Hoover Audience Sings and Shouts for Native Son
Five thousand women sang for Senator Capper at the Hoover rally in West Branch Iowa after he praised Hoover and Curtis. Fifteen thousand people shook hands with Hoover in a staged gesture led by Sandy Sinclair, while L J Dickinson presided and Alice M Mendenhall spoke as a Quaker farmer’s wife supporter.
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E. &. Corton
West Branch
Senator Capper
Kansas
Hoover
Gurtis
Sandy Sinclair
Capper
Herbert Hoover
Sinclair
L. J. Dickinson
Alice. M. Mendenhall
Dickinson
A. Farmer
London
Hoovers
Seex
Ulnois
Thomas 5. Williams
Agricultural Committee
National House
Curtis
Iowa
Hoover Home
Hoover Enthroned in Iowa as crowds hail speech and concert
Radio in Palo Alto broadcast Hosea style address praising Herbert Hoover. Crowds in West Branch greet Hoover with long ovations as Mrs Hoover and sons appear on stage. Miss Niemack of Charles City performs and Iowa guards and scouts assist, while local praise notes prosperity in the town and state.
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Palo Alto
Hosea
Herbert Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Sinclai
Jack Cunningham
Sinclair
Jack
Hoover
Jie
Fr. U. of Iowa
Hulda B. Hoover
Jesse C. Hoover
Herbert
Hulda
Jesse
Memack
Missza Niemack
Charles City
Europe
United States
West Branch
Towa National Guard
Crowd swells after noon despite small midday turnout
A local gathering began with a small noon crowd that grew rapidly in the afternoon, drawing a larger turnout than anticipated as the day progressed.
Unions Grow in Peking Under Nationalist Momentum
In Peking the wave of labor unionization accelerates as the Kuomintang committee oversees new unions daily following the Nationalist advance from Canton. This marks a shift from past suppression in a city where workers had little union presence and recalls a previous failed attempt by Peking Hankow Railway employees to form a union five years ago.
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Peking
Canton
Kuomintang
Peking-Hankow
Public service workers organize unions under Nationalist regime
Soldiers of General Wu Pel-iu’s army carried out executions. Public service employees lead the first unions under the Nationalist regime, including tramway crews post office staff and railroad workers. The printers have now organized too.
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Ment
Seneral Wu Pel-iu
Fragmentary 19th Century Trade Terms From a Local Page
The snippet lists various worker groups such as delivery crews, barbers, and blacksmiths alongside craft trades and laborers. It also mentions chewing tobacco manufacturers and licorice ports of the United States, indicating a fragmented note on trades and goods.
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United States
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Mich
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Gether
Gates. College
Park Ave
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Seacon
JDENE
Hartmann
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