Hoover Arrives in Cincinnati for Early Morning Greeting
Herbert Hoover Republican presidential nominee arrives in Cincinnati at 6 45 am on a Palo Alto bound train. About three thousand Republicans greet him with cheers despite rain. Hoover waves good morning then good bye as the train departs without Mrs Hoover who did not appear on the platform.
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Hoover
Cincy
Cincinnati
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Schectet
Mrs. Hoover
Chicken supper hosted by Circle No. 4 at St. Paul’s Church
A chicken supper will be served Saturday at St. Paul’s Church by Circle No. 4, with doors opening at 4 30 p.m. and concluding at 7 30 p.m. Tickets or calling 5034 may be required for entry.
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Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
Curtis Robinson Make Final Bids For Farm Vote
In Des Moines Senator Curtis Republican VP nominee nears final farm vote bids before speeches in Liberty Missouri and Kansas. In Fort Wayne Senator Robinson Democrat VP nominee ends Indiana campaign with 2500 in a jammed hall after a street parade.
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Curtis
Robinson
Des Moines
Charles Curtis
Loberty
Wichita
Topeka
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Joseph T. Robinson
New Elections Board Named In Cleveland
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced certification of a complete new board of elections for Cuyahoga County. The appointments, made today, mark a significant change in local election administration.
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New Elections Board
Cleveland
Cleveland, CO
Clarence J. Brown
Filis
Cuyahoga County
Board of Elections
Injunction Not Included in Verdict: Joslin Beats Potter
Judge W. B. Thompson awarded Hattie Joslin of Vermilion a $2,500 judgment against Frederick M. Potter of Sandusky in a $10,900 damage suit after both parties waived a jury. The case was submitted to the court this morning.
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W. B. Thompson
Hattie Joslin
Vermilion
Frederick M. Potter
Sandusky
In 1927 A Fatal Injury From County Accident
A report notes a death in the county tied to injuries from an accident on December 23, 1926, with the event occurring in the previous year and leading to the 1927 record.
Police and Workers Clash in Sydney Street Riot
In Sydney on November 2 police faced about 1,000 dock workers in a half hour clash. Officers were outnumbered and fired on the crowd injuring three men, one seriously, amid tensions from the water front strike. Unionists attacked volunteers who filled strike positions as police tried to separate the groups.
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Sydney
Australia
Water Front
Life Saving Class at the Y M C A Plans Tests
Elyrians join a YMCA life saving class seeking practical experience. ten members will receive about ten hours of preparation before testing by a board of senior YMCA examiners. with winter approaching they fear not finding drowning victims but will continue practicing holds and related methods and then go out to seek lives to save.
O S U to Improve Its Athletic Facilities
Ohio State University plans a near two million dollar program to upgrade athletics. The Athletic board and trustees approved a tentative plan including a natatorium boat house three field houses and enclosing sides of Ohio Stadium. Work to begin within the year with stadium enclosure costing about 200000.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Thea Athletic Board
University
Ohio Stadium
Varsity
Germany notes tourist season mixed gains in Berlin
Berlin draws up a trial balance of this summer's American tourist trade finding traffic fair but below hoped for levels. Scandinavia climbed with broader advertising, while Americans stayed middle class and traveled in groups. Revenue is pegged near 25 million dollars. Germany reports strong sales of hand made goods and antiques, while South Americans largely buy little, with Paris remaining the main European shopping center.
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Berlin
Germany
China
Paris
Society Woman First To Spend Night in Desert
English society hostess Lady Chaytor became the first woman to spend a night in the desert under the French Foreign Legion during a hazardous motor journey across the Syrian desert to Aleppo. With two Arab companions who knew little English, the party faced five days of travel amid harsh conditions.
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Desert Whitton
Eng
French Foreign Legion
Chaytor
Edmund Chaytor
Witton Castle
County Durhan
Syrian Desert
Aleppo
First Woman Guest of the Foreign Legion in Aleppo Camp
Dur ing t first stare of the journe y to Aleppo a cold wind blew and rain drenched the desert turning the road to mud. Lady Chaylor recalled sinking to the axles as the car.
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Aleppo
Foreign Legion
Physician Creates Pear Monopoly In San Francisco
Dr Henry Wong Him, a wealthy San Francisco physician, profits from a government backed monopoly on pears grown in Agnew California. He grafted Chinese pear trees onto his 175 acre Santa Clara Valley orchard, now bearing large crops. The Chinese fruit commands 30 to 35 cents in San Francisco Chinatown and he plans to expand acres. The fruit resembles a cross between pear and apple with orange like juiciness and a brown ripened skin with red cheek.
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San Francisco
Henry Wong
Chinatown
Alfred Brown
California Pear Growers’ Association
Santa Clara Valley
United States
Orient
Far East
Agnew
Pacific Coast
Hang Crushed by Electric Wringer Victim Injured
Evelyn Dodge aged 20 of 222 Howe street was rushed to Allen Memorial Hospital after her left hand was badly crushed in an electric wringer. She was admitted for further treatment.
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Evelyn Dodge
Howe ‘Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Husband fined five dollars in police court
Clarence Diedrick of Fourth street faced Mayor Hewitt in police court for disorderly conduct arising from a family quarrel with his wife Cora who had sworn out a warrant for his arrest. Diedrick pleaded guilty and paid a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Clarence Diedrick
Fourth Street
Hewitt
Cora
Diedrick
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