Hoover Uses New York Soil To Urge GOP Drive
Herbert Hoover spoke at the Waldorf Astoria in New York amid a large Republican gathering and declared the campaign shows a profound movement toward Republican principles. He said independent voters are awakening to action, then planned a Madison Square Garden address in the evening to rally support for the November 5 election. Elihu Root will preside with Vice President Dawes set to speak later.
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Herbert Hoover
Madigan Square Garden
Madison Sauth Garden
S P. Jm
California
Elihu ‘Root
Elihu Root
Taft
Dawes
Trager
O'Clotk
Hockay
Republican National Ticket
Hoover-Gurtis
Republican Service
Hoover
Ofore
Territory
Casey's Bat Recited At Testimonial Dinner in New York
De Wolf Hopper recited Casey at the Bat more than 15 times at a testimonial dinner marking his 50th appearance in New York. Fellow actors pioneers and writers joined in honoring him.
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New York
de Wolf Hopsier
Vie
Casey
Casey Nee
Legion appoints district chairmen in state list
State commander Woodring named Charles B. Holmes of Lawrence as second district chairman of the American Legion. The announcement on Saturday listed chairmen for other districts: First Jack Janak of Hiawatha, Third Percy Floyd M. Provin of Council Grove, Fourth All Young of Junction, Fifth C. B. j of Hutchinson, Sixth Max Wayne Tian of Hutchinson, Seventh Jas. F. Galle of McPherson.
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Charles B. Holmes
Lawrence Hag
American Legion
Wary Woodring
Neodesha
Woodring
Are
Jack Janak
Hiawatha
Percy
Floyd Im. F Pivin
Council Grove
Eo Dro All. Young
Junction
C. RB. J
Max Waye Tian
Hutchinson
Jas. F. Galle
McPherson
Segrave to steer fast car by rifle sights
Major H C D Segrave plans to drive a car at over 200 mph at Daytona Beach Florida aiming for 240 mph using rifle sights to steer. He believes sighted steering could avert disaster when errors at extreme speed threaten plunge into the sea.
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London
Segrave
Daytona Beach
Florida
Poincare and Churchill Agree on Reparations Scope
Paris October 22 AP Premier Poincare and British chancellor Winston Churchill have agreed that reparations talks will skip discussion of French and other European debts owed to the United States. They favor avoiding capital sums or repayment timelines in revision plans, with German leaders Mueller and Stresemann sharing similar views. The allied governments are unsure of amounts and terms, and the drafting committee will set general terms. Poincare stated France does not intend to ask the United States to reduce its debt and that France recognizes the debt was accruing installments under the settlement.
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Paris
Poincare
Winston
Churchill
United States
Hermann Mueller
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
M. Poincare
Social Committee
Jas
Wyance
Break at Michigan rumors Borden Yost Wieman split
Detroit reports say University of Michigan Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost and football coach Tad Wieman are at odds over the season losses and Wieman’s role. Wieman denies estrangement, stating no foundation to the reports, amid Michigan’s 0-3 start.
