Miller Asks That Foe Be Placed on Ballot
The Texas Democratic executive committee certified Thom as Love for a run-off ballot position as lieutenant governor and adopted a pledge interpretation to ensure voters support all party nominees. Legal questions linger about county ballot printing and Love’s eligibility.
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Alfred E. Smith
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Barry Miller
Dallas
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Gasoline as Cure for Gum Disease May Kill Patient
John Hogue of Dallas used gasoline fumes on diseased gums while en route to Houston. A Hempstead filling station worker reported the man later collapsed in a Houston jail cell with bleeding from the mouth. Doctors say he suffers hemorrhage of the lungs and stomach and has only a slight chance to recover.
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Want Column Ad Encourages Quick Results
Classified buyers and sellers are urged to place brief Want Column ads under 25 words for fast responses at 25 cents.
Democrats Name Negro for Congress
In St Louis the first Negro nominated for Congress by the Democratic Party faces L C Dyer a veteran Republican incumbent seeking a ninth term. McLemore a 32 year old lawyer from the Negro district hopes to win over about three quarters of the local Black vote while Dyer doubts the share will shift. McLemore recalls hardships from Louisiana to Fisk Howard and New York University and stresses education and civil rights as political stakes rise.
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L. C. Dyer
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Galveston
Texas
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New York University
Hoover Highlights Stanford University Address
Herbert Hoover outlined policies in a Stanford University acceptance address including enforcement of prohibition laws, farm relief via tariffs, inland waterways, farm stabilization aid, and government reorganization. He urged collective bargaining, immigration reform, world peace policy with a defending navy, and religious tolerance while pledging honest, economical governance.
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Herbert Hoover
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Rotary lunch hears Laura Major on Chinese life and coins
Miss Laura Lynn Major, a China missionary, described farming, crops like rice and tea, and the coin system in China. She shared experiences, including a 2200 year old coin, and noted safety concerns during a regional uprising. Revivals by W. L. Tittle and T. H. Browning were also mentioned.
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Laura Lynn Major
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Dallas
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Marines to Nicaragua for bloodless election cause
An editorial from the La Porte Argus argues Marines are needed in Nicaragua to insure a bloodless election, claiming locals lack funds for fair and orderly office purchases.
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