Roosevelt Liked Kansas Reception
In Topeka and Lawrence on October 14 Norman Thomas, socialist nominee, spoke in Kansas after Roosevelt wrapped a Kansas tour. Roosevelt praised reception as he met state leaders and traveled from Wichita to Olathe, Emporia, Florence, and Kansas City areas. Thomas planned further talks in Lawrence and Topeka, while Kansas Democrats declared confidence in carrying the state.
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Topeka
Norman Thomas
Kansas
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Thomas
Lawrence
Wichita
Florence
Emporia
Olathe
Kansas City
Kan
Lynn R. Brodrick
Georgia Neese Clark
Wyandotte County
Kansas River
Landon
Elkins Leads Race Around the World From New York
Elkins extends his lead in the journalism race around the world as the Hawaii clipper of Pan American Airways delivers his eastbound position to Guam at 2 50 a m EST. He remains ahead of rivals Dorothy Kileaken and Leo Kieran as the Dellars liner President Pierce plans Manila arrival and US return aboard the China clipper.
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New York
Borah urges peace in Idaho campaign address
Senator William E Borah told a Shelley Idaho audience that he would not trade American lives for Europe’s issues and warned that personal liberty has declined. He cited presidential antiwar rhetoric but said public opinion backs any move to keep the nation out of war.
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Shelley
Idaho
William E. Borah
R.-Ida
Europe
Ford
Henry Ford
Landon
Dearborn
Governor Landon
No damages for a hug in Dallas suit on ribs injury
A Dallas jury ruled Mrs. L Brunnett not entitled to 5000 dollars after claiming a suitor Karl W Hagedorn hugged her and broke four ribs on May 1, 1934. She argued the hug was an aggravated assault, not a gesture of esteem. Roosevelt support noted by Norbeck and Way in Rossevelt campaign material.
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Dallas
Tex
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Miss Hoopes
West
Horace
Test Your Knowledge Classified Qs From Page
Test your knowledge with questions on frost wood alcohol authorship bread nutrition geography and history. Answers promised on the classifieds page.
Kansas campus gossip and degree grants mix of names
A chaotic column covers football fixer Chet Friedland, psychology experiments, and a campus visit with two solitaire players. It notes graduate degrees awarded at the University of Kansas with long, scattered lists of graduates and their institutions, blending humor with academic notices and student life anecdotes.
Buck Fever Fatal for Kansas Newspaper Circulator in Colorado
Barry J. Dice, 65, a former Hutchinson, Kansas newspaper circulator, died near Guffey, Colorado, after the excitement of killing his first buck triggered a heart attack. He recently retired, moved to Canon City with his son Harry, an auto dealer, and is survived by his widow.
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Canon City
Colo
Barry J. Dice
Hutchinson
Kan
Guffey
Dice
Harry Dice
Missouri Gas elects Weddle president in Emportia Kansas
The Missouri Gas and Electric Service company serving 42 towns elected O H Weddle of Emporia Kansas as president and general manager replacing George A Mills of Lawrence Kansas and L F Benz. The board also noted Weddle's four years as vice president and director of Kansas Electric Power. A second brief reports Fred Albro and Don Temple fined $25 each for drunkenness and jailed if unpaid.
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Lexington
Missouri Gas and Electric Service Company
Missouri
O. H. Weddle
Emporia
Kan
Weddle
Kansas Electric Power Company
George A. Mills
Lawrence
L. F. Benz
Fred Albro
Don Temple
Assails WPA Program by Contractor Leader in Spokane
W A Kling er of Washington DC president of the Associated General Contractors of America criticizes the WPA program as wasteful and says it set the construction industry back. He praises Interior Secretary Ickes and his Public Works Administration policy for creating greater permanent wealth for taxpayers.
