Storming to Capital Cox Army March Reaches Harrisburg
The Cox's Army unemployed marchers travel through Pennsylvania toward Washington. Thousands stranded by ruined roads and scarce transport face cold misery as ambulances and hospitals aid the wounded. Harrisburg reports the vanguard awaiting Governor Pinchot's address and plans to press on to New York.
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Jawa
Weshington
Lotha
Brfell
Pittsburch
Dag
Sabvition
Wight
Johnstown
Delmont
Westmoreland County
Washington
Farmhs
Tiarrisburg
Tourists Invited to Canopus Dance Event
Tourists are invited to attend a carding program in the afternoon led by club members from Wilnins. Mrs Kenes and Mrs J W Wallac lead the program with several named helpers and a special dance by little Tillie Mack as a highlight.
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Biegler
Wilnins
Mis
Kenes
J. W
Mise Afary Morgan
Mercan
Mise
Prince Georges Youngest Son Confined to Room
London dispatch reports Prince Georges youngest son of the king confined to his room with illness. Details are sparse but the royal condition prompted official briefings and concern at court. The notice notes the prince’s isolation within the palace residence as medical teams monitor his health.
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Prince
London
Prince Georges
Chit Dar
Adlerika Advertisement About Gas Pains and Gas Relief
An old ad claims gas pains mimicked appendicitis, urging Adlerika as a remedy that cleanses both upper and lower bowels. The text promotes the product through testimonials and cautions about stomach remedies, mentioning retailers and drugstores.
Man jailed as Japs apology story of son stands changed
A chaotic courtroom scene details a family dispute with a drunken father, a shooting, and a claim the pistol was accidentally discharged. Witnesses describe a mother’s pleas, a child recounting, and rumors of the killer’s intent amid a tense domestic tragedy. A separate dispatch notes U S concern over Japanese actions in Manchuria and a delayed consular response.
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AY Japs
Son
Two questioned in death of man in factory fire
Detectives questioned two men late Tuesday in connection with the death of Pedro Galvinz whose body was found among the ashes of a Belgian factory fire on 21M Faso Street. Officials say signs of assault were found on Galinex before the blaze.
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New
Counention
Pedro Galvinz
Fl Faso Street
Tneeili
Galinez
Ihea
Relief funds for October 4 1931 to September 1 1992 debated in Senate
Chicago official Ta Ayerson Jr. told the Senate manufacture committee total state relief needs for the period could reach 12.5 million dollars funded by private sources, with about 624,000 unaccounted for in the Parimonto show readings. Cincinnati city manager C A Dykstra said local relief funds would be exhausted by June. last year outdoor relief reached 1.86 million dollars. Monthly expenditures now around 230,000. 1.04 million projected. community chest expected 700,000 plus a city tax revenue voted last November.
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Wastington
D.C
Cade
I Ta Ayerson Jr
Chicago
Senate
Ayerson
Goveror's Commission
Mergby Mult
C. A. Dykstra
I Cinéioninti
Appellate Court Reverses Remands Damage Verdict
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeal on Wednesday reversed and remanded a case in which Butler Kenty, 80, was awarded $360 damages for injuries in a collision. Gersdorf-Sloan Ambulance Service was named in the suit. The appellate court found the evidence raised a question on the negligence of the defendant and that the trial court should have charged the jury on that point.
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Fourth Court of Civil
Tonch
Pal- Salieand
How Dea Clubwomen Manage
The active head of a social club balances a busy calendar with monthly pains and discomfort. A medical breakthrough aids her with Midol, a non narcotic relief that acts in five minutes to block pain without interfering with natural processes.
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Calley Midol
Dam Dog Owner Fined For Poultry Kills
In Walilits county court, a dog owner was ordered to pay for poultry killed by the dog. Mrs Tata Yelland sued, claiming the dog killed 70 broilers on May 16 1932 and 79 chicks earlier, seeking $79 actual and $100 punitive damages. The case resulted in a judgment of $50 in Shook's court and $47 actual plus $50 punitive in county court.
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W. A. Spere Dry
Tata Yelland
Ina
Yollanl
Ponce ‘Atin Tt
Shook
Former Texas U Professor Dead at 73
AUSTIN Jan. 1 The man who discovered potash in the Southwest basins Dr Johan August Ladder died yesterday at the age of 73. Known worldwide as an authority on mineral deposits he spent much of his career teaching at the University of Texas where he directed the bureau of economic geology and technology. He was a fellow of the Geological Society of America and author of several authoritative geological works.
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Austin
Jan
Johan August’ Ladder
University of Texaa
Bureau of
Rconomic Geology and Technology
Geological Society of America
Listerine touted as strong cold defense in ads
An advertisement asserts full strength Listerine reduces colds by 50 to 66 percent with twice daily gargling. It claims shorter, milder illnesses and cites Lancet endorsement. Warns it is not a substitute for doctors and urges routine use during travel and at home.
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Lambert Pharmacal ‘Co
St. Louis
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