Hoover Nor ris files for presidential primary in Madison
Herbert Hoover and Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska filed nomination papers today in Madison Wisconsin placing Hoover as a candidate for the presidential primary.
02 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
1
Herbert Hoover and Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska filed nomination papers today in Madison Wisconsin placing Hoover as a candidate for the presidential primary.
The Hagerstown City Council acted to remove the Elizabeth Street railroad crossing this summer. Acting Mayor Ruben Macey directed Western Maryland officials be brought into conference to discuss tunneling the crossing.
Cilman H W McElwee cites relief for southwest residents as crossing blocked by trains. A subway under the track would remove the crossing and save two railroad watchmen, with city contributing only part of the cost. The plan aims to connect western city to City Park without rail crossings while permitting partial work now.
A six-step letter golf puzzle shifts SPARK to PLUGS through six moves. The note hints at a solution printed in tomorrow’s pager and suggests attempting the transformation in lens.
The article provides a solution to the LET TER GOLF puzzle. It explains changing one word at a time by common words, preserving the letter order, and using complete words for each step. It shows COW to HEN via HOW and HEW with three strokes.
Misa Duncan, seven feet tall, and Major Delbert, eight eight inches, dined together at a Longfellows Club dinner in Kansas City. They were photographed sharing a drink during the event.
Stockholm report announces the formal engagement of Prince Otto Von Bismarck to Miss, dated March 1. Both individuals are part of prominent circles, with the union likely to draw notable public and royal interest.
An advertisement urges readers to take Bulgarian herb blood tea to revive energy, improve digestion and blood purity, claim it combats constipation stomach issues and liver kidney troubles. It promises quick cold relief and recommends taking a steaming hot cup once or twice weekly.
A fragmented Berlin note reports Count Von Bismarck Schoenhausen and Von Bredow among attendees at a 4 PM dinner with mentions of the Prince and the Tengbom event. The readable lines are unclear about roles or outcomes.
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