Dierks Ekes Out Victory Over Hope 7 6 in Opening Game
Dierks defeated Hope 7 to 6 at the local high school field Friday night. Dierks blocked a punt for a safety in the first quarter, then added a fourth quarter touchdown on a Brown Kennedy pass from the 15 to the 5 yard line. Hope penalties and a late rally kept the game close as both teams battled through frequent infractions and turnovers.
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Dierks
Hope
The
Hope Bobcats
Rowe
Smith
Harper
Berry
Dlerks
Brown of
Schooley
Brown
Kennedy
Whisker Days Bring Laughs to Nebraska Town
NORFOLK Nebraska hosts Whisker days as three thousand men wear whiskers and ten thousand friends tease them. The drought stricken area parts of Nebraska last winter smile through the humor, lightening its memories of hardship.
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NEA
Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska
Cotton futures close lower amid October decline
Cotton futures for October closed at 6.65, down 33 points from Friday. December opened 7.02 and ended 6.80, down 32 points. March opened 7.20 and finished 6.97, down 32. New York spot middling sold at 6.80, down 30 points. Sales reached 250 bales.
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New York
Lucks Join Loreco Station on Third
The Luck brothers Hollis and Fred leave Luck's Service on East Division to run Loreco station at Third and Walnut with Charles Rou ton. Odell Luck joins Loreco, George Duke runs the mechanical department, and the station promises first class service to motorists.
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Lucks
Loreco Station
Luck Brothers
Hollis
Fred
Luck
East Division Street
Charles Routon
Loreco
Third and
Walnut Streets
Odell Luck
Old Luck
George Duke
Garner Hurries to Mother's Bedside
Speaker John N Garner rushed to Detroit Texas to be by his mother Mrs Sarah Garner who is critically ill at 81. He left Washington by train planning air connections and will forego campaign engagements pending his return.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Detroit
Texas
Sarah Garner
Garner
New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Bull battles deputy cars as ram blocks Portland night
In Portland a ram charged the road in front of Deputy Sheriffs Wills and Minielly. The animal blocked passage until two deputies, a truck, and a prowl car corralled it back into its barn.
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Portland
Ore
Wills
Minielly
Mustachio Club Harvest Festival Fundraiser
A new beard growing club formed to stop talk of hard times and raise funds for a harvest festival on September 21 and 22. Officers report goals met as members enjoy whisker contests, a whisker parade, and prizes for best hair. Money supports a free festival.
Lost Character Is Clue To Ills of the Earth
Dr. Francis A. Buddin urged citizen cooperation and character over fraud during Constitution week at the Kiwanis Club in Capital hotel. He warned the tobacco industry corrupts national character, while calling for honesty in government and business and noting inequality in wealth.
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Buddin
Francis A. Buddin
Kiwanis Club
New Capital
First Methodist Church
Texarkana
Dr. Buddin
Mary Louise Keith
Joe R. Floyd
Harriet Story
L. A. Keith
Lee Garland
First Baptist Sunday School
Winter Canon
Douglas Bacon
Blind man enjoys talkies in Evansville theaters
Alex Hardigg, a blind electric supply merchant, attends films in Evansville. He identifies characters by voice and follows the plot to the end, remaining a familiar figure at local theaters.
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Evansville
Ind
Alex Hardigg
Snake and Spider Duel Captivates St Charles
In St Charles Illinois a spider traps a snake at a water pumping station. The snake struggles as the spider spins new strands to hold it. After days of watching a crowd releases the exhausted reptile, sparking national interest. Citizens sided with the spider.
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Spider
Reptile
St. Charles, Ill
NEA
St. Charles, IL
St. Charles
German Election Ordered For November Sixth
Berlin Germany government on Saturday ordered a new Reichstag election for November 6 Chancellor von Papen had dissolved the previous Reichstag on September 12 He aims to win a confidence vote for a middle of the road government against radical Socialists and Hitlers Nazist faction He has 47 percent of the nation behind him but no clear majority to form a fusion cabinet with von Papen
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Berlin
Germany
von Papen
Hitler
Reichstag
von Fapen
Baptist Courier Endorses F D Roosevelt Temperance Views
The Baptist Courier in Greenville says Roosevelt's temperance views are acceptable to all while opposing changes to prohibition laws. It also criticizes Hoover's prohibition stance and platform as unacceptable to many prohibitionists.
