Democratic debts wiped out by flood of gold in chest
Washington March 8 Democratic party finances moved back into the black for the first time since 1924 with about 250000 in sight to begin battles with Republicans for the 1928 election. The national committee reported 508500 in contributions and pledges, bringing debt to be cleared and leaving perhaps a quarter million for next year. Houston donors supplied 200000 for the June convention, while 50000 came from Thomas F. Ryan of New York and James W. Gerard’s total cash intake reached 142250 since the last report. Hoover considered Indiana primary entry as the Southeastern Anti-Saloon League pressed for hard liquor enforcement, with Watson’s name top Indiana GOP interest.
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Washington, D.C
Democratic Party
Temocratic National Committee
Antisaloon League
Democratic Fameas
Ciem Shaver
Jesse H. Jones
National Committee
Houston
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Jones
James W. Gerard
Commerce Department
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Kansas City
Watson
Hoover
Frank C. Lowden
St. Petersburg
Pla
Abtsaloon League
Butler
Longworth
Wadsworth
Ritchie
Smith
Reed
Four Candidates for School Board at New Hartford
Four candidates vie in New Hartford Indiana for three school board seats two three year terms and one year term at Monday election William Caley and Bert Corwin terms expire Corwin seeks re election H B Good and John B Frederickson named for vacancy James Emery runs for the remaining year of the Gra dy term Births Reported Mr and Mrs Harley Parks Waterloo welcomed a daughter born Saturday March 3 at home
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Courier Specing Service
New Hartford
Willian’ Caley
Bert
Corwin
H. B. Good
John B. Frederickson
James Emery
G. C. Grady
Harley Parks
Waterloo
Mussolini Praised As World’s Greatest Statesman Speaker Says
E J Brucher tells Fortnightly club Mussolini is the world’s greatest statesman and journalist born in Italy 45 years ago. He notes Mussolini’s early teaching, hardship studies, and rise as leader of the Fascisti. A committee was formed to plan the annual meeting and dinner in May.
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Mussolini
E. J. Brucher
W. W. Beal
Sheridan Road
Italy
Brucher
Switzerland
Mes
Fascisti
Rome
W. Bruner
L. C. Hemsworth
Mary Horner
EB l L. Corton
W. W. Beat
Walter Jensen
Legion Drum Corps Fund Boosted by $200
The executive committee approved $200 for the American Legion drum and bugle corps yesterday, bringing the year total for the organization and the new double quartet to $1,000. In the same period $2,000 was appropriated for the cand. None of the funds originated outside general post funds, adjutant E. J. Brucher announced.
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American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
General ‘Post
E. J. Brucher
Adjutant
Brucher
Legion policy and cap grant approved by finance group
The finance committee led by Fred Tesmer L S Treganza and T H Glasener will meet at noon to review legion fund requests and forward recommendations to the executive committee. The executive panel also approved blue overseas post caps for double quartet members with gold trim and the legion emblem. Uriah S Hoofnagle suffered severe injuries to one hand when caught by a power saw while cutting wood. flesh was damaged but no bones broken.
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Fred Tesmer
L. S., Treganza
T. H. Glasener
Legion
Overseas Post
American Legion
Dunkerton
Uriah S&s
Births and society notes from New Hartford area
Mrs Parks and Ralph Whitney are noted as parents of a girl born March 6 at the Ghaistrom home while Mr and Mrs Lee Bingham welcome a son born March 7 in town. Forty members and nine visitors attended the New Hartford chapter Order of Eastern Star meeting with a school of instruction led by Clara Preston Radcliff. A picnic supper preceded the session during which three candidates were initiated. A note on human skin mentions about 2,000,000 sweat glands.
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Parks
Ralph Whitney
New Hartford Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Clara Preston
Radcliff
Strick
California Fig Syrup Miracle for Children’s Digestion
A vintage health blurb touts fig syrup from California as a gentle remedy for chronic constipation and digestive relief in children. It promises quick results within two weeks, noting improved appetite, energy, and regular elimination without harsh cathartics. It urges using genuine California syrup, priced around sixty cents.
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California
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EEG Clothes Shop
Chicago
Anna Tforning
Legion Drum Corps
Waterloo Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood Boulevard
Dotson’s
Stetson
Sunfast
Dotson
Man
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan
Dotson’s Children’s Department
Billy Rough
Detson
L’aiglon
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