Maine Election Seen As Stimulus For GOP Efforts
Charles P. Stewart notes Republican HQ in Chicago remains confident after Maine results. National Chairman Everett Sanders and Secretary Venable rate the outcome as a push, not doom, while emphasizing limited significance of a single state race. Stewart plans to visit farm strike areas next.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
National Republican
Chicago
Central Press
Illinois
Maine
Everett Sanders
Sanders
White House
Dickinson
Republican
Venable
Congressional Committee
Reedy
Portland
Fear and ignorance as fuel for fear in daily life
A Grit inspired meditation argues most fear stems from ignorance of the world and ourselves and from misunderstanding friends. It urges facing fear with courage and self knowledge, treating fear as a habit to be fought rather than a fate to endure.
Tuna an Enigma
The bluefin tuna appears in southern California waters each June and departs in September. Scientists and fishermen remain unsure of the fish’s origin and destination.
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California
Glaucoma explained its causes and warning signs
Glaucoma is a middle aged eye disease caused by increased intraocular pressure from fluid buildup. Acute attacks can congest the eye while simple glaucoma develops gradually. early treatment can prevent blindness and many people simply need to know the disease exists and can be checked.
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Ian
Jackson
Champion Farmerette There, an old German play
An old German play titled Champion Farmerette There opens with Adam being created as the curtain rises on the stage, revealing the initial scene of the drama.
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Adam
Editor on Stand in Lottery Trial in New York
Donald F. Stewart editor of Moose magazine testifies in the James J. Davis trial in New York City. Davis, former labor secretary of Pennsylvania, faces charges of violating national lottery laws with prosecutors tracing $172,000 from a lodge lottery fund to him.
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Donald F. Stewart
The
Moose Magazine
New York City
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Labor
Davis
First American Mezzotint Engraver Peter Pelham
Peter Pelham the first engraver in America to work in mezzotints and the stepfather of John Singleton Copley. An Englishman, he settled in Boston shortly before 1727.
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America
Peter Pelham
John Singleton Copley
Pelham
Boston
Conservatives Lead in Wisconsin Primary
Former Gov Walter J Kohler defeated Gov Philip F La Follette in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary. Ashland editor John B Chapple led Senator John J Blaine in the senatorial race as a progressive challenger.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Isconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Philip F. la Follette
John B. Chapple
Ashland
John J. Blaine
Aristocrats of Spain Sent To African Exile
The Spanish republics exile of marquises dukes and high officials sailed last night aboard the Espana V bound for Villa Cisneros in Rio de Oro. Wives sisters and other relatives watched tearfully as the group departed for a fever haunted camp on the African coast.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Africa
Villa Cisneros
Rio de Oro
Mrs Borah Grips Parrot Fever Case in Idaho
Mrs William E Borah wife of Idaho senator grew worse with psittacosis fever doctors said her condition intensified with higher temperature and three physicians consulted The investigation traced the illness to a love bird from a California dealer whose death had recently been reported and linked to local cases
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
Stock Market Shifts Then Firms On Afternoon Rally
New York reporting a tense morning in the stock market with alternating rallies and declines as prices swung. By early afternoon sales dried up and the market hardened with public utility stocks holding firm before yielding. Sterling cables traded around 3.45 percent and money at about 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Custodian of Trust Funds Is Sent To Prison
John A. Machray custodian of trust funds for the University of Manitoba and the Church of England pleaded guilty to theft of 901175 from the university and 60000 from Heber Archibald his former law partner. He was 67 and sentenced to seven years on each charge with sentences to run concurrently.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
John A. Machray
University of Manitoba
Church of England
Heber Archibald
Machray
Emer ald Oil Home Treatment for Bad Legs
An advertisement urges readers to try a simple Emer ald Oil home treatment for swollen legs. It claims immediate relief without operations or injections and promises normal activity with no waste of money if not helped. Baker's Drug Store backs the offer.
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Baker's Drug Store
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Elk City
Okla
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Pittsburgh
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Windy City
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Logan Clendening
M. D
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London
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
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England
Henrietta Bakker
United States
Holland
Miss Bakker
Pomona
Cal
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Golden Crests
Montgomery Ward & Co
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Winchester
Thomas Ince
Nancy Drexel
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Hollywood
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John Chapple
Montgomery
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