Chinese Menace to Jap Position in Manchuria
Harbin dispatch reports a Chinese wedge from north and west aimed at Tsitsihar threatens the northern Manchuria front. Two battles near Tsitsihar despite Japanese victories leave 33 killed and 44 wounded, with Chinese casualties over 1,000. Manchukuo revolts and Su Ping-Wen forces threaten the Japanese garrison and widen the danger along the eastern railway.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
Manchukuo
Su Ping-Wen
Manchuk
Leutenant
Chang Tien-Chu
Ulaerchi
Min Shan
Tsitsthar
Mills and Glass clash over advance copies of speeches
Washington reports Senator Glass of Virginia and Secretary Mills debated the propriety of obtaining advance copies of political speeches for radio use. Glass accused Mills of breaching confidence by distributing a speech before its official release, while Mills rejected the accusation and asserted party staff routinely handles such copies.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Ogden Mills
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginian
Mills
Democratic National Committee
Sandino Claims Victory at Chichigalpa
Foreign representatives report that Augustine Sandino claimed victory in the October 28 battle with Nicaraguan guardsmen at Chichigalpa. He says 80 guardsmen were killed or wounded and ammunition and arms were captured. General Granzar led the forces as Sandino pledged more battles before the November 6 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Augustine Sandino
Nicaragua
Sandino
Chichigalpa
Juan Pablo Granzar
Kansas Weather and Campaign Notice Summary
A Kansas forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Thursday with a slight warming. Roads in Douglas County are reported as good. The piece also lists political advertisements for Constable Politi Fritz Meyn and State Senator, including a campaign notice.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Deer tag error frees roaming buck in Montana woods
Whitefish Montana reports a hunter killed a buck with a deer tag attached misread instructions. The deer’s tag made the carcass owned by the hunter, but the animal climbed to its feet and disappeared into the western Montana woods after the shot.
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Whitefish
Mont
Montana
Hoover to Launch Final Campaign Tour from White House
President Hoover outlined a last reelection drive to California for election day. He will depart tomorrow afternoon for St Paul where he will speak on Saturday night. He plans stops in Springfield Illinois and St Louis on Friday and a dash to Palo Alto to vote if desired. A nationwide radio address on California Day is planned before the final speeches.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Mey
California
Capitol
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Palo Alto
Springfield
Itl
St. Louis
France seeks Spain aid in Geneva talks and North Africa notes
Berlin reports Premier Herriot's Spain visit fuels German speculation that Paris seeks Spain's backing in Geneva negotiations and aims to tighten hold in North Africa. Newspapers flag a potential French demand for a passage through Rio de Oro and a key airbase at Villa Cisneros, while editors warn of a sealed Spanish fate and rising unrest in the region.
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Berlin
Herriot
Spain
France
Geneva
North Africa
Rio de Oro
Africa
Villa Cisneros
South America
Pyrenees
Deutsche Tageszeitung
Reichsbot
91 year old woman to cast first vote next Tuesday
At 91, Mrs. Elizabeth Purtee of Muncie Kansas will cast her first ballot, voting for President Hoover after adopting new views on women's place in politics. She had believed politics belonged to men until recent campaigning influenced her. She asked neighbor E M Stuhr for a ride to the polls.
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Muncie
Kan
Elizabeth Purtee
E. M. Stuhr
Stony Point
Pye
Hoover
Teams to Change Jerseys for Tilt
The upcoming Kansas vs Notre Dame intersectional game features Kansas switching to red shirts after prior white, and Notre Dame swapping to blue from green. A large pregame program includes music, boxing, a two mile relay, tumbling, stunts, and celebrity appearances planned around Friday events at Memorial Stadium.
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Memorial Stadium
University of Kansas
Notre Dame Ramblers
Pittsburgh
Kansas
K.U
Notre Dame
University
Wrench High
K. U
Jim Bausch
Frank Anneberg
M. J. Hartley
Ottawa
Dorsey Liberty Post Drum and Bugle Corps
George Caillahan
James Patterson
Mob Flogs Florida Man Abducts Farmer in Rubber Hose Attack
Sarasota disorder unseals mob violence as Charles Ravis reports being abducted from his home by armed men who beat him with a rubber hose and pistol butt. Judge Albritton vows possible special grand jury session to prevent further mob activity in the area.
