President Roosevelt Opens Western Campaign Tour With Omaha Speech
Roosevelt announces a western swing starting in Omaha with tentative stops in Cheyenne Denver and Detroit and possible Kansas City dates as he drafts speeches and weighs farm topics while addressing monetary questions and press inquiries.
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Roosevelt Pledges Hands Off Policy On Devaluation
President Roosevelt said his power to devalue the dollar would be used only if necessary to protect domestic values amid possible world convulsions. He refused to commit to extending authority beyond January, but asserted emergency power to counter foreign actions that could threaten domestic values.
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Still Denies Attacking Wife in Elkton Field
Stanley Burbee 31 denied again today that he attacked his wife 31 left with a fractured skull and wearth. Mrs Goldie Durbee 31 was reported slightly improved at Union Hospital forty stitches closed wounds. Durbee detained without formal charge and questioned by State's Attorney E D E Rollins and Deputies but he maintained he was not his wife's assailant.
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Police Survey Moves Through Council Actions and Budgets
Reelected officials include Donald Weems as police justice and Dr. E B Miller as meat and milk inspector. Committees review a salary increase for Dr Miller, bids on garbage removal are declined, and an ordinance separates wet garbage. A new carnival plan funded by VFW seeks equipment prizes, while Christmas decor costs for the Apple Blossom Festival are adjusted from the contingent fund.
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Hawthorne
Council directs sewer connections for noncompliant property owners
The council ordered property owners who have not connected to the sewer system to comply within ten days or face summons. About a dozen cases remain unresolved from the larger group of roughly forty who had requested connections.
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Flattering Autumn Sweater Pattern from Crochet Bureau
A warm knitted sweater praised for a Peter Pan collar and snug waist fit to wear with fall tweeds. Made with double knit-cro-sheen in autumn glow shade. Directions offered by mail via stamped self addressed envelope to the Crochet Bureau, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York City, Blouse 190.
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