Women Voters Explain Choices For Hoover And Roosevelt
Universal service presents a series of statements by notable American voters on why they back Hoover or Roosevelt. Carrie Chapman Catt argues Hoover offers complete answers and restored confidence, while Virginia Gildersleeve supports Roosevelt for progressive leadership and opposing Republicans in power.
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Universal Service
Roosevelt
Hoover
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Classified notice for Big Sunday Light ad by Saturday
Until 6 o'clock Saturday alight your ad for the Big Sunday Light properly, with reference Dia F-12231.
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Panin
Dial Fannin
P.T.A. Sponsors Health Clinic at Lock Hill School
The Patent-Teachers Association at Lock Hill county school sponsors a clinic to give 125 pupils thorough physical examinations seeking early detection of disease. Dr W C Farmer leads a team including Mrs Frances Gayle nurse Drs O O Martin B Pritchett J Moore and G C Shoaf dentist with Mrs Victor Fredericks and Mrs Chris Canuteson aiding. Principal Gam A Young notes this is the second year of the program. Light Classified ad placement urged to locate work quickly.
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Lock Hill School
Fredericksburg Road
W. C. Farmer
Lucille Walfe
Frances Gayle
Georgia Sebring
Patent-Teacher Association
Lock Hill County
O. O. Martin
B. Pritchett
J. Moore
G. C. Shoaf
Victor Fredericks
P.T. A
Chris Canuteson
PT. A
Gam A. Young
Schol
Woman captive tells of six weeks with brutal bandits in Manchuria
Mrs. Kenneth Pawley and Charles Corkran, both British subjects, described to International News Service the torture and threats by Chinese bandits who held them for over six weeks at a hut camp in Newchang. They endured starvation, exposure, and constant fear of death, and spoke of a suicide pact to die together if torture occurred.
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Edward Hunter
International News Service
Newchang
Manchuria
Kenneth Pawley
Charles
Corkran
Pawley
Pel-Pa-Tlen
Japanese Launch New Campaign Against Chinese Bandits
NEWGCHANG Manchuria Oct 21 The Japanese army began a new drive against Chinese bandits starting from Tatan after freeing British subjects Mrs Kenneth Pawley and Charles Corkran who had been held for a month It was hoped Chief Fel Patten leader of the band with about 160 followers would be captured by the Japanese
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Newgchang
Manchuria
Tatan
Kenneth Pawley
Charles Corkfan
Fel Patten
Rails Drop First Time in Decade
New York October 21 For the first time in a decade standard steel rails are selling at a reduced price. Leading steel producers announced that to induce railroads to place long deferred orders they cut prices from 40 to 400 dollars per ton. Potential buying demand runs into hundreds of millions of dollars and industry expects lower rail prices will stimulate business.
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New York
Insull's Son Plans Trip to London
Samuel Insull Jr. said he would leave Paris today for London for up to two weeks and return to the United States in November. The announcement was issued this morning in the third person.
Cat Returns Home After 178 Mile Trek
LANKING Kan Ost 21 The cat that came back rested at Tracy Hand’s home after a 178 mile hike from Columbia Missouri. The cat was adopted by Hand for his brother Captain Harry Bond EF OTG in a tractor at Columbia. The animal arrived safely at its destination but disappeared the next day, finally reappearing at the Hand residence.
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Lanking
Kan
Tracy Hand
Columbia
Harry Bond
Columbis
Gonzales Man on Bond After Fatal Shooting
Gonzales, Oct. 21 Steve De dear was free on bond of 100 dollars after the fatal shooting Wednesday of Floyd Rowe at the De dear home in the Bebe section. De dear surrendered to officers following the shooting. The city prepares for winter hunger with 100 tons of sweet potatoes from municipal gardens to aid the destitute.
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Gonzales
Steve Dedear
Floyd Rowe
Dedear
Bebe
Dallas
Thia
TRWAL INJURY DANGERS ARE DocUSSED ST. LOUIS
Occupational diseases and trivial injuries threaten workers across 7000 occupations. Dr Carey P McCord warns gases vapors fumes dusts toxic liquids bacteria noises chemical and physical risks mount as industry advances. Dr Frederic A Besley advocates protecting physicians from unfair competition while aiding employers. Dr Horace J Whitaere notes health insurance support but fights contract practice evils.
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ST. Louis
American College of
Carey P. McCord
Cincinnati
McCord
Frederic A. Besley
Waukegan
Horace J. Whitaere
Tacoma
Wash
Medical Association
Henry Ford Frees Coupe For Mills From Chevy Star
In Washington October the treasury secretary Ogden Mills drove to work in a Ford coupe gifted by Henry Ford. The car bears a dealer tag and Ford’s pledge that it went to Mills from Ford, described as Brewster green. A medical expert spoke at a meeting about skin conditions and indelible dye effects. A Texas broadcast was announced for a later time.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ogden W. Milly
Treasury
Henry Ford
Brewster Green
Mills
Steel import under attack at steel workers convention
I W Thomsen, vice president of Stupp Brothers Bridge and Tron, told the American Institute of Steel Construction convention in Pittsburgh that 240000 American workers lost a week of work last year due to steel imports. He spoke before over 100 fabricators from across the country.
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Pittsburgh
I. W. Thomsen
American’ Institute of Stuel Construction
Thomsen
Stupp Brothers Bridge & Tron Company
St. Louis
Stes
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