Hoover Starts Time Time Westward Campaign Tour
President Hoover moved westward for the fifth time in a final campaign push. He plans a cross country trip ending at Palo Alto, California, on election day. In a Pacific Coast appeal he urges California Oregon and Washington voters to back him warning Democratic rule would ruin farms and forests. White House aides deny a Day change and release a telegram rebutting reports he shifted on prohibition since acceptance.
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Oregon
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Widow of T. R. on Stand With Hoover Talons
The widow of Theodore Roosevelt testified on behalf of Hoover asserting her position remained unchanged. The telegram replied to Edward C. Stokes of Trev ton New Jersey Republican campaign chair who claimed Hoover altered his prohibition views. Hoover’s acceptance speech proposed curing prohibition evils by letting states handle liquor with saloons not slowed to return. Hoover and wife left Washington for a West Coast swing with stops in Springfield, St. Louis, Madison, and St. Paul with further travel toward Palo Alto on election day.
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Rough weave crepe fashion note from 1940s trade sheet
The item describes an ultra rough weave crepe labeled ygeanoda priced at 194 yards, with inked material sample pressed on blotter and an exact pringle engraving WRN torr. It notes crepes becoming more important as production scales up hourly.
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Ruth Nichols Ground Loops in Transcontinental Flight
Ruth Nichols, famed aviatrix, escaped injury after her plane crashed on takeoff at Floyd Bennett Field while carrying campaign literature for President Hoover. The craft skidded 50 mph, ground looped, left wing buried. she cut the fuel switch as ambulances arrived and exited unhurt. She planned a non stop flight to the West Coast to beat Amelia Earhart's record.
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Democrats Name Transportation Chair for Election Day
Howard Dickens clerk of County Court at Lew No 7 was named chair of a transportation committee for the Democratic party. He asks Democrats with cars to contact him at the courthouse to provide about one hundred vehicles to carry returns to headquarters and handle party business on election day Tuesday.
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Boy's World Tour Closes at Home
Ross N McDiarmid, 14, whose adventuresome world tour ended in Cleveland, was brought to the hotel by his father John McDiarmid of Manitoba after police located him in Willoughby, 25 miles east, following a wide search.
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Jurors Consider New Trial Plea in Case Against Rev. Berrie
Pre trial proceedings in MUBROGER pass reveal defense testimony and witnesses aiming to prove jurors doubted the minister's guilt. The case concerns the murder charge over the death of his wife alleged to be poisoned.
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Iinois Officers Nabbed for Liquor
Four Minole officers, returning to Tennessee, were arrested by federal prohibition agents who said liquor was found in their auto. Fire Chief Metcalf of West University Place, Houston, fled toward Bryan with oxygen tanks and three tanks aboard. A New York City plan for a $91.5 million bond issue was arranged with Chase and the Nalin City for a 5.4 percent rate.
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Roosevelt Plans Swift New Jersey Stop Before Opera Speech
Roosevelt shifts final campaign plans with a hurried New Jersey excursion before a Metropolitan Opera house speech. He will cross the state line for brief Jersey City and Newark passes, greet crowds from the car, then speak tonight introduced by Owen D Young of General Electric.
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Academy of Music
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AL SMITH IN TROY PROMOTES ROOSEVELT VICTORY
Al Smith returned from a campaign stop in Troy New York urging Roosevelt Garner victory and criticizing Hoover for trying to scare the people He stated Americans would not fall into despair despite hard times and praised Roosevelt and Garner with backing from the crowd A separate Lexington Kentucky item reports milkman Jess Calico believing bulletproof vests should be standard gear after being shot at by mistake he was not seriously harmed through his coat and belt buckle
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Itching Skin Troubles and Emerald Oil Claim
A dubious medical ad promotes Emerald Oil as a simple remedy for itching skin. It urges readers to follow directions from Sommers Drug Stores and promises relief, using low quality language and questionable claims. The text includes misspellings and informal chatter about treatment safety.
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