Borah Declares No Support If Hoover Backed by Prohibition Platform
In Washington on June 21 Senator Borah denounced the Republican resubmission plank and said he would not back President Hoover if he stands on that platform. Borah urged a stronger anti prohibition stance and signaled no third party plan, focusing on stumping for Congress members instead.
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Pink Tableth helps stomach ulcers and gastritis
An Omaha publication advertises a non absorbable pink tablet treatment claimed to heal inflamed stomach lining. It promises quick relief from pain nausea and vomiting and notes improvements within ten days under the care of the Van Company in Omaha Nebraska.
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Ferguson Speaking Tour Promises Giant San Antonio Rally
Mrs Miriam A Ferguson and her husband James E Ferguson plan a campaign rally in San Antonio to push her gubernatorial bid. Maverick Park will host the event at 7 p m with an expected crowd around 15000. Leo Callan, campaign manager, says regional delegates will attend. Louis Schlesinger will preside. Tex Allebury and Mrs W W Wood will introduce Mrs Ferguson while John H Bickett Jr introduces Ferguson.
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Menjou's Son Charged With Murder In Auto Crash
Harold L. Menjou, 20, adopted son of actor Adolphe Menjou, held on $10,000 bond for murder and driving while intoxicated. He faces arraignment after a Beverly Hills crash that overturned his speeding car, injuring his 16 year old sweetheart Marjorie Gauthier as Motorcycle Officer Perry Jones pursued.
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Senate extends stock market probe funding amid hearings pause
Washington June 21 the senate approved without recorded vote a 50000 extension to fund the banking committee stock market inquiry through the present congress and set hearings for December Norbeck noted earlier hearings would not resume in summer while President Whitney of the New York slack exchange cited 25 million people who lost 50 billion dollars in 1929 Teapot Dome mentioned to downplay losses.
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Debaters Clash Over Eighteenth Amendment Repeal At Convention
Speakers weigh repeal and voter control as lawmakers clash over whether to submit repeal to the states. Borah argues for letting the people decide. Mills backs modification of the Eighteenth Amendment to curb evils while preserving prohibition. Brown supports a repeal submission with safeguards but rejects full repeal.
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Senator Norris hints at modified plan on liquor issue
Washington June 1 Senator Norris Republican Nebraska, a leading dry stalwart, says the United States must try a modified or compromise plan on liquor. He states he is not ready to back repeal or resubmission of the Eighteenth Amendment but has considered changes. Norris has long been viewed as irreconcilable on prohibition alongside Senator Shapard.
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