Roosevelt victory reshapes Congress and policy outlook
The Associated Press reports President elect Roosevelt secures a sweeping Democratic win in the House and Senate, signaling a strong mandate to pursue the party platform. Early expectations include Prohibition repeal talks, industrial and financial plans, and rapid organizational work ahead of March sessions.
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Lanf Emerges as House Speakership Contender in Missouri
Democrat state representative H. P. Lanf from Cole County, loudly backed by veterans groups, has surged as a leading figure in Missouri after Tuesday’s primary. Lanf’s broad ties across the state and war veteran circles position him as a top contender for the House leadership as the legislature prepares to convene.
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First American Shot Fired In World War Recalls Dawn Fire
Staff Sergeant Thomas K. Wurster, part of the gun crew that fired the war’s first American shot, recalls the dawn launch on October 33 1017 near Reichtcourt. After recon by Crp. Idus R. McClendon, a French adjutant and Captain McClendon confirmed timing before the lanyard was pulled. The shot landed against enemy retrenchments on the outskirts, with Wurster now at Schofield Barracks.
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California Shifts Democratic, McAdoo Leads Senate Race
California, tallying ballots, shows Hoover defeated by a margin likely over 500000 while McAdoo leads for the U S Senate seat held by Shortridge. Roosevelt’s New Deal stance reflected in state results as California also rejects the Wright Act and a racing legalization measure.
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Who's Looney Now Says Gov Roosevelt
Albany Nov 10 AP Roosevelt replies to British press reports about a London visit and favorable war debt terms with England. He cryptically answers Who's Looney Now, saying nothing definite as he woke from rest.
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Stapleman Fined for Assault After Guilty Plea
Mark Stapleman pleaded guilty before Police Judge John Hessie to assault on Veralie Kelly and was fined one dollar plus costs. Clayton Thomas, also before the judge on two speeding charges, paid a three dollar fine.
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Veralie Kelly
John c. Hessie
Clayton Thomas
Corn Crop Estimate Shows An Increase In Production
Washington November 10 The Department of Agriculture issued a preliminary estimate placing this year’s corn production at 2 920 689 090 bushels compared with 2 884 682 000 bushels a month ago and 2 563 063 006 bushels produced last year.
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Department of Agticulture
Barkley Re-elected Senator After Concession Telegram
In Paducah Kentucky on November 10 AP reports Senator Alben W Barkley won reelection as Representative Maurice Hy Thatcher concedes. Barkley led 311219 to 205428 from 2224 of 4184 precincts with the Democratic ticket holding similar leads. Also noted are medieval times where women served as court jesters.
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Roosevelt Invited to 34th American Royal Show
Franklin D. Roosevelt, presidentelect, was invited to attend the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City. A telegram was sent to the Roosevelts in Albany inviting both President and Mrs. Roosevelt. The message notes national interest in agriculture and a chance to meet Plains region leaders guiding agricultural policy.
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Arguments? Women Pressed into Service as Traffic Officers in Japan
A brief note reports that women have been pressed into service as traffic officers in Japan. The caption mentions two feminine officers operating a signal and nearby wires, illustrating the role of women in traffic control duties in the country.
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Japan
Tragic riot in Geneva leaves many dead and wounded
In Geneva a fatal riot at a socialist gathering ended when troops fired on a hostile crowd. Eleven men died and seven were wounded, with one soldier killed by the mob. Authorities blamed Socialist leaders Nicole and Dicker. Nicole was arrested for fomenting revolution as crowds gathered near Community Hall and discussions turned to a deadly show of force in the League of Nations capital.
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New Chest Drive Slogan Aims Support For Milk Fund
The Chest Drive expands to boost the milk in schools program with extra funds this year. W F Knox, superintendent, notes the milk helps underweight children and that last year 84,903 half pint bottles were distributed in seven elementary schools, with 32,205 bottles to needy pupils. The Provident Association and Blind Association receive annual Chest Fund support, aiding county welfare and blind citizens with training, education, and practical help.
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Hollywood Prepares Banquet Tribute to Its Stars Wallace Beery
Hollywood announces the Academy Awards nominees as Wallace Beery leads the Best Actor field for The Champ with Marie Dressler Helen Hayes and Lynn Fontanne among Best Actress contenders. Frank Borzage is favored for Best Director for Bad Girl with Richard Day in the art direction race.
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Dan Thomas
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Wallace Beery
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Fredric March
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Frank Borzage
King Victor
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Richard Day
Lazare Meerson
Gordon Wites
How Infantile Paralysis May Affect Health
Dr Logan Clendening explains modern treatment of infantile paralysis. Early serum therapy may prevent paralysis, while after onset focus is on preserving movement via guided exercises and underwater gymnastics. Ongoing exercises aid general health even when muscle loss seems complete.
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Roosevelt Won Only Ten New York Counties in landslide
Analysis of near full returns shows Franklin D Roosevelt carried only ten New York counties, with the bulk of the state tally coming from New York City. State total Roosevelt 2,521,333 Hoover 1,838,600, Lehman leads Democratic ticket. In upstate counties Albany Clinton Franklin Rensselaer Sullivan voted against Donovan for governor. Norman Thomas Socialist 163,675. Italy installs radio equipment in lifeboats of its new liners.
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Franklin D
Roosevelt
Hoover
Herbert H. Lehman
William J. Donovan
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Donovan
Norman Thomas
St Joseph Democrats Discuss Possible United States Marshal Pick
St Joseph Missouri November 10 AP the local Democrats name former mayor Louis V Stigall and ex state American Legion commander Marvin Casteel as potential United States marshal candidates amid talks of a political plum. A stray insect note about grasshoppers and a tobacco claim appear in the text with no clear connection to the main item.
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St. Joseph
Louis V. Stigall
Marvin Casteel
American Legion
Rama internal medicine promises relief from rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rama as a liver kidney and blood cleansing remedy for rheumatic aches neuritis lumbago stiffness and painful joints. It claims rapid pain relief within one day and offers a full refund if not freeing the sufferer, urging purchase of a one dollar bottle from G A Fischer Drug Co.
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G. A. Fischer Drug Co
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs Of Fat
A testimonial claims Kruschen Salts helped a New Jersey woman drop from 247 pounds to 170 in four months. She reports back and abdominal pain relief, renewed energy, and plans to continue the daily dose. The ad urges readers to buy Kruschen salts from pharmacies and promises safe fat loss if used as directed.
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