Hoover Me OME tECH campaign swing outlined
President Hoover hurried to finish a Detroit address before a three city westward campaign. White House aides said he may speak in Detroit tomorrow night on the soldiers bonus as his Pittsburgh rival discussed the issue. Mills and Roosevelt plans were noted, with potential appearances in Boston Newark and Philadelphia and a Madison Square Garden speech possible October 31 or November 1.
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Washington, D. C
Detroit
Hoover
White House
West Visa
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Mills
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Boston
Newark
Philadelphia
New York
Madison Square Garden
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week Ad
Mes. Brtly Tuedecke of Daylon touts Kruschen weight loss claiming she shed ten pounds in seven days. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast to burn fat safely. It notes a four week supply costs little and offers a money back guarantee with numerous imitators warned.
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Tuedecke
Daylon
Measuring Rod Of Investments
Measuring Rod Of Investments explains investing to protect principal while earning income. It cites PA1930-1932 performance and 9 percent plans from Hearst shares, claiming quarterly dividends and large employee ownership. Inquiries presented for Wise 9% Thyitt Plan and purchase of shares.
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Royal Hearst
Ihig Ar
Available at $400 Per Share Monthly Notice
Fragmented notice appears to announce monthly availability or pricing at four hundred dollars per share. Names and exact entities are unreadable, but references to financial terms and monthly access imply a stock or investment offer with missing details.
Raskab Gives $25,000 To Campaign
New York October 1 08 Urs John J Raskeb chief financier of former Gov Al Smith's 1928 presidential bid today donated twenty five thousand dollars to Governor Roosevelt's campaign and pledged full support to the national ticket. He also noted he is owed a large sum by the Smith committee but urged focusing on electing candidates first.
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New York
John J. Raskeb
al Smith
Roosevelt
Raskeb
Democratic Committee
Go Fiona
Smith
Doak Denies Norris On Richberg Testimony
Washington October 21 Secretary Doak rejected Norris assertion that Donald Richberg told the truth in a Nebraska nomination dispute. Doak released an affidavit Norris filed in 1990 and questioned Norris claim of party affiliation, labeling Norris statement as false and a poor character indicator.
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Washington, D.C
Norris
Doak
Donald Richberg
Norrs
Roosevelt
Richberg
Mailway
Cook
Excessive Taxes Blamed by Editor for Business Drop
Col. Robert R. McCormick, editor of the Chicago Tribune, told the Ohio chamber of commerce convention that excessive taxation has caused an economic downturn. He warned that property ownership has become a liability, hindering industry from saving and expanding capital, risking large unemployment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Car Ferry Service to Cuba Approved by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the Florida East Coast Bail Rey company plan to start car ferry service from New Orleans to Havana, despite protests from the Over-Seas Railways precursor of Seatrain Inc, which runs a ferry between New Orleans and Havana and now to New York.
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Cuba
Washington, D. C
Florida East Coast
Bail- Rey Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Havana
Over-Seaz Railways, Inc
Seatrain, Inc
New York
Baker Denounces GOP Policies in Roosevelt Campaign
Cleveland October 21 former secretary of war Baker spoke at a Roosevelt campaign stop denouncing Republican policies of the past 12 years and urging change He said he doubts any Republican administration can implement the needed reforms before the nation advances.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sterling Wearing Bullington Button on Governor Campaign
AUSTIN Oct 24 Governor J S Sterling wore Bullington button on his lapel today. Origin Bulling one of Wichita Falls is the Republican candidate for governor. Sterling was defeated for the Democratic nomination for a second term by Miriam A Ferguson Texas first and only woman governor in 428.
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Austin
J. S. Sterling
OriiNin Bulling
Wichita Falls
Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Bullington
Armstrong
Tyler
Ferguson
Tom Funter
Wife of College President Dies in Oklahoma City
Mrs. Winifred Antrim wife of Dr Eugene M Antrim president of Oklahoma City University died here today after a long illness The body will be taken to Denver for burial.
