommends Najol as a nightly preventive measure for three months, claiming it contains no drugs and is produced by Najal Laboratories of Standard Oil Company. Be sure you obtain the genuine product.
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Republicans Answer Borah on Prohibition Policy
Senator Horak and fellow Republicans Willis Curtis respond to Borah's questionnaire urging vigorous enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Hoover echoes the need for constructive enforcement, while Curtis supports enforcement but withholds on Hoover’s reply. Democratic prospects like Reed and Governor Ritchie offer mixed or states rights positions. Governor Smith advocates referendums for future amendments, stressing continued support for Volstead and the federal ban.
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Empire State
Women Voters Oppose Butler as GOP Delegate
The League of Women Voters and the WGTU oppose Officer Butler for the Republican national convention delegate from the nineteenth district. They are filing petitions for Lois Barr as a rival candidate. Assembly district leaders reportedly split, with primary election looming in April.
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Nicholas Murray Buller
Nineteenth
League of Women Voters
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Lois Barr
Butler
New York
Two Suspects Held in Slaying of Deputy Sheriffs
Two suspects are detained in connection with the deputy sheriffs murder case. The International News report provides unclear details but confirms arrests and ongoing investigation. Local authorities declined further comment as officials pursue leads.
Bruno Puneral Held Here Une
An obituary notes the death of Bendetto Bruno with survivors including Victorin rune and two daughters, detailing family relations and a local funeral notice.
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German War Film Shows Delayed Over Censorship Debate
London reports a German film titled The World War as Seen Through German Spectacles is delayed amid censorship argument. Georges Clemenceau stated to a correspondent that there is no reason any film about the war facts should be banned.
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Georges Clemencedit
Londau
German Women to Lengthen Skirts as Officials
BERLIN February 24 German women employed in government posts, telephone and telegraph services must wear skirts at least eight inches below the knees. The order has been restated by Dr Walter Sebalac minister of the interior.
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Walther Sebachael
Interior
Dakota Plans Repeal Vote Move Demanded in State
BISMARCK N D February 24 193? Petitioners for the Bebier Citizenship association demand a popular vote next June on repealing the prohibition clause of the state constitution. The petitions carry about 24000 signatures well above the required count. Detectives slain in Portugal as police pursue suspects in a conspiracy case.
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Advice to business women from Louise Luckenbill
New York February 24. Ups story quotes Mies Br Louise Luckenbill who refused a corporate vice presidency fearing prejudice against women executives would harm the company. She urges women to think like men but not imitate them, warning that provocative attire and flirty gestures undermine credibility.
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Mies
Louise Luckenbill
Taxi Men Hold Spelling Bees in Queens
In New York on February 24 taxi drivers in Flushing Queens organized informal spelling bees while waiting for fares. They pool tips into a pool funded by all participants, creating a light community activity amid their rounds.
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