Day Law Issue Looms In State Primaries Across Three States
Washington August 11 AP Shadows of Alfred E Smith 1928 loom over three of four state primaries Alabama Arkansas Nebraska. Prohibition factors in Alabama and Nebraska races with Heflin’s independent bid after removal in Alabama. Senate battles feature Bankhead Thompson Norris Stebbin Read Hitchock and Callias amid prohibition debates and farm relief themes.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Alabama
Arkansas
Nebraska
J. Thomas Heflin
Heflin
Joehn H. Bankhead
Jasper
Frederick J. Thompson
Nobile
George W. Norris
Smith
Norris
W. W. Stebbin
Aaron Read
Stebbin
Hoover
Jennie M. Callias
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Joseph
Robinson
Rom W. Campbell
Little Rock
Ohio
Young Entertainer Is Featured Over Cham
Tariff, farm relief and present economic conditions shape campaign topics. Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland, a former representative, backs dry law repeal while George S. Myers of Cleveland favors modification. Other Democratic senate candidates include W. W. Durbin, John McSweeney of Wooster, and Charles V. Truax. Senator Roscoe C. McCulloch, the Republican incumbent, has no primary opposition and is identified as a dry.
FALL LEAVES YOUTH BLIND FROM FALL IN TOPEKA
A 17 year old, Robert Remsberg, remained blind after a fall from a ladder caused a blood clot on the optic nerve. He suffered a broken left shoulder and concussion, with possible surgery to restore sight. Also in legal notes, Martha Francis Hough seeks divorce from Guy Lafee Hough, citing neglect and desertion since 1929, with alimony and fees requested. Real estate transfers list several property deeds. A Kansas City man forfeited a $1 bond after failing to appear for a stop sign charge. Two 16 year olds escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka. The article notes 131 new fighters ordered by the air corps with ring cowled engines for speed.
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Tola
Kan
Robert Remsberg
E. C. Remsberg
Newcomb
Kansas City
Fifteenth and
Massachusetts Street
Sane
Radio Gleanings Features Werrenrath on NBC Camel Hour
Reinald Werrenrath, baritone, appears on the Camel Hour from his Adirondack summer home Each Wednesday night over NBC WJZ. Wallace Butterworth, noted Chicago NBC announcer, will replace Bill Hay on the Amos n Andy broadcast across the NBC network while Hay takes a two week vacation.
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Reinald Werrenrath
WJZ
Adirondacks
Wallace Butterworth
Chicago
NBC
Bill Hay
Amos ’N’ Andy
Mr. Hay
Radio duos become west coast fad in NBC list
In San Francisco the NBC studios note that radio duos have become the fad of the West. It started with Amos and Andy and now many teams such as John and Ned Cecil and Sally are drawing applause alongside other duo acts heard on stations nationwide.
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San Francisco
NBC
Amos
Andy
John
Ned
Cecil
Sally
United States
Police raid, Ed Scott home, 502 Lincoln street
City police raided Ed Scott's home on Lincoln street Saturday night and seized about fifty bottles of alleged home brewed liquor. The liquor was partly in the cellar and partly upstairs. The raid followed a tip, and Scott was turned over to Sheriff Rutherford by Chief Cummings.
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Ed Scott
Lincoln Street
Scott
R. R. Rutherford
W. J. Cummings
Weather and Radio Schedule Highlights for Tuesday
A detailed broadcast grid lists programs for Tuesday August with 6:30 AM weather, pancake and cracker ads, and musical segments. It features The Manhatters, Parnassus String Trio, Phil Cook the Quaker Man, Bass bands, Amos and Andy, and Royal York Dance Orchestra among others, with times ranging from dawn to late morning.
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pAnay
Clinton
Risuit
Pancike Prosrani
Tseas
Ional Farm
Kansas
McGrew
Pacific
Mildred DeWeese
Phil Cook
Ross Gorman
Tricksters News
É ‘ Hoppin
Tek Music Cakillogues
Longine
Cecil
Salty
Amos ‘N
Andy Thersty
Floyd Gibbons
Kassel
Orchestra
Mary Hale
Martin’s
U. S Army
Kansas City
Helen Card
Ollendorf
Veast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
Wadsworth
O’cedar
Cecil and
Sally
Amos ‘N' Andy
Royal York Dance Orches
Toronto 4
Barney Rapp
His Yorker Hotel Orchestra
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Elizabeth Wragge
Martha Francis Hough
D. F. Smith
District Court
Guy Lafee Hough
Emma Liebenberg
Jeanette McCullough
Wilhelmina Saueressig
A. E. Hotchkiss
Connecticut Street
Belmont Addition
Lawrence
Borden Company
Home Dairy Company
Eudora
William Bean
Chritopher Carroll
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
The
Air Corps
Litleton Looney
Bumpkin
Jack
Syracuse
Paramount Sound News
Wm. Haines
One J
Wren
Roxy
Ollendorff
Stromberg-Carlson
Cereil
Melodies
Parnassus
Looking Glass
Frances Ingram
Manhatters
Josephine B. Gibson
Ima
Davis Child Motor Co
Lesa
E. W. Penchard
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