ATI Straw Polls Compare States in Early Returns
New York October 21 1928 Roosevelt leads Hoover by over two to one in first 48 states. Pre election canvass shows Roosevelt 347 446 Hoover 973 367 on 2 817 185 ballots. Roosevelt carries seven states while Hoover wins rest. Hearst poll gives Roosevelt 360 electoral votes to Hoover 181 with several states in Hoover column. Digest analysis shows Roosevelt near 49 percent Democratic share. New York and New Jersey tight. Massachusetts favors Hoover.
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Hollywood Stabbing Mystery Veers Amid Witness Held
Police pursue knife ownership questions after film extra Doris Wheelock is stabbed and Cheries Morton is held as a material witness. J H Werber notes a pearl-handled knife found at Morton’s apartment could not cause the wound, while Morton’s knife appears insufficiently sharp.
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Yale scientist reports cough cure from new treatment
New Haven report highlights a Yale University scientist presenting a new whooping cough treatment. The method claims to prevent pneumonia and reduce coughing quickly, with early testing among children and adults in the study.
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Pickets Withdraw From Major Front Barracks Bid Drawn
In Shreveport Louisiana on October 21 4 Worshim Brothers of Knoxville Tennessee submitted the lowest bid to build two barracks at Baysdale field as part of emergency army construction. The two three unit buildings will house 530 men with 200 in one and 330 in the other. In Saint Paul Minnesota Ferm Pickets were withdrawn from a major front in the Twin Cities area though activity continued elsewhere near Stillwater and Forest Lake at a meeting called by Tom Surtis.
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Market oddities at Boone as farmers haggle over spuds
In Boone on October 21 Fermer Hall offered potatoes at 35 cents a bushel with no takers while Carl Dorman accused an opossum of kidnapping a pig. Sam B. Jordan and Henry Hall debated a trade of bull yearling for two bushels of Dolatoes, with no clear offers reported.
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Race Becomes Battle of Gornbelt In Presidential Race
Cole E Morgan reports a corn belt battle as Roosevelt challenges Hoover across Iowa Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas with Missouri and Wisconsin leaning Democratic. Kansas tilts Hoover Curtis while Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas show Roosevelt edges. Wisconsin shifts with La Follette support and Kansas remains Hoover favorable. The survey is based on a nationwide postcard poll coordinated with Hearst papers.
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It Looks Like Open Season on Turkeys
Chicago observers warn of a year round peril for turkeys as big crops and falling prices push the bird toward greater availability at Thanksgiving and beyond. Prices in Chicago range around 25 to 29 cents a pound, signaling a tight market for producers and retailers.
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Has Goodness Gone out of Style in America
A reader comments on editorials by Fennie Horst and Histe Robinson about conformity in American dress and behavior. The letter laments loss of individuality and mirrors the paper’s recent discussion on standardization and public attitudes.
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Nation Faces Crucial Time Demand for Honest Leadership
A civic appeal by B. T. Hankins calls citizens to vote, warning of economic madness and unemployment as the nation faces a critical period. He urges sane thinking, courageous leaders across local state and national government and urges responsibility to rally to the flag and vote.
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Hoover Record Flayed by Garner in Chicago Speech
Washington DC October Garner attacked President Hoover saying he must explain why promises are unkept and defend his record on unemployment and distress. He cited Hoover 1926 Newark statement and urged a clear answer rather than apologies.
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Nye Brothers Celebrate Seventieth Birthday in Cambridge
Anthony Nye and Alfred Nye marked their seventy fifth birthday yesterday in Cambridge Oak Hi. Alfred retired from farming but remains active in the family business while his brother continues in the drugstore, selling pills.
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