Voter Registration, Transport Strikes, and Political Rifts Across States
The notice outlines a three day window for voter registration in Cedar S, urges timely card completion before the deadline at city hall, and notes low registration totals. It critiques Iowa politics, reports road blockades near Sioux City, and cites remarks on government and farm policy including comments from Governor Turner and public opinion's reach to Washington.
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Congress
Wne
Washington
Mate Of Sain Woman Ends Life After Disappearance
In Plymouth Massachusetts a woman Edith Dubois 39 remains found buried under concrete at Great Herring Pond cottage five hours after her husband Charles Dubois shot himself in a Quincy rooming house He was once in disguise as Ralph Henderson The investigation followed his wife disappearance on August 10 as police questioned friends and former chauffeur Lawrence Frasier and Grace Atwood of Middleboro was said to have been friendly with Dubois and aware of the alleged accident death.
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Plymouth
Mass
Edith Dubois
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Charles E. Dubois
Quincy
John V. Sullivan
Great Herring Pond
Sullivan
Edward Mott
Russell Dearborn
Braintree
Lawrence Frasier
Dubois
Dearborn
Frasier
Ralph Henderson
Michael F. Fleming
Grace Atwood
Middleboro
Freddy Friday the garter snake on display in St Charles
A garter snake named Freddy Friday spent 25 days in a fruit jar on the desk of Mayor I C Langum after a drama in St Charles. Freddy’s rival spider Kid Oscar wandered the city, humane groups intervened, and suitors offered to hire Freddy for appearances.
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INS
Freddy
Freddy Friday
I. C. Langum
St. Charles
Kid Oscar
Oscar
Langum
Burlingame
Calif
Mother Of Dix Is Dead In Hollywood
Mrs. E C Brimmer age 73 mother of film star Richard Dix died at her Hollywood home after a two week illness. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Dix
Hollywood
E. C. Brimmer
Richard Dix
Goodman and Somerville in Amateur Golf Finals
Johnny Goodman of Omaha defeated Francis Ouimet 4 and 2 to reach the final round of the amateur meet. He will face Ross Somerville of Canada after Somerville beat Jesse Guilford 7 and 6. Also included are Friday baseball results from the major leagues.
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Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Francis Ouimet
U. S
Goodman
Ross Somerville
Canada
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
IOWA G O P 10 Extends Drive to Precincts
A Des Moines rally drew 500 plus Iowa Republicans as State Chairman Homer Stephens announced a statewide precinct level drive. Caravans will visit every congressional district starting in October with district caucus dates to be set. National committeeman H E Spangler urged a hard campaign, not a “pink tea” effort, promising fights in the precincts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ourves
Roosevelt
Montaville Flowers
Los Angeles
Edward Morrow
Kentucky
Hoover
Money Flows Into G O P Coffers
Joseph R. Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, told President Hoover contributions were increasing and could reach 1 500 000. He credited gains from Maine election wins and said earlier giving had been slow.
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Washington
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National’ Committee
Hoover
Nutt
Maine
Hurley Sees Growing Republican Support At Midwest Stop
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley visiting Cedar Rapids with Rep Royal Johnson said Republican sentiment is strengthening across the northwest during his cross country trip. They paused for lunch, refueled, and planned to continue to Ottawa Illinois before Washington, asserting calm over current political propaganda.
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Patrick J. Hurley
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
Huron
S. D
Hurley
Northwest
Lincoln ideals urged for nation by Hyde in Fort Wayne
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde appealed to the American people to return to Abraham Lincoln's ideals during a dedication in Fort Wayne of a bronze statue titled Abraham Lincoln the Hoosier Youth. He warned against government dependency and stressed equal opportunity tied to individual effort. Senator Watson read President Hoover's message praising Lincoln's character and enduring service to the Union.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Arthur M. Hyde
Hoosier
Hyde
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Hoover
James E. Watson
Paul Manship
Exchange Calls in Political Messages
The New York stock exchange committee on business conduct asked all New York City members to submit by noon Friday telegraphic communications about political topics sent or received between September 1 and Thursday. Out-of-town members must file by Sept. 19. Officials did not elaborate on the move or its purpose. Rumors say it targets brokerage letters discussing politics and market moves.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange Committee On
New York City
The
Stock Exchange
Plane On Non-Stop Rome Flight Reported Lost
The trans Atlantic monoplane American Nurse, with William Ullbrich Edna Newcomer and Dr. Leon M Pisculli aboard, was lost after over fifty hours since last sighting. The craft, aiming New York to Rome, was last seen 450 miles west of Land's End by the French liner France at 12 50 pm New York time. The France docked at Havre and Captain Thoreaux said he saw the white plane flash by at 110 miles per hour with no apparent trouble.