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Oklahoma City
Winifred Antrim
Eugene M. Antrim
Hoklahoma City University
Denver
Ferguson and Bullington Campaign Across Texas
In a brisk party battle, Mrs Miriam A Ferguson and husband James E Ferguson launch a platform push from San Antonio. Maury Hughes signals strong party backing as opponents Orville Bullington and George W Armstrong tour East and West Texas urging tax cuts, job creation, and policy shifts.
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San Antonio
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Bullington
General Revenue Fund
Highway Department
Sour Lake
Liberty
Dayton
Goose Creek
Alvin
Galveston
West Texas
Democrats Strengthen Campaign Effort in Bexar County
A special meeting of the Thirty-Fifth District executive committee in Bexar County authorized John Weber to lead a broad campaign push toward the November general election. New committees were named including Lola Lawrence as co-chair, Dr. Mary King Robbie heading the women’s workers, and Judge R W B Terrell on the speakers panel. Aimed at uniting factions for the Roosevelt-Garner effort, the gathering approved precinct clubs, medallion fund sales, and a large eve-of-election rally, while cautioning against unauthorized fund solicitation.
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Bexar County
Thirty-fernth District Court
John’. Weber
Weber
G O. Brown
Lola Lawrence
Mary ‘King Robbie
Women’s , Workers
R. 'W. B. ‘Terrell
Frank C. Davis
Finley Cox
Roosevelt-Garner Clubs
J R. Glore
Miriam’ A
Precinct Cluby
Ducks set unusual egg production record in Ozarks
In Springfield Missouri on October 21 J J Foard a vocational agriculture instructor reports two ducks at Willow Springs in the Ozarks laid A7 eggs each in 276 days breaking the former 365 day record for multiple fowl types This item highlights local agricultural achievement and features a named educator and location.
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Springfield
Willow Springs
Ozarks
J. J. Foard
Bayer Aspirin Promises Fast Pain Relief Across Ailments
Advert explains Bayer Aspirin dissolves instantly to ease neuralgia neuritis and rheumatic pain within minutes. It urges buyers to look for Genuine Bayer on boxes or bottles and the Bayer cross on the tablet, warning that Genuine Bayer Aspirin cannot harm the heart.
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BAYER
Albie Booth Signals Mix Up Ends in Wrong Town
Former Yale football star Albie Booth, enlisted as a Republican campaign speaker, spoke in Middletown New York by mistake while expected in Middletown Connecticut. A muted reception and delayed rally left Republicans puzzled as spellbinders kept the Connecticut event waiting until 2 am.
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New York
Albie Booth
Yale
Gene Tungey
Booth
Middletowne
N. Y
Epesk
Middletown
Conn
Alble
Norman Admits Bank Low Mood Too Big to Solve
London October 21 Norman Montagu Norman governor of the Bank of England confessed that solving the economic low mood is too large a problem for him saying the difficulties are vast in a rare speech before bankers. Camden New Jersey October 21 traffic cops face cold winter as electric heaters are removed from traffic booths as an economy measure raising discomfort for patrolling officers.
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Norman
London
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Camden
N. J
Rhode Island GOP Predicted to Support Hoover
Rhode Island Republican state chairmen telegrammed Senator Felix Hebert predicting Rhode Island would give its four electoral votes to President Hoover in the Eastern campaign. In Texas, a fire destroyed the George W. Burdett ranch stables near San Marcos early today, but the mounts were freed with no injuries reported.
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R.I
Hoover
New York
C. Wiliam
Pelkey
Rhode, Island
Felix Hebert
Eastern
Ecampaign
Rhode Island
San Marcos
George W. Burdett
Roosevelt blamed for campaign distortions by Mills
Secretary Mills alleges a Democratic campaign plan to cast doubt on the national government's credit. He responds to Governor Roosevelt's Pittsburgh speech with a formal statement asserting distortions and inaccuracies in Roosevelt's remarks. The White House aide quotes Mills insisting the American people will draw their own conclusions from the alleged misstatements.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Mills
Pittsburgh
Treasury
Pittsburg
Triplet winter squash seen by long time gardener
WaeKrenburg New Jersey Oct 21 Fred W King 82 says a triplet winter squash has unusually large stems and three perfectly formed heads. He notes each triplet is complete though slightly smaller than normal.
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Waekrensburg
Fred W. King
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