Hoover Aims at 301 Electoral Votes in GOP Plan
Washington Oct 25 The Republican headquarters privately claims a basic minimum of 301 electoral votes for Herbert Hoover. A large tally sheet at headquarters lists the hopeful total, with New York Massachusetts and New Jersey not included in the 301. The committee hopes to add Virginia Florida North Carolina and Wisconsin to the minimum though Wisconsin is uncertain. The plan hinges on securing a majority of votes from these states as the campaign proceeds.
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Washington
Republcan
United Press
Herbert Hoover
National Committee
Hoover
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Florida
North Aroting
Wisconsin
Raskoh
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Work
Republican Committee
Safety Talk Highlights Zero Major Accidents Since 1926 at General Industries
Mike Grady of the Pennsylvania Railroad led a safety meeting at Elyria Country Club for General Industries foremen. He urged stricter accident investigations, noting no major accidents at the plant since June 29, 1926, and showing costs per worker dropping from 26.80 to 1.56 since 1924.
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General Industries
Mike Grady
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
General Industries Company
Elyria Country Club
Grady
National Safety Congress
Elyria
Cascarets Candy Ad Claims Natural Laxative Benefits
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle natural laxative made from cascara bark. It urges that regular use leads to habitual regularity without dependence, highlighting its pleasant candy form Cascaret and urging readers to ask their druggist for this inexpensive box.
First Child Conservation League meets in Bay Village
Bay Village notes record the Child Conservation League holding its first regular meeting October 2 at Mrs. Eart Kline’s home on Lake Road Stop 5. Talks include books by Mrs. Furgerson and a paper on Christopher Columbus by Mrs. Jennie Grant. Police officer Charles Pierpont resigns to take another post. Rev. Ray H. McClure and wife, former Bay Village pastor, visited from Slippery Rock, Pa. Families move into and out of local homes as residents engage in small town life.
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A. Bott
Florence Whitney
Warren B. Papo
Lorain
J. W. ‘Thomson
Mrs Elizabeth Duncan Visits Sister and Returns Home
Mrs Elizabeth Duncan of Canton returns home from a visit with sister Mrs B Seitz of Footenye after both morning and evening M E church services. The choir, led by J Fletcher of North Olmsted, offered a fine program and will continue. An orchestra of 12 numbers performed special pieces at Sunday school. Members of a local gun club from
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Elizabeth Duncan
Canton
8. Seitz
Footenye
M. E. Church
J. Fletcher
North Olmsted
Cleveland Trap Shoot Draws Valley City Entrants
Cleveland joined with the village club for a Saturday trap shoot where several high scores won valuable prizes. Present were Mr. and Mrs. I. Lesnick of Valley City and Mrs. Emma Kupper.
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Cleveland
I. Lesnick
Valley City
Emma Kupper
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