Polls foretell tight race as October dawns on campaign
Archibald M Grossep y cites Crassles Pail director Crossley as he lays out a dramatic shift in voter doubt. He notes Roosevelt and Taft faces in key states like New York and Ohio, with electoral votes teetering and margins shrinking to near certainty by election day.
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Archibald M
Grossepy
New York
Cresley
Arta
Doalt
Ishow Ng Seng
Roosevelt Colin
Landen
New Rety
Asan Ciliness
Tannion
Roosevelt
Actuel
Totay
Jaller
Nut Gatherers in New Mexico Search Continues
Two search parties renewed the next morning for three missing nut gatherers in New Mexico after a storm. Forest Service official C Afzson said one hunter Jose Shira may have been swept away in a flood caused by a landslide. Other crews doubted the fate of Facunda Romero aged 60 and his son Metro 13 near Santa Fe as rain and debris hampered efforts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bent
New Mexico
Facunda
Romero
Metro
Santa Fe
Arthur Loew Weds Former Secretary in New York
Arthur M. Loew, a son of theater magnate Loew, married former secretary Melist Grinill in New York. The ceremony was revealed amid references to past marriages and court matters involving linked figures and business ties, with subsequent reports noting settlements and disputes in related legal actions.
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Arthur Loew
New York
Arthur M. Loew
Toew Theater
Gales
Brandy
Two Hurt as Gas Explosion Hits Ardmore Bank
Firemen halted spread of a pair of explosions within a 15 yard span near the Exchange National Bank on Mary Street late yesterday. The blast damaged the bank interior and a vacant storefront, injuring six people.
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Ardmore
Okla
Exchange Natonal Bank
Mary Street
G Man Chief Is Centennial Guest
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and other officials were named guests of honor at the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas as part of the International Association of Identification convention. Attendance yesterday reached about one thousand.
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Dallas
Edwar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
International Association of Identifcation
Texas
Ewich Fete Day Observed at Temple Beth-El
The first day of the festival of Tab lernacles known as Buc coth will be observed at Temple Beth-Et at 2 p m Wednesday and 10 30 a m Thursday. The eight day holiday recalls biblical harvest gathering and Israel’s desert wanderings. An outdoor service is set for 5 p m Wednesday with a children’s harvest procession and offerings. Explanations will be given by Herbert Jacobson Harold Saslavsky Rosa Mae Arneder and Shirley Goldstein. Raoul Ephraim Frisch will discuss the historical setting at 10 30 a m Thursday as the temple choir performs suitable music.
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Temple Beth-Et Ab & P. m
Israel
Beth-E
Zebltve
Herbert Jacobson
Harold Saslavsky
Rosa Mae Arneder
Shirley Goldstein
Raoul Ephraim Frisch
Temple Beth-El
Temple Choir
CALVIN R. BIARNES UR ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
The column lists arrivals and local figures such as CALVIN R. BIARNES UR newly in New York aboard Cunard and mentions friends and associates across Texas and San Antonio including ANNA HELD in 1910 San Antonio opera, GERALD RICE attorney, HILLARD HIGHTOWER in theater, and JAMES McCOLLUM MAC Burnett named U S district attorney candidate.
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Calvin R. Biarnes UR
New York
Cunard
Georgie
Omar Bocler
Chrisiun
Ilsie Jane Allison
AlsUih
James McCollum
Mac'y Burnett
U. S
Texas
Baw Hesseeth
Tommy Cobbs
Big Sunday Light Ad Customers in San Antonio
Over 50,000 San Antonians weekly buy The Big Sunday Light, driving strong results for Want Ads. Call P-1231 to reach ad writers.
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San Antoniana
Dial
Peek Behind Landon Cause Attacks Roosevelt in Radio
George N. Peek, former Agricultural Adjustment head, assails Roosevelt in a radio broadcast backing Governor Landon. He accuses the New Deal of blocking farm sales abroad and urges support for Landon, calling him a man who keeps promises, while criticizing reciprocal arms pacts.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Agricultural Adjustment Weeninistentor
Deal’ Sexport-Import Bank
Landon
Kansas
Fox
Roosevelt
Peek
Republican Party
Fesk
Tandon
Three Children Missing After Beating Parents Plea Returned
In Memphis Tennessee a family battered by poverty sought the return of three small daughters to a welfare agency. A parent plea stated the children were taken to the agency by fear and hardship. A representative of the Tennessee Children's Home Society noted the parents appeared with the appeal after three days.
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Trunessee Cylifren
Get Rid of Malaria Tonic Promises Cure and Safety
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two part remedy for malaria. It claims to destroy the malaria in the blood and fortify against future attacks while offering pleasant taste and safety for all ages. Sold in stores for 40 and 1 dollar, with a claim of 274 doses per bottle.
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Grove
Reece
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By Frank Lard
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Gerald Rice
Lodovit
Texas Cavalier
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Hackberry Street
Frank Boughton
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Exvin Stons
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Ray Bellinger
Tor & Rowspaint
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Harry Martin
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