Three Point Plan to Afford Relief
Governor Roosevelt outlines a three point program for agricultural relief during a campaign speech in Springfield. He calls for fair farm prices via tariff reform, reduction of local state and national taxes, and relief from heavy farm mortgage burdens through lower interest and extended amortization while criticizing Hoover era policies and land bank practices.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Springfield Arsenal
Toneka
Pittsburgh
Democratic Party
United States
Topeka
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Land Bank
Hoover
Des Moines
Federal Farm Board
Federal Land Banks
National Farm, Associations
joint stock land_ banks
Weather outlook for Kansas amid cloudy skies and warming east
Forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions across Kansas with slight warming in the eastern portion tonight. Morning clears and improving road conditions suspected as temperatures move from 54 at 7 p.m. yesterday to 38 this morning with a possible noon reading. Political ad copy references Constable Jap Caulk.
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Kansas
Dart
Hoover Adds Another Stop To His Tour
President Hoover expands his itinerary adding Monroe Michigan as a new stop en route to Detroit. The presidential special will reach Detroit after dark, and Hoover is scheduled to speak at 8:30 p m eastern. He will begin tomorrow with a first stop in Charleston West Virginia.
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Washington
Hoover
Detroit
Monroe
Mich
Capital
Charleston
W. Va
Business forecasters weigh turn in US economy
New York reporters note mixed signals as business prognosticators assess a tentative upturn. Myron C. Taylor of US Steel says buying cannot be delayed, Westinghouse reports a quarterly deficit but cheer over a turn, Lehman Brothers sees worst past, Standard Statistics notes improvement since last summer, and George Baker jokes on timing.
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Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corp
Westinghouse Fleetrie Co
Lehman Brothers
Standard Statistics Corp
Wall Street
George F. Baker
Orators Tour Midwest as Hoover Curtis Drive Expands
Republican leaders push Hoover and Curtis into the Midwest to rally votes for the 1932 election. Dates announced include Curtis appearances in Flint Lansing Kalamazoo Lima Mount Vernon Canton Ashland Huntington and Topeka. Dolly Gann schedules in Louisville Lexington Wheeling Indianapolis Terre Haute Hutchinson Wichita Kansas City Topeka Marion and Manhattan. Dolly Gann also listed with engagements in early November. Arthur M Hyde also slated for Kansas City November 1. Theodore Roosevelt of the Philippines will be broadcast from Manila October 25.
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Midwest
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Smith
Gene Tunney
Curtis
Flint
Mich
Lansing
Kalamazoo
Lima
Mt. Vernon
Canton
Nee
Marion
Manhattan
Kan
Arthur M. Hyde
Kansas City
Gov
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Manila
United States
Mail plane catches fire over mountains crash at farm
A Pennsylvania Airlines mail plane on a Washington to Pittsburgh run caught fire above the Allegheny Mountains and crashed on a farm in Somerset County. Pilot Merle Estes, 27, of Cleveland baled out safely. The aircraft and virtually all of the 200 pounds of mail cargo were destroyed.
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Allegheny “Mountains
Pennsylvania Airlines
Pittsburgh
Merle Estes
Cleveland
Woodring accuses Doherty agent of big payments in Kansas
Kansas Governor Harry H. Woodring charged in Pittsburg that an agent for Henry Doherty spent about 75,000 in a year to destroy confidence in his administration. He said a brown envelope with 1,100 was given to an attorney for Dr. Brinkley and claimed funds were used for newspapers and booze. Respondents denied the allegations and editorials followed.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Harry H. Woodring
Henry L. Doherty
Woodring
Doherty
John R. Brinkley
Kansas City
Journal-Post
Wichita, Kan
Beacon
Woomring
Brinkley
Cities Service Company
New York
Wichita Beacon
The
Kansas City Journal-Post
Post
Kansas City Journal
Topeka
Guy T. Helvering
Heard C B Heaford WWF speaker at Coop Club meet
Heard C B Heaford addressed the Cooperative Club at the Hotel Eldridge last night at 6 30 o'clock speaking on the postal department. Twenty members attended. Mrs Ben Bonebrake and Mrs James Miracle of the McAlester district attended the district Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Olathe yesterday and today.
