Political campaign activity spans nation with speeches and attacks
President Hoover and Governor Rooot tour states on speaking circuits while Albert Ritchie and Roosevelt press prohibition and electoral issues. La Follette faction backs Roosevelt. Cox calls Hoover ineffective. New York faces budget cuts and looming subway debt as officials seek funds ahead of November payroll. Secretary Thomas announces Britain breaks with Soviet Russia. Irish Free State talks stall. Industrial and trade updates show export gains and oil industry optimism amid fiscal strains.
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Hoover
Roott
Middle West
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Chicago
Henry Alten
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Springfield
St. Louis
Kentucky
Tennessee
Atlanta
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Baltimore
Detroit
Michigan
Charlestown
W. Va
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Des Moines
Cleveland
la Follette
Madison
Wis
James Jf. Cox
Stimson
New York
Garner Charles M. Schwab
London
Count Stephen Bethlen Premier of Hungary
Count Stephen Bethlen is presented as a former premier of Hungary and one of the country’s foremost statesmen in this historical item. The passage highlights his prominence and key role in Hungarian politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bethlen
Mer
Hungary
Germany and Mexico News Highlights and Disarmament Talk
German Chancellor Von Papen argues creditors trap Germany with debt while a German import quota policy aims to shield agriculture. In Mexico, authorities foil a religious uprising in Jalisco arresting a priest and two women. Germany rejects Geneva talks again, while Britain pushes for genuine disarmament.
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Franz von.Papen
Germany
von Papen
Paderborn
Europe
Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
Vaticans
Pascual Diaz
Japan to overhaul foreign service amid major shakeup
ISPATCHES from Tokyo report an imminent Japanese foreign service shakeup with ambassadors from the United States, Moscow, Italy and Turkey in place and Obata ordered home from Berlin. Kat suji Debuchi likely to stay. Uchida seeks a stronger policy toward the United States, Russia and the League of Nations as cabinet readiness grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Moscow
Italy
Turkey
Obata
Berlin
Katsuji Debuchi
Washington
Uchida
Russia
League of Nations
Japan
Romania Faces Government Crisis Over Policy Toward Soviet Russia
A dispute between Premier Alexander Vaida-Voevod and Nicholas Titulescu over Romania's policy toward Soviet Russia led to Vaida-Voevod's resignation and that of his cabinet. King Carol then summoned Dr Juliu Mantu to form a new government with Titulescu as foreign minister.
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Umania
Soviet Russia
Alexander Vaida- Voevod
Nicholas Titulescu
Carol
Juliu Mantu
National Peasant Party
Titulescu
Judge Park Brass Named Missouri Democratic Candidate
Irgust Judge Guy Brass of Platte City Missouri was chosen unanimously by the Democratic state committee to succeed the late Francis M Wilson as Missouri governor nominee. The selection marks a victory for Tom Pendergast, Kansas City political boss, with Park Brass opposing Edward H Winter the Republican nominee in November.
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Irgust
Guy Brassfield Park
Platte City
Francis M. Wilson
Missouri
Democratic State Committee
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Judge Park
Edward H. Winter
Convict Uprisings Reported Early This Week
The report notes uprisings of convicts occurred early in the week. The first uprising happened in a state prison in Alabama resulting in one convict killed, 24 wounded, and a warden captured or sent. Details remain fragmentary from the source.
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Spelgner State Prison
Alabama
Farmers Union program backs moratorium and nonpartisan ballots
Montana Farmers Union plans legislative program including moratorium on tax and foreclosures, nonpartisan primary ballots, tax revisions, and lower travel allowances for public officials. It backs a Montana farmers holiday association, a junior group, and the agricultural marketing act. Billings won the 1933 convention, attendance exceeded 1,000 in one session.