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Detroit
Detroit News Today
Yost
University of Michigan
Tad Wieman
Bread
Wiemen
Ann Arbor
Wieman
Michigan
Mich
Fick E H. Yost
Ee Tad” Wieman
Franklin D. Cappon
At- K
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana
Ohio State
Fielding H. Yost
Kansas
Lindbergh travels through Columbus heading to bear hunt
Col Charles Lindbergh landed in Columbus at 10 45 am EST en route to Dodge City Kan for a bear hunt in Mexico. He planned a field survey for Transcontinental Transport and anticipated reaching Dodge City by 6 pm CT. The trip tied business with pleasure as Lindbergh inspected landing fields with Col Alexander J McNab and four aviators prepared to meet a bear hunting party at La Babia ranch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Lindbergh
Dodge City
Kan
Mexico
Transcontinental Transport Company
Lindbergh
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtiss Field
Whise
Mexico City
Alexander J. McNab
Ednesday
Summers
la Babia
Hal Mangum
Elaine’ Bizzell
Court Dismisses Petition on Beames Law Debate
The Kansas Supreme Court dismissed a mandamus petition filed by Wyandotte County Attorney Arthur Mellett and Judge W H McCamish seeking a declaratory judgment on the Beames law. The court said the case did not present a proper declaratory matter and involved interpretation of a 1927 law tied to habitual criminal penalties.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Arthur J. Mellett
Wyandotte County
W .H. McCatuish
Third’ Division
Mellett
McCamish
Gets
Kansas City
Harry Posner
Albert Kent
W. H. McCamish
Wyandotte
Posner
Kent
Klan Must Defend Suit in Indiana Action
Indiana Attorney General seeks to oust the Ku Klux Klan from Indiana. Judge Frederek Van Nuys rules the Klan must defend itself in the suit. Gilliam, attorney general, had demurred to a plea in abatement filed by Klan lawyers. The defense argued only the state of incorporation can revoke a corporation’s charter.
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KLAN
Indiana
Indianapolis
Frederek van Nuys
Ku Klux Klan
Arthur L. Gillam
Gilliam
Tno
Car Deaths Mount in Kansas City Fatalities Reach Sixty Nine
Kansas City reports 69 motor vehicle deaths for the year as W S Kasinger aged 62 dies after being struck. Weekend victims include Leon Trussell 16 who died in front of a motor truck and Adolphe Johnson 65 fatally injured crossing in heavy traffic amid rain and glare. Mrs Meyn left Lawrence to visit relatives in Irvington after a pleasant trip. Booster meet announced for Tuesday night October 23.
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Kansas City
W.S. Kasinger
Leon Trussell
Adolphe. Johnson
Marooned Duck Hunter Rescued After 16 Hours In Blind
Leo Schwarts was marooned in a duck blind on a 25,000 acre lake near Great Bend Kansas for 16 hours. He was brought to land at daybreak showing effects of the ordeal with a large bag of ducks and geese. Hulme and Lenej navigated a motorboat to the blind as a north wind made the lake unsafe. The blind remained dry and Schwarts was unharmed aside from fatigue.
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Great Bend
Kan
Lacre Lake
Leo Schwarts
Sthartz
Charles’ Hulme
Schartz
Hulme
Tthe
Hulmé
Joe Lenej
Merger Completes Between Watkins and Lawrence National Banks
The Watkins National Bank assets and records merged with the Lawrence National Bank yesterday under police guard. The combined balance sheets show resources over 2.5 million dollars with new management and staff in place. junior officers to be elected November 1. C. H. Tyr, former Watkins president, may join Lawrence National and former Watkins customers will be served by the new combined bank.
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrence Nations
Watkins Bank
Lawrence National
Lawrence National S
Plelock
Lawrence National Bank
C. H H. Tyr
Watkins -Ba
Fidelity National Bank of
Kansas City
Curtis in New York on final campaign swing
Senator Curtis, Republican vice presidential nominee, travels through upper New York state with stops in Utica and Rochester as Hoover campaigns in New York City. Curtis defends campaigning away from the Democratic nominee's home city and plans a luncheon with party leaders in Albany. He says he is fit for the final two weeks of the campaign, having rested in Hartford yesterday.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Curtis
Utica
N. Y
Senator Curtis
New York City
Rochester
Upper New York
Syracuse
Hartford
Conn
Raskob Sees Democratic Tide Rising Across Nation
New York outlines optimism as Democratic National Chairman John J. Raskob argues the national mood favors Governor Smith. He plans a long radio address from 8 to 9 pm on WJZ linking to a nationwide network. The piece also notes local items: a fatal foothill accident in Turtle Creek and travel plans of Mr and Mrs Cox.
