Hoover Attacks Smith Policies at Madison Square Garden
In New York Hoover challenged Smith’s policies as he campaigned at Madison Square Garden with Dawes. the crowd of about 18 900 heard him warn against state socialism and government in business. He argued for balanced government and free enterprise while praising Republican ideals and promising broader opportunity for Americans.
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Curtis in Albany Predicts Historic Republican Victory
In Albany New York Senator Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee visits for a few hours at Governor Smiths city. A brass band reception greets Curtis at the FenEyck hotel and he attends a rally and luncheon before heading to the Governor’s mansion.
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Episcopal Bishops Call for Lawful Action on Prohibition
At Washington on October 23 the Episcopal general convention reaffirmed urging law observance of prohibition and narcotic laws. Bishops backed education on peaceful dispute settlement and substituted for a proposal opposing compulsory school military training. Bishop James Wise of Kansas opposed the original resolution.
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Episcopal Church
Edward L.parsons
California
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Kansas
Borah greeted by crowd at railroad station en route to Joplin
Parsons Kansas reports Senator Borah of Idaho was cheered at the Missouri-Kansas-Texas station as he arrived from Dallas on his way to Joplin. He praised Hoover and said he was glad to return to Kansas where he was educated. He departed by car, expected 2 p.m. arrival.
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County Corn Shuckers in State Contest
Two Douglas county men will compete in a Friday morning corn shucking contest to win the Douglas county berth for the state shucking contest set for November 2 in Ottawa. Contestants are Everett Hazlett of route 4 Lawrence and Cecil Vining of route 4 Baldwin. A. I. Gilkison, county agent, will oversee the event and has not yet selected the field for shucking.
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Ottawa
Everett Hazlett
Lawrence
Cecil Vining
Baldwin
A. I. .Gilkison
Kaser kills himself amid murder case turmoil
Osborne county reports Fred Kaser, a young farmer linked to the Alvert Kaser family murders, shot himself in his barn after notes claiming innocence. The case, delayed previously, planned to go to trial tomorrow with exhumations continuing and witnesses from Osbor nee area involved.
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Disorder in Nicaragua fuels renewed guerrilla warfare
A dispatch to Secretary Kellogg describes Sandino forces led by Pedro Altamirano attacking civilians at San Mar and Jinotesa, killing several as they fled toward the border. Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy reports the incident as part of ongoing strife and notes an American sighting of an anti American aircraft aiding a rescued individual.
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Rehearsals Underway for Just Like Judy at Lawrence High
The Lawrence high school dramatic club prepares for the November 2 performance of Just Like Judy a three act comedy directed by Bettich Wilson. Ernest Denny wrote the play featuring Peter the artist nicknamed Put it off Peter with Herbert Weatherby and Genevieve Argiss in leads. Other cast members include Martin Jost Harold Hoover Ellis Johnson Anne Arnette Lorna Jean McElhinney Lida Holmes and Mona Simpson.
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Lida Holmes
Mona, Simpson
Postal Inspector to Seek Warrants Over Air Crash Diamonds
Postal Inspector William Tafel of Erie says warrants will be sworn tonight to recover diamonds lost when an air mail plane crashed near Polk last week. The effort targets individuals connected to the incident and aims to recover the missing gems.
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Igh Rahklin
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Erie
Potato grower meeting to discuss new market plan
Douglas county potato growers and dealers will meet in Lawrence Thursday at 2 to review a 15 member committee plan for potato marketing with Kansas State Agricultural College experts. Meetings across the valley will explain provisional contracts and aim to raise prices and standardize quality for Kaw Valley potatoes.
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Special Round Trip Rates for Big Games at Lawrence
Railroads offer special round trip rates for Kansas Nebraska game November 2 3 and for the See Okie home game and Dad's Day program November 17 Tickets sold wherever fare to Lawrence is under 7 22 plus 25 cents regular one way plus 25 cents Special train from Lincoln November 3 Jayhawker Cornhusker game fare 691 plus sleeping car Pullman and 4 for round trip in chair car Miami suits over mining lands settlement announced at about 2 000 000 total prize 10 000 awarded to Mishler heirs and title restoration to 40 acres Seven refuse to testify in FTC power investigation The regular fall teachers examinations Friday and Saturday at county courthouse O J Lane announces Booster meeting Odd Fellows Oct 23 open meeting with program Miller's furniture ad
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Hoover gratified by New York reception after eastern address
Herbert Hoover returned to Washington from New York where he spoke at Madison Square Garden and was cheered by a tumultuous crowd. His Hoover party planned his speech on the trip to California likely to be given in St Louis and all members expressed satisfaction with the New York reception.
