Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 05, 1928, Page 18, Image 18

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Advocate Death
HOOVER CHIEFS PLAN EASTERN CAMPAIGN
ARRESTED GIRL HAS DUAL NATURE '
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Cnticlaa t bB directed at
Professor A- G. Barry, of the
University of Wisconsin, sine
his recomnwadatioa that an imbe
cile fid. or.iol in a cell at th
Bunco n:b eoucrjr home, N. C, for
17 years, be riwn a hypodermic
of ktha) to release her from
her misery. He visited the home
with lb summer school student
cd the fir! vas brought t hi?
attention. O In his report Dr.
Barry refers to the confinement
as a bit of barbarism that one
weu'd not expect to find outside
the dirk a,
Legion Candidate
Or Hubert Work, republican natfo.iat commit-.ee chainr-jn, meets eastern republican leaders to
tormuiate plans foe Herbert Hoovers carpa.ai in the east. Lett to r,9ht: Jerem.ah MHbank. eastern
treasurer: Oaa el E. Peneroy. rational vet cisairman: Or. Work: Franklin W. Fort, secretary national
committee, ard Sen. Gecrpe H. Nsses. d.rector el eastern camoaion.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN PREPARE FOR HOOVER CAMPAIGN
' Tkese potes were UVc at the ehriiJeftirtf of the hj Genua
transaUastic dinf.SSe L2-li". at Friederiehshafea. Top, a view
f the reresMtties. aad. below, the "Graf Zeppeha" dressed for tho
citri$etRf.
. FRIENDS ACROSS THE BORDER
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for rt!oJ. mmajcr ef tfc
Aierscaa Leacv. He c"wf
the ntnty-ti.rd olvst-.ci in Franc
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Aad i is ts weS-drrssrd f sui! Tis fte othrr thast
Kew Yell's r araye, J irjty at Tijaajka. Mezieo. with
that smrra.VtT's snayer, Anaa Csbvtas. A)lc:ra J'.mmj aproa
Spuisk tM the saa) es at (AdiTsUxd Enciii, they r
ESCORTING REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
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KepaKx-asi Natieaal Csasawt
teewoanasi Oara C Grace, of
Petenlari:. F-a, insass F3or4a's
dry w Mrxa wi'J carry tie jsate for
Hoaeer" ewa thef Horsda b
X th toi-d tVaaocTicc sh.
Wins Flying Trophy
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Beuy Hines has F"" L05 Angeles, ui, pou.
arrest in comply with , man, by revealing a doa
times, say poiice, Betty is amiable, gentle and cultivated in her ac
tiost At other times she fiies into a fury ar.d attempts to wreck
furniture, then becomes sullen. Her dual personality is revealed b,
her face, the left side being that of a quiet-mannered, gentle girt,
and the right having the features and lines of a hot-tempered, ir
responsble person. She says she wants to be in jail and thus re
mained imprisoned at her own request.
TWO KILLED WHEN CAR RUNS WILD
Plans fr carrying tSe Hcvt.--Cart'S camoa-3n ta wenen c-t te ration ve re discussed witrt rto'jl"
hcan leaders fcy Mrs. Av T. Hert ol Kentucky, .national oorrr-t;ee vtce chairman. Left to
npwt, front row: atrs. W. E'adei Lsmnoesv. Mary!ar.d: Mrs. KatihaTiiel Thayer. Vasxacuse;te: Mrs.
Hert; Mrs. Guy P. Cliif.t. a-no Mrs. W. Reo ra d Baker, St Jersey: Hn. Ellis A. Zost, West Vir.
p.nlar Mrs.-Muo'i Crarke, OS.o. .6atk row: air. IKary E. Sharp. Rhea ls'axd; Vrs. Ilargaret at.
Tusker, VrjnOnt: Wrs. K :H.e O. Parker. N;a KjMHitt; '. YLn'iJ W. Soee'. O.Jlri;t of Coisr!nb.a;
atrv W. E. Kennan, Nortn CaroJ-na; Mrs. Charles Wame, as Vrj. .Wary Boaax. Wisssssippi.
HOOVER 'AND JOHNSON TALK OVER CAMPAIGN
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Herbert Heaver it--ati Jsawes ef t1- pres-eeV.a! ca-.aa"5 !e-v.-H -a-i Jc.Htsi cf
Ca'te -a (ete- at a mr.zAt-em at Wr. Hwtri Sla-d .-.vr-sty M-t. ..Rrp. J Q. Ta e
Cswert'-fwt. ;-'y eaer of hsse, is at te r-.. '
STEERS BREAK SUMMER MONOTONY IN KANSAS CITY
Whe a Notorsaa Frank McTarren left this Pittsburgh, Pa , street
ear to carry a woaaa who rad sprained her ankle to doctor's
See, at Bradcock, Ta-, a ssburb, it ran away down hill, jumped
the track, hit aa a-.o and smashed it through norc front, killing
two. a weiaa aad a S5ra3 girl, and injuring many more. McFarrrn
xnaagrd to get bark oa the car, but was unable to Stop it Above
is the car asd bc'ow the wreckrd store
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ELENA WINS YACHT RACE TO SPAIN
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avastiu Caty, Mo. is tnW3y recot.hg fraaa asi anaxl f beef a the isf . tri tirree ca-acs
catti "were wreeked is the terstuol yards. reetat-V. the fr gtsrswd charged tie crty. i n mi
aC t raas vadwi 11.1 tM trc It leek tV wAawd ejTra of cowbrya ad Vi
eajeaie the raiawaya. AW a tssrd Kteer wiach sirj i the aitfje osT tie scre4 after a laertac tagtt.
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