Dr. Work Here Declines to Be Interviewed; The Telegram Calls on Hoover to Drop Him
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E R Keiss says it is safe for Hoover
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October 20, 1928
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Miners Hit at Hatless Men, But Shy at Girls' Short Skirts
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Resolution adopted by Dist No 9, United Mine Workers, condemns hatless fad
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Lindbergh Will Hunt Bears In Mexican Hills Next Week
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Plans, for hunting trip in Mexico
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SMITH CITES SALT CREEK OIL LEASE IN ASSAULT ON REPUBLICAN RECORD; STIRS AUDIENCE OF 7,000 AT CHICAGO; HITS DR. WORK AND BORAH Assails Republican Chair-man's Official Acts and Senator's Change of FrontREVIEWS CAMPAIGN ISSUESDenounces the Administration'sFailure to Aid Farmers andTells of His Reform Plans.CHEERED ON AUTO PARADE Governor Gets Ovation FromThousands Along the Routein Chicago and Evanston.
By From a Staff Correspondent of The New York Times
Chicago
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HOOVER WILL ARRIVE HERE SUNDAY NIGHT; Coming Early and May Hold a Conference Before His Speech on Monday. COMPLETES HIS ADDRESS Secretary West and Representative Kiess Assure Nominee Illinois and Pennsylvania Are Safe.
By Special to The New York Times
Says Pa is safe for Hoover
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Notable Births
1928Michael O'Donnell, English physician, author, and journalist (died 2019)[†]
Michael O'Donnell was a British physician, journalist, author and broadcaster.
Notable Deaths
1928Jack Peddie, Scottish footballer (born 1876)[†]
John Hope Peddie, commonly known as Jack or Jock Peddie, was a Scottish footballer who played for various clubs in both England and Scotland, including Newcastle United, Manchester United, Plymouth Argyle and Heart of Midlothian. As a Plymouth player, he is most famous for scoring their first ever goals in the Western and Southern Leagues.