Striking Stage Hands Threaten Wider Theater Walkout
Stage hands and electricians at the Texas and Majestic theaters struck over pay, awaiting national union guidance. Only fourteen workers affected. both venues stayed open with programs running. Musicians and operators may join later if talks fail, as negotiations continue over weekly pay and contract terms.
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Highway bids to be opened for five counties
State highway commission will open bids at its regular Oct. 15 meeting for five county projects. Aggregate estimated cost around $600,000. Projects include grading and drainage on 9.62 miles by Comand Construction, grading and drainage on 8.21 miles by Willsey, concrete paving on a section of 1-50 from Panhanle to 306-57 with caliche base, and 14.72 miles on state highway 117 by Mutchingon County line.
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Has Liquor Gets 6 Months
In Fort Muskogee Oklahoma a man named J B Nabors of Ardmore was sentenced to six months in jail after being found with whiskey in his possession. He cited his wife's delicate health as a reason for leniency while a judge emphasized enforcing the prohibition law.
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Hoover Trend Seen Behind Nation
Political analyst C. N. Wheeler reports a nationwide Verald and Hearst poll showing Hoover leading in most of fourteen key states, with New York and Missouri lagging. The article compares current results to the September 18 poll and notes shifts toward Hoover in Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin and other battlegrounds.
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Southern Tour Opens With Big Welcome For Hoover Nominee
The tour through Elizabethan and nearby towns drew thousands from North Carolina Kentucky Georgia Tennessee and Florida as voters greeted the Republican nominee. He praised the tariff protection farm aids and Good Roads program while pledging to build farmer controlled stabilization bodies and enforce prohibition amid a rain soaked grandstand reception.
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Politics and policy themes in 1930s campaign speech excerpts
A fragmented set of lines discusses Arkansas and Louisiana polls, Democratic gains, flood control authorizations for the Mississippi basin, and boosts to domestic production and foreign trade. It also covers the merchant marine, war veterans, justice reform, civil service merit, equal opportunity, and restraint on federal business involvement.
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Jacinto Loyola Faces Squad in San Luis Potosi
Mexican dispatches report Jacinto Loyola an engineer executed by federal troops at Sin Enix Potosi amid clashes with religious rebels. The same advices note executions of Pruwdenyig Zoya and five others, with Kamireg brothers and Miguel Arias also cited in related actions near Guadalsara.
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Bee Poison Cure Emerges In Rheumatism Treatment
A report from Vienna claims synthetic bee venom injected into the bloodstream cures rheumatism and advanced arthritis. Professors Sleagser and Dr Whassthbrenner report the drug mimics natural bee poison but is less toxic and shows excellent results in trials with 120 subjects.
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Banker Resting After Operation At New York Fed
Benjamin Birmin g, governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, was reported resting easily after an operation performed earlier in the day. The report notes his condition following the procedure and does not indicate complications.
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Former Klangmen in Campaign Blame Religious Grounds
In New York Oct 6 Senator Harry I Hawes Missouri director of the St Louis regional headquarters charged that opposition to Governor Alfred E Smith is organized on religious grounds. He told National Committee Chairman James J Raskob that Democrats will carry five of eight states in his jurisdiction Missouri Illinois Oklahoma Kentucky Tennessee. He noted resignations in Oklahoma Kentucky and claimed the Smith campaign faced a dangerous factional split within the party. He urged prompt aid to improve Democratic fortunes in Kentucky while denouncing Hoover for alleged control of Mississippi aid efforts.
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