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C. B. Nosigru
Pyscumecey
Postal Department
Cooperative Club
Eldridge
Olathe
Ben Bonebrake
James Miracle
McAlester
Parent-Teachist Association
Arctic trek lecture features Suttons hunting in Arctic
Dr Richard L Sutton of the University of Kansas medical school described the family hunting expedition in Arctic ice fields during last summer at a KU auditorium lecture titled An Arctic Safari. The Sutton party including Emmy Lou Sutton shot seven polar bears and brought back hides birds and mammal specimens from Norway Russia and adjoining areas. Slides showed polar bears Russian peasants and ice fields that trap ships sometimes for months.
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Richard L Sutton
University of Kansas School of Medicine
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Sutton
Richard L. Sutton
Emmy
Loui Sutton
Emmy Lou Sutton
Suttons
Norway
Kanaus
Suttona
Russia
Curtis in Iowa on campaign note in Sioux City
Vice President Curtis arriving in Sioux City on a seven week cross country tour frames his speech at 8 15 p m to defend the Republican program aiding agriculture and counter Democratic attacks. He met farm leaders amid farm strike tensions and attended a parade with guardsmen and Indians adding color.
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Iowa
Curtis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Kansas
Vt Srene
Woodbury County
National Farm Holiday Association
White Plume
Enjoy Mystery Play At Lawrence High School
An appreciative audience at Lawrence High School watched The Empty House a mystery thriller by Hi Y Girl Reserve. Matinee targeted junior high and football team students with an 8 15 evening show featuring George Hamilton Harold Fraser Charles Dalrymple Walton Ingham Carolyn Stockwell Barbara Pendleton and 14 cast members praised for strong performances directed by Lina M Shippy.
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Lawrence High School
George Hamilton
Harold Fraser
Charles Dalrymple
Walton Ingham
Carolyn Stockwell
Barbara Pendleton
Leeds
Lina M. Shippy
Parking ban for torchlight parade on Massachusetts street
Chief of Police W J Cummings announced double parking will be prohibited on Massachusetts street tonight during the K U torchlight parade. The parade starts at the bridge at 7 p m and ends in South Park, with parking restrictions from noon until 7 p m tomorrow due to expected heavy traffic before and after the game.
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W. J. Cummings
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South Park
Cummings
Football Results Final Duke over Wake Forest 9 to 0
The report notes Duke defeated Wake Forest 9 to 0 in a final score. Hall logged a 0 while College of Emporia posted 6 as Theo Charlton is mentioned in relation to constable duties. Further context is limited by the fragmentary text.
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Duke
Wake Forest
Hall
Hays
College of Emporia
U. S. Extends Naval Holiday Into March 1933
The United States agrees to extend the naval holiday until March 1, 1933, delaying new ship construction not already laid down. The extension, to be formalized with Geneva, aims to give disarmament talks a chance to settle naval reductions before the Geneva conference resumes in February.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
State Department
In sull Jr to Leave Paris for London Trip
Samuel insull Jr. will depart Paris for London, staying no more than two weeks, and plans to return to the United States in November. The trip is described as private and part of an unchanged program, with no comment on his father's affairs. Mrs. Insull remains in Paris, and plans for his mother to Athens or London remain uncertain.
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America
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Athens
Homecoming Day Builds Kansas Nebraska Anticipation
The University of Kansas and Lawrence prepare for the Kansas Nebraska game at KU stadium tomorrow with a 2 PM kickoff and a 1 15 PM midget game. Twenty nine players will dine at the Eldridge hotel and sleep at home, with no parade participation. Tickets range from 1 50 for unreserved seats to 2 75 including tax, Scouts and young fans offered 10 cent pricing. News events include radio rally at 6 PM with talks by campus leaders, a torchlight parade down Massachusetts Street at 7 PM, and a post rally program in Memorial Union. The game will be broadcast on KFKU at 1 45 PM.
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E. A. Burnett
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Arkansas City
Harry Hart
Dodge City
Pete Reedy
Lawrence
George Nettles
Pittsburg
Bill Rice
Chicago
Massachusetts Street
South Park
Haskell- Washburn
Haskell
Memorial Union Building
Midget Elevens to Be in Preliminary Game
The Pembroke Midgets and Bearcat Juniors of Kansas City Missouri will play at 1 15 oclock tomorrow afternoon as a curtain raiser to the Kansas Nebraska homecoming game. The midget teams finish at 1 35 oclock. Pete Bauach coaches the Pem broke team and Barrett Hamilton coaches the Bearcats both former Kansas University players. The Bearcats have one defeat in two years and the players are under 13 and under 100 pounds.
