Hoover Roosevelts clash stirs party hopes in 1930s politics
The week brings Hoover campaign momentum from a Des Moines rally to Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. Roosevelt and Smith bury rift as Lehman wins New York governorship with Tammany opposition crushed. Japan and Britain face League of Nations debates over Manchuria policy and disarmament efforts amid Insull indictments and Irish Free State shifts.
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al Smith
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Supreme Court case seeks receivership over Chicago water board
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman leads a multi state bid to appoint a receiver and US marshal to run the Chicago sanitary district. The aim is to enforce a 1980 decree limiting Lake Michigan withdrawals, speeding sewage plant construction, and curbing diversions that threaten the city’s water supply.
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Alon
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Chicago Sanitary District
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Strikes and National Guard Patrolling in Kinrois Fields
Detachments of the National Guard were posted in Kinrois towns to curb striking miners and their prickets. A peculiar development saw Kin caly high school pupils strike in response to the Chicago school board buying coal from a company operating under the 5, wage scale. A militia patrol was reported in the town.
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Chicago School Board
Morocco Seeks Deep Drilling Near Mekinex for Resources
Prepared by the National 4 Seomtenale Society reports French Morocco shows promise for mineral resources near Mekinex with modern deep drilling ordered. Casablanca Rabat and Marrakesh are described as major commercial centers with growing ports, rail links, and air service, while Rabat presents a stark contrast between Europeanized and native quarters and vibrant souks.
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Seomtenale Society
Washington, D. C
RENCH
Morocco
Mekinex
French Morocco
High Atlas
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Rabat
America
Elgin, Ill
Kansas City
France
Europe
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Marrakesh
Toulouse
Oran
Sale
Souks
Sidi’ Mohammed
Fez
Mekmez
Woman Loses 10 Pounds in a Week With Kruschen Salts
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke endorses Kruschen Salts claiming a 10 pound week loss. Advice urges half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and reducing fatty foods. The ad touts affordability a four week bottle and money back guarantee against imitation products.
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Dayton
America
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