Wisconsin Vote Boldly Shifts Power As Kohler Defeats La Follette
Edward W. Pickard reports Wisconsin’s Republican primary produced a major shift. Walter J. Kohler defeated Philip La Follette for governor, with Chapple beating Binne for senator. Democrats show ambitions with Madison mayor Schmedeman as a candidate. Kohler pledges tax cuts and pro-business policies while emphasizing opposition to high state taxes. Wheeler campaigns for Democrats.
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Hoover to Speak in Des Moines October 4
Everett Sanders announced President Hoover will deliver his first campaign speech in Des Moines on October 4. He will not travel with a formal address in Washington and plans to discuss farm relief amid tariff opposition, replying to Franklin D Roosevelt’s recent address.
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Midwestern farmers enter intensified holiday strike phase
Former Midwest farmers move to withhold grain and non perishables from markets while forbidding picketing or work on highways. Nearly two million farmers are urged to join, with strong participation promised from Minnesota North Dakota Oklahoma Nebraska and Iowa. Meetings in Washington include leaders from the National Municipal League and the national conference of government. Simon H Strawn urged tax reductions.
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Gandhi Hunger Strike Prolongs Fight Over Election Settlement
NAHATMA GANDAI begins a protest fast after a fruit meal, vowing to continue until communal election issues are settled. He remains imprisoned, saying he will not leave his cell unless forcibly removed, while supporters and critics exchange telegrams and letters urging resolution.
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Letlers River Port Feud Spurs Bolivian Paraguay Tension
Bolivian and Paraguayan authorities clash over the Letlers river port and surrounding territory ceded by Colombia to Peru. Both sides offer hostile-tinged talks while border fighting persists, notably at Fort Baqueron, with Paraguay claiming advantage.
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Progressive Miners Clash With Insurgents in Taylorville
The Progressive Miners of America failed to curb worker resignations as insurgents swung through Taylorville to disrupt operations. A partly wrecked newspaper plant followed a borohines incident while state troops restored order. Miners pressed for higher pay despite new policies. In sports news, the World Series opening between the Yankees and the Openings slated for New York on October 8 spurred excitement.
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Most Spectacular Federal Agency: FBI History and Works
The Bureau of Investigation under the Department of Justice is described as the most spectacular federal agency, though rarely in the public limelight. It coordinates law enforcement across the United States, preserves civil rights, maintains the world’s largest fingerprint bureau, and investigates bankruptcy fraud, interstate crimes, thefts, and political crimes. Notable cases include Gene Elms murder linkage, John E. Ainsley banking case, and Grover Blom bank fraud. Hoover oversees 24 years of agency history with 22 regional offices and chief investigator in Washington.
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Milwanker Bank Embezzlement Case Ends with Malloy Sentence
In a Milwanker bank case the defendant Malloy was found guilty of false entries and embezzlement after reconstructing the bank’s clerk system. He received four years in prison and a $85,000 fine.
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French African Mission Calls Save Wildlife In Africa
A French government mission in Africa warns that elephants rhinos giraffes and dwarf hippos face extinction in French colonies within years unless drastic action is taken. It urges a Franco British Belgian treaty to ban rhinoceros horn exports and strict hunting limits for natives and foreigners.
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Martins Make Home in Traveling Crane
In Longview Washington two martins have nested for three seasons in a closet on a hammer crane at the Longview Lumber dock. The birds raise young as the crane moves along the dock a half mile daily. Workers report calm parents and frequent feeding in the nest. The martins are thought to be coffee birds from Brazil.
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U S Finds Stone Walls Do Not a Prison Make
The federal government is increasingly trusting prisoners and using unwalled camps. In the first two and a half years since the program began 0.678 persons have been confined. There have been 101 escapes from camps and 131 recaptured.
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Ring Found After 1888 Tornado in Ovelita Kansas
Mrs. Emery Conwell hosted a gathering when a May 17 1888 tornado struck Ovelita Kansas. Her husband recovered a buried gold ring from the barnyard debris during cleanup after the storm.
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Jump Over-Calls and Takeout Doubles in Honor-Trade Bidding
A discussion on jump over-calls and takeout doubles in defensive bidding. It explains when a jump over-call signals strength, how it differs from a simple over-call, and when to use or avoid takeout doubles depending on vulnerability and hand strength.
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