Hoover to write speeches for long trip to Latin America
Stanford Cal Nov 13 UP Herbert Hoover plans to speak as a plenipotentiary of peace during a six month Latin American tour. The President elect will deliver addresses in Corinto Nicaragua and other ports after the battleship Armyland departs San Pedro. The talks aim to outline his administration’s policy toward the region following recent Nicaragua events and the Marines landing.
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Niccrngna
Afmyland
San Pedro
Carinia
Diaz
Cinzon American Republic
United States
Nicaraga
Corinta
Believes His Own Mother of Sciatica Search Ends
An old patient reports relief from sciatica after using Nur mediator. The ad claims dramatic, immediate relief without narcotics or opiates and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product with a supposed guarantee.
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New York
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Nurme
Will Rogers on Hoover aides and South America trip
In New York on November 15 Ambassador Fletcher and Rogers discuss Hoover’s potential aides and a South American trip. Rogers jokes he could handle unimportant events and act as luncheon speaker while praising trained dinner speakers, noting he would be useful but stay in the background.
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New York
Ambassador Fletcher
Rane
Hoover
South America
Will Rogers
McNavent Syndicate
Hoover plans 24 hour caps in coast voyage tour
President elect to visit Balboa Canal Peru and Valmuy Lemdeu er as Colombia Keuntier and Bolivia press for inclusion. San tiago Chile likely his only potential stop. Hoover travels with son Allap and aides including Henry DP Bletcher Armecenn ambassador George Akerson and Augustine Beauregard. He will also triple mail staff in Palo Alto before leaving for San Privo.
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Chile
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Allap
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Armecenn
Rome
Winter Department
George Akerson
Sloover
George Bure Baker
New York
Yersonal
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Fouverling
Alto
San Privo
Palo Ano
Geot-Lye
C. C. Young
California
Senatae Samdel M. Shortridge
Menlo Park
Moover
Ask Quarters for Teachers Council Sets Plan
The San Antonio Leaders' council aims for permanent quarters over the next three months. A revised schedule calls for monthly business meetings and three general sessions. Rush Caldwell of Dallas sought the presidency of the Texas State Teachers Association, but SA was not supportive as it hosts the annual convention at month’s end.
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Communist Fort Falls After Two Day Battle Near Contnn
A Telegraph dispatch from Hong Kong reports the Communist stronghold of Shekkong, twelve miles east of Contnn, fell after two days of fighting. Communist forces retreated to Choingol where they were finally beaten in a battle that killed hundreds and left more than 200 prisoners. The Canton government has led a campaign against Communists since gaining power last December.
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Hongkong Tong
Shekkong
Contnn
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Nower
One Million Peach Trees Ordered to Die in Georgia
Macon Georgia November 15 The Georgia Peach Growers exchange has pronounced a sentence of death on one million peach trees due to disease. State and federal agriculture departments will be asked to aid in the destruction of the diseased trees.
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Georgia Peach Growers’ Exchange
Departments of Agriculture
King of Pacific's Runners Caught
YANCOTV UG Nov Lo Fi-Toe Parente, known as king of ram ruuera of the Pacific coast, is wanted in San Andreco where he was sentenced to two years for violating the prohibition law. He was treated here last night. Tarenia appealed the sentence and was released on a $60,000 bond.
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Pacific Coast
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Tarenia
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