Roosevelt Train Tour Reaches Milwaukee on Debates Drive
Democratic nominee rides Roosevelt Special through the Middle and Far West. He arrives Milwaukee at 10 pm after a 8900 mile tour, chats taxes and tariffs, criticizes Washington spending, cites 4 000 present crowds and plans Chicago stop before returning to Albany.
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Roosevelt Politicals Reflect On Farm Relief and Tax Reform
In a Sioux City speech Governor Roosevelt urges relief for farmers facing mortgage distress. He attacks Hoover administration delays and calls for tax cuts, tariff revision, and federal leadership. The talk emphasizes farm purchasing power, reduced taxes, and aggressive federal action to curb economic hardship.
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Syrup Pepsin by Dr Caldwell Boosts Health
A historic advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for children and adults. It claims to improve digestion, regularity, and reduce sickness, urging households to keep the product at home and use it instead of harsh laxatives.
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Bradley Declared Insane. Murder Charge Dropped
San Antonio State hospital staff evaluated O. J. Bradley and found him not sane. District Attorney Tynan said the case will not go to trial for murder, with hospital recommendation guiding the decision. Bradley, an ex-convict living at 1716 East Commerce, shot W. A. McIlwane as he left for work on August 23, police reports say.
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Jahncke Attacks Roosevelt Claims in Missouri Rally
Er nest Lee Jahncke, assistant secretary of the navy, assailed Franklin D. Roosevelt at a Republican rally in Lebanon Missouri. He criticized Roosevelt as favoring a New York real estate tax and opposed income tax reductions benefiting the wealthy, urging voters to question the Democratic candidate's stance for farmers and forgotten men.
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Directors Must Answer Charges in Million Dollar Suit
New York Sept 30 Supreme Court orders 17 directors of the Louis-San Francisco Railway to answer charges in a million dollar suit. Filed by banker Charles E Mitsell on behalf of stockholders the suit alleges gross waste mismanagement negligence bad faith and fraud.
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Wheat farm trial fails in Texas Panhandle
Hickman Price, who claimed to run a highly efficient wheat operation on 22 000 acres in the Texas Panhandle, faced ruin after a poor harvest. He convened creditors last July, then deeded his property to them and declined to continue as manager. Mike H. Thomas of Dallas was appointed receiver under a $10 000 bond.
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Hoover and Wilson push arms reduction plan at Geneva
At Geneva on September 30 President Hoover's proposals for arms reductions took center stage as U S Secretary Hugh Wilson presented the American plan to the arms conference sub committee on effectives and urged immediate study The French delegation urged defining effective forces before advancing the talks The discussion paused until tomorrow and League of Nations officials prepared to address Chinese protests over Manchuria delays amid Japan's request for time.
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