Republican ticket names on United States ballot
The ticket lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis. It also names U S Senator David A Reed State Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A Waters Judge of Supreme Court William D Porter Congress T C Cochran and Assembly A W Mumford as candidates.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Lights vs Gates at F N Crossing Debate
A civic column argues flashing lights would fail at the F N crossing with three tracks a steep grade and a curve. It urges gates operated by watchmen to protect life and property and urges railroad officials to install gates promptly to prevent further wrecks.
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F-N
E. B. Wiseman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Civic Committee
H. H. Bassett
Weisman
Wiseman
New York Central Railroad
Army sharpshooters break record in 65th infantry
Porto Rico's regiment the Sixty fifth infantry achieves perfect qualification with all 687 riflemen reaching marksmanship standards in the United States Army.
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Porto Rico
United States ‘Army
Sixty-fifth Infantry
Porto Rican rifle regiment cited for accuracy in tests
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the Porto Ricans posted an average regimental score of 299.6 of 350 in past year tests. Of 273 experts scored 306+, 272 sharpshooters 290+, and 142 marksmen 240+. The unit, famed for rifle fire since World War I, is praised as exceptionally accurate in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania
Two Moral Schools Clash Over Prohibition in Washington
A July Washington analysis frames the campaign as a battle between two conflicting moral systems. Prohibition becomes the proxy issue revealing party loyalties and shifting alliances within the ins and outs. The piece notes both sides dodge clear stances while the moral feud intensifies and taint spreads across politics.
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Washington
Love Song From New England Poem Fragment
Poem fragment by Winifred Welles speaks of farewell and longing. A lone speaker addresses nature and a distant beloved, contrasting cold weather with inner heartbreak. The verse uses solemn imagery of bells winds and snow to convey emotional separation.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest celebrates dusk at Lake Heron
The poem contrasts urban smoke and daylight with twilight on Lake Heron. The speaker notes how commerce fouls the sky but at dusk the shore quiets to reveal the waters, sky, and clouds as a sublime, divine display beyond human art. It urges readers to seek such moments away from the busy town to witness beauty.
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Lake Heron
Peter's Adventures Bird That Couldn't Run Straight
Florence Vincent presents a woodland tale where Sparkle Tail the humming bird defends his nest against interference. Mrs Bobolink and husband reflect on manners and neighboring curbs as a man on a gray horse circles a trapped bird, illustrating consequences of poking into others affairs. The narrative shifts toward a new chapter titled Bird That Couldn't Run Straight.
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Sparkle-Tail
Mexico
Bob
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader letter to Mrs. Lee shares a woman's tale of marrying against parental wishes, enduring hardship, eight children, and estrangement from her parents who later died. The piece urges mothers to support their wayward children and avoid desertion, offering cautionary guidance for readers facing similar conflicts.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
One Minute Pelpit On Word Gifts Of The Spirit
A compact liturgical note reflecting First Corinthians chapter twelve verses eight to ten. It lists spiritual gifts given by the Spirit including wisdom knowledge faith healing miracles prophecy discernment tongues and interpretation, inviting contemplation of varied divine endowments.
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Spirus
The Diary of a New Yorker Explores Village Glamour
The piece surveys Greenwich Village Harlem and Coney Island as tourist magnets noting Village myths of glamour, real life among painters and writers, and the touristic gaze. It recounts raincoat dogs on Fifth Avenue, political shifts linking John J. Raskob to Al Smith, and social mood among actors and elites of Albany society.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Coney Island
Chinatown
Democratic National Committee
John J. Raskeb
General Motors
Eddie Dowling
al Smith
Raskeb
Smith
Diet and Health Q&A on Worms Diet and Nerves
A reader asks if worm symptoms stem from a dog worming episode and about stomach ulcers and cancer. The doctor warns the reader to seek a full medical exam, rules out worms, suggests diet corrections, and notes emotional distress may have physical causes.
Fragmented Historic Headlines and Snippets
A collage of 1930s era phrases from newspapers includes a Washington Post line about a garage mechanic wiping his hands on something due to smaller dollar bills, a Balkans note asking for more clothes, and an Atlanta Constitution aside about small bills. It also cites Germany’s thirty two political parties and a Des Moines Register quip about forgotten troubles.
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Washington Post
Germany
Des Moines
Register
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
RE. D. Wetmarr
Henry H. Baxsett
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Lascett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
AB. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. B. van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank BR. Ford
Warren Post Office
ROOSEVELT/ WARREN HIGHWAY
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
School No. 2
School No. 1
New England
Winifred Welles
Edgar A
Peter
Florence Vincent
Ron
Pelpit
AEC Ee
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Ana Pal
Coolidge
al Jolson
Earl
Champagne Bath
Alfred E. Smith
Berbert Hoover
Bailey's Beach
Newport
Lulu Hunt Peters
Lynn Putnam
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren County
State Fair Association
F. B. Windsor
Warren
King Petroleum
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Herbert Beatty
Franklin
The
Emanuel Reformed Ichoreh
Buffalo
Central Station
Mayburg
Sheffield
Mead Township
Old Clarendon
James Cassel
Uiu Hunt Peters
Warreo Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
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