Campaign at climax as parties seek Senate seats
Washington dispatch reports a heated campaign as major parties push to cripple rivals for 1936. Roosevelt plans Hyde Park voting in the Democratic sweep to back Fred C. Martin, while Republicans target veteran Senators Pittman Reed Fess and Herring. RFC money and Pennsylvania and Missouri contests flare as postmaster general and party leaders weigh gains and losses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Fred C.martin
Vermont
Emocrat
Warren Austin
George M.bourquin
Republg
South
Ben W
Hopper
Reublican
RFC Chayman
Jesse Jones
Reed
Pennsylvania
Aashington
Sgralldusters
New
York
Arley
Ley
Almyland
Missouri
Ings
Touring Americans Dazzle Chinese With Track Show
American track stars wowed Chinese athletes and fans in Shanghai on November 3 taking on the strong Chinese team and others from the U S Marines and British forces. Stanford’s Dunn and Abilene Christian’s Green led top times while Kansas’ Caningting and Manhattan’s Crowley posted standout marks amid a chilly, packed venue as autograph seekers swarmed the Americans after the meet.
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Shanghai
Ghai
United
Tes
Japan
Philips
China
U.S
Stanford
Tors
Manila
San
Truck Crash Injures Four Near Hird Clock
A V-8 Ford touring car collided last night about a half mile east of Hird's Clock injuring four occupants Frank Liv, Ethel Porter, and two others. They were hospitalized after the wreck and are reported in fair condition.
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Henry Hogan
Grant Street
Frank
Liv- Ethel
Porter
Hird
Enoth
Public debt and federal expenditures rise in October
Washington reports October fiscal data showing total expenditures at 2.254 billion, up nearly 850 million from a year ago. Emergency spending drives the rise while receipts reach 1.214 billion. Public debt stands at 27.188 billion, against 23.050 billion a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
KU students to hold pep rally for Ames game send-off
KU students plan a 7 30 p m pep rally at Union Pacific station to cheer the football team before the underdog clash with Iowa State tomorrow afternoon. Alumni and former KU students, led by W A Lindsey and officers, will attend the train departure at 7 55 p m.
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K. U
Union Pacific
Ku Kus
Jay Janes
K. Under
Ransell Wiley
Eubvin L. Pfeutze
Neader
Ames
WW. G. A
Coxely
Adrian Lindsey
Lindsey
F. C.allen
Athletic
Mika Getto
Arthur Anderson
Phony
James Cox
Payers
Nick Wells
John Leigie
Rutherford Hayes
Elmec Humphreys
Bert Hammer
Elwyn Dees
Milo Clawson
Frank Watkins
Wade Green
Jack Denny
Dave” Sutton
Mano Stukey
Ole, Nesmith
Kenneth Kell
George’ Hapgood
Ed ° Laub
Devon Lemster
Fred Harris
Dos’ Giannangelo
William Decker
John Peterson
Bob White
Dean Nesmith
Clyde Moore
Edwin Phelps
Dick Sklar
Insull admits 13 salaries amid mail fraud trial evidence
Chicago November 2 Thirteen salaries paid to Samuel Insull by his companies were revealed in cross examination in his mail fraud trial. Prosecutor Salter pressed about salaries of about a half million dollars yearly, and Insull acknowledged the payments while recounting his control efforts via Insull utility investments. He previously fled Europe in 1932 to avoid prosecution amid a political campaign.
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Chicago
Insull
Leslie E. Salter
Insul
Salter
Europe
Paris
Cook
Swanson
John A.swanson
Mentlemens
Flower Show By Pamzence Flower Club At Congregational Church
The Pamzence Flower Club will hold its annual chrysanthemum show at the Congregational Church in the afternoon. Both amateur and professional growers are expected to enter exhibits. Local residents are invited to view the entries and enjoy the floral displays.
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Eafternoon
Arden
Ho Ow
Roosevelt announces 10 year home building push plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt overrules housing chief and launches a national $15 trillion 10-year home building drive with a 5 percent basic interest rate, 80 percent mortgage insurance, 4.5 percent service and 4.5 percent insurance charges, and mutual mortgage insurance for existing homes. Banks will provide loans. government does not lend directly. Mortgage insurance may cover up to 80 percent of appraised value with terms up to 29 years.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil
Moffett
Mutual Insurance
Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Newsite
Finance
Housing Administration
E Housing. Administration
Mortraxes
Toneka
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Omaha
Denver
Hitler readies storm troops for Saar issue review
Berlin reports say Chancellor Hitler discussed the Saar occupation question at length with storm troop readers. The Voelkischer Beobachter accused France of planning to seize Saar and warned that the aggressor is defined as invading foreign soil. Tutze disclosed plans to enroll a new type of storm troop leader, with a reform begun since the June purge and now nearly complete.
