New York Pro Referendum Debate Shapes State Politics
The New York press recounts a heated referendum debate with Republican leaders critical of a fall vote on a state measure. Senator Borah and others clash over legality while party members vow to press their stance at upcoming electi ons.
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Idaho
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Two Men Die in Shaft at Furniture Mart Site
In Chicago two workers, Michael McNaughton and Loftis, died after a rope failure in a shaft during an addition project at the Furniture Mart. Investigators found no clear cause and suspect one or both men lost their grip on a rope that held the lift.
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Saleen
Michael McNaughton
Loftis
Ign
Oversubscribed loan draws rapid subscriptions
London reports that the 71 2 per cent bonds loan from Gao Paulo Brazil was 80 oversubscribed with subscriptions closing quickly. A large investment demand is noted as applications for Newsagen's recently totaled 120,000,000 pounds and a cotton mill stock issue of 2,250,000 pounds attracted 22,000,000 pounds in applications.
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London
Paulo
Brazil
Newsagen
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Faster Flesh Gain
An advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets as superior flesh builders with more vitamins than food. It claims 40 tablets cost 60 cents and promises a money back guarantee if 30 days pass without results.
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Meccer
Wrinkles Fade in Minutes with Simple Mixture
An advertising spoof promises rapid wrinkle removal by mixing Tarkroot powder with lemon juice. The claim shows dramatic before and after effects as viewers are urged to apply the soothing paste to the face and watch age marks vanish.
Mobile to Open Playgrounds on June Fifteenth
City parks and fourteen playgrounds scheduled to open June 5 with ten on Gear avenue and others in Arlington and Gaines. Operations run 9:30 p.m. at Lyons Park and Galves Park, with multiple supervisors at Optimists and other sites. Adult recreation includes Lyons Park swimming, tennis, and volleyball team organization under city supervision.
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Hy G. Rogers
Teas
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Galves Park
Bush
Choctaw
Georgia Avenue
Oakdale
Church
Ryan
Duncan
Davis Avenue
Washington School
Emerson Institute
Angel of Lyons Park
Plans Set for Girls Dormitory at State Colony
Mississippi officials schedule bids for July 1 in the senate chamber at the new capital for building a girls dormitory at the State Colony for Feeble‑Minded at Billsville. Lindsley’s plans cost about 30 thousand dollars with 5 thousand for equipment from fire funds. Copies of the 1926 laws in a 544‑page book are being distributed in the capitol as printing finishes.
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Miss
Senate
Capitol
State Colony
Billsville
C. H. Lindsley
Secretary of State
Cattle embargo easing eyed after quarantine change
Meridian union stock yards may prompt removal of Alabama cattle embargo on Lauderdale county cattle within weeks, says Dr. R. V. Rafael of the state livestock sanitary board. Quarantine centers for sheep scabies to be established under federal rules. dipping already begun at Poplarville.
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Miss
Meridian Union Stock Yards
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Lauderdale County
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State Livestock Sanitary Board
Ule
Mississippi
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Sippi
Rafael
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
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Harrison
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George
Stone
Perry
Forrest
Lamar
Poplarville
Labor circulars threaten strike over executions
Foreign wires report chauffeur union linked circulars in Buenos Aires urging a general strike if comrade were executed. Meanwhile Tokyo mayor resigns amid ruling party tensions. Geneva notes Dr. Zimmerman cites Europe’s recovery tied to Russia’s reintegration. Haiti’s president sails to New York, and Berlin notes Mrs. Katherine Tingley establishing a theosophical center near Erlangen. Warsaw hosts Princeton professor Kemmerer on Poland’s finances.
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Buenos Aires
Sacco Wander
Massachusetts
Senor Te Ee Qourt
Nashville social leader Anna Cole dies at 91
Mrs Anna Russell Cole widow of Foord Gale of Douls Nashville prominent civic figure and benefactor of Vanderbilt University dies after long illness. Survived by son W R Cole daughter Mrs Demro sey Weaver and four grandchildren. Funeral at her Nashville home Wednesday afternoon.
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E. W. Cole
Nashville
Tenn
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The
Lemere
Cole
Sarken
Vanderbilt University
Davi
Augusta
Henry F
Martha D.ui
W. R. Cole
Louisville
Bédarde
Demrosey Weaver
Whitefoord R.of
Ijr
Anna Russell Weaver
Dempsey Wee
Camel Advertisement Emphasizes Friendship and Quality
An ad claims Camel cigarettes foster friendship and universal appeal. It touts Camel’s blend as superior, never lingering aftertaste, and positions the brand as more than a cigarette. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N.
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Earth
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N
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