Wisconsin Primary Yields Conservative Setback for La Follette Kin
In Wisconsin a pivotal primary reshapes power as Philip La Follette loses renomination for governor to Walter Rolster. John J. Whine also falls to John B. Chapple in a surge for reform. Kohler leads the state ticket with tax cuts and factory growth touted amid industrial support. Wheeler campaigns briefly to influence Democratic voters, with Schledeman favored for governor and Duffy unopposed for senator.
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Wisconsin
la Poellette
Philip Lalollette
Walter of. Rolster
la Follette
Philip
United States
John J. Whine
Tle
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Wobbler
Chapple
Kohler
Nevevo
Hartehotanen
Koller
Milwaukee County
Racine
A la Follette
Robert M. la Pollette
Campaizo
Burton W. Wheeler
Montana
Republic
Blaine
Wheeler
A. G. Schiiedeman
Madison
Leo P. Fox
William RR. Rubin
Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
Republican Campaign Plans Des Moines Speech for Moorer
Everett Sanders announced President Moorer will deliver his first campaign speech in Des Moines Iowa on October 4. He will not address the journey from Washington. In the farm belt farmers on strike over low prices, Moorer plans to outline farm relief in response to Roosevelt. The Des Moines talk will be broadcast nationwide.
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Rrublican
CIAIR
Mverett Sanders
Moorer
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Toover
Franklin 2. Roosevelt
Farmers Enter New Phase of Holiday Strike
Midwestern farmers embrace a new nonseeing strike plan to withhold all grain and nonperishables from markets. About two million farmers were invited to join, with assurances of participation from Minnesota, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Iowa and interest shown in Ohio Wisconsin South Dakota Kansas and Illinois. Washington meetings included UN National Municipal League and a national government conference where Silas Strawn urged tax cuts to address the nation’s financial strain.
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Congress
Chicago
Hostetter
Middle West
Allograin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Kansans
Illinois
Washington
UN National Municipal League
National Conference On Government
Silas HH. Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Disarmament Talks Focus Amid German Protest in Geneva
Germany skips official attendance at the Geneva talks over equality of arms a demand rejected by France. Britain and the United States oppose the move, urging economic rehabilitation and upholding treaty limits. Herriot defends policy before deputies and cites alleged German arms manufacture. German press decries Britain and threatens League withdrawal.
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Geneva
France
Great Britain
United States
Wilice
Tin
Witter KM. Edge
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
M. Herriot
Paris
Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Ile
Germany
League of Nations
Mahatma Gandhi Begins Death-Fast Over Elections
ANATMA GANDIVA starts a protest fast after a fruit and milk meal, vowing to starve until Britain改 settlement terms on communal elections are changed. He declares the fast not for sympathy, compares himself to religious prophets, and says he will drink water when needed to prolong life while his supporters plead for him to desist.
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Anatma Gandiva
Mahatmika
Yor
Leona
Hils
Mahatma
Jesus
War Clouds Over Leticia and Gran Chaco Dispute Reach New Heights
International tensions flare as Colombia and Peru edge toward conflict over Leticia and adjacent Amazonian territory ceded in 1922. Bolivar and Paraguay seek negotiations, yet border clashes persist at Mort Boqueron. In New York, Senator Davis faces trial on two federal indictments for involvement in $3 million Loyal Order of Moose lotteries. Nearby, Colorado River aqueduct loan lawsuits threaten a Boulder Dam to Los Angeles project. Prominent physician Dr Fran Billings of Chicago dies at 78. Speaker John N. Garner rushes home to Texas as his mother dies. Grand Army of the Republic marks its 66th encampment in Springfield with Memorial rites for Lincoln.
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Rolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Colombia
Peru
Amazon River
Leticia
Colombin
Bogota
Bolivia
Mort Boqueron
Enator Tames J. Davis
Pennsylvania
New York
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
United States
Treadwell
Organization
Department of the Moose
Fascula
Fran Billings
Chicago
John N. Garner
Detroit
Exas
Garner
Texas
Progressive Miners Face Setbacks in Wage Battle
The Progressive Miners of America struggled to keep workers from returning to the pits as insurgents in Taylorville faced blame for two bombings including a near-destruction of a newspaper plant. State troops protected order while some pequeños operators supported higher pay than the new union scale. Meanwhile Chicago Cubs claim National League crown as World Series opens with the New York Yankees. games in Chicago set for the following Saturday.
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Rogressive Miners of America
Org
Yaylorville
Cubs
New York Yankees
New York
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Up-to-Minute College Girl Modes by Cherie Nichols
CHERIE NICHOLAS surveys pre school day shopping tours for college girl fashion. New silhouette narrows waists and broad shoulders with sleeves as the focal novelty. Skirt lengths vary from nine to eleven inches daytime to floor for formal wear. browns and bronzy greens lead color trends.
Lumberjack Coats Decreed For Fall Fashion
Fall suits lose last season's tight tailoring as lumberjack coats replace bellhop jackets. Short and three quarter coats with looser fittings and wider sleeves lead the new street and sports wear. One model in feather tweed features a straight dress and jacket with an embroidered cashmere lining and a high buttoned collar. Broadcloth dresses and velvet remain popular for dining and evening wear.
Fur-Lined Cloth Coats Seen in Early Showings
Fur lined and fur trimmed cloth coats are highlighted in early winter wrap displays. The coats are warm yet slim, preferred over full fur for town wear and often used to trim wraps rather than as the sole wrap. Details include fur pelts at yokes gillets cape collars and shoulder effects with the wrap in rich velvet. a standout creamy white velvet model features deep dark brown sable sleeves.
Fashion Harmony: Accessories Make or Break Outfits
A discussion on how selecting the right accessory items such as hats gloves shoes and pocketbooks completes or spoils a outfit. The piece notes many outfits gain new life from harmonious touches and warn that the wrong accessory can ruin a carefully chosen dress or coat.
Chic cuff brims in fall velvet hats
Cherie Nicholas notes fall millinery features jaunty velvet hats with cuff brims offering variety from berets. Sketches preview a black velvet gob hat with turned-back calf and bow and a raspberry velvet ultra hat worn low over the forehead with white grosgrain ribbon and a small bow.
Waist-Length Wrap Featured This Fall Collections
Many fall collections include a waist-length wrap that serves as a half jacket and half cape to wear over a cloth frock or coat, offering a versatile layering piece.
Red Cloud the Sioux Chief who led a two year war
Editha L. Watson recounts Red Cloud's rise as a statesman and warrior. He united the Oglala to halt the Montana railroad, besieged Fort Kearny with 2000 warriors, and forced terms in the 1868 treaty. He opposed forced civilization yet balanced loyalty to whites with defense of hunting grounds, dying in 1900 at eighty seven.
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Tie
Buffalo Range
Oglalas
St. Laramie
Wyo
Montana
Lowder River
Red Cloud
Dentours
Fort Kearny
Jed Cloud
United States
Mie
Col
Charles W. Taylor
Taylor
Carrington
Mooney
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Edward W. Pickard
J. B. Chapple
W. J. Kohler
Gandhi
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfield
Lincoln
Butler
National Cemetery
Sen. Davis
By Cherie Nicholas
Chic
Cherie Nicholas
Editha L. Watson
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