Roosevelt trip seen as campaign move and power shift
Washington coverage outlines Roosevelt's forthcoming cross-country tour as a strategic bid for re election, addressing health doubts and internal White House tensions. It notes Farley’s optimism, plans to replace him, and political maneuvering over posts, with mentions of Bankhead family offices, Bilbo Harrison clash, and other Washington power plays.
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Washington
Jim Farley
Georgia
West
Roosevelt
Pacific
Share-Wealth Leader Urges Congress Probe Into Long Death
Rev Gerald L X Smith national organizer of share-the-wealth clubs demands congressional inquiry into Huey P Long assassination. In a telegram to Speaker Burns he cites undisclosed facts suggesting a broad plot behind the slain senator. Long's secretary Earle Christianberry supports theories of a multi-person plot rather than a single killer.
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Baton Rouge
INS
Congress
Huey P. Long
Gerald L.X. Smith
Joseph W. Burns
House of Representatives
Mr. Smith
Earle J. Christenberry
Long
Allison Wins US National Tennis Title Over Sidney Wood
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeats Sidney B Wood Jr of New York in three sets 6-2 6-2 6-3 to become United States singles champion before about 7000 spectators at Forest Hills. The 31 year old veteran dominates with powerful drives and strong net play, posting 91 points to 62 for Wood.
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Forest Hills
No. Oy
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
United States
Sidney B., Wood, Jr
New York
Fred Let Perry
England
Wood
Allison
Fred Perry
Jeffries Picks Louis to Defeat Max Baer in 15-Round Bout
In San Francisco veteran champion James J. Jeffries backed Joe Louis to win a 15-round fight versus Max Baer. He mocked Baer saying Baer punches like an old woman and doubted Baer’s abilities, predicting Louis would triumph if as good as he once was.
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San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Max
Louis
American Association standings and team listings
Fragmentary text presents a roster style update with multiple city and team names including Louisville Indianapolis Toledo St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City, mentioning players or officials such as Ryba LeComate Scheffing Petersen Southard Rinzhofer and others. The garbled OCR obscures clear results or dates but indicates a compiled standings or matchup summary across several associations and teams.
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Columpus
Louisville Jc
Abo Ryba
LeComate
Scheffing
Fetersen
Southard
Rinzhofer
Indianapolis
Toledo
Tees
Son Gor
Kit
Elliot
Ullivan
Riddie
Stels
Kansas City
Atx
Trow
Hunter and Fenner
Fullerton, Bell, Moore and Madijeski
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Gatehouse
Ryan
Rean
Hogan
Leitz
Mackey and
Detore
Morning Radio Schedule Jammed With NBC CBS Listings
A dense NBC CBS radio schedule lists programs and chained stations across the day. Entries name shows like The Gumps, Mary Marlin, and Life of Riley with station affiliations WJZ WEAF WHO WBBM KOA plus CBS WABC WCCO. Sporadic sports and music acts appear, including Jack Armstrong and Orphan Annie, with varied times from morning into late evening.
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Weaf Chain
Princess Marie
CBS
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W4z
Chain
Osa Linda Ain
Francesce Barton
WEAF
Happy Hollow
WABC
Pedro Via
WJZ
Vie and Sade
Grab Har
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WJZ Chain
Loretta Lee
Sparman
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Abner
Buck Borers
WLW
WSM
Boake Carter
Jessica Dragonette
Orch
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Kurkdale
KMOX
Lucille Manners
Ruth Estine
Nichols Orch
Walter Okeson
Erid Official
Stevens Orch
Vivienne Segal
Lyman Orch
WMAQ
Lone
Frank Parker
Franela White
WLS
Gary Cooper
Ann Harding
Peter Ibbetson
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Himber Arch
al Pearce
Range
WEAP
Meeting House
Jerry Cooner
WABG
Dorothy Lamour
Dailey Orch
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Ink Spots
Keller Orch
Naylor Orch
Lee Orch
WFAF
Freeman Orch
Wood
Jesse Crawford
Russell Orch
Weaf Who
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Shandor
Him Arch
Bissett Orch
Town's Orch
Williams Orch
Dion
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Orientation Week Begins for Cornell Freshmen
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Orientation for new Cornell College students started Thursday as freshman week runs through Monday September 16. Upperclassmen registration and first classes begin Tuesday September 17. The week features campus tours play day and a White House reception. Dr H J Burgstahler addresses chapel and aptitude tests, with a Palisades park Pal picnic. Vesper service and faculty visits follow, ending with final week tests and lectures led by Dr T R McConnell and Dean Miss Alice Betts.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
White House
Cornell Christian Association
H. J. Burgstahler
Palisades State Park
Bowman and Pfeiffer
Burgstahler
College League
T. R. McConnell
Alice R. “Betts
Clyde Tull
Curtis Moore
Lime Springs
Riverside Homecoming draws 2000 in city celebration
More than 2,000 residents attended Riverside's homecoming, sponsored by the Better Riverside club and the local Legion post. B. B. Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids criticized national trend toward power concentration in a morning address. Parade winners included St. Mary's high school and M. J. Wilkinson, with prize allocations across lodge, commercial, and animal categories. The Cedar Rapids Colored Giants beat the local baseball club 7 to 3 in ten innings. An amateur contest awarded Raymond Herring first, the Lone Tree band second, and Dickie Kallaus third. Kalona defeated the River one Reese in softball 19 to 4.
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Riverside
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Better Riverside Club
Legion Post
Fo Ee
Lodge and Society
St. Mary’s High School
M. J. Wilkinson
Herbert Schnoebelen
Louis Veggy
Roy Gerot
Armbruster
J Prosgram
The
Cedar: Rapids
Colored Giants
Raymond Herring
Lone Tree
Little
Dickie Kallaus
Kalona
Riverone
Reese
Elwood Consolidated School Adds Faculty and Re-decorates
Elwood reports 139 total enrollment with three new teachers Miss Helen Shepphard from Ankeny for first and second grades Miss Gladys Holets from Ely for high school and Miss Marjorie Ives from Des Moines for third and fourth grades Ives will also teach music Both glee clubs and orchestra work to be revived The high school faculty will gain time for more supervision The building has internal redecoration A community meeting is set for Sept 27 in the high school auditorium with program to be announced.
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Elwood
Helen Shepphard
Ankeny
Gladys Holets
Ely
Marjorie Ives
Des Moines
Ives
Orcchestra Awork
Births Reported in Marion and Dubuque Hospitals
Mrs and Mrs H W Si ver of Marion welcome a daughter at St Luke s hospital on September 12. Mr and Mrs M H Douglass of 424 Twenty first Street NE announce a daughter. Margot Jeanne born at Finley hospital in Dubuque on August 31. Mr and Mrs William Krumbholz of 1207 Sixth Street NW announce a son weighing eight pounds thirteen ounces at Mercy hospital Saturday. Mrs Krumbholz is formerly Miss Lucille Faltinson.
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H. W. Siver
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