OAID FRANCE AND OPANTOH HAVE TREATY
London reports persist of a Franco Spanish entente cordiale similar to the prewar Franco English pact despite denials in Paris and Madrid. Supposed provisions include trade advantages and protection for Spanish Moroces and the Valearte, with Spain ready to align if war looms between France and another power.
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London
Paris
Madrid
France
Spain
England
Prominy
Viett
Uroaimiy
Agen
Yamer
Moroces
Valearte Falandy
Franer
Kansas suspect may be Denver murderer
Reported suspect in Denver murder case identified as Fred Salth, resembling a known fugitive Harry Rose. Authorities say arrest followed a search at a South Veaver home, establishing link to the crime.
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Kansas
Denver
Get
Ty Ward
Kanehan
Fred Salth
Harry Rose
Henrer
Kevin Co
South Veaver
Public School Fund Assets Rise Under Erickson Leadership
The public school permanent fund assets surpassed 61.5 million on June 30, 1928, with a gain of over one million and a land addition of 2,088,088.56 from the state school equalization fund created in 1927 with Governor Erickson’s support. Bond holdings rose by more than 2,000,090, while unsold land and site-contract balances declined by over 3,000,000. The apportionment from state land department income shows increases under Republican governance from 1921 to 1924 and again to 1927, as the equalization fund aids districts in need.
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Anan
State Land Department
Erickson
Che Kelols
Republicans Accuse GOP of Soliciting Funds From Federal Employees
A New York dispatch reports Democratic national chairman condemning Republican fundraising from government employees as a direct violation of law. The Vermont Republican state committee treasurer James I Dewey is cited in a letter accusing the national committee of orchestrating such solicitations as part of a broader legal and political struggle. Washington dispatch adds that the Republican National Committee blames groups with special interests and cites a 1932 correspondence involving importers exporters and the customs service in funding debates.
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New York
Get
Democratilc
Republican National
Republican National Committee
Washington
Repubtican Mnvtional
Roosevalt
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Parade of Reds in Chicago Protest Turns Mass Demonstration
Chicago unemployed rallied through downtown Grant Park to protest cuts in relief allowances. About 10 000 to 13 400 marchers, including men and women of all ages and students, carried banners calling for more aid as police struggled to maintain order in the drizzle.
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Chenga
Chicago
Taop
Tna
Grant Park
Hick
Sircota
Universalty
Jurors in pretrial case biased says Berrie
Munkagee Oklahoma Ontarion 41 P The Rev 8 A Borris faced a conviction or charre in Wie firat writ with testimony aimed to prove jurors already believed his guilt before the trial The hearing was continued with Chief Justice W Crump to permit prosecutors to present rebuttal testimony
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Munkagee
Okla
A. Borris
Dudge W
Crump
Proneciitora
Wide hunt for missing Ohio child grows nationwide
Cleveland detectives hold two men for questioning as nine days ago a blue eyed eight year old left home saying goodbye and vanished. The missing child case has become a major mystery with a nationwide search effort.
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Cleveland, O
Abert Holleran
Cleveland
Phase of Judd case appeal before high Arizona court
In Phoenix the state argued before the Arizona Supreme Court that Winnie Ruth Judd is not in position to complain about her conviction and death sentence for the slaying of Agnes Left. The defense cited trial instructions as favorable to Judd. Judd has been in statewide prison since shortly after conviction, with an indictment pending for the killing of Rodvig Samuelson, a companion she and another woman allegedly killed in their Phoenix home and whose bodies were sent to Los Angeles.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Tolay
Supreme Court
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes
James KR. McDougal
Roney
Ruporior Court Firma Howard
Speakman
Little Girl Dies in Wyoming Blizzard Tragedy
A seven year old girl perished in a Wyoming blizzard near Laramie after wandering from her home during a severe storm. She was found exhausted and 200 yards from shelter as rescuers searched through night storms. Also reported is the death of 11 year old Dylan McMinnon found buried a week earlier after being trapped by the same blizzard.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Wyn
UPI
Rock
Inez
Walt
Shaltar
Three Shot Down in Oregon Family Row
Horns Ore October 31. Enraged at failure to reconcile with his wife who sought a divorce, Harry Riley of Portland shot and killed her and her father Garey Thornberk and wounded her mother. Police report the family had moved here with War children amid pending divorce proceedings.
