Butler Urges Lowden Named K. C. P. Nominee
Nicholas Murray Butler backs Frank Lowden for the Republican nomination and re endorses Newton Baker for vice president. He urges unity with conservative Democrats to thwart the New Deal and warns the party faces a decisive 1936 fight. Butler, 70, calls for a liberal unified party with a clear program. He sails to Europe and will not attend the 1936 convention.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Butler
Newton D. Baker
Endors Ince
Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
New Deal
Columbia University
Republican Party
United States
New York Herald-Tribune
Herald-Tribune
Dr. Butler
Europe
Butler Distrusts Senators and Landon as 18th Amendment Reform Tempest
The speaker dismisses Senators Borah Dickinson and Vandenberg from the United States Senate and declines to identify with Gov. Landon. He labels the Senate as a political dust pocket and says he does not know Landon or his public acts. He hopes Landon would oppose defense of the 18th amendment and isolationism.
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William E. Borah
L. J. Dickinson
Arthur Vandenberg
Senate of the
United States
West
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Mr. Landon
Butler
Lowden Rejects Butler Bipartisan Presidency Plan
Former Illinois Governor Frank O Lowden declined to discuss Dr Nicholas Murray Butler's bid to nominate him for a bipartisan presidential ticket. Friends say Lowden blames party bosses for past snubs and now believes party leadership must come to him.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Lowden
Butler
Andrew Mellon
Brady suit against Jackson County settled for 1700 dollars
Patrick Brady, a farmer near Maquoketa, reached a out of court settlement with Jackson County over land condemnation for a road and creek channel changes. The county agreed to pay Brady 1700 dollars though he claimed about 4000.
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Maquoketa
Patrick Brady
Here
Jackson County
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Brady
Snow Cross on Colorado Peak Draws Wide Viewers
A famed snow cross in Colorado’s Holy Cross National Forest is formed by two crevasses on the mountainside, creating a striking cross visible for miles. Local observers note the natural phenomenon has attracted attention from hikers and photographers alike.
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Holy Cross National Forest
Colorado
Steiner's long radio appeal shifts Senate votes in 1929 debate
Ninety five senators faced similar wanderings from March 4 1929 to 1933. Steiner teamed with Senator Bronson Cutting to argue the Philippine independence amendment. His calm, reasoned 90 minute speech swayed more votes than high pressure orations, a pivotal moment in the debate before his Cleveland assignment.
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Senate
Steiner
Bronson Cutting
Cleveland
Mild mannered senator poised to keynote Cleveland convention
The profile describes Oregon Senator Fred Steiner as amiable and well dressed, with pale blue eyes and a calm smile. He favors listening over talking, credits good critics, and has a non orthodox voting record reflecting cautious support for some New Deal measures.
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Ashington
Oregon
Fred Steiner
Cleveland
Congress
Steiner
Main Street
Senate
Fred
Oregonian
Hoover
Stanfield
G.O. P
Reed Smoots
George Moseses
Dave Reeds
Wesley Joneses
Jews Flee Minsk Riots For Warsaw Refuge
Six thousand Minsk Jews fled to Warsaw after anti Jewish riots left four dead and 40 wounded. Rioters burned homes in the Jewish quarter while police and fire crews struggled to respond. Most Minsk residents were peasants who blocked aid and food deliveries.
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Warsaw
Poland
Minsk
No Cat Ownership Allowed by Predatory Animal Law
A historical notice claims cats are classified as predatory animals making ownership illegal. The statement presents a broad legal restriction without detailing jurisdictions, dates, or enforcement, reflecting period debates on animal classification and property rights.
Alice in Blunderland on Campaign Financing
Alice Longworth comments on the absence of senatorial committee scrutiny of campaign expenditures in the current nomination race. She recalls the 1920 Borah hearings that exposed funds for Wood and Lowden, aiding Harding, and questions whether Republican candidates today are above suspicion.
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Washington, D. C
Leonard Wood
Lowden
Illinois
Harding
Alice Longworth
Youth Given Jail Term For Attack
Danville Illinois Donald Cunningham sixteen year old Danville High School student was sentenced to serve one to fourteen years in prison for attacking E A Bates administrative officer last February fourteenth with a hammer.
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Danville, Ill
Donald Cunningham
Danville
E. A. Bates
Marquette Student Fined for Chalk Toss in Class
A Marquette University student was fined $5 by a faculty disciplinary committee for throwing chalk in a classroom. The panel announced that similar fines will be assessed against future offenders.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Radio Schedule Highlights Night's NBC CBS Programs Across Markets
A dense listing of radio programming with NBC and CBS networks across multiple time slots. Highlights include Jessinette, Frank Fay, Andre Kostelanetz, Xavier Cugat, Duke Ellington, Crosby, Vallee, and Mayfair orchestras among others, with stations WEAP WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO and more.
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Jessinette
NBC
WEAP
Cbs
WAC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Frank Fay
WJZ
WABC
Wbbm OX
WEAF
Weaf Who
WMAQ
WOW
Waring Orch
Richard Himber
Gettas Holmes
Weap Channel Smith
Carl Ravazza
WGST
WJZ Chain
Texas Centennial
Cims McCarthy
Crosby Orch
Dick Mansfield
Glen Gray
Don __ Bestord
Russoe Orch
Ben Bernie Orch
Rudy Vallee
Frankie Masters
WABCO
Morning Radio Schedule and Performers Listing
Radio lineup details performances by musicians and orchestras across NBC CBS and local affiliates. Names include Robert Rissling Metz Shannon Blaufuss Herman Wectaningier and groups such as Merry Madcaps Mayfair orchestra and Chick Webb orchestra.
Car faults found after arrest of Milo man
Des Moines AP report says police found William Benjamin 25 of Milo Iowa driving Thursday with no brakes no headlights no horn no wipers no rear warning light and faulty wheel alignment. He admitted no driver's license.
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Des Moines
William Benjamin
Milo
Iowa
Benjamin
U.S. vows non interference in Latin American affairs
Secretary Cordell Hull reaffirmed U S non intervention policy in Latin America in response to Peru and Chile’s hints of U S support for Nicaragua and other Central American regimes facing revolt. He cited the Montevideo agreement that the United States would not intervene directly or indirectly in domestic concerns of American republics.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Peru
Chile
United States
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Montevideo
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Imos
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WMT
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She
Iote
Marie
Williams
Freedom OF the Press
Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong’s
KNOX
Kaltenmeyer
Frederick Wise
Connie Gates
Gran and Smith
Robert Rissling
A Metz
MacHugh
Honeymooners
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sears
Shannon
Tenor
Mayfair Orch
National Farm and Home Hour
Buffalo Presents
Jimmy Coene
Texas Near
ABC
Weaf Miniature Theater
Wectaningier Choir
Weap Ao Blaufuss Orch
Herman's
Weaf Chain
W Chain
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