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Wolf Point
Montana Farmers Union
Montana State Farmers Holiday Association
Tom Horsford
Circle
C. E. Crippen
Sidney
C. E. Barrett
Hobson
N. C. Parker
Kalispell
F. E. Morefield
Big Sandy
Lyle Standish
Bole
J. A. Koebbe
Hardin
A. W. Ricker
St. Paul
Castagne
William Allard
Terry
E. R. Kindler
W. S. Good
McCone County
H. D. Rolph
Liberty County
Union
Kelly
Central Exchange and Livestock Commission
A. E. Eatham
Terminal Association
Billings
Havre
Montana records and relief plans span state and nation
Montana gains a new post office under the Garner Wagner relief program while a Billings sugar plant sets a 24 hour beet-cutting record at 3 725 tons. Reconstruction firm relief funds reach Ohio 182 887 Montana 95 000 and others. Montana turkey crop forecast exceeds 1 000 000 pounds as Miss Cushman cites feed costs and quality gains. Helena hosts upcoming Montana branch meeting of the American Association of University Women with Miss Meek presiding. Notable Montanans Thompson Collins Jackson 95 and Perry H Beal noted as pioneers with ties to Alder Gulch and Butte respectively.
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Glendive
Garner- Wagner
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Reconstruction Corporation
Ohio
Montana
Hill
Lincoln
Carbon
Musselshell
Sheridan
Harriet Cushman
Bozeman
Miss Cushman
Helena
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Harry H. Piggott
American Association of University Women
Great Falls
M. J. Hutchens
Missoula
Mary Meek
Montana Society of Pioneers
Thompson Collins Jackson
Salt Lake City
Alder Gulch
Jackson
Gilmore & Salisbury Stage Lines
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Divide
Perry H. Beal
Butte
George W. Beal
The
Grey
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Promises Instant Pain Relief
An ad touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin from Bayer laboratories claiming instant dissolution in the stomach and relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains within minutes. It urges buyers to verify genuine Bayer Aspirin by the Bayer stamp and labeling, noting it cannot harm the heart.
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Bayer Laboratories
Bayer
India's oldest man claims 129 years and memory of 115 years
Sadhu Kalyandas Ram das of Kurali is described as India's oldest man at 129, recalling events from 115 years ago including the fall of the last Peshwa. The piece notes he is a Vishnu devotee and mentions a British scientist denying a perfect man.
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India
Sadhu Kalyandas Ramdas
Kurali
Sadhu
Vishnu
Mrs. Grouch
Efficient Person Keeps House Warm All Winter
A concise note describes an efficient person living in a house kept warm throughout the winter season. The passage emphasizes frugality and practical warmth management without detailing specific methods or locations.
Ukulele Miniature Origin in Hawaii From Guitar
Hawaiians adapted the guitar style introduced by Portuguese traders to create the ukulele miniature.
Fifty and Fit Health Boost With Simple Syrup Pep
An advertisement urges readers to use syrup pepsin to refresh vital organs and fight bilious spells. It claims quick benefits for energy, bowel tone, and overall vigor, suitable for adults and children, with no habit forming laxatives and low cost. It promotes daily use for prevention rather than illness.
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New York City
Great Britain
Edward W. Pickard
Gov. Ritchie
York City
Board of Estimate
McKee
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Ottawa
Britain
Canada
Sions
Thomas
House
de Valera
Irish Free State
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Department
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Wilbur, Gurley, Adams and Chapin
Oil States’ Advisory Committee
Samuel Insull
Athens
Insull
Swanson
Samuel Insull, Jr
Commonwealth Adison
People's Gas
Public Service of Northern Sinois
Mildland United
Samuel Insult, Jr
Geneva
von Neurath
MacDonald
Franz von Papen
Archbishop Diaz
News of Montana
the Bayer Co., Inc
Tye
Caticura
Malden
Mass
Haarlem
Haarlem Oil Company
36Th Street
Brooklyn
Parker's
Hiscox Chem
Pateowue
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
W.N. Y
Billings, NO
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