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Spokane, Wash
Roosevelt
W. A. Klinger
Washington, D. C
Associated General Contractors of America
WPA
Spokane
Klinger
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Public Works Administration
State Supreme Court Orders Levy to Cover School Claim
Topeka October 14 the state supreme court issued a writ of mandamus ordering Montgomery county commissioners to raise 14661 to cover Coffeyville school district debt for tuition of non resident pupils attending Coffeyville high school and junior college.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners of
Montgomery County
Coffeyville
Annual Fall Rally at North Lawrence First Baptist
The First Baptist Church of North Lawrence hosts a general fall pew rally Sunday October 18 at 3 PM to fund fuel and other church expenses. Rev B L Wightman speaks and Ninth Street Church choir provides music. An evening program begins at 7 45 PM. Community Night WPA program for Douglas County meets at 8 PM at Fourth and Lincoln streets. Public invited.
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B. L. Wightman
Ninth Street
WPA Leadership Project
Douglas County
Fourth
Lincoln Streets
University Parents Day Banquet Set At KU
Tickets on sale for the annual Parents Day banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday in the KU Union building speaker Marvin H Creager Milwaukee Journal editor and KU graduate will address parents whose football day follows the game John Milton Phillips Kansas City Mo president of the men s student council will be toastmaster Kansas University glee club directed by Prof Joseph F Wilkins will perform several selections in its first public appearance this fall
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East Ad
Union
John Milton Phillips
Kansas City
University Men's Glee Club
Joseph F. Wilkins
Roosevelt agricultural conference planned in Chicago
William H. Settle, chairman of the Roosevelt agricultural committee, said he had been asked to arrange a conference of midwestern farm leaders with President Roosevelt here tonight. A telegram from Marvin McIntyre, the President's secretary, suggested the conference be held shortly after the presidential special pulled into Chicago about 7 a.m. The committee was organized weeks ago to consolidate the farm vote for Roosevelt in the Midwest. ete a FRENCH ANARCHIST KILLED.
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William H. Settle
Roosevelt Rericultural Committee
Roosevelt
Marvin McIntyre
Roosevelt Agricultural
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Ete
Man Who Tried To Kill Clemenceau Dies in Spain
Barcelona reports Emile Cottin, the French anarchist who shot at Georges Clemenceau in Paris on February 19, 1919, has died on the Aragon front. Cottin survived a death sentence commuted to ten years, later joining an international anarchist brigade in Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War.
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Paris
Thompson transfers to Hutchinson First Methodist church
Dr Gordon B Thompson longtime minister to students for the Methodist Episcopal church moves from Dodge City to Hutchinson First Methodist church He previously served Washington avenue church in Parsons and has led congregations in Topeka and Coffeyville including a 1914 to 1918 tenure with students in Lawrence
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Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Thompson
Lawrence
Washington Avenue
Parsons
Toneka
Coffeyville
Lawrence crowd and Topeka residents greet President Roosevelt visit
A Lawrence group and Topeka visitors mingled in Kansas City to see President Roosevelt. They traded a chant about being from their towns. A young Republican boasted of bringing seven Democrats to abstain to cancel votes, while planning to vote himself if one might switch.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Roosevelt
Alf
Deaths and Funerals for Adams Maybery Flory Nanninga
John Adams 80 dies at home 846 New Hampshire street with services at Rumsey funeral home and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Maggie May Maybery 55 dies at 1015 Pennsylvania street with service led by Rev Paul Pittman. burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Fred J. Flory 50 dies in Pasadena heart attack. survived by Edith Nichols and siblings Will Curtis and Alva Flory. B F Nanninga O D advertises glasses fitting at 919 Mass.
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New Hampshire Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Clarence Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Joe Carlin
Idaho
George
William
Lawrence
Maggie May Maybery
Pennsylvania Street
Rumsey
Paul Pittman
Opal Reed
Mary Ledeboer
Kansas City
Harold
Theodore
Aurora
Colo
Silas
Los Angeles
Fred L. Flory
Fred J. Flory
Pasadena
Calif
Mr. Flory
Austin Flory
Lone Star
California
Edith Nichols
Will Curtis
Alva Flory
K MEn Expected To Parade Despite Leadership Strikes
K men from Kansas University may join the Friday night annual night shirt parade despite withholding of paddles as they demand full authority from the student council. Jay Janes Ku Kus Owl Society and freshmen will likely march, led by the KU band from the union down Indiana to Massachusetts then South Park for a bonfire and pep rally before the Oklahoma Kansas game. Short talks by Ad Lindsey Mike Getto and Dr F C Allen will punctuate the rally with possible remarks from Marvin Creager at Parents Day dinner plans. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and local theaters will aid by offering free admittance to parade marchers after the rally.
