Leaders Map Aid Plan for Jobless
Washington Oct 23 Industrial and financial leaders meet in New York with Col Arthur Woods to craft a plan to create jobs for the idle and provide relief. President Hoover and Woods express confidence the vast unemployment program will speed relief as cabinet members discuss public building spending.
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Universal Service
Washington D.C
New York
Arthur Woods
Colonel Woods
Washington
United States Steel Corporalon
Rockefeller Foundation
Yich
Hoover
Hooter
Congress
Col
George Trams
Veterans Bureau
Jonel Woods
Connect Tis Commission
Ast Bippr
Teria Thomas Abiatauell
Rosyer
Best Medicine Ever Took Konjola Marketing Claim
An advertising pitch extols Konjola as the best medicine for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel ills plus rheumatism and nervousness. It touts a 32-ingredient formula and long testimonial from Me Hay Toler in San Antonio, with multiple city drugstores featuring the product and a traveling Konjola Man explaining benefits.
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Konjola
Konjula
Hay Toler
MT von Nene Street
San Antonio
Saya
Kopjola
Houston
Tecoya Atree
Mr. Toler
Gould
Resolu
Tosore
Hoover Woods Call for Patience in Unemployment Relief
President Hoover and Colonel Woods described the present mil itation as serious and lasting for weeks. Woods said industry cooperates but cannot place all unemployed to work "tomorrow" and urged patience while funds are pledged to prevent distress through winter.
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Hoover
Colonel Woods
Hoth
Missionary Capture Reported in China Release Follows
The American consul general in Hankow said missionary Lisa Berglic Evenson was captured by Communists on October 16 but has since been released. Information notes that Kristofer N. Tredi a Norwegian missionary worker with an American mission was taken prisoner along with Evenson by the same bandits reportedly holding Bert N. Nelson of Minneapolis. Neither Nelson nor Tredi have been released.
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Washington, D.C
Ort
Lisa Berglic T. Evenson
América
China
Et Hankow
Freck
Lockhart
State Department
Dassport
Angu
Isso
Patil
Wash
Cress
Kristofer N. Tredi
Miss Evensm
Bert N. Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Nelson
Trédb
First Lady Returns to Capital After Navy Princeton Game
The First Lady traveled back to Washington after the Navy versus Princeton game in Princeton. She could not stay due to a schedule with public business and a national oratorical contest. Attending with her were Bliss Janet Large and Mia Stark SteMfullin, White House aides, plus California visitors White Hovey Augst, and top officials Hurley, Admr. Adamy, and Davison.
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Washington
Navy
Princeton
Bere
Hoover
Bliss Janet Large
Mia
Stark SteMfullin
White Hovey Augst
California
Hurley
Adamy
Davison
Morrow Named Director of Hampton Institute Trust
Dwight W. Sorrow, former ambassador to Mexico and Republican senatorial nominee in New Jersey, will join the Hampton Institute board of trustees in Virginia. He fills the vacancy left by the death of Chief Justice William Howard Taft, and continues the institute’s standing as a leading Negro institution of learning.
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Washington
Dwight W. Sorrow
Mexico
New Jersey
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Morrow
Dustier Wiliam Howard Taft
Second Issue of Washington tabloid features General Hines interview
Washington published its second issue featuring General Frank T. Hines, chief of the division of veterans affairs, in a Republican sponsored political tabloid. It promotes a used car theater line with low prices and easy terms.
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Washington, D. C
Get
Washington
Republican National Committee
Frank T. Hines
Division of Veterns
Grn
Foilar
Trena
Asks to Be Jailed in Hot Weather
Paris report from October 20 describes M. Danval seeking jail as shelter on the first hot day. Police refused jail privileges without proof of merit, noting it is the first case of weather driving spontaneous confessions.
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Paris
Varmoe
Tudi
M. Danval
Pills Kill Dog? Child Survives Heading
Hartford City Indiana October 26 Inc Orville three was well after disposing of forty pills by heeklay then feeding the rest to a pet dog the dog died Hay but no horse Turner Oregon October 25 as soon as the last load of hogs was stored in Alches barn his horse dropped dead
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Hartford City
Ihd
Inc
Orville
Heklay
Turner
Ore
W. T. Alches
Five Planes Begin Coast to Coast Air Hop
Five planes from Transcontinental and Western Air met at the midway point in Kansas City for a coast to coast passenger and air mail service test. Two planes hailed from Los Angeles and three from New York with two air mail carriers among the nine passengers aboard. Maj. Clarence Young and P. Wadsworth, officials from the air mail and postoffice departments, accompanied the flight group.
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Kansas City
Transcontinental and Wester Air, Inc
Air Mail Serrice
New York
Los Angeles
Twer Air
Municipal
Will Lin Ao
Clarence Young
Ceronautics
P. Wadsworth
Air Inl
Postoffice Department
Waiter in Revenge Ingests Poison in Soup
In Tiuka village near OLMUETZ a waiter sought revenge for a reprimand at his employer's restaurant by poisoning soup. The incident followed by a tense confrontation as law enforcement intervened and the suspect faced consequences. Two planes of a new air service in the area were noted this morning.
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Olmuetz
Czechoslovakia
Tiuka
Ang Tie Resturant Guede
Athletic Group at Our Lady of Lake Elects Officers
Our Lady of the Lake college athletic group elects officers led by Kee Miller Kay Bein as president of the high endowed division. Officers include Mertha Ferpu chon vice president Mary Catherine Daoleand secretary Teli Tiebert treasurer Madeline Smith registrar and Werriett Pattee geopeantate impe. Captains listed Doris arghin baseball Mary Fillen Kolles basketball Elizabeth Gwit soccer Belly Tinebury track Toinee Lowe tennis Jud Haralton swimming.
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Kee Miller Kay Bein
Our Lady of the Lake College
Mallie Gentle
Npanner
Mertha Ferpuchon
Mary Catherine Daoleand
Teli Tiebert
Treacurer
Madeline Smith
Renarier
Werriett Pattee
Geopeantate Im
Doris Arghin
Mary Fillen Kolles
Elizabeth Gwit
Belly Tinebury
Toinee Lowe
Jud Haralton
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Ak. Tong
Marquladt
Our Lady of Lake
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Andre Bruck Weiss
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Smartcat Millinery
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