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Florida
Farmer
Rim
Sarasota
Fla
Charles Ravis
Paul C .Albritton
Grand Jury
Farm Bureau Convention Speaker Declares Agriculture Stands at the Crossroads
Abilene Kan Nov 2 AP Mrs Charles H Sewell director for the American Farm Bureau Federation told Kansas Farm Bureau delegates that agriculture stands at the crossroads advising a middle path to preserve heritage while reforming and pushing for price safeguards. Ralph Snyder president warned retrenchment risks crippling extension work. noted danger of repealing tractor tax exemption in the highway funding law.
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Farm Bureau Convention
Abilene
Kan
Kansas Farm Bureau Today
Charles H. Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ralph Snyder
Douglas County rally leads to Baldwin event in campaign
U S Congressman Guyer tours Douglas County with about twenty aides and supporters, visiting Lecompton Clinton Stull Eudora Vinland Worden before a Baldwin rally. He praises farm loans, rails and policy aid while local party workers distribute literature and introduce candidates. On sale: Notre Dame game seats offered at 2.20.
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Douglas County
U.S. Guyer
Baldwin
Lecompton
Big Springs
Stull
Clinton
Eudora
Vinland
Worden
Guyer
Shank Sin
Hoover
William Tremble
Kansas City
C. B. Hosford
Mr. Guyer
Jake Hill
Walter McClanahan
Kansas Stadium
Notre Dame
F. C. Allen
Allen
Deficit widens as four months show shortfall in receipts
Washington November 2 AP a treasury statement shows a deficit of 629 889 093 for the first four months of the current fiscal year. income tax receipts total 187 768 363 compared with 339 121 62 for the same period last year. miscellaneous internal revenue receipts rise to 247 736 169 from 189 661 371. total receipts 559 358 877 versus 703 620 674 last year. expenditures total 1 189 821 000 versus 1 364 750 000 a year ago. total public debt on October 31 stands at 20 812 451 000 up 200 000 000 from September 30 1932.
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Washington
Treasury Statement
Floyd Makes Go Good Escape from Sallisaw Robbery
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on November 2 AP reports three bank robbers including Charles Floyd and his lieutenant George were said to have fled toward the mountains north of Muldrow after robbing the state bank of Sallisaw for 32,530. Authorities note two routes Oklahoma and another through Molorow road 64 as isolation grew with Elliott suspected of being the third robber.
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Sallisaw
Oklo
Say
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
George Well
Muldrow
Okla
Oklahoma
Prunes
Molorow Ba
Olah
Aussie Elliott
Thiele
Anderson
Walter Thiele
Justice of the Supreme Court
Paulen
Kansas
George McGill
McGill
Brinkley
Carter
Republican Party
Tribute to Harding Marked by Daugherty Speech
Columbus, Nov. 2 AP Warren G Harding described as tolerant but wrongly abused by opponents, in a memorial talk by former Attorney General Harry Daugherty. Daugherty praised Harding’s restraint, faith, and church respect, lauding his Washington arms conference achievement and noting current policies echo Harding’s program.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Harry
Daugherty
Harding
Columbus Kiwanix Clubs
United States
Washington
Dr Sheldon to Speak for Prohibition Tonight
Dr Charles M Sheldon of Topeka will lecture tonight at the Centenary M E church North in Lawrence on Prohibition. Rev C Hesse presides. The meeting is arranged by the Republican county central committee with other meetings planned in Clearfield Willow Springs Big Springs Tone Star Black Jack on subsequent nights.
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J. Allen
Kansas City
K. U
Kansas
Plank
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
M. E. Church
Lawrence
C. Hesse
Republican Unty Central Committee
Clearfield
Willow Springs
Big Springs
Jack
Tn Gems
Wichita
City Chamber Recommends Milk Ordinance Changes
After a report by C B Hosford the Chamber of Commerce urged the city commission to amend the new milk ordinance and suspend enforcement. Proposals include waiving a $5 cow tax for the first five cows, lowering barn air space from 400 to 300 cubic feet per cow, removing a separate milk handling building, and extending inspection limits beyond twelve miles in emergencies. Some producers objected to the cow tax while others comply, and the chamber urged regular public updates on milk supply quality.
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C.B. Hosford
Agricultural Committee
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
New City
Hosford
Objection Raised to Government Barge Work
Kansas City Nov 2 AP W H Lincoln president of the Kansas City board of trade announced the discontinuance of its water ways committee due to objection to government barge operation competing with private carriers. He cited taxpayer money spent on barges and urged abandonment of federal encroachment while noting Chamber of Commerce plans to present evidence to Shannon committee. He argued government support for rail survival shows inconsistency with barge line subsidies.