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Men’s Council
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Massachusetts Street
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Ad Lindsey
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F. C. Allen
Marvin Creager
The
Milwaukee Journal
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Plan for Hobo Day at Liberty Memorial High School
Liberty Memorial High School students stage a Hobo Day with a Hobo King and Queen, a morning assembly, and a 2:40 p.m. parade. Sponsored by the pep club, the event aims to boost school spirit ahead of Friday night Lawrence-Emporia football game.
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Lawrence-Emporia
Por Femily
Massachusetts Street
Seventh Street
Examination ordered in murder case in Chicago
Judge Edward S Scheffler ordered Dr Harry R Hoffman head of the Cook County behavior clinic to examine Corydon Black 35 when Black was arraigned on a murder charge tied to the death of his Divorced wife Cordelia 84 The examination proposed by Emmett Byrne for Black was agreed to by Assistant State's Attorney Mal Coghlan The court continued the case to November 10
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Edward S. Scheffler
Harry R. Hoffman
Cook County
Corydon Black
Black
Cordelia
Emmett Byrne
Council Grove
Kan
Mal Coghlan
Paper Makes Charges Maris October 14
Le Populaire accuses Col Francois de la Rocque of hoarding weapons in Paris to arm rightist followers. The cabinet faced rightist charges that Russian communists aided by Foreign Commissar Litvinov seek to provoke Franco German strife. The paper cites at least 1000 automatic rifles amassed in the city.
Garner to Speak Nationwide Radio to Defend Roosevelt
Vice President John N Garner will broadcast from his Uvalde Texas home next Saturday from 7 to 730 p m central standard time. The Democratic national committee announced the address will defend the Roosevelt administration against charges of radicalism.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
John N. Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Roosevelt
Prairie Center hosts dinner guests and farm bureau events
Midland notes evening visits among Blaylocks, Schultz, Spray and Spray families. Sunny Valley Farm Bureau held a October 6 luncheon at Elmer Weibel with eleven members, framing lesson by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Love. Next meeting will be Mrs. Jones’s guest day. Esther Heck stayed with Katherine Heck. Onsdahl family moving from Canada to Arkansas stayed with Quadahl. Brune improving. Toms and Erwin families traveled to Eudora to visit G. W. Michael. Bursl club met with Mrs. Husted for annual dinner planned October 11 at Howard Erwin’s home. Robert Laptad and family moved to Pete Laptad farm. Kanwaka Literary Club visit. Emil Heck to return from Minnesota trip. Oak Ridge Farm Bureau served lunch at North Lawrence sale. Sunnyside 4-H met at the Smiths with seven members.
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Prairie Center
Guy Shultz
Charles Spray
Mary Louise
C. E. Spray
McLouth
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Elmer Weibel
C. A. Jones
Walter Love
Esther Heck
Katherine Heck
William Onsdahl
Canada
Arkansas
Fred Quadahl
William Brune
Chester Toms
Frank Toms
Howard Erwin
Eudorn
G. W. Michael
Julian Boener
Bursl
Charles Husted
Robert Laptad
Pete Laptad
Wheat Market Peaks as Prices Rally Across Major Centers
Chicago and Winnipeg lead wheat futures gains with a multi‑million bushel bulge in actividad amid broader buying. May delivery advances, cash grain quotes mix, while Kansas City livestock trends show hogs and cattle mixed. overall market sentiment cautious as bonds and stocks trend unevenly in New York.
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Card of Thanks for kindness after house fire loss
Mr and Mrs Carl Silkey express gratitude to friends for kindness and donations received after their home burned down.
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