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Horns
Ore
Harry Riley
Portland
Garey Thornberk
Buchanan Kidnapping Probed On New Leads
Los Angeles October 31 A fresh investigation into the abduction of Mrs Violet Buchanan and her year old foster daughter was opened by the district attorney's office. Investigators will seek the extortion letters demanding 12500 and the kidnapping of Nancy Ruth Buchanan. The child was found with Ruth Borman, an unmarried mother, after a week of threats.
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Los Angeles
Violet
Buchanan
Roosevelt Attacks Hoover in Boston Rally for White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt told Massachusetts voters that some captains of industry crack the whip of fear over voters. He criticized President Hoover for argument by personality and urged support for the Democratic program, repeating calls for unemployment relief farm aid and shorter work weeks amid a riotous arena reception.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Hoover
Gheater Hoston
White House
Bella
Roosevelt
Alfred J. Smith
RANGH HAND FROM MIONTINA IS SLAIN
Chicago police report Henry Shoop a 34 year old cattleman from Wibaux Montana was beaten strangled and found dead in a hotel room near Hastovkyarda The crime suspected as a robbery with an unidentified accomplice present during the assault at the hotel contin.
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Chicago
Henry Shoop
Cailieman
Wibaux
Hastovkyarda
Cateman
Shoop
Unemployed marchers damage Salt Lake warehouse
More than 109 unemployed protesters attacked the central raider committee's warehouse in Salt Lake City. Police said the crowd forced doors, overpowered workers, and dumped canned goods salt sugar flour and other commodities across the floor causing about 200 dollars in damage.
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Salt Lake City
Ra!der Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Relief Committee
Famous Kentucky turfman Joseph Madden commits suicide in New York
Joseph M Madden, famed Kentucky turfman of Tonisville, Ky, killed himself in a New York hotel amid a sporting gala. He left notes for his wife and attorney. contents not disclosed. Madden and his brother inherited about 2 million dollars from their father, a renowned horse breeding figure who produced five Kentucky Derby winners.
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Joseph M. Madden
Kentucky
Self
New York
Ioseph Mc Midison
Tonisville
Sporting
Tonis
Wes
Masden
Edward
John EB. Madden
Winnard
Sturt
Arguments Heard in Cannon Election Case in DC Court
In Washington District of Columbia arguments concluded today over indictments accusing Bishop James Canton and Ada f Burroughs secretary of the 1928 anti Smith Democratic committee of violating the corrupt practices act. Defense for the Southern Methodist churchman and co defendant challenged the act's constitutionality.
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Washington
District of Columbia
James Canton
Ada F. Burroughs
Richland
Southern Methodist
Bargness HITS JAP EXPANSION IN JAPAN SPEECH
Baroness Shizuro Tahimato, a Japanese noble, arrived in San Francisco for a lecture tour. She urged Japan to focus on domestic issues rather than Manchuria, citing Manchurian climate as unfavorable and proposing birth control and elevating Japan's living standards as solutions.
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Japan
Manchuria
Shizuro Tahimato
San Francisco
Aho
Tornado Strikes Dothan Alabama Killing One Injuring Score
A violent tornado in Dothan Alabama killed one person and severely injured many others as it ripped through the town. A seven or eight year old Black girl died at the hospital. several others remained in critical condition. Dozens were injured by flying debris and collapsed buildings as residents at their noonday meal sheltered indoors.
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Alabama
Dothan
Ala
Halloween Prank Fire Wounds Two Boys in Bozeman
In Bozeman on Halloween night two youths, Bob Crowley 16 and Joseph Haer 15, were wounded by a shotgun blast amid celebrating pranksters near farmer George Roman's haystack. Crowley was hospitalized with pellets in chest and face including eye and lung injuries. Roman held on a county warrant on an open charge.
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Bozeman
Logan
Bob Crowley
M. H. Crowley
Joseph “Cub” Haer
George Roman
Moman
Hoover to travel across U S on election trip
Friends say President Hoover plans no cross country swing, leaving Washington on Thursday and arriving in Palo Alto around noon on Nov 8, election day. The Republican National Committee says Hoover will speak Friday in Springfield and Friday night in St. Louis before heading to the coast, aiming to return to the White House for a second term.