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Republican Party
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York
California
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Hoover Party
Republican Service League plans voter outreach in county campaign
At a county headquarters meeting the Republican Service League outlined work to support the county committee in the campaign. It aims to mobilize ex service men and young voters to back the Republican ticket and urge registration before Friday. The group will boost turnout for Clyde Reed at the Orpheum Theatre and for Senator Arthur Quapper in Baldwin and Lone Star events. A resolution endorsing the full ticket was adopted. David McCreath chairs the league with Kendall Walston elected secretary and B Holmes treasurer.
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Republican Service League
Republican County Committee
Republican Party
Lawrence
Clyde Reed
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McCreath
Herbert Hoover
Night classes announced for vocational evening school
Ralph Graber director of jvocational evening schools lists instructors for women sewing classes led by Mrs. FP O Luck and Mrs. 2 8 Daniels and home decoration taught by Mrs. Mabel E Morrow from Has Kell Institute. Men’s classes include show card writing by W H Alli and mechanical drawing by L H Emmet. plumbing and electrical class supervised by Carl Schaeber. Classes start at 7 30 tonight in the senior high school with six week two session format.
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Lawrence
Jvocational Evening Schools
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Daniels
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Haskell Institute
W. H. Alli
L. H. Emmet
Carl Shaeber
Graber
Inmate Escapes From Topeka Boys Industrial Home
Sheriff Cummings received a Topeka call reporting a sixteen year old boy escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka and headed toward Lawrence. Douglas County officers searched most of the morning but found no trace. The youth broke away around 4 am and is believed to have stolen a gun.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Douglas County
Eopeia
Merle Thorpe to Speak at Topeka Chamber Meeting
Lawrence Chamber members expected to attend as Merle Thorpe editor of Nation's Business speaks on From Bottom up or Top Down at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka. The address will be broadcast by WIBW and local business leaders are urged to listen in.
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Chamber of Commerce
Opeka
Hope to complete paying this week
Weather improves allowing Dobbs and Robinson to pour more concrete on US 78W south of Lawrence. If conditions hold, the team aims to finish the slab within the week, after recent rain slowed progress and delayed paving south of Lawrence through Pleasant Grove and Ottawa.
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University of Kansas Students Vote Holiday Plan
University of Kansas students who do not vote in Douglas county may go home to vote on Tuesday November 6. Classes will be dismissed for the day to allow students living some distance to travel. The cabinet also decided no Armistice Day holiday will be given despite Armistice Day falling on Sunday, with a celebration planned at the K auditorium Sunday evening November 11.
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Lawrence Choral Union Plans Second Meeting Tonight
The Lawrence Choral Union holds its second meeting of the year this evening at 7 50 in the auditorium of Lawrence Memorial High School. Dean D A Swarthout of the University School of Fine Arts directs the Union and invites all interested singers to join.
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Radium Cure Demonstrated by German Natural Sciences
A German scientific meeting reported a radium based cure showing effects within 24 hours. A Fischer method blends radium with potassium yielding X-ray quality ten times stronger and fewer skin injuries. Dr. Max Heiner presented a treatment showing deep tumor relief without scorching skin.
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Pistol in Wooden Holster Could Be Converted to Rifle
The grand jury notes gangsters are importing a new compact automatic pistol in a wooden holster that can be fitted to a rifle stock. A circular 25 cartridge holder slips in, allowing rapid firing with quick cartridge changes.
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Soda fountain craze wins over French palate and ice cream
Paris reports strong French fondness for American sodas ice creams and chocolates as soda fountains become popular. In Livingston Montana a bear attack injures Ben Merheld at Yellowstone. over in Rockford burglars steal $15600 in Miss Ruth Hanna McCormick’s home. Dr and Mrs Bleck visit Lawrence with daughter Joyce Bleck after long Oklahoma days.
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Football topics at C of C luncheon spark K U insight
Kansas speakers at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon discussed football rules and plays. John Bunn explained punt rules and the lateral pass while Melvin Griffin highlighted Lawrence High’s coaching lineage and the impact of Severt Griffin on area football history.
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Kiebrie
Orward
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High
Coals Griffin Wits
Pearl
Lawrence
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Barbers in Peking Strip Queues Reaping Posthair Order
In Peking the Nationalist drive to cut queues and hair prompts itinerant barbers to work streetsides while women opt for home or beauty shops. A cut costs about one cent as barbers travel a circuit serving servants and shopkeepers.
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