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Kansas City
Lincoln
Kansas City Board of Trade
Waterways Committee
Exchange
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Shannon Committee
Voters record shows Mrs McCormick in advance ballot
Mrs Sally McCormick aged about one hundred and four months voted in advance yesterday explaining she found it easier than voting on Election Day. The telegram from a police sergeant noted her polling action and details list Gordon Gray 2688.210 and Charles Bromell 1974.658 among figures linked to the event. New Ford V eight Hamilton’s Adv.
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Galli
Sally McCormick
Herbert Hoove
McCormick
Frestaent
Hall
Gordon Gray
Charles Bromell
Under Dog Tony Crowned Nebraska Coon Hunt Champ
Tony the dog, once in Auburn dog pound, was released by Charles Machon and yesterday won the coon hunting championship in Nebraska. The unpretentious hound earned the title at the Roars Neb. event, proving his skill and loyalty despite humble beginnings.
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Gan, Neb
Tony
Auburn Dog Pound
Charles Machon
Auburn
Braska
Local Democrats plan final vote push with four meetings
Local Democratic candidates hold a late week push with meetings at Turner Hall Ninth and Rhode Island streets tonight at 8. Dick Mullins presides in Frank McDonald’s absence and will introduce all local candidates. Additional county meetings are set tomorrow at Lapter schoolhouse, Friday at White schoolhouse, and Saturday in Eudora with speaker C A Bowman.
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Turner ‘Hall
Ninth
Rhode Island
Dick Mullins
Frank McDonald
County Central Committee
Haskell
Philadelphia
Lapter
Marion Township
Grant Township
Eudora
C. A. Bowman
Kansas City
Kan
Supreme Court
Digging West Finds Rich Gold Pocket in Washington
Ellenburg, Wash. Nov 2 AP news reports revival of Swank mining with a $10,000 fund backing. Ollie Jordin recently bought a claim, and after a week with one helper struck a two foot by eighteen inch pocket yielding over 26 1/4 pounds of pure gold destined for government shipment. Guards protect the site as valuable wire gold suggests a seep from an original vein rather than a rock deposit.
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Ellenburg
Wash
Swank
West
Ollie Jordin
Roy Milne
Jordin
Cle Elum
Aay
Samuel Insull Jr Sails From Paris For New York
Samuel Insull Jr sails from Paris aboard the Majestic, traveling second class, to join his father in Chicago amid an indictment related to the collapse of the Insull utilities empire. He had planned to join his father in Athens but will return to America where his presence as vice president is required.
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Paria
Samuel Insull, Jr
New York
Majestic
Paris
Chicago
Athens
America
Insull Companies
Call Women's Meeting Organize G. O. P. Club at Lecompton
Mrs Ruth Bahnmaier has called a meeting at Lecompton tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for organizing a Republican women's club with assistance from Mrs Isa Wellman of Lawrence. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs Kreider.
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Ruth Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Isa Wellman
Lawrence
Kreider
Republicans Rally Draws Big Crowd
A large audience filled the Orpheum Theater for the final campaign rally featuring Ben S. Paulen for U.S. senator Alfred M. Landon for governor and Congressman Guyer. Speakers lauded Hoover, attacked Democrats, and urged party unity, with Landon and others outlining tax, road, and economic plans for Kansas.
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Orpheum
Ben S. Paulen
U. 8
Alfred M. Landon
Guyer
Kansas
Washington
Kan
Hoover
James W. Anderson
County Central Committee
Cal Ward
Kansan
Polish Cabinet Change Marked by Postmaster Death
Kansas journalist reports a Polish cabinet change amid the death of Warsaw postmaster David William Boyer. The article notes tenure at Home State Bank of Gar land and details ministers and foreign affairs turmoil following Pilsudski and Beck events. The piece mentions typhoid illness and unspecified successions in the foreign office.
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Kansas
Fort-Scott
Kan
David William Boyer
Home State Bank of
Garland
Warsaw
Poland
Zaleski
Teel Mo
Teel Mo A Hes
Sin Chili
Matarshal Pilsudaki
Joseph Beck
Rice
Jter
Tant
Fatal German Plane Crash Near Rohrbrunn
Three German passengers, the pilot, and the wireless operator died when a Nürnberg to Frankfurt plane crashed in the Spessart hills near Rohrbrunn. The tragedy occurred November 2, with Earl T. Black seeking county commissioner, second district.
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Aschaffenburg
Germany
Nuremburg
Frankfort-on-Main
Spess‘art
Rohrbrunn
Earl T. Black
Pol L
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