The Race Advances With the Right of Choice
A long editorial urges voters to exercise the right of franchise tomorrow. It praises Americans who rose to leadership, emphasizes freedom of speech and choice, and argues that tariff, prohibition, immigration, and farm relief define the decisive issues. It notes widespread registration and urges timely voting to sustain liberty and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Hoy
Newsboy
White House
America
Hs Pourisy
Taomorrow
Disaster in Arizona claims Yankee Doodle crew and passenger
Reported crash near Crook Canyon in the Bradshaw mountains south of Prescott Arizona kills pilot Capt. C B Colyer and passenger-owner Harry Tucker after the Yankee Doodle record plane strikes a wall in blinding rain and fog. Gasoline tank explodes and occupants are killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Colyer
Harry Tucker
Bradshaw Mountains
Crook Canyon
Prescott
Arizona
Aviation pioneers die in crash while attempting new US flight record
The crash killed two noted aviators, Capt. Collyer and Harry Tucker, as they sought to lower their own transcontinental record aboard the Yankee Doodle. The tragedy ends a series of successful attempts and highlights hazards of mountain flying as aviation progress suffers a loss of its supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Collyer
Fier
Harry Tucker
Aviation
Enroll For Red Cross Roll Call Before November Tenth
With politics occupying minds the Red Cross enrollment has been overshadowed. Workers highlight the ongoing humanitarian work and urge every resident to join. The roll call completes on November tenth. individuals should enroll to support education, relief, and disaster aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tobacco and health warnings on heart and habits
A reader column discusses tobacco as a risk to heart health and the need for gradual cessation for some patients. It shares a case of a smoker who temporarily quit, then resumed, and notes doctor guidance. The piece also covers spinal curvature worries and dental and tonsil issues, alongside reader questions to Dr. Peters in a health advice column.
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Tam
Peters
Dr. Peters
Shipping in the World Economy and The Great Depression Echo
The speaker notes 6900 acres in Carmathenshire and Pembrokeshire, mentions a married man with three daughters, and reflects on shipping as a world issue. He observes cyclical profit patterns in shipping lasting seven to ten years, predicts a hoped for rebound by 1929 that has not yet come, and laments weak general freight markets despite steady North Atlantic passenger traffic.
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Carmathenshire
America
Thad
North Atlantic
Calfora Surgeon Faces Ordinary Circumstances
A fragmented note references a surgeon named Calfora involved with an appendectomy in ordinary circumstances. It hints at local officials and law enforcement context, with scattered phrases about cops and a dry community atmosphere.
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Calfora
Copsright
John i
Ile Co
White House staff loyalty spans presidents back to McKinley
Article notes longtime White House employees dating to McKinley era, including Hoover the chief usher and Wilkins the general houseman, who oversee daily schedules and staff. It highlights the Quiet, steady service of staff who guide executive routines and support first families through multiple administrations.
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Washington
White House
McKinley
Harrison
Beth
Abd Tian
Chaisty
Tr. Hl. Hoever
William Wilkins
McKintey
Hoover
Nesthe
Toever
Hear
Roosevelt
Rudolph Foster
E. W. Smithers
R. T. Smith
C. E Ingling
N. PL Webster
C. J. Pusey
Office Star
Old relics found in Transvaal hills near Johannesburg
Two mammoth teeth lie amid stone axe heads at Prandesberg Mount in the Transvaal. Experts say the site may be a prehistoric settlement, offering clues about Africa's ancient inhabitants.
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Transvaal
Johannesburg
Prandesberg
Africa
Record sentence for stealing chickens at Fancy Poultry Bluff
Oscar Stroud was sentenced in Bluff Missouri for stealing chickens. He received a total of ten years imprisonment, with six months to be served for each chicken, and he will be discharged after the final term.
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Oscar Stroud
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Ohio
Lorale County Printing & Publishing Company
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Nodow York
Detroit
General Motors
Kyllan Cherman
Royal Mant and Ware Star Lines
Lord Kilsant
Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Pemw
Oneshie
R. L. Taylor
W. 6Th St
Key Suthers
MOFL
Whntte House
eMeas
Fresidor Tat
Klondike
George W. Carmack
Taft
Panama Canal
Patrick McKenna
Richard Jervis
Executive Secret Service
Executive
Jervis
Wilson
Harding
John Hale
North Street
Glade
Thomas
United Dry Cleaning Co
Claude Terry
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Ocean Steamship
Ford
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
D.o.summerse
Park Avenue
Dad
Lorain County
Backus
Underhill
Clarence Adams
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