Critics Assail Roosevelt Talk In Campaign Address
Washington August 22 AP critics assail Franklin D Roosevelt for remarks in his Columbus speech. Republican spokesmen plus Norman Thomas question why New York did not implement stock exchange and bank reforms during Roosevelts governorship. The state department denies aiding bankers with foreign loans and presses for clarity on long disputed claims. Snell GOP leader targets Roosevelts facts and New York actions while Moses and Requa condemn the address as childish and unsophisticated.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbus
Norman Thomas
Roosevelt
Overnor
New York
State Department
Department
Representative Snell
House of Representatives
New Yorker
New York State
Moses
New Hampshire
Cain
Mark L. Requa
California
Carmel
Socialist Rally Address Criticizes Roosevelt in Providence
Sre Thomas condemned Roosevelt at a Providence rally in Rhode Island. He claimed agreement with much of Roosevelt’s critique of Hoover but mocked the Democrat’s rhetoric as insincere. He questioned Roosevelt’s actions as governor since 1919 to curb Wall Street and labeled him both radical in the west and business-friendly in the east.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Hoover
Wall Street
Fire destroys Success Mills plant in Kansas City district
The eight story Success Mills plant in Armourdale, Kansas City, was wiped out by a fire last night causing an estimated $200000 loss. Fire officials say a short circuit in an electric motor sparked the blaze and forced rerouting of several rail lines. S H Ray, VP and GM, said operations may resume in another building. Ottawa death of H H Hewitt prominent Kansas sportsman founder of Hewitt Evans Fruit Co and North American Hotel partner. mourners told funeral Tuesday afternoon. Parsons saw Parson Cardinal pitcher Charley Scaletty throw a no hit no run game 2 0 win over Whitcoak Indians with 11 strikeouts. Chile sets October 30 for constitutional congress election under junta. president to be chosen later. Moose Jaw caddie Eddie Blunt struck by lightning hitting a putter as he prepared to serve.
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Kansas City
Kan
Success Mills, Inc
Armourdale Packing House
Workman
S. H. Ray
Ottawa
H. H.hewitt
Kansas
England
Hewitt-Evans Fruit Company
Ottawa Hunting and Fishing Association
Federal Home Loan Bank districts to be chosen soon
Washington reports directors of the Federal Home Loan Bank board reconvened after investigations and aim to decide eight to twelve district locations and site specifics for the new banking system this week. Capital stock considerations will guide site designations, with a minimum $5,000,000 per bank and $125,000,000 available if subscriptions fall short.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Franklin. W. Fort
William E. Best
Pitts, Boreh
H. Morton Bodfish
Chicago
Reconstruction Corporation
Fort
New Jersey Republican
Baldwin News Notes on Epworth League Institute Attendance
Baldwin residents attend Epworth League Institute with Ruth Harrison visiting from Emporia to enroll as a sophomore at State Teachers College. The piece lists many locals, visitors, and events tied to Baker campus activities and community gatherings in Baldwin and nearby towns.
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Ruth Harrison
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Anna Wilson
Kansas City
Severy
Raymond Gench
Ft. Scott
Baker
Gench
Home Missions
E. E. Tanquary
Independence
Earl Martin
Ottawa
Mary Payne
W. J. Williame
C. L. Hovgard
First Methodist Church
Empor
Cunningham
Ken
Institute
Helen
Dorothy Cunningham
Washington Avenue
M. D. Ballard
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Bonnie Jean
Emil S.linton
Topeka
Charles E. Beeks
Alvin F. Baker
Ruane Hamnimond
Clarence F. Holcombe
Grace Gertrude Wiley
A. L Day
Methodist Church
Shawnee
Methodist Book Concern of
Daisy Turner
Margaret
Frankfort
Samuel A. Deel
Marguerite Sherar
Lecompton
Kathleen
Sarah Mason
Baldwin Institute
Willard H.garrett
Richard
Washington, D. C
William C. Markham
Garretts
Maine
Thais Trexel
Chanute
Helen Keve
W. R. Labert
A. J. Hurt
Olathe
J. §. Burgess
Grace Vaughn
Horace QO. Mills
Mayetta
President of the Wall States Named
A fragmentary line reads as if naming the vice president of the Wall States, with unclear context or dates. The text provides only a partial reference to a high official, lacking sufficient corroborating details for full identification or event.
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Thelma Todd
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Mariano Gomez
Supreme Court
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Hester
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Dorothy Downing
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Betty Ebright
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Ethel McDowell
Mildred, Lane
Virginia
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Louise Porter
Jean Woodruff
Dorothy Anne Allison
Dorothy
Helen Cunningham
Maude Stewart
Mary Lockwood
Lockwood
Elsie Power
Ranoon
Burma
C. E. Beeks
A. A. LeMaster
Norma Lockwood
Ada Snodgrass
Mary Nell LeMaster
Miss
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Mamie van Landingham
Elizabeth Leach
Clara Alice Beach
Ethal Payne
Myrtle Millikan
En Totten
Clifton
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Winfield
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Rajfeld
Eualle
Rasy
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Joan
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