New York Guber Battle Spurs Bitter Off Year Fight
The New York off year political struggle centers on Al Smith's bid for a fourth term and Ogden Mills opposition. Tammany’s Wagner nomination against reformist Wagner faces a high stakes clash linked to Prohibition and state leadership. Peach crop and wireless experiments noted amid campaign coverage.
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Oberlin Star In China Reports Pirate Fight
Clairmont Doane of Lorain reports Oberlin College football star and Oberlin Shansi representative in China involved in a pirate raid at Peitaika Beach on August 6. He describes between enemy lines fire and soldiers unloading seized arms, noting a pirate killed nearby. Doane and Harold In Balls began work at the Oberlin school on September 1. The Oberlin Conservatory opens with a first recital at Finney Chapel at 7 pm featuring a movement sonata by George W. Andrews, piano selections by Moyer, and Schumann quintet.
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Kotex sanitary pads promote fear free wear and ease
Old time sanitary methods are replaced by Kotex tampons emphasized as five times more absorbent than cotton pads. It deodorizes and ends fear of offense with easy disposal and no laundry. Available at drug or department stores for a few cents.
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Legion meet and convention notes and local incidents
Veterans join National Bankers convention in Los Angeles while reporting legal segregation and care on Efate. Oberlin class begins swimming Oct 4 at the Pita Yo M GA. George Harris returns to Oberlin to open a restaurant on South Walnut. Thieves steal tire components from Mayor Edwards's car on Prospect Street. Phi Kappa Pi literary society holds first meeting. engagement of Miss Margaret Raad to Everett Glitier announced at two parties. Mrs. P Nielsen returns from Green Springs in improving health. Wherlin Conservatory students visit faculty at Barrows House. Freshmen win a campus scrap against sophomores 234 in a tie format. freshmen women also victorious in gym contest.
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Oberlin College club events and sports injury update
Try-oura for admission to the Women's Glee Club is today in Sturgis hall. The Oberlin Classical Club meets Thursday at 7, at Professor Louis E B Lord's home. A new Tresh men's Club has formed for first year students under MCI AL. Robert Hoecker, a junior tackle, has a broken rib from the Baldwin Wallace game but may return this season.
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California claims two thirds of U S peach crop
California grows about two thirds of all peaches in the United States per the San Francisco chamber of commerce organ. It reports nearly 27 million of 43.89 million peach trees in the nation are in California, with about 14 million in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, across roughly 130 000 acres.
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