Robber Given 99 Year Term After Second Station Raid
Dallas report notes Bob Gardner pled guilty to a second robbery near the first filling station and received a ninety nine year sentence. The case follows an earlier conviction for the initial station robbery, reflecting a harsh combined punishment.
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Hoover Would Keep Soviet Recognition
Washington reports say the Harding-era policy of delaying recognition of the Soviet Union remains. The Republican nominee’s allies say he opposes formal recognition until Russia establishes a government that guarantees safe life and meets all outstanding debts, allowing normal commerce with the world.
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No poll taken in Arkansas and Louisiana in 2050 race
Electoral votes conceded to Democrats by Republican leaders as figures show no polling in Arkansas and Louisiana. The data list extensive numeric hashes and names, with results to date indicating a split between candidates Hoover and Smith across popular and electoral tallies.
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Women Leading Anti Smith Revolt Shifts in Hoover Poll
Chicago October report shows women voters in the South and border states favoring Hoover over Smith in key areas. Alabama Georgia and Virginia display strong female support while many states trend toward Smith, with a notable shift in Virginia potentially altering electoral dynamics. The surge among women centers on opposition to Smiths platform and the demon rum issue cited by observers.
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Hoover Adviser Sees Firm Policy on Russia if Elected
The article reports Hoover supporters stressing continuity in Russia policy, with advisers asserting no shift toward recognition. It notes rumors Borah might push for recognition, but Borah’s allies say Hoover’s close confidant Sanver does not share Borah’s Russia stance.
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Smith Confident as Campaign Push Nears Philadelphia
New York October report says Democratic nominee Al Smith grows confident as phase one of his Atlantic seaboard tour ends. He rests in New York before travel to Philadelphia for a reception and parade in the Republican stronghold. Norris of Nebraska endorses Smith, boosting hopes in Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. Smith plans events in Philadelphia and a hotel conference with national leaders.
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Simple remedy for stomach trouble promises quick relief
An old column endorses dietary caution and over the counter aids. It recommends avoiding starvation and artificial diets, then taking four tablets of Dimylated Mineresia after meals to relieve acidity and support digestion. A trial of Turaated Mneneata tablets is suggested.
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