Hoover’s Campaign Focus Shifts to Socialism Debate
Washington Oct 25 Hoover faces a growing controversy over Smith’s proposed reforms and a broader socialistic critique. He will headline a final campaign speech in St. Louis on November 2, focusing on farm relief and inland waterways while avoiding direct debate with Smith. Norris’s endorsement of Smith amplifies the clash, influencing strategy as Hoover’s itinerary runs Cumberland, Louisville, then St. Louis before heading west.
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Washington
Herert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Boston
Madison Square Garden
George Norris
Nebraska
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St. Louis
Norris
la Follette
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America
Cumberland
Maryland
Louisville
Kentucky
St.Louis
West
Peterson's Ointment Promise to End Piles Trial at My Expense
Buffalo dealer Peterson offers a bold guarantee for piles saying any customer who has failed with other remedies can try Peterson's Ointment at his expense. If it stops itching burning and dries up piles quicker and better, money is refunded. Box 55 cents. Adv.
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Peterson
Buffalo
Cox Flays G. O. P. In Tenn. Speech
In Nashville Cox denounced the Republican Party as repudiating the South and waving a banner of brotherly love. The former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential nominee accused GOP leaders of aligning with northern brewers and promoting prohibition. He spoke in Tennessee, a key swing state, last night.
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Cox
Tenn
Nashville
South
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cannad Tie
Tennessee
North
Sidelights On The Circo Trial
In court yesterday Frank Kiady chief of the Loran liquor squad testified he got 3 dollars daily six days a week by city auditor check and 5 dollars daily cash from Mayor Standen. The State pressed for sources of Standen payments. Kiady claimed he did not know and had never asked where the money originated.
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Frank Kiady
Lorain
J. C. Standen
Klady
Standen
Himo
Trial Drama Highlights Courtroom Tension and Spectators
Middle aged man disrupts proceedings by removing shoes and taunting witnesses as Justice Webber asserts control. Al Smith retorts his identity while Frank Klady’s cross examination stirs laughter. Three hundred spectators fill the courtroom as Cicco frowns and waves, with defenses debating strategy and resting plans looming for the week.
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Baiilff Judson C. Jackson
al Smith
Local Notes From Columbia and Oberlin Visitations
Columbia area notes report Mr and Mrs McClafflin and others visiting Perry Heisinger. An offering for Porto Rico missions was taken at the Baptist church with a plan for another collection next Sunday. Local residents aiding at homes of Jasper, Hill, Brechey, and Hollacher. farm institute executive committee met. Miss Wade the school nurse was in town. Miss Terrell and Mrs Manning visited Mayer. Clair Howard pumps gas wells water. Parent-Teacher meeting noted.
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Columbia
McClafflin
Hattie Terry
Weat
Oberlin
Perry
Brechey
Lakewood
Franks
Medina
Frank Hollacher
Dorothy
East Cleveland
Perry Hathaway
Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Miss Wade
Sue Terrell
Manning
Cleveland
Wm. Mayer
Clair Howard
Teachers association meeting yields strong turnout and gifts
Tuesday evening the teachers association reported good attendance and program quality. Mrs Crums secured the most members among six. Third and fourth grades posted the highest parent presence to receive a monthly picture. Local families and guests, including the Krays and Arts, visited Columbus for the Ohio State Michigan game. A large L A S gathering at Mrs Life Squire’s Brooklyn Heights home praised a splendid game. Hostesses were Mrs Cora King, Mrs Neva King, and Effie Squire. Miss Lepp, county primary superintendent, recently visited schools. Several residents, including Wilmer Neill, were noted as ill. Guests from Lakewood and Cleveland visited various local households.
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Margaret
Pearl Mayer
Rosei
Retsinger
Ohio State- Michigan University
Columbus
L.A. S
Life ‘Squire
Brooklyn Heights
Uame
Cora King
Neva King
Effie Squire
West ‘Park
Wm. Dillworth
Mollie Dillworth
Lakewood
Richard Putt
Anna
Libbie Martin
Burl Martin
Local Visitors and Church Notice From Painesville Area
Sunday greetings include visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Lehning of Van Wert Mrs Eva Howard hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Cory Mills and others Oscar Henke and family called on Ridgeville residents J H Bustard and Kenneth Postal performed at Rosalton church Behoe's to place charge day due to teachers meeting in Cleveland Sessional week at the Methodist churches urged self denial for world service fund Local school note indicates J H Bustard instructed children on fruit and related topics
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Henry Lehning
van Wert
Eva Howard
Cory Mills
Oscar Henke
Harris Fortune
Ridgeville
J. H. Bastard
Kenneth Postal
Clair Howard
Fred Marsh
Eaton
Ellsworth Baker
World Service Fund
Behoe
Cleveland
J. H. Bustard
Farmers Institute to Relavle Exhibits Next Session
The Farmers Institute will relavle exhibits for the upcoming session. Organizers plan to showcase new agricultural techniques, crop varieties, and equipment. Local growers and researchers from the state college will present demonstrations and host Q and A sessions.
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Next Farmers’ Institute
Episcopal Church Convention Near End
The Episcopal Church general convention cleared up odds and ends in preparation for adjournment this afternoon. The only major task remaining was the election of a missionary bishop to Nevada, reported to be Rev. Thomas Jenkins of Minnville, Oregon.
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Washington
Episcopal Church General Convention
Nevada
Thomas Jenkins
Minnville
Ore
Dixie Fire Kindler
Dixie Fire Kindler Crooks Coal Co Phone 2178.
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Dixie Fire Kindler
Crooks Coal Co
Bishop Murray to close forty third triennial session
Late yesterday the house of bishops passed a resolution protesting immigration restrictions on Orientals. The measure says current immigration and naturalization laws hinder missionary work and impede good will between the United States and Oriental nations. The presiding bishop of Maryland will bang the gavel this afternoon to close the session as bishops and delegates disperse to the U S territories and foreign lands. They will meet again in three years in Denver.
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Murray
Maryland
Bangs Hla
House of Bishops
United States
Scots War on Foxes in Oban Campaign Claims Record Fox Kill
In Scotland near Oban farmers report heavy fox damage and a new drive against foxes. An armed group scouted hills and captured cubs while keeper Dr. McNab of Lyne Drun epiate killed around 60 foxes in weeks, sparking talk of a record tally for Scotland.
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Scotland
Oban
Poulry
McNab
Nation spends billions on motorist services each year
The article notes motorists in the country allocate over six billion dollars annually to service stations and repair shops. It also reports an incident near Cannes, France where an eagle about six feet eleven inches tall from wingtip was killed by two sportsmen on the Laval Plain.
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Cannes
France
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