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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
4
Curtis rests in home town Topeka after the 1920 campaign as Charles Curtis prepares to return to Senate duties. He closed his campaign in a city auditorium before supporters, resuming routine by taking a full day’s rest.
In Worcester Massachusetts on November 6 police faced a violent Republican parade disturbance. A officer was knocked unconscious, a nun was harmed, and 10,000 marchers faced missiles and eggs as gangs clashed with authorities. The melee spread through Meadows district as reinforcements struggled to restore order.
An article notes that tooth decay and infected gums arise from acids in the mouth. It promotes Squibb's Dental Cream, containing Milk of Magnesia, to neutralize acids, protect teeth after brushing, and relieve sensitive teeth and sore gums. It urges regular dental visits.
A cables report from Brigadier General Frank T. R. McCoy notes two Nicaraguan newspapers, the Liberal La Prensa and the Conservative paper, praised US oversight of the elections. Early returns show Liberal candidate Jose Marin Muncada leading Conservative Adolf Tuard by 18,000 votes in 162 of 442 precincts, amid claims the vote was honest and tranquil. The newspapers declare the United States vindicated before the world.
Mrs. M. Fitch of 709 12 South Blazes atreet reports her daughter listed as Manehha sche blonde missing since Sunday. The girl, about 15, wore a blue hat a hive suit and a gray coat when she left home.
Nov report states six or seven inmates escaped from the Denton county jail by sawing bars and climbing to ground with knotted blankets, with authorities uncertain of exact count and ongoing manhunt spanning the area.
Thirty years ago a local firm chose Alamo National Bank for its partnership approach and ongoing service. The bank has grown with the firm, offering counsel, courtesy, and protection of credit while welcoming new accounts and stressing dedicated commercial banking services.
International News Service reports Herbert Hoover in Palo Alto, voting at Stanford Union precinct while family votes at home. Hoover spends election day quietly in garden and library, awaiting presidential verdict in a setting described as calm and routine. The piece traces Hoover's long ties to Palo Alto and calls the day a calm, orderly chapter in a career of public service.
A total of 64 ballots were prepared by the clerk of the county commissioner's court for absentee voting. They were sent by representative and special delivery mail to election officials in Tioxar County where the absent voters reside, with delivery expected by noon Wednesday to be counted.
Reports from Gantania Sicily describe lava streams from Mount Inix flowing down to the town as residents flee. Officials estimate around 5,000 homeless with many villages deserted and warnings of further life losses.
The article notes Tirana's electrification with electricity supplied from a regional source, marking a milestone for Albania’s capital. It describes the urban change as bringing modern utilities to the city, aligning with Eastern Europe’s general development trend.
Report from Fort Worth dated October describes a crowded municipal hall event for Herbert Hoover that was broken up when attendees claimed stink bombs were dropped. Authorities, including J A Buford and W W Chancellor, mobilized police to restore order as the scene shifted to other cities for continued campaigning.
The presidential nominee spoke of confidence in winning the Democratic nomination. He planned a campaign finale at his home with Mrs. Robinson, signaling a tour of thirty states and a return to a home gathering to close the event.
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