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New York
John J.raskob
Smith
Raskob
WJZ
National. Broadcasting Company
Reed to Speak in Lawrence and Baldwin Thursday
Clyde M Reed Republican gubernatorial candidate visits Lawrence and Baldwin on Thursday October 25 delivering speeches at Baldwin 230 pm and at the Orpheum in Lawrence in the evening as part of the busy campaign period. Other events include Bishop Vernon speaking at Ninth Street Baptist Friday night and Senator Capper's tour to Baldwin and Lone Star Monday October 29 with plans for a large turnout.
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Douglas
Clyde M. Reed
Lawrence
Baldwin
Reed
Orpheum Theatre
Republican County Central Committees
Central ‘Committee
Rossinui
W. T. Vernon
Ninth Street Baptist
Douglas County
United States
Arthur Capper
Lone Star
Senator Capper
Building Permits Report Presented to City Commission
The September building report shows 21 permits issued with LIT electrical and chimney inspections conducted. Fees totaling 225.50 were collected and turned over to the city clerk. In Mayor Rankin’s absence, George T. Wetzel led the commission meeting with no further business.
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City Commission
K. Rankin
George T. Wetzel
Reed at Topeka to Give 119th Speech of Campaign Tonight
Clyde M Reed Republican nominee for Kansas governor spoke at Topeka in his 119th campaign address, noting 118 prior speeches in 68 counties since August. John Hamilton to introduce him, WIBW to broadcast, with Reed predicting a large Republican victory in November for state and national tickets.
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Reed
Topeka
Clyde M. “Reed
Kansas
City
John Hamilton
Repubican
William P. Lambertson
Congress
Wibw. A
Hoover
Curtis
Smith-Robinson
Aurora
New Theory for Display in Sky Sparks Aurora Sightings
In Belfast and northwest Ireland observers report a rare aurora borealis display seen about 150 miles off the coast on Thursday night. The light, described as rarely visible at these latitudes, may connect to the fate of missing airman Lieutenant Commander H. C. MacDonald. Also reported is a late-night hit and run near Wichita injuring Mrs. Leona Stewart who was thrown from the pavement. the driver sped away.
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Belfast
Northern
AP Jente
Atragee
Petre
Northern Ireland
Ireland
H. C. MacDonald
Wichita
Leona Stewart
Arkansas City
When Hoover Was In School Here In Lawrence Memories Of Eighties Attendance
Mrs. Skofstad-Pritchard of Los Angeles recalls Herbert Hoover attending Quincy street school in Lawrence Kansas in the 1880s while visiting his uncle Major Laban Miles. She describes a bright, studious boy who amazed classmates with knowledge after a brief stay at the school.
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Skofstad-Pritchard
Los Angeles
Quincy
Herbert Hoover
Lawrence
Mable Skofstad
Pritchard
Cal
M. J. Skofstad
Hoover
Laban J. Miles
Prof. Beckey
River Nilé
Mississippi River
Boulder Dam
Beckey
Kansas
White House
Washinton
Herbert Meever
Armistice Day address to be delivered at University
George T. McDermott, a Kansas federal judge from Topeka and an ex serviceman, will give the Armistice Day address Sunday evening November 11 in the University auditorium. Dean John R. Dyer announced the program with Lawrence churches and two American Legion posts invited to participate. Also, violnist Karl Kuersteiner and Irene Peabody from the fine arts faculty will present a recital in the Administration Building auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock, marking the second annual series by the faculty.
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Noman
Okla
W. B. Bizzell
Okahoma University
Lee B. Thompson
Thompson
Tlavie Bizzet
Joe Crowe
Crowe
E. ML. Trapp
George T. McDermort
Topeka
Kansas
University
Waz
John R. Dyer
Lawrence
American Legion
Dean Dyere
Dudee McDermott
UN Chicagis
Floyd R. Mechem
Facade
Tole Mechem
K. U. Law School
Judge McDermott
Mechem
McDermott
Amer’stitute
Bliss Irene Peabody
Karl, Kuersteiner
Fine Arts
Avill
Miss Peabody
Paris
Manning
Kruester
Dean D
M_ Swarthout
Salt Creek Oil Delivery Halted by Government Order
Oil from Salt Creek field, 40 miles north of Sinclair, stopped at Sinclair today under an Interior Department order following a ruling that the royalty contract was invalid. Government states royalties will be taken from the posted mid continent price with a two per cent deduction, requiring operators to pay cash for oil from the wells.