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Berlin
Hitler
Saar Byce
France
Saar
League of Nation's
Hitjler
Voelkis‘cher Beobachter
Viktor Tutze
Storm
Stock market index update highlights 90 stock rally
A brief market note shows a broad 90 stock index at 704, with gains across several sectors. Investors monitor fluctuating prices and trends as trading concludes with modest overall appreciation and cautious optimism.
Red Cross Roll Call Aids Douglas County Drive
Douglas County red cross drive advances with a November 11 17 beach performance in Lawrence to fundraise. University and high school students train speakers across civic clubs schools and churches while rural campaign officials convert farm produce gifts to cash for the campaign. An international WREN broadcast from Tokyo featuring John Barton Payne will air Monday November 5.
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Red Cross
Douglas
F. G.Al+ Jen
Lawrence
W. C. Boardman
Douglas County
Ita
Met
Peakrs
Wakarusa Township
WREN
Tokio
Japan
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
President Extends Auto Code Until February 1
President Roosevelt ordered extending the NRA automobile code until February 1. An inquiry into stabilizing employment will be conducted while the code remains in effect. The issue of seasonal production and employment peaks will be reviewed during this period.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Enile
Bethany Players Injured After McPherson Game
Bethany Gallerc football players Mayers Lindshoro Donk and Lemon were hospitalized in critical condition after Bethany College lost to McPherson College last night. Donk from Osborne Kansas suffered a brain concussion and has been unconscious since. Lemon from Osborne Kansas sustained four vertebrae dislocation. physicians report grave concerns.
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McPherson
Kanid Noua
AY Wesley Doak
Chester Lemon
Mayers
Bethanly ‘Gallerc
Lindshoro
McPherson College
Donk
Osborne
Kan
Evard
Lemon
Sophognore
Sieht
Ehsaan
College
Passenger Agent Dies in Kansas City
George W. Hagenbuch 71, Santa Fe railroad passenger agent, died of heart disease at home in Kansas City. He served 53 years, began as a clerk in 1881, and was well known across the Southwest. Also notes a Denver marriage plan for Bernard J. Haynes and Peaches Browning, and the death of librarian Mrs. Muth M. Craig in Winfield after being struck by a car.
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Kansas City
George W. Hagenbuch
Santa Fe Railroad
Hagenbuch
Southwest
The
Santa Fe
Winfield
Kan
Muth M
Craig
Winfield Public Library
Weather forecast page notes unsettled conditions and cooling
Fragments indicate a fair to unsettled forecast for western areas tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures by Saturday. Road conditions in Douglas County noted. Gas Office Record shows temperatures around 7 a.m. today in Erie.
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Katdas
Saturdolglas
Erie
Einen
Question Arises as to Hauptmann Counsel
New York November 2 AP James M Fawcett said he remains counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby murder case despite an associate announcing Edward J Reilly had been chosen as defense attorney. Fawcett’s office issued the statement by his officer. Earlier Reilly’s associate Morris Edelbaum said Reilly had replaced Fawcett and Lloyd Fisher of Wilmington New Jersey was retained as associate counsel. Negotiations for the change were completed and selections made by Mrs Hauptmann Duum said.
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New York
James
M. Fawcett
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward. J.reilly
Reilly
Fawcett
Hauptmann
Morris Edelbaum
Lloyd Fisher
Wlemington
N. J
Erdel
Duum
Election Newsroom Ready For Speedy Vote Totals
The Journal-World prints that a nationwide AP system with 50 000 editors reporters and operators will relay returns instantly from precincts to readers. State AP headquarters coordinate tabulation with Washington bureau for national contests while veteran editors interpret ballots and major figures.
