Voters to Decide Presidential Preference Tomorrow
Madison Wis April 2 Wisconsin voters will go to the polls Tuesday to indicate their preference for the President and to elect delegates to the Republican and Democratic national Conventions. They may record a choice for Senators Norris Reed or Walsh or Governor Smith, or vote for the uninstructed delegation favoring Hoover but withholding until after the Kansas City meeting. Hoover's name was once filed.
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Ballot Dissent Sways on Direct Presidential Vote In Wisconsin
The article notes reforms and party splits over direct preferential voting for president. Norris and Reed are the sole representatives among major parties. La Follette progressives back Norris. Prohibition and dry Democrat factions seek parts of the direct vote with delegate pledges. Regular Republicans and Democrats maneuver to influence statewide delegation amid calls linked to La Follette and Callahan era political forces.
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Nebraska
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Washington
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Turning Corn Borers Underground Politics Split in Party Ranks
The piece notes factional divides in group 25 over Blaine and World Court issues with wet and dry stances causing inconsistency in electing Blaine and Norris. It reports Democrats prefer a Democrat to Old Guard Republicans and analysts expect a wet Progressive to back Smith or Reed. It mentions 200,000 acres shifting to a federal forest project amid election and balance concerns.
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South Ridge Community Notes on Church Events and Social News
Local column from South Ridge notes a Sadie Beaj meeting at the Sadie Beaj on Thursday April Sth, choir rehearsal, Good Friday services, and entertainments at the Cevton church. It lists residents visiting, birthdays, and social visits, and reports storm damage with outages and downed trees.
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George Stevenson
Amber
Frank Leathoo
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J. H. Deiefirid
Towniine Road
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Carl Pridar
Frank Raus
Fred Judson
Willian Aale
Cennis
Amerncen
Elizabeth
Pet Commission
Pittsfield News Briefs From April Activities And Local Weather
Mildred Loonsbrough and family from Pittsfield visited Arthur Shaffer’s on Sunday. The area faced a storm that damaged trees and wires, with many Oberlin telephones out. Meat production in the United States declined 375 million pounds in 1927 from the prior year.
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Arthur Shaffer
Thelma Bat
Oberlie Hospital
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Ler Lounsbrough
AL Campbell
St. Cloud
Fla
Edwin Guthman
Elyria
Sarah Horton
Oberlin
Andrew Radcliff
LeRoy Lounsbrough
L. H. Watking
Tinnie
Emma Watkins
United States
Radio Program Cleveland Stations and Network Mentions
A garbled broadcast listing names Cleveland radio stations and networks including WTAM WEAF WEAF and WEAF style lines. It references Meters and programs, with scattered calls and station identifiers such as WEAR WEJF WJAR and WHIO, outlining a collage of radio outputs and a note about a hotel orchestra performance.
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Peas Grow Well in Small Gardens and Warm Soils
The article discusses sowing smooth seeded and wrinkled pea varieties like Alaska and Eureka for home gardens. It notes peas mature before hot weather, can be planted as soon as soil is dry, and advises spacing two inches apart per plot while avoiding dense seeding. It mentions support needs for tall and low growing types.
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Eureka
Marmola prescription tablets promise weight loss without diet
An advertisement claims Marmola tablets offer safe weight loss without dieting or exercise. It asserts twenty years of use by slender figures and promises a clear formula inside each box explaining why weight falls and benefits follow, urging readers to ask their druggist for a box today.
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