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Greenville
S. C
Baptist Courier
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Hoover
Washing Dirty Linen In Public A Political Parties Game
The piece notes both parties exploit rival squabbles to sway voters. It cites Republican statements about Roosevelt, Smith, Garner, and Hearst McAdoo, while Democrats attack Hoover and party leadership. Finances and past deficits loom as vulnerable points both sides expose in public.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
al Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Ter
Jack Garner
Vandenberg
Michigan
Garner
Roosevelt
Seagirt
N. J
Hull
Feoria
Ill
Republican Committee
Chicago
Hoover
Boston
Democratic Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Continental
Claudius Huston
Roosevelt Invades Utah on Saturday
Governor Roosevelt continues his western drive reaching Salt Lake City after Wyoming crowds. At 8:15 p m Central Standard Time Saturday night he plans to advance proposals for relieving the nation s railroad situation and his address will be broadcast.
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Slat Lake
Ciyt
Utah
Roosevelt
Wyoming
McKellar Urges Roosevelt for Governor to Save Government
Senator McKellar of Tennessee addressed Missouri Democrats urging the election of Governor Roosevelt to save the government. He warned that a Hoover second term would destroy the government and predicted Southern states would return to the Democratic column, including Missouri and Tennessee.
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Mexico
Missouri
McKellar
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Senator McKellar
Herbert Hoover
Curtis pushes national co operative system for farm marketing
Vice-President Curtis opened the Republican drive in Pennsylvania urging creation of a national cooperative system to narrow the price spread between farmers and consumers. He stressed agriculture and tariff issues and praised President Hoover as the country resumes business.
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Fogelsville
Curtis
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Circuit Judge Is Hurt in Highway Crash Near Clinton
Circuit Judge J. F. Koone of Harrison was injured when his car left the highway and rolled twice four miles north of Clinton. He suffered a fractured right arm and head cuts with possible injuries. His sister-in-law Miss Dell Davis, riding with him, sustained slight injuries.
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Clinton, Ark
J. F. Koone
Harrison
Here
Dell Davis
Paraguayan Cavalry Breaks Bolivian Line Near Fort Acre
Reports from Formosa say Paraguayan cavalry shattered the Bolivian line near Fort Acre in the Chaco where a nine day battle persisted.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Formosa
Fort Acre
Chaco
Hope Opened For 2000 Students As Hempstead County Grows
Hope readies a new school term with about 2000 local students and total Hempstead county enrollment exceeding 6000. The city adds a senior junior high and three grade schools, with tuition charged for out of district pupils.
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Hope
Hempstead
Beryl Henry
Hope Special School
Brookwood
Oglesby
Paisley
Shover Street
W C T U Officers Here Re-Elected In Hope
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Hope held its regular meeting at the First Methodist church with Mrs. D B Thompson presiding. Officers were unanimously re-elected: President Mrs H H Stuart Vice President Mrs D B Thompson Secretary Miss Mamie Twitchell and Treasurer Mrs R W Muldrow A new member joined and a greeting card was sent to Mrs W P Agee Sr ill in St Louis.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union of Hope
First Methodist Church
D. B. Thompson
H. H. Stuart
Colorado
Dorsey McRae
Mamie Twitchell
R. W. Muldrow
W. P. Agee
St. Louis
Thompson
Harriet Story
That City
T. R. King
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Two Italian Planes Plunge Six to Death
Two military bombing planes collided while landing in the bay near Spezia on Saturday afternoon, sinking with two officers and four men. The fate of the crew is reported as killed or drowned.
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Spezia
Italy
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