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LE ‘Havre
France
William Ullbrich
Edna Newcomer
Leon M. Pisculli
New York
Rome
Land’s End
England
Eemns
Thoreaux
Tokio Exonerates American Bank In Picture Incident
The U S state department released a message from Ambassador Grew in Tokio stating Japan attached no blame to the National City bank over photographs of commercial centers. Japanese officials said no suspicion toward the bank and authorized Grew to inform Washington officially. The protest had followed claims of photographic espionage by the Osaka branch.
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Washington
State Department
Grew
Tokio
National City Bank
Japan
Foreign Office
Osaka
Roosevelt Forecasts New Liberal Era in US Government
Roosevelt predicts a new period of liberalism as he campaigns in the west. He cites assurances from Missouri Kansas and Colorado that Democrats will fare better than Maine in the upcoming November vote. He argues voters are shifting to fundamentals and away from dollars.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic
West
Colorado
Denver
Democratic Party
United States
Garner Attacks Hoover as Democrats Claim Roosevelt Win
Speaker John N. Garner denounces President Hoover for inconsistency and vacillation and predicts a 10,000,000 Democratic majority for Roosevelt Garner ticket in November. He says Republican leaders are in panic and cites Hoover taking credit for relief measures passed by Congress over his protest. He accuses Hoover of changing stance as public opinion shifted.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Hoover
White House
Congress
Bolivia enraged by reports of alleged atrocities
Reports in La Paz papers claim Paraguayan soldiers killed Bolivian stretcher bearers and hacked captives in the Gran Chaco dispute. Crowds urged Bolivia to strike Asuncion as arms pacts surface with Paraguay, amid regional tensions and accusations of brutality.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Asungion
Copenhagen
Denmark
United Press
Earl of Craven Dies in France After Moral Turpitude Case
London report states the Earl of Craven, linked with the Countess of Cathcart in a famous New York moral turpitude case six years ago, died in France on Friday according to the Evening News.
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London
INL
Earl of Craven
Countess of Cathcart
New York
France
Evening News
Will Rogers on farm relief and taxes in Roosevelt era speech
Will Rogers argues farmers are hurt by price volatility and taxes rather than political speeches. He claims tax policy, not schemes, should relieve farmers, noting land taxes fund communities while stockholders pay little. He critiques farm relief promises as empty.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Roland
Women protest canceled lecture at Love Show in Cleveland
Hundreds of women stormed the Engineers Auditorium in Cleveland demanding refunds after an advertised women-only lecture on Married Love was canceled. Police and a sergeant restored order as refunds totaling $62 beyond receipts were issued, while manager Emmanuel Lewis planned a court bid to restrain authorities from interfering with his sex education talk.
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Engineers Auditorium
Uaa
Women's Bureau
Frank Fields
Fields
Emmanuel Lewis
Kaye Don Marries Eileen Martin In Greenwich
English speedboat racer known as Kaye Don wed 21 year old Greenwich society girl Eileen Martin. The couple filed a marriage license at the Greenwich town clerk’s office and left before officials fully recognized them. Don gave his name as G. Ernest Don, 40, while Miss Martin is daughter of Leonard Martin of Greenwich.
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Conn
INS
Kaye Don
Eileen Martin
Kaye
G. Ernest Don
Miss Martin
Engle Leonard Martin
Deputy Held In 3rd Degree Case
In Peoria Illinois a coroner's jury found Martin Virant died from shock and injuries while detained in Tazewell county jail Pekin. The jury recommended Deputy Sheriff C O Skinner be brought before the Tazewell county grand jury on a third degree case claim.
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Peoria, Ill
INS
Martin Virant
Tazewell County
Pekin
C. O. Skinner
Cleveland Attorney Elected National Head of 40 and 8
John A. Eldon of Cleveland was chosen national head of the 40 and 8 an honorary Legion group at its 13th annual convention in Portland Ore Other officers elected include Rev Father Frank J Berry of Knoxville Ia as national chaplain
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Portland
Ore
John A. Eldon
Cleveland
Iowa Guard Not Called As Farm Pickets Provoke Embargo
In Sioux City Iowa authorities plan steps to clear highways amid a farm holiday picket dispute sparked by the National Farmers Holiday Association. Governor Turner says negotiations are pending to iron out differences, and National Guard aid is not yet requested. Six pickets receive 30 days or $1 fines. several deputy injuries occur in a rock and club clash.
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Sioux City
Turner
Woodbury
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Dan Turner
Woodbury County
Iowa National Guard
John A. Davenport
Ralph Prichard
W D. Hayes
Associated Press
Davenport
Prichard
H. B. Kenaston
Hayes
Correctionville
South Dakota
Nebraska
Plan Sham Air Raid on Rome Warns of Punitive Drill
Rome residents will join a government announced air raid exercise on September 28 and 30 described as a form of war discipline. The plan includes citywide darkness, pedestrian sheltering, lights out for cars, and harmless bombing runs to simulate an attack with fines for nonparticipants and a two mile underground tunnel for safety.
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