Hoover to Speak in St Louis On Campaign Swing
President hopeful Herbert Hoover plans a one week tour ending with a talk in St Louis on November 2. He will broadcast a radio appeal from Palo Alto after meeting civic leaders in Washington. The visit follows letters supporting Hoover from Jane Addams John Lathrop and others urging national unity and tax reform.
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Herbert’ Hoover
St. Louis
Ork
Stanford Univ
Palo Alto
Cat
Hoover
Bes
Zenora
Mr. Hoover
Felix M. ‘Arburg
New York
Maurice Bisgyer
Republican National Committee
Civic N. 3
Belgram
Chicago
Jane Addams
John GC. Lathrop
Kansas Bankers Group Backs Tax Amendment Plan
Kansas bankers meeting in Sola urged amendments to Kansas tax laws to ensure uniform and equitable taxation for both state and national banks. The group also called for creation of a crime office within the attorney general's department and backed amendments affecting member elections.
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Sola
Kan
Kansas Banker
Kansas
Attorndir
Leavenworth Starts New Cities Service Gas Pipeline
Leavenworth Kansas began laying a 28 mile Cities Service pipeline today to extend from the Free bridge over the Missouri River to St Joseph Missouri. When finished the line will connect St Joseph with gas fields and widen gas supply in the region.
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New Cities
St. Deseah
Leavenworth
Kan
Pj—Co Traction
New Cities Service Company
Freebridge
Mison
St. Joseph
Prediction Made at Independence by Senator Capper
Independence Kan Ost AP A prediction that Herbert Hoover will carry New York is reported by Senator Arthur Capper. He cites business leaders in Newark and East as key backers and notes a shift among former Smith supporters. Capper also mentions upcoming talks in Coffey and a county meeting in Lincoln with Organ, Ward, and Willard Morgan present.
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Independence
Kan
Herbert Hower
New York
Arthur
Kapoer
Newark
Smith
Hoover
Graf Zeppelin to Fly Over Midwest Weather Permitting
The Graf Zeppelin plans a dawn takeoff from Lakehurst for a training flight and possible route over Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and New York City with a final return to Friedrichshafen subject to weather. Passengers include Rear Admiral Moffett and Dr Hugo Eckener among others from government and industry.
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Nad
von Schitler
Graf Zeon
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Herr von ‘Schiller
Hugo Eckener
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Scott Wield
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Eckener
Chicago
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Detroit
Cleveland
Akron
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
Albany
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
W. A. Moffett
E. P. Warner
the Navy
W.P. McCracken
Commerce
Aeronautics
J. Dellinger
Department of
Parrot's Name On Atlantic City Registration Books
Atlantic City prosecutor Louis Repetté announced a bid to strike over 2,000 allegedly fraudulent registrations next Monday before Judge William Smathers. He cited parrots dogs cats and even deceased or vacant residents as forged names on the lists.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Louis Repetté
H E
William Smathers
Cdt
John
Archaeology Finds Traces of Ancient Attic Theater
An expedition from the Moscow fine arts museum reports traces of a large Attic theater at the site of Fanagorie, the former Greek colony. Other finds include ancient Greek, Hebrew artifacts, Muslim tombs, and ramparts at monuments. Nearby, conditions note about Turkey and travels of Roy Gearhart family between Tulsa Bartlesville Coffeyville.
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Crimea
Moscow Fine Arta Museum
Fanagoriex
Ythia
Otr
Musilman
Postage 18 Short on Zeppelin Letters
Postmaster General Glover announced a large backlog of Zeppelin letters at Lakehurst intended for Germany. Each letter requires 1.05 dollars postage with no return collection. only mail addressed to postmasters in New York City or Lakehurst will board the Graf Zeppelin during its western trip. About 3,000 Zeppelin letters are awaiting dispatch.
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Oct
Germany
Glover
Lakehurst
New York City
Sre
Smith Campaigns Across New England States
Governor Alfred E. Smith lands in Springfield Massachusetts amid a noisy welcome en route to Boston for a campaign rally. He shifts focus to New England as a new stronghold, aiming to sway voters in Massachusetts and nearby states with a Democratic message ahead of a pivotal election.
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Maes
Boston
Alfred E. Smith
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Alfred Erita
Dafoe
Albany
Boston Arena
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Jefferson
Jackson
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Massachusetts
New York
Rhodide Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusets
Fraud Crackdown Looms on New York City Registration
In New York City on election day a plan to arrest fraudulent registrants was announced by George Médaug assistant attorney general and 250 deputies. He said warrants would be issued and arrests made as peace officers. The Board of Elections faced a registration surge of over 500 000 and created 650 new districts to ease voting while approving a bid for 2 970 000 ballots and family ballots for Queens Brooklyn and Richmond.