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United States
Journal-World
Associated’ Press
Associated Press
Punt
Washington Ap“Bureau
Byron Price
Washington
Price
Edward J. Duffy
Tim
Cecil B. Dickson
Harold Oliver
W. B. Ragsdale
Nathan, Robertson
Clarence Wright
John F. Chester
William L. Beale
Richard
Fanyer
Raymond
J. Crowley
Stanley T. Richardson
Oliver
Senate
Dickson
House
Robertson
Wright
Scouts Pass Tests At Court Of Honor Night
Merit badges were awarded at a Scout court of honor held last night at the Chamber of Commerce. The court included Ear nest Boyce chairman Dugald Jackson Karl Kreider and A Soll. Awards went to Kenneth Keene Troop 60 for cooking firemanship pathfinding and personal health Marion Hayes Troop 60 for personal health cooking and pathfinding new first class J X Lavery Troop 60 Eldon Tefft Troop 52 Roland Johnson Troop 52 Havers Glassmire Troop 59 advanced 10 second class.
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I Joy
Chamber of Commerce
Earnest
Boyce
Dugald Jackson
Karl Kreider
Kenneth
Keene
Marion
Hayes
J. x Lavery
Eldon
Tefft
Roland Johnson
Havers
Glassmire
K U Ames Football Party Broadcast To Follow Big Six Game
The Journal-World will air a complete play by play of the Kansas State Big Six football game at Ames. The public address item will start at 2 o'clock with Phil Fawards on the microphone. Scores from other key games are expected to be reported in the afternoon.
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Kansas
Ames
Tournal-World
Lotvinsthe
Journal-World
Rejie Newspaper Office
Phil “Fawards
Etree Suring
Court Term Opens November Five for County Trials
The November term of court opens the morning of November 1 with jurymen told to report the following Wednesday. Parole reports and civil case settings occupy day one. criminal trials begin November 7. No court on Election Day, November 6. County Attorney R. B. Stevens lists about 20 criminal cases though some may be dismissed or pled guilty. Notable docket items include embezzlement charges against William Ott and a persistent violation case against William Snavely, with other trials slated November 8 through 14 for offenses including burglary, liquor possession, child desertion, driving intoxicated, grand larceny, and narcotics.
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Meas County
R. B. Stevens
William Ott
Eudora
William Snavely
Willie Vernson
Alva Mooney
Richard Wiggins
Fred Patterson
Grand Jury Notes California Election Inquiry
Los Angeles County grand jury began investigating charges that motion picture studio workers faced threats of dismissal if they supported Franklin D Sinclair Democratic candidate for governor. David Sokol said film stars Katharine Hepburn Douglas Fairbanks Clark Gable and Will Rogers should testify. Sinclair labeled motion picture producers as a nefarious influence calling for federal supervision while he campaigns in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Sin. Francisco
Los Angeles County
California
Upton Sinclair
Lernor Zs
Fililand
David Sokol
Law ‘Enforcement
Katharine Hepburn
Douglas Fairbanks
Clark Gable
Will Rogers
Soko
Motion: Picture
Sinclair
Motion
Frank F. Merriam
San Francisco
Campaiga
Los Angeles
Roine
Galeifornia
Adean Sinclair
Washington
Amd
Boomerang Fliers Return to England After Melbourne Flight
English aviators Cathcart Jones and Ken Waller completed a round trip from Melbourne to England in 13 days 6 hours 42 minutes, flying 22 646 miles. They established a new record with 5 days 15 hours 54 minutes from Port Darwin to England, finishing the final leg non stop from Athens to England.
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London
Cathcart Jones
Ken
Waller
Boomerang Fliers
England
Melbourne
Australia
Mildenhall Airdrom
Lympne
Port Darwin
Floyds Last Guns Not Used in Massacre
Kansas City reports ballistics expert Merle A Gill says bullets from Floyds abandoned machine gun and a pistol seized from Adam Richerty fail to link to the Union Station killings or John Lazia murder. Federal inquiry widens into Kansas City police political ties with subpoenas issued for four officers from Eugene Repperts era.
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Kansas City
Charles.a
I'retty Boy
Floyd
Wellsville
Adam Richettt
Union Station
John Lazia
Merle
A. Gill
Ie Gill
Columbus
Maj.l. M
Missouri Highway Patrol
Ennd
Kansas City Police
Eugene GC. Reppert
Luzin
Reuperts
District Christian Endeavor Meet Opens in Northeast District
Registration begins this afternoon for the northeast central district convention of the Christian Endeavor. The gathering runs through Sunday at First Christian Church with Shawnee and six other counties represented. Notables include district president Kirk Mendenhall Merriam and speakers Rev Warren Snyder, Rev Hilon Harmon, Rev A J Miller Lawrence and Rev Vera Abbey Kansas City Kansas.
