Maynard Olin Men Win Omaha Awards
Cattle exhibitors from Iowa Wyoming and Nebraska won top honors at the Ak Sar Ben Livestock exposition in Omaha. Red Rosebud owned by A C Shallenberger of Nebraska won grand champion in the Short horn cow class while Divide Maid owned by Allen Cattle Co of Colorado Springs claimed top honors in the same division. Elliott Brown of Rose Hill Iowa earned the grand champion bull in Aberdeen Angus. Grand champion Aberdeen Angus female went to Miller and Kemp of Olin Iowa. The Hereford senior champion was Domino Stanway XVII shown by the Wyoming Hereford Ranch of Cheyenne. CG Good of Ogden Indiana dominated horse judging, winning five of six Belgian class awards. His Oakdale Rescue and Oakdale Emblem took stallion honors, with Farcourt as reserve junior champion. Junior champion went to Duane owned by B F Barber of Fonda Iowa. 4 H club awards listed include grand champion Holstein bull Ames Piebe Count Epsilon Paul Stewart Maynard Ia and other cattle show recognitions across multiple counties.
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Omaha
Iowa
Wyoming
Nebraska
Red Rosebud
A C Shallenberger
Divide Maid
Allen Cattle Company
Colorado Springs
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Miller
Oakland
Ralph Richards
Fremont County
Hampshires
Jamile Summers
Melvin
Poland
China
Edward Wearin
Mulls County
Lloyd Alberts
Shelby County
Alvin Miler
Crawford County
Barrows
Mills County
Cuban general election underway across provinces
HAVANA AP reports Cuba began elections for half the National Assembly seats, two senators, provincial governors, and other officials in six provinces and numerous municipalities, as polling opened Tuesday.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Cuba
Curtis Attacks Roosevelt Farm Relief Program in Indiana
Vice President Charles Curtis spoke to farmers in Sheridan Indiana outlining Republican agricultural policy and criticizing Roosevelt six point farm relief plan. He defended tariff policy and urged voters to choose the party with the better farm record citing economic conditions and the gold standard debate.
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New York State
Roosevelt
Congress
Curtis
U S To Recognize New Chilean Regime
Washington reports the United States will recognize Arturo Alessandri as Chilean president following the Oyanedel regime. Alessandri pledges respect for private property. Observers doubt a Latin American socialist union will emerge due to fragmented communist and socialist parties with little Moscow connection.
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Washington
Arturo Alessandr
United States
Alessandri
Third Internationale
Moscow
Campaign expense trim rates for major parties
Washington reports under the corrupt practices act show the Republican and Democratic national committees will not exceed a combined 3.5 million in costs, far less than 1928 totals, with funds also raised locally. Officials note ongoing fundraising difficulties and predict about a million dollars separate the parties in the final campaign days.
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Washington
INS
Democratic National
House
Republican National Committee
Democratic Committee
No Clashes In Hunger March In Chicago Monday
In Chicago a large hunger march drew between 25 000 and 35 000 participants with no clashes or injuries. Police and march leaders maintained order as a policeman briefly drew a revolver but was ordered to cease the action. The demonstration was hailed as one of the era’s great peaceful protests reflecting disciplined conduct by both sides.
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Chicago
INS
Fig Leaves Assigned to 60 Statues in Mussolini Stadium
In Rome, fig leaves were provided to 60 Carrera marble statues at Mussolini's new sports stadium. The outdoor nudity, meant to cover youths in athletic poses, followed a Vatican suggestion that the venue serves both girl and boy athletes. Leaves were placed on six statues Monday with the rest to be dressed gradually.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Roman Forum
Vatican
Roosevelt Man Asks Cell For 2 Donkeys
Palmer Davidson, chairman of the Roosevelt non partisan league in Montclair New Jersey, asked Tuesday for a city jail cell to imprison two democratic donkeys after they escaped Monday while being moved from West Orange to Montclair for a democratic rally. Children found them in an abandoned stable and council decision was pending.
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Montclair
N Jd
Palmer Davidson
Roosevelt Non-Partisan League
West Orange
Davidson
Glass Attacks Hoover Inflation Policies in Campaign Speech
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia criticized the Hoover administration in his first campaign speech, opposing inflation proposals and urging a Roosevelt victory. He accused the administration of misrepresenting Europe as the source of economic trouble and claimed actions would have harmed gold reserves and spurred domestic demand. He blamed leaders for alleged dishonesty over warnings about the gold standard and noted treasury notes totaling 3.71 billion dollars were sold redeemable in gold with the president's approval.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Treasury
Escaped Death Row After Eighth Appeal
CHICAGO UP Howard Bonham, who nearly faced the electric chair seven times in under a year, was spared once more when the governor commuted his sentence to 99 years imprisonment for killing a restaurant owner. Bonham had seven stays of execution.
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Chicago
Howard Bonham
Governor Seeks 2 Million RFC Loan for Nevada Crisis
Nevada Governor Fred Balzar pressed White House and RFC officials to secure a 2 million dollar loan to stave off the state’s financial crisis. Hoover gave assurance to help while Nevada banks closed for two weeks under a financial holiday.
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Nevada
R.F.C
Washington
Fred Balzar
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Balzar
Hoover
Roosevelt Victory to Progressives Gain Says Johnson
LOS ANGELES UP Continuing his campaign for the democratic cause Senator Hiram W Johnson California's independent Republican denounced rigid adherence to party ties Tuesday night and predicted that on Tuesday
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Los Angeles
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Roosevelt Philosophy vs Mellon-Ware-Morgan Era Debate
A political statement contrasts a Roosevelt approach advocating equal rights for all with an opposition view led by powerful business interests including the Mellons Wares Morgans and others. The speaker denounces the belief in the divine right of big business to exploit people and champions progressive victory and common humanity.
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Mellons
Roosevelt
Funeral for David E. Murphy Guernsey Mayor
Funeral services were held for David Edgar Murphy 71 mayor of Guernsey who died Saturday after a six month illness. A Garden Plain Illinois native he had lived in Guernsey 28 years moving from Belle Plaine. He was active in the Modern Woodman lodge. Surviving is one son Vernon Deep River and two daughters Hors Toomer and Gladys Cochran Guernsey.
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Guernsey
David Edgar Murphy
Gueernsey
Garden Plane
Ill
Murphy
Belle Plaine
Woodman Lodge
Vernon
Deep River
Toomer
Gladys Cochran
Halloween brake-ins by west side thieves prompt police response
Thieves engineered five local break-ins on Halloween as a gang operated on the west side Monday evening and early Tuesday. They targeted four filling stations, a lumber company, and carried out two petty thefts including a radiator cap and a wheel and tire. Police were busy, with the entire force active and off-duty officers patrolling their sections.
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West Side
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