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Bearcat
Kansas City
Pete Bauach
Barrett Hamilton
Bearcats
K. U
Banke Close at Noon for Homecoming Game
The Banks of Lawrence will close at noon Saturday for the homecoming game and will not reopen until Monday. A number of stores will close at 1 30 and open at 5, Dexter Washers-Cotters-Phone 149.
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Banke
Banks of
Lawrence
Nebraska Huskers Ride In For Lawrence Homecoming
Union Pacific will bring the Nebraska football squad and about 400 students from Lincoln to Lawrence for the homecoming game. The team arrives at 4 a.m. and rests in a silo to sleep late, eats breakfast in the diner, and heads to the stadium before noon. The special Lincoln train arrives at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. The Nebraska crowd departs Lawrence on the 5:05 p.m. Union Pacific train after the game, instead of the usual 4:35 p.m. departure.
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Rootera
Lawrence
Lincoln
Local candidates speak at Legion meeting in court room
A county court room crowd heard local political candidates discuss why they seek office and their qualifications at a Dorsey-Liberty post American Legion meeting. Some speakers exceeded time and were fined. a Dutch lunch followed in the post rooms.
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American Legion
R. B. Stevens
Fritz Meyn
Ted Lamb
C. E. Friend
Milton Beach
Constable
Hoover
S. 5
Roosevelt
Legion
Wiedemann’s
Massachusetts Street
T. A. Larremore
K. U. Glee Club
A Legion Charua
New York
Fats
Manual
Ninth
Kentucky Streets
Kaw Valley Potato Show Seeks Record Entries
Topeka Kansas October 21 AP Kaw Valley potato growers plan their annual show on November 1 and 2 with expected record entries in Irish and sweet potato divisions. Officials from Kansas State College Extension say about 40 entries in professional and non professional Irish potatoes, 30 in the one pound sack class, and at least 60 in sweet potatoes. A special 4 H division is added and a program of potato raising talks is planned.
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Topeka
Kaw
Kaw Valley
H. Seeker
Kansas State College Extension Service
Taxpayers' bond amendment backed by Kansas League
The League of Kansas Municipalities voted to back a Taxpayers' bond amendment limiting bond vote to taxpayers. Hutchinson Mayor A Lewis Oswald chairs the new legislation committee to push the measure to the state legislature. Delegates also elected officers, praised John Stutz, and heard talks on city budgeting and unemployment relief.
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Hutchinson
Pho. League
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Armory Builiding
League of Kansas Municipalities
H. E. Pench
Emporia
Kansas
Ralph C. Mitchell
Independence
Leonard Bold
Pittsburg
Arthur E. Skates
Dodge City
E. R. Gibson
Ellis
League of Kansas
Che
John G. Stutz
Eldridge
Charles W. Steiner
Public Service Commission
Kansas Cities
John Stutz
Stutz
Albert Martin
Sterling Supports Bullington for Governor in Texas
Governor Sterling a Democrat wore a Bullington for Governor button in Austin signaling support for Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls the Republican nominee for Texas governor. He offered no further comment and had earlier refused to back Miriam Ferguson who won the Democratic nomination after a disputed August primary.
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Austin
Tex
R S. Sterling
Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson
Sterling
Ferguson
Dr Koo Discusses Music At University Convocation
Dr T Z Koo spoke at an all University of Kansas convocation and a fine arts recital in the Administration auditorium. He discussed Chinese folk songs and played selections on a bamboo flute. The talk framed life’s three philosophies in a World Student Christian Federation context.
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T. Z. Koo
University of Kansas
Koo
World Student Christian Federation
Junior Cheering Group Heads to Big Game
The Kansas football team will hear loud cheering from the Junior Jayhawk section in the north end of the stadium tomorrow afternoon. All grade school children and Scouts in uniform admitted for ten cents to boost youth interest in the University of Kansas athletics. Mel Bailey, Lawrence High School cheerleader, directs the Junior Jayhawks with helpers Peninock and Teed.
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University
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