Smith will not seek Democratic nomination says Copeland
Sen. Copeland reports Gov. Al Smith will not raise his hand for the 1928 Democratic nomination nor seek abrogation of the two thirds rule. He expects a Smith majority after the convention, with favorite sons like Donahey Glass Walsh Ritchie Woolen and Phelan drifting to Smith as the race unfolds.
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DE. C
al Smith
Copeland
N. Y
Albany
New York City
Smith
Altho
Smith Forces
United Press
Donahey
Ohio
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Ritchie
Maryland
Woolen
Indiana
Phelan
California
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La Porte City Man Parole Revoked in Liquor Case
Milo Betts of La Porte City had parole revoked by Judge G W Wood following allegations of involvement in liquor charges tied to C A Smith of Chicago who pled guilty. Betts was arrested on a bench warrant and pleaded guilty to liquor negligence receiving a $300 fine plus costs.
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C. A. Smith
Chicago
Milo
Jack) Betts
la Porte City
G. W. Wood
Betts
H. B. Botes
California Fig Syrup Advertises Child Laxative Remedy
An old newspaper notice urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup as a safe first treatment for constipation in children. It describes a list of symptoms and promises quick relief, warning against counterfeit syrups and instructing to buy from the California Fig Syrup Company with clear bottle directions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Three Month Warrant Commitment and Bootlegging Pleas
The warrant served yesterday commits three months. Walter Carlton pleaded guilty to bootlegging, fined $300 and costs, with a 90 day jail term suspended on good behavior. The note adds that world olive oil production rose recently despite the olive fly.
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Walter Carlton
Dorothy Goes Out With Fur and Gems
A maid named Dorothy Keller vanished after taking a fur coat valued at 1000 dollars and 9000 dollars worth of gems from Mrs. Louise Meyers, wife of a Chicago physician. Police were notified in Chicago on December 1.
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Chicago
Louise Meyers
Dorothy Keller
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old fashioned patent medicine ad touts Bronchuline Emulsion as the strongest remedy for stubborn lingering coughs. It claims few doses stop hacking, promising a two month cure with a half bottle, and emphasizes no dope or chloroform.
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Robert Drng Co
Mevick and Allwood Register Marriage License
Jesse E. Mevick of Waterloo and Ella Allwood of Waterloo have registered a marriage license. The filing indicates a union between two residents of Waterloo.
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Jesse E. Mevick
Waterloo
Ella Allwood
From Terrible Skin To Clear Complexion In Three Months
Miss A. credits Najol treatment for clearing persistent facial eruptions after three months of nightly table spoon dosages. She insists lotions and salves fail to reach the root cause, claiming the poison in the body was eliminated and her skin improved. The ad promotes Najol as a genuine Standard Oil product.
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Miss A
Najol
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