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New York
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cali
Republican National Committee
Springfield
Tls
St. Louia
Moon
White House
Man drowns self in a wine cask tragedy at home
Daly City California police report John Dargi drowned headfirst in a cask of wine at J Hle Mazzetti’s residence. Mazzetti found him submerged five inches below wine fumes were blamed for the accident. Coroner McGovern ruled drowning as the cause of death. Nearby report from Suenca Aires notes wheat selling at 40 cents per bushel, a 70 year low.
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Daly City
Quilf
John Ndargi
J. HE. Mazzetti
Dargi
Darel
J. Co. McGovern
Suenca Aires
Hoover in New York Warns of Grass in Streets if Roosevelt Wins
President Hoover spoke to a sold out Madison Square Garden crowd in New York saying that if Franklin D. Roosevelt is elected and the Democratic policy is adopted the grass will grow in the streets of a hundred cities. He argued that pursuing the new deal would undermine and destroy the American system as he campaigned for the East’s electoral votes.
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John F. Chester
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Roosevelt May Put Woman In Cabinet
The November issue of the Democratic Bulletin, published by the Woman's National Democratic club, forecasts a Woman in the cabinet if Roosevelt wins. It says America is likely to have its first woman cabinet member if Franklin D. Roosevelt is elected president.
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Washington
Democratic Bulletin
Woman's National Democratic Club
Forecaata
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Lkely
the Bulletin
Trio of Latin Republicans Choose Executives Again
The Associated Press reports late returns show Arturo Alessantini leading for a six year Chilean presidency, Martinez Mera atop the four year term in Ecuador, and Gen Tiburco Curins Andino favored in Honduras. Post-election unrest noted in Ecuador and Chile amid militia threats, with Honduras expecting a peaceful transition and the retiring Mejia Colindres to finish his term on February 1, 1634.
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Arturo Alessantini
Chile
Martinez Mera
Tiburco Curins Andino
Meuador
Honduras
Ecuador
Col
Marmaduke Grove
Montero
Naptali Bonifaz
Atigual
Mejia Colindres
Communists Plan to March on Commons Over Unemployment Aid
In London on October 4 1929 communist agents announced a hunger march plan to approach the House of Commons without a petition to demand hearings. Hungry march leader Wast Huntington and five others seek abolition of the means test and restoration of government aid cuts. John McGovern faced rebuff when pressing traditional petition for Idle at the Bar. In Manchester on October 31 spinners rejected a 6 to 8 percent wage cut and 150000 workers walked out.
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London
House of Commons
Ihely
Tuntington
John McGovern
Manchester
England
Lancashire Cotton Mills
Nine Men Held For Flogging In Florida
In Jacksonville Florida nine men identified as Apane members were indicted today by the Duval county grand jury. Those named include J. T. Netto W. A. Tack yon Oscar Tosxnat J. C Goodwin BOM Rath Cg Rabb Haigh Tad oter J Bowers and Moraee L starting.
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Fin
Qet
Apane
Duval County
Dilla
J. T. Netto
W. AL Tack
Yon
Oscar Tosxnat
J. C, Goodwin
Bom
Rath
Rabb
Haigh Tad Oter
Bowers
Moraee
Morrow Announces Engagement to Bryndarwon Morgan
In Englewood New Jersey Mrs Dwight Whitney Morrow announces the engagement of her daughter Elisabeth Reava Morrow to Aubrey Ninl Morgan son of Mr and Mrs John Llewellyn Morgan of Bryndarwon Llandaff Wales Elisabeth Morrow a student at Smith College class of 1925 will wed in due course.
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Englewood
N. 2
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Misx
Elisabeth Reava Morrow
Aubrey Ninl Morgan
John Llewellyn Morgan
Bryndarwon
Llandaff
Wales
Misa Morrow
Smith College
Wild Party Ends in Rural Bungalow Deaths
Coroner reports two personal crises describe a fatal tragedy at a rural bungalow party. Howard Kon Avais and Ruth Kirkpatrick were found deceased by gunshot near each other, with evidence of alcohol use. J. A. Dawkins and spouse from Memphis provided the suicide narrative after a failed escape attempt, while the Dawkinses were cleared of involvement.
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Feakson. Mias
Aubucban
Howard N. Kon
Jack Annd Cotton
Mixx
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Avais
J. A. Dawkins
Memphia
Milas Kirkpatrick
Akat Hornolt
Kvane
Yawkins
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