Ford Advice 10 Employed Ford Advice 10 Employed
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford urged employees to vote for Herbert Hoover triggering Democratic criticism. Governor candidate Wain Camstock denounced coercion claims, while Alfred Debo and Horatio Abbott called the move an attempt to influence workers. Akron plant heads denied intimidation and political propaganda inside factories.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Ford
Michigen
Alfred Debo
Democratic State Central Committee
Horatio J. Abbott
Akron
Ohio
Virgil E. Rogers
Fourteenth
Hoover
T. G. Graham
Goodrich Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear
Firestone
Home cough remedy promises quick relief
A damaged ad describes a home cough remedy mixed from a famous old recipe. It claims rapid relief without cooking, using a prepared base and sugar to make a pint bottle. The copy touts strong healing effects and a money back guarantee, with mention of druggist purchase and purity.
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Milliune
Moma
Pires
Foy
Kore
Vince
Paul
Miscelane Classified Ad Offers Furnishings for Winter
Read through the light classifed ads to find affordable furniture and equipment. Abundant items are offered at pleasing prices to help make homes comfortable for winter. See classification A9 for details.
Stimson blasts Roosevelt over panic measures in New York speech
In New York on October 18 Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson urged re election of President Hoover. He praised wartime financial measures as unprecedented in scope and said the panic ceased due to these actions. He attacked Roosevelt for a criticized speech about Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds and challenged both Roosevelt and Speaker Garner to state their positions on the soldier bonus.
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New York
Henry L. Stimson
Clab
Roosevelt
Canada Medical Reforms Discussed at Doctors Meet
At the twenty second clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons in St Louis on October 19 Dr Alexander R Munroe of the University of Alberta described Alberta reforms to its Medical Act of 1926. He noted removal of the term specialist and creation of a committee to evaluate applicants.
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ST. Louis
TNS
Alberta
Canada
Alexander R. Munroe
University of Alberta
American College of Surgeant
Munroe
Solon Denies G O P Labor Bill Claims
Cleveland dispatch reports Solon denies G O P claims that the Norris and Distinction Bill, a measure protecting certain groups, was supported by the White House. He said administration forces opposed it for three reasons and that the president did not approve it, noting it stalled in the House and was eventually defeated by a large margin.
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Cleveland
Hoo- Sur
George Ww. Norens
Memorial Program for Wilson Slated
Washington DC October 1 memorial program announced for Wilson and Woodrow Wilson at the Wander Ington cathedral. Bishop James FR. Preeman will lead Armistice day ceremonies for soldiers. War minister orders large relief supplies amid crisis as fishermen face shortages.
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Washington, D.C
Wander
Pollus
Menjou to Seek Divorce Amid Amicable Split
Hollywood October report states screen star Adolphe Menjou and wife Kathryn Carver plan divorce soon after her nervous breakdown. Attorney Milton Cohen says a property settlement is being arranged and the separation is amicable. The couple wed in Paris in May 1928.
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Adolphe Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Hollywood
Miton Cohen
Permit Asked to Abandon Rail Line
Washington report states that Texas and Gulf and the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe rail roads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon a 21 mile branch between Gary and Grigsby Texas, saying the line operates at a loss. The commission examiners also recommended favorable action on the San Antonio Southern railroad abandonment of a nine mile segment from Tourdanton to Christine.
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Washington, D. C
Gary
Grigsby
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas and Gulf
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe
San Antonio Southern Railroad
Tourdanton
Christine
Texas Makes Strong Bid for Governorship in 1920s Texas race
Fort Worth coverage outlines a crowded race for Texas governor. Orville Bullington the Republican nominee urges Democrats to ignore the Democratic pledge, while Governor Ferguson allies fight to mobilize votes. George W. Armstrong, independent candidate, accuses Bullington and GOP financiers of trying to control Texas government with railroad support. Ferguson plans more speeches, Roosevelt Garner ticket dominates Democratic talk. Armstrong challenges Bullington to a debate amid a charged political climate.
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Repubcat
Orville Bullington
Runtsville
State Supreme Court
Democratic State Expensive Committee
Dallas
R. §. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Y Dry Group
League of anti-Ferguson Democrats
Ultra Doys
Herbert Hoover
George W. Armstrong
Fort. Worth
Thomas B. Love
Cato Sella
Fort, Worth
Alvin
Moody
Houston
R. B. Creager
Browneville
Republian
National
Bullington
Huntovie
San Antonio
Tarhan
Pat Ne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Fort Worth
Ort
Roosevelt-Garner-Bullington Club
Republican
Bur
Amstrong
Curtis Praises Republican Tariff Platform in Kansas
Vice President Charles Curtis continued his campaign tour in Kansas after a Newark address arguing Republican protective tariffs shield farmers from substitutes and boost farm protection, while attacking Democratic plans for a revenue based tariff that he says fails to protect any farmer.
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Curtis
Denver
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Democrats allege GOP used postmen in whispering campaign
A Chicago report says the Democratic county headquarters charged mail carriers were used to gather information for the Republican national committee and to drive key industries toward supporting the Republican ticket.
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G.O.P
Chicago
Democratic Party
Republican National Committee
Births at Chestnut Hill Hospital Ignite Family Ties
In Philadelphia on October 9 a baby arrived at Chestnut Hill hospital followed days later by another birth to Mrs. Theodore Challes aged 20. The same hospital also reports a birth to Mrs. Charles K. Fadeliffe on October 15. Classified ads advertise daily furniture bargains in the Light Classified section.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Theodore Challes
Mis. Chatioa
Nurita Pain Relief Promise for Aching Legs Ad
An advertisement touts Nurita as a fast acting remedy for chronic leg pain from conditions like Heratica Neweltia Lumbogo Rhanmatise and related aches. The copy claims quick relief, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to ask their druggist for Nurita today.
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Nurito
Nurita
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