Roosevelt Wins New Hampshire Delegates In Primary Fight
Roosevelt secures New Hampshire eight delegates as unofficial returns show a 4,500 margin over Smith. City and rural votes split, with Smith carrying only three cities for delegates at large and an unopposed Hoover slate elected elsewhere. Other items include Lindbergh baby case updates and economic policy notes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New York
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Granite State
Smith
Keene
Berlin
Manchester
Hoover
Hold up victim saved as bullet hits his watch
Two gunmen robbed a bakery at Guerrero Street in San Francisco. Walter Terry, the manager, was wounded in the chest but saved by a watch in his vest. Patrolman James Carpenell captured one bandit after a gun duel, while a second suspect fled. a clerk identified James Jackson as one of the robbers.
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San Francisco
Guerrero Street
Walter Terry
Mission Emergency Hospital
Jackson
Carpenell
Terry
Bayer Aspirin promises quick relief for headaches
An old fashioned ad suggests modern women carry Bayer Aspirin to prevent headaches and colds during outings. It touts fast relief, keeping comfort during shopping and theater evenings, with promises of ending nagging aches and nerves in minutes.
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War Policies Commission
Congress
Commission
Senate
Arthur A. Vandenberg
Michigan
Bayer
Judge Orders Youths Spanked In Open Court
Woodbury New Jersey police recorder Frank L. Johnson sentences three schoolboys for breaking a motion picture theater exit door lock to see a film. He fines each five dollars and administers ten lashes per boy himself with a borrowed strap after prompting the mothers to pledge a home spanking.
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Woodbury
N. J
Frank L. Johnson
Franklin Heiser
Norman Redfield
William Elliott
Johnson
Seized as Slayer After 29 Years of Quiet Life
George Presnell fifty nine formerly of Bakersville New York wanted since 1903 for murder was arrested near Prathersville Missouri after living 29 years under the alias George Miller in Columbia where he remarried in 1908 and served as justice of the peace. He is charged with stabbing Louis Buchanan a farmer to death in a fight over Presnell's first wife and earlier juried in two murder trials including one with a death sentence.
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Columbia
George Presnell
Bakersville
N. Y
Prathersville
Here
George Miller
Louis Buchanan
Presnell
Oklahoma
Moscow street crews wear gas masks in drill
Moscow street car conductors and motormen worked in gas masks as part of a Soviet drill by Osoaviakhim to test civilian resilience to poison gas. About four hundred workers wore masks for two and a half hours during normal duties with no ill effects.
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Wwe
House
la Guardia
Senate
Moscow
Osoaviakhim
Society For Defense
Meal that lingers in a doughboy memory
A World War I reminiscence recalls a hungry soldier returning from a long ambulance run to find the cook away. He scavenged a trailer kitchen for beans and maple syrup and declares that cold baked army and navy beans with maple syrup formed his best meal.
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Bar-le-Duc
Marquenterre
Sunday School Comeback Plan Stuns Bandit Warning
A mother explains that many bandits are former nonattenders to Sunday school. Jean jokes that if a bandit enters their home she will take him to Sunday school instead of calling the police.
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Jean
Mother
Engagement Hint From A Catalogue Date
A conversation reveals a proposal vibe as a young couple browses baby carriages. The man hints at marriage by asking which carriage his partner likes, suggesting a future step beyond courtship.
Dog Protects Lamb Near Elko Guarding Ewe All Night
In Elko Nevada a sheep dog owned by Donald Riddell stood beside a stray ewe guarding a newborn lamb through a cold night the dog kept the lamb from freezing. The dog remained with the ewe all night ensuring protection and warmth.
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Donald Riddell
Mushrooms Found Deep Underground In Coal Mine
In Bellingham Washington miners a mile and a quarter below ground found a cluster of mushrooms thriving in coal. They stood about five inches high and four inches across.
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Bellingham
Wash
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Chicago
Clonel Lindbergh
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T. A W. Cullen
C. PD. Sullivan
J. W. McCormack
J. W. Martin, Jr
Atlantic Seaboard
Shanghai
Tsai Ting-kai
Nanking
Changchow
Tsai
Shira
League of Nations Assembly
League
Burns
Special Economy Committee
Administration
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Administration
Bureau
McKellar
King
Tydings
Amon DE Valera
de Valera
Cosgrave
W.T. Cosgrave
Ahatma Gandhi
Jamist Ul Ulema
India
William Z. Foster
Rouge River
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Harry Bennett
Ford Service Department
Foster
Harry 8. Toy
Germany
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United States of Europe
Briand
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Marine Corps Band
Naval Service
Great Lakes
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Colo
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Albert G. Simms
Albuquerque
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Inland
Mantsala
Tusky
Communist International
Citizens’ Reconstruction Organiaidtion
Frank Knox
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Aristide Briand
Super Union
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jack
Florence
Lovise
Louise
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