Nice Against Lottery Bill in Centreville Speech
Governor Harry W. Nice urged defeat of constitutional amendments to license lotteries in Centreville on October 25. He warned repealing Section 366 of Article 3 would invite state and private lotteries, and he asked voters to keep the prohibition in the constitution. He pressed Democratic opponent Herbert R. O’Conor to state his stance and warned of tax shifts if the lottery amendment fails.
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Centreville
Harry W. Nice
State House
Sambiers
Nice
Herbert R. O’conor
O'Conor
Special Low Cost Sick Benefit Policy Offered
National Protective Insurance Co announces a sick benefit policy paying up to 100 monthly at a special low cost. No money needed to receive details. mail your name age address and sex to 3107 Pickwick Ridge Kansas City Missouri to join while offer lasts.
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National Protective Insurance Co
National Protective
National Protective’ Insurance Co
Pickwick Ride
Kansas City
Three Hurt In Fairfield Highway Crash
Smoke from burning leaves blamed by State Police for a head on collision near Fairfield Pennsylvania. Ernest W. Gibney and Jack F. McClear suffered injuries with George T Hendon and two women also hurt. Damage to the Gibney car listed at 350 dollars.
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Fairfield
Ernest W. Gibney
Hagerstown
Jack F. McClear
Gettysburg
George T. Hendon
Elkton
Gibney
Harold Good
Shenandoah
Ernest Gibney
Lira M. Henderson
Couple Held In Weird Slaying Blamed On Fanaticism
In Houghton Michigan on October 25 prosecutors prepared murder charges against Wilfred Pichette and his wife after they confessed to beating 19 year old Marian Doyle to death with a poker and iron to cast out a devil. The victims body was found at the Pichette home in Dollar Bay. Their seven year old daughter witnessed the slaying. The couple admitted the killing and were to be arraigned on first degree murder charges.
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Houghton
Mich
Frank €. Condon
Marian Doyle
Wilfred Pichette
Dollar Bay
Pichette
Pichettes
Calumet
Ethelbert Harrington
Mixed planetary influences noted for today
The horoscope signals caution for major tasks while commerce shows early morning promise. Mars stirs aggressive ideas and engineers and aviators are forecast to show tremendous activity as public building progresses.
Free Demonstration of Rice Comfort Support for Rupture Sufferers
Readers with reducible ruptures can attend a one day free trial fitting at Rice headquarters in the Colonial Hotel Hagerstown Maryland. Patients may test groin femoral and abdominal ruptures with trained specialists offering guidance and no charge or obligation.
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Colonial Hotel
Hagerstown
Rica
Plans of Japs Are Awaited
Washington officials weigh Japan’s China plans as divide and rule. They foresee three puppet regimes in Canton Peiping Nanking to keep China divided and hinder unity. Hankow occupation seen as near, with Japan likely to maintain a large army and seek profits from China. Hull reports all Americans in Canton safe. 156 U.S. citizens there.
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Washington
Japan
China
Canton
Peiping
Hth
Nanking
Central
South
Hankow
Manchukuo
Hull
State Department
Horoscopes and notable birthdays from the day
The piece notes favorable star positions for today for employment seekers and women pursuing charm in fashion. It warns of possible losses in speculation and predicts adventurous yet practical children. It lists Scorpio natives taking risks with safeguards and mentions Admiral Richard E Byrd born 1888 along with Henry Norris Russell 1877 and Franklin Bache 1792.
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R. E. Byrd
Jenry Norris Russell
Franklin Bache
Eagles Plan Visit to Baltimore for Fraternal Initiation
Busloads from Aerie 694 Fraternal Order of Eagles travel to Baltimore for a mammoth class initiation at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Rennett Hotel ballroom. Conrad H. Mann, six term Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president, leads as managing organizer with John Kerr presiding and John Young conducting the degree team. Candidates hail from multiple cities and states, with fifty chapters represented.
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Aerie
Order of Eagles
Baltimore
Conrad H. Mann
Mann
Kansas City
Rennett
John KR. Kerr
Hagerstown
John Young
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Hugo
Wallis
Idaho
A-1
Dlass
Chesapeake
Brunswick
Frederick
Cumberland
Frostpurg
Kitzmiller
Aeries
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
J. Berkley Burgesser
Robert Parks
Samuel Glessner
South Potomac Street
Surprise Rebel Offensive Opens Madrid Front
Hendaye, France Oct 24. Franco’s insurgents launched a surprise attack on the Madrid front pushing back Government lines in Ciempozuelos sector. Government dispatches reported a very violent assault 18 miles south of Madrid on the Jarama between Ciempozuelos and Sesena with heavy casualties but positions quickly recovered.
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Hendaye
France
Franco
Madrid
Ciempozuelos
Jarama
Sesena
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Chicago grain notes show mixed futures on Oct 24 with wheat and corn figures. Wheat bids posted for December March May and July contracts, while corn prices for December March May and July fluctuate.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Classified Ads Open Paths to Numerous Opportunities
Classified ads open the way to many interesting opportunities of all sorts, offering readers chances to find jobs, goods, and services in a compact, timely format.
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