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New York
New York City
George
Médaug
Board of Elections
T He
Board
Cuban sanitation moves against phthisis in tobacco factories
The Cuban sanitation department has begun steps to combat phthisis among tobacco factory workers. Reports suggest alarming conditions among rollers and workers, prompting health authorities to authorize a system of compulsory physical exams and similar tests for applicants.
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Havana
Cuban Sanitation Department
Norris shifts to Smith camp in presidential race
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska announces support for Governor Alfred E. Smith and plans a campaign tour. He cites Smith's water power stance and farm relief program as reasons, while noting a difference with Smith on prohibition. Norris argues the middle west and agriculture are pivotal in the campaign.
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Ore
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Alfred E. Smith
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Sena Ttor
Middle West
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Omaha
F. A. High
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Adam McMullen
McMullen
Herbert Hoover
Charles E. Sandall
York
Neb
Senator Norris
Kansas City
Beetter
Seattle
Wash
Republican
C. C. Dill
Hoover
New York
Gov. Smith
Sertile
Governor Smith
Smith Camp
Death of Imogene Ratliff Investigated in Larned
Pawnee county investigators withheld findings on the death of Imogene Ratliff a 23 year old Larned telephone operator found bound in a creek near Scenic Drive Two miles west of the state hospital an autopsy was performed and an inquest is expected to be held tomorrow A motor car was seen parked at the edge of the creek where the body lay believed to have burned since Monday night An Anti Thief Association meeting in Wichita discussed methods to deliver lawbreakers to authorities with F H Elsenraat presiding
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Larned
Kan
Pawnee County
Imogene Ratliff
State Hospital
Wynn
Cross Country Record Sought by Plane Doodle Flight
Roosevelt Field New York October 24 AP says the conoplane Doodle took off at 417 for a transcontinental nonstop record attempt. Passengers include owner Harry Tucker and Captain B D Collyer. The plane rose into a northwest wind and rose to altitude with a new but untested propeller mounted. Tucker said he would skip tests to use favorable weather.
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N. Y
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B. D. Collyer
Tucker
Tito Schipa to Perform at University Auditorium
Lawrence and University of Kansas attendees will hear famed tenor Tito Schipa in the University auditorium at 8 20 this evening. The concert opens the annual University Concert course with popular selections from Schipa's recordings. Tickets remain available. season-ticket holders are urged to arrive early to ensure seating and prevent delays.
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Tito Schipa
Nice Art
University
Kansas City
Lawrence
Schipa
Vlawifence
Dean Swarthout
Hale
Sin
Stocks Jump On Rumors and Heavy Volume On Wall Street
Bullish activity surged on the New York Stock Exchange with Sinclair Consolidated Oil rising to a new high of 35.78 after heavy trading near 560000 shares. Atlantic Refining climbed 12.50 to 233.50 while Greene Cananea copper gained 11 to 142 and Union Carbide touched 200 as market enthusiasm spread following favorable earnings and money market gains.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Pan American /Petroleum and Transport company
Atlantic Refining
Greene Cananea
St. Louis Southwestern
Union Carbide
Faming
Zeppelin Sighting Above City Atop Broad Street
C P Radcliffe witnessed the Graf Zeppelin arrive last Monday from a Broad Street building tenth floor window. He saw the name and numbers on the airship and the damaged portion. The next evening he attended a theater where Zeppelin crew and commander entered and occupied decorated boxes, an impressive display.
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C. P. Radcliffe
Mr. Radcliffe
Broadway
Ir. Radcliffe
Last Rites for McCutcheon at Simple Episcopal Service
A brief Episcopal service was held today for George Barr McCutcheon author of Graystark and nearly 100 novels. Only family and a few friends attended before the body was cremated. ashes will be interred in Lafayette, Indiana tomorrow.
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New York
George Barr McCutcheon
Lafayette
Ind
New Members Enroll in Lawrence Choral Union
Eighty nine new members join the Lawrence Choral Union at its second meeting in Lawrence Memorial High School auditorium, bringing total singers to 400 divided as 170 sopranos 230 altos 43 tenors and 57 basses. The campaign continues two weeks before final membership.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Lawrence Memorial High School
D. M. Swarthout
University
Hughes on to Chicago
St Joseph Missouri October 24 Herbert Hoover is the candidate best fitted to handle agricultural and national problems Hughes declares as he leaves for Chicago for a second campaign address. He repeats the speech from a radio studio due to lack of a suitable hookup. He says the key choice is between Hoover and Smith based on each man’s ability to govern for four years. He adds he decidedly prefers Hoover.
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St. Joseph
Herbert Hoover
Evans Hughes
Chitazo
St. Josenhoe
Hoover
Smith
Gradidate
Moody to speak on national campaign in Houston Saturday
Governor Dan Moody of Texas will break silence on the national campaign by replying to Senator Borah's Monday night speech