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Casper
Wye
Salt Creek
Tami
Interior
Roy O. West
Sargent
Federal Geological Survey
One Dead in Explosion Near Fort Worth Rail Line
One man was killed and another seriously injured when a dynamite cap exploded during blasting under Missouri-Kansas-Texas railway tracks about a mile south of Fort Worth. Bert Carter of Kansas City died. J H Hoagland, believed from Parsons Kansas, was in critical condition.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bert Carter
Kansas City
J. H. Hoagland
Parsons
Kans
Hughes Talk Set by Republicans in St Joseph
Republicans from Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Kansas will hear Charles Evans Hughes speak Tuesday night in St Joseph at 8 o clock The address will be broadcast on KFEQ Hughes former secretary of state arrives early for the event
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Charles Evans Hughes
Sees Air Monsters Vision Of Global Air Ships
AP dispatch reports Graf Zeppelin commander and crew arriving after a banquet amid talk of giant airships transforming travel. Plans include transatlantic flights much faster than liners and regular schedules. Manager Ickener to meet Mayor Thompson and city council before returning to New York tonight.
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Graf Zeppelin
iLadly Drummond Hay
Mem Miers
Cejman
Bekener
Rey
Hke
Toda Ickener
Aga
Thompson
New York
Air Anglo-French Naval Discussions
London reports a forthcoming white paper on Anglo-French naval proposals. It says negotiations showed an impasse over disarmament due to divergent views on fundamental principles. The document, prepared with commission and expert input, asserts no political understanding or secret agreement exists.
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London
Preparatory Commission
Great Britain
France
Freight Trains Crash Kills Two in Nebraska
A rear end collision of two freight trains on the Chicago and North Western line near Crookston Nebraska at 1 a.m. yesterday left two men dead two railway workers injured and three carloads of livestock killed. The crash occurred as the trains collided head on in foggy conditions and disrupted rail service across the region. Local emergency crews responded and investigators were dispatched to determine fault.
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Omaha
Neb
Chicago and Northwestern
Crookston
French Engineers unveil rail safety signal system
Rheims engineers Deliosse and Dasquin have devised a signal system using lamps under a locomotive pilot’s eyes to warn when another train is in the same block. The system would also electrically operate gates at grade crossings to prevent collisions. Agnes Husband was elected president of the Kansas State Association of Deans of Women, with the 1529 meeting planned for Lawrence in October.
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Rheims
Deliosse
Dasquin
Misa-Husband
Agnes_ Husband
Kansas State
Ind
Lawrence
Wals
Three KU students injured when car hits pedestrians
About seven last night a car driven by Ralph Kampschroder struck three young people crossing Massachusetts Street in the 1100 block. Hazel Korb suffered a broken arm and multiple bruises while Avie Korb Edith Korb and Ed Korb sustained injuries not considered serious. They were taken to Memorial Hospital. The driver said he did not see them until it was too late. Both drivers and injured parties faced police and medical attention, with fines anticipated.
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University of Kansas
Ralph Kampschroder
Clinton
Massachusetts
Hazel Korb
Ed, Kort
Delaware Street
Avie
Edith
Ed Korb
Tangatoxie
K. U
Sehreder
Theicle
Besnital
Sindete Ital
Ralphs
Canuteson
Ancient pyramids found near Mexico City surprise scholars
Archaeologists report stone pyramid remains with serpent motifs and Aztec style carvings, possibly predating 300 B.C. Ruse T Phiaptoy, rector of the Minneapolis das, claims a secret journey to Mexico revealed the discovery. Observers note the site lies one mile south of Mexico City at Falpan, with imposing walls and ceremonial figures.
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Mexica
Ruse T Phiaptoy
Minneapolis Das
Act
Mexico
Falpan
Mexico City
Timptan
Pacific
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