Utah to go Democratic by wide margin in poll analysis
Washington dispatch notes Utah likely to back Democrats by about 37000, with Roosevelt leads varying by district. First district shows a 6 percent Roosevelt vote, second district about 1 percent, and county tallies in Salt Lake Weber and Utah counties indicate Roosevelt advantages ranging from 3,500 to 8,560. Adjacent rural counties also trend Roosevelt.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An ad style prompt praises Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless cough remedy, claiming fast relief and modern science backing. It includes friendly assurances about refunds if not satisfied and emphasizes easy intake and effectiveness for various illnesses.
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Straw Ballot Reveals Roosevelt Leads In Four Western States
Updated Hoover Roosevelt tabulations from the Ban Antopio Light show Roosevelt carrying most states for November 8. Nevada Arizona and New Mexico favor Roosevelt with 72 67 and 57 percent respectively in poll votes. Electoral prospects suggest Roosevelt advantage across the listed states.
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Cement Plant to Reopen After Shutdown in Hammond
Universal Atlas Cement company plant in Hammond Indiana will resume production today after a shutdown since April. The official announcement says 150 men will be recalled, with about half of the normal 1200 worker force expected to return. Many capable workers are offering their services in the local classified ads.
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Jury Pauses in Patterson Murder Trial Proceedings
Jury selection in the March 29 slaying of Fred Valez, charged against H. Patterson, began with defense motions to delay citing a missing witness Rudolph Artz. Investigator South found Artz in town after he had been omitted from the summons, and jurors had not yet qualified by noon.
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Fred Valez
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
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Oklahomea
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Walter Walthall Addresses Club at Luncheon
Walter Walthall, assistant to the president of the M. E. & T. lines, spoke on Transportation Problems before the San Antonio Far Engineers' club at a Southland cafe luncheon Tuesday noon. Ladon and Deloy Pinch represent the stab. Monday the trial was delayed pending federal court authority to bring Patterson, also held on a liquor charge, into the first met court to answer the slaying charge.
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Stab
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Sign on Gafe Prank Destroys Sign at Rio Grande Cafe
Police report says Vandale and Halloween merrymakers damaged an electric sign at 121 Soledad street and removed a front porch settee from Mrs W B Head at 1906 Olmos drive. Pranksters faced charges in connection with the incidents.
San Antonio High Schools Rank Second in Cadet Enrollment
Cadet corps enrollment figures for the corps area show San Antonio high schools second with 521 cadets, Dallas leading at 1526 and Fort Worth 463. St Marys University reports 140 cadets while Texas A M College leads senior units with 1442. Total area senior enrollment 6796 and junior 3415 with 1994 under section 55C.
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San Antonio
Crimmins to Speak on Long Canyon Route for San Antonio Society
Col. Martin L. Crimmins will address the Scientific Society of San Antonio at 8 16 p m Tuesday on a route through the Long Canyon of the Rio Grande The talk will be in the Brevens building 142 West Commerce Street on the second floor Slides from the canyon will be shown by Lt Cmdr Dick Young who accompanied Crimmins on the expedition
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