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Northeast Central District Convention of the
Christian’ Endeavor
First Christian Church
Shawnee
Jefferson
Johnson
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Douglas
Kirk Mendenhall
Merriam
Eth Shaughter
Lawretive
Marin ‘Towner
Olatne
The
Fey
Frank Kiehwil
Topeka
Anit
Nev
R. S. Nuinec
Christian Endeavor
Atule
Warren Snyders
Kan
Sas City
Hilton Harmon
Kansas City
A. J. Miller
Lawrence
Wilbur Williams
McLouth
Vera Abbey
Organ Vespers Mark Eighth Year At University
Organ vespers resume Sunday signaling the eighth year of weekly recitals at the university. Inaugurated by Prof. Laurel Everett Anderson in 1927, the 73rd recital features a four-manual Austin organ with modern electrical attachments and a rich stop variety. Myra Anderson, trained at Oberlin and Paris, will present most programs, with additional recitals by Prof. C. B. Skilton and Ci. Criss Simpson from the organ and theory faculty.
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Laurel Everett Anderson
University
Middle West
Austin
Myrae
Anderson
Oberlin College
Paris
Joseph Bonnet
Louis Vierne
C. 8. Skilton
Ci. Criss Simpson
Re-elect Cal Ward Head of State Farmers Union
Cal Ay Ward was re-elected president of the Kansas State Farmers Union at the closing session of the annual convention in Ellis. Delegates chose to hold the 1935 convention in Iola. Re-elected were vice-president Nat A. M. Kinney and secretary Floyd H. Lynn. Directors elected for the first three districts were Roose Prienske, Henry Jamison, and Frank C. Gerstenberger. Delegates to the national convention were John Vesecky and Gust Larson. An hour of debate preceded passage of a resolution commending emergency farm relief legislation, with Ward urging approval.
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Cal Ward
Ellis
Kan
Cal Ay Ward
Kansas State Farmers Union
Iola
Nat A. M
Kinney
Floyd H. Lynn
Roose Prienske
Alma
Henry Jamison
Quinter
Fk. C. Gerstenberger
Blue Mound
John. Vesecky
Timaken
Gust Larson
Leonardville
Chaplinn
Ward
Tuberculosis Clinic Schedule Change At Memorial Hospital
The tuberculosis clinic will be held next Wednesday from 9 to 4 at Memorial hospital replacing Monday. Dr. C F Taylor, head of the Norton state sanatorium, will supervise. Clinics operate under the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association. Arnold Heydler resigns as president of the National League of professional baseball clubs due to ill health.
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Memorial Hospital
C.F. Taylor
State
Norton
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
New New York
Arnold Heydler
National League
Haskell Institute list of tribes and student body
The report names sixty seven tribes represented by T41 students at Haskell Institute drawn from 25 states. Sioux leads with 91 members, Chippewa 86 and Cherokee 79 follow. overall 204 full blood and 302 at least half blood. The school blends academic and vocational studies with 432 students in high school, 68 in commerce, 127 in full time vocational work, and 28 at the University of Kansas, plus various trades taught to boys and homemaking to girls.
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Haskel Institute
South “Dakota
Wisconsin
Montana
Michigan
Minnesota
Nort Dakota
New Mexico
Arizona
Neraska
Tolaho
Carell
California
Washington
New Missouri
Utah
Wyoming
Arkans
Colorado
Oregon
Iowa
Texas
Nevada
Assiniboin
Caddo
Colville
Delaware
Ee River
Enchee
Flathead
Gros. Ventre
Kickapoo
Mission
Onondaga
Papage
Pawnee
Pottawaton
Puyallup
Spokane
Stockbridge
Jahy
Lusemora
Walla-Walla
Washo
Winnebago
Wyandotte
An Yakina
Dian
Haskell
H | Kell
Haskell Nia
University of Kansas
Haskell “High
Vocatio
Wit
Vanced -Girl
Landscen
Novel program delights Co-Operative club dinner crowd
At the Hotel Eldridge grill room last night the Co-Operative club showcased baby pictures of members in a program by Howard Sutherland. C H Lanier and Ed Elam assisted. The event drew laughter as members identified images, while plans for a Topeka Co-op club trip to celebrate Haskell’s fiftieth anniversary were announced, including notable attendees and a larger attendance than prior meetings.
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Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
Howard Sutherland
C. H. Lanier
Ed Elam
Oe Lawrence
Haskell
Topeka
Jayhawk Hotel
Ro M Kelly
Margaret Tearson- Beelman
Coachi
Gus
Welch
The
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