Committee Decides to Conduct Two Inquiries in 1932 Chicago and Washington
The Republican National Committee announced two simultaneous inquiries into campaign financing. Borah and Shipstead will lead in Chicago while Caraway and Bayard handle Washington. Witnesses include William Butler and William Hodgen, with Samuel Untermeyer assisting. The effort aims to probe alleged slush fund activity and large unaccounted expenditures for the La Follette-Wheeler ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
la Follette-Wheeter
Independent National Politics Organization
Frank P. Walsh
Te Follette
la Follette
Caraway
Arkansas
Bayard
Delaware
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Walsh
Bogoh
Shipstead
William M. Butler
William V. Hodgen
Ilinois
Ohie
Watesh
Aame
Chicago
Borah
Tin Poullette
Lavinia
American Federation of Labor
Kirkland
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest States
Denver and New Mexico and Arizona expect generally fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. The outlook notes stable conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the past 24 hours ending 6 p m reported. Observed high temperature 58 degrees with 23 mph wind and variable conditions. Day was clear with shifting wind direction and light velocity readings.
Sunrise and sunset times in October for Santa Fe region
Sunrise October 29 at 6 12 p m Santa Fe time. Local sunset times vary by zone with October shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Wallace Funeral in Washington Des Moines for Henry C Wallace
Funeral services for Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture were held in the White House East Room and the body was carried to Des Moines Iowa for interment on Wednesday The journey included Mrs Wallace and her children with government officials accompanying the funeral party and the body in private cars bound for Iowa state capitol services will be held there after a state for several hours and government offices suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
White House
Des Moines
Iowa
Wallace
Iowa State Capitol
Capitol Building
Ruth
Agnes McLay
Birmingham
Mich
James A
Harry A
John
St. Petersburg
Fla
John P. Wallace
Charles Kruegemann
Work
President Coolidge
Atso
Gore
James C. Davis
Davis
James F. Coupal
Joel T. Boone
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue
Agricultural Department
Union Station
Cabinet
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
NEBBLETT DENIES INJUNCTION IN RAILWAY MERGER
In El Paso Texas Judge Colin Neblett denied a petition for a temporary injunction blocking the El Paso and Southern Pacific merger. He ruled the court lacks jurisdiction. Attorneys for Home Furniture and plaintiffs discussed mandamus to compel a panel, while railroad officials sought time for the attorney general to review the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
United States District Court
Colin Neblett
Home Furniture Company
Neblett
F.*. Wade
J. A. Sweeney
Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Attorney General
J. H. Tallichet
Atlantic
Harvey Ss. Gamble
W. A. Hawkins
Gamble
United States
Tallichet
Kentucky
Arizona
Fl Paso
Hawkins
Interstate Commercee Commission
Deportation Drive Targets Ex President Wife in New York
S Stanwood Men ken head of the National Security League seeks to deport Countess Catherine Karolyi wife of Hungary’s former president who arrived in New York for lectures. guards and police protect her as she is denied landing on citizen-only shores amid threatening letters. she denies Bolshevik claims and cites adml hor thy propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Stanwood Menken
National Security League
Catherine Karolyi
Hungary
George Washington
State Department
Jane Addams
J. J. Harriman
Gifford Pinchot
F. D. Roosevelt
Carrie Chapman Catt
J. W. Gerard
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Menken
Budapest
Europe
Mfr
Catherine
Comine
Admiral Horthy
Flurope
Floroepe
Horthy
Printing Pigo Great Invention Days McCormick
Chicago Oct 27 Col KR McCormick editor of the Chicago Tribune told the sixth publicity conference of the Chicago Church Federation that the printing press is a world changing invention shaping wars and politics. He defined a newspaper as a profit driven daily and as a check on government exposing corruption while promoting commerce through ads. He argued printing enabled public opinion to influence state action and international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Col
KR. R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Church Federation
Europe
Sarajevo
San Miguel County Officials Face Removal Proceedings
An affidavit filed in the San Miguel County district court accuses Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado of collecting large civil process mileage fees without county treasurer returns and failing to itemize accounts since January 1923. Judge Leahy orders Delgado to appear next Thursday as state agent Thomas Trader leads the case with special counsel. Armijo, new district attorney, accepted a resignation from T. V. Truder and appointed N. Higgins as assistant district attorney with W. G. Haydon and T. V. Trader as special counsel for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Miguel A. Senecal
San Miguel County
Lorenzo Delgado
Thomas Trader
Delgado
District Attorney's
District Court
David J. Leahy
Thomas V. Trader
Luis EF. Armijo
Truder
Armijo
T. V. Truder
N. Higgins
W. G. Haydon
O. ©. Askren
T. V. Trader
Armifo
Senator Glass Challenges GOP Over Supreme Court Move
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia challenged President Coolidge to oppose re election of Borah and Norris and other Republicans backing changes to the Supreme Court. He urged Republicans to abandon efforts to modify constitutional security and criticized Secretary Hughes on the La Follette issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Pel
Carter Glass
Virginia
Coolidge
Borah
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Aten
Hughes
la Follette Court
John W. Davis
Ginass
Churchmen urged to cooperate with newspapers for better cities
Patrick Roy Martin of the Associated Press urged church leaders at Chicago’s sixth Church Federation conference to work with papers by promptly reporting church activities. He said AP aims to publish truly newsworthy items, avoid scandal, and report honestly without malice or gutter. The AP welcomes church news of general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lve
Patrick Roy Martin
New York City
Associated Press
Chicago Church Federation
J. T. B. S&mith
Church
Percy Haughton Football Coag Dies Sudden
New York, Oct. 27 Percy Haughton famed football coach died this afternoon in St Luke's hospital after being stricken with acute indistention on the Columbia university field. He was 49 and had coached Columbia two years after a long career at Harvard where he earned a national reputation as a great football general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Percy Haughton
St. Luke's Hospital
Columbia University
Haughton
Columbia
Harvard University
Early Cabinet Pick Likely After Wallace Death
Washington outlines a quick but cautious pick for secretary of agriculture after the Wallace death with names like Frank C. Lowden, John Lee Coulter, and Samuel Adams discussed. Hull urged Lowden while Donlin cited broad industry support and strong wages and jobs in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota Agricultural and Mechanics College
Samuel Adama
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
Hull
Lowden
William K. Hull
Agricultural Commission
Harding
Wallace
Senator McCormick
Stone
John H. Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Donlin
Persia to Send Extraordinary Envoy to Explain Tehran Murder
Washington October 27 The Persian government will soon send an extraordinary envoy to the United States to explain to the State Department its attitude toward the murder of Vice Consul Robert Imbrie by a Teheran mob. The envoy aims to relieve tensions over delays in executing death sentences against chief instigators Bagher M Kazemi and others and to reaffirm that friendship between the two nations remains essential. The State Department had no comment, but concerns linger that Persian procrastination has stalled a full settlement with the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
United States
State Department
Robert Wimbrie
Teheran
Bagher M. Kazemi
Joseph C. Grew
Ersia
Imbrie
Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease Near Alvin Texas
An outbreak of foot and mouth disease was found today in Brazoria County cattle on J. M. Catquard’s ranch about three miles north of Alvin. The herd is 25 miles from the first infection site and marks the first Texas outbreak outside Harris County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazoria CQ
Texas
Houston
Tex
J. M. Catquard
Alvin
Brazoria County
Harris County
Russian Plot Dominates British Campaign Oratory
London dispatch reports Prime Minister MacDonald frames Zinovieff letter affair as a major political crisis and explains delays in handling the Soviet note. He accuses foreign offices of rushing actions and vows to publish all facts once verified, likening events to Guy Fawkes and Gunpowder plots. He defends anti propaganda stance and warns against outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
MacDonald
Cardiff
Zinovieff
Foreign Office
Guy Fawkes
Daily Mail
Department of the Foreign Office
Christian Rakovaky
Haldeman Dies At Churchill Downs At 78
General William B. Haldeman commander in chief of the Confederate Veterans died at Churchill Downs hospital after a fainting spell in his box. He was 78, once part owner of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times. Funeral set for Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Cahill Cemetery in full Confederate uniform.
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Louisville
William 8. Haldeman
The
Confederate Veterans
Churchill Downs
Haldeman
Courier Journal
Louisville Times
United Daughters of the Confederacy
First Presbyterian Church
Ca Hill Cemetery
Aviator Leslie Campbell Killed in Lake Madison Seaplane Venture
Leslie Campbell, 22, an aviator, died after his seaplane fell 500 feet into Lake Madison during his inaugural flight. The crash occurred less than five minutes after takeoff as he began his first venture as a seaplane pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
8. D
Associated Press
Leslie Campbell
Lake Madison
Coolidge rallyer Dawes attacks La Follette in upstate tour
Dawes condemned La Follette and Democratic leadership as cowardly while urging a full vote for Coolidge in Albany Syracuse Utica and Rochester. He argued for strong leadership, warned against demagoguery, and praised the president's stand on law and policy during a 2,500 mile eastern swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Associated Press
Calvin Coolidge
Upstate New York
Charles G. Dawes
Albany
Syracuse
Senator la Follette
Utica
Wall Street
Dawes
Alfred E. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Dawes
Chicago
Missouri
President Coolidge
United States
Forty Two Wives Testify Against Alleged Bigamist
In Vienna forty two women, each claiming to be Julius Gruenwalds wife, testified as witnesses against him after his arrest outside a tailor shop. They stated he married, extorted money from each bride, then deserted them, with evidence showing an average of about $30 per marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Julius Gruenwald
Gruenwald
Tunney Knocks out Foley in First Round Bout
Gene Tunney American light heavyweight champion defeats Harry Foley of Hot Springs Arkansas in the first round of an eight round scheduled bout in Memphis Tennessee on October 27.
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Whesler
Borah and Shipstead
Caraway and
Cat
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Are
J. Cushing
Republican City Committee of
Boston
Massachusetts Coolfre Campaign Finance Committee
Massachusetts
Louis K. Liggett
Secretary of Agriculture
Rnilway
E. P
S. W. Case
McOrmick
Col. McCormick
Prescott
Ariz
SAN Miguel CD
Glass
Persia
Quinet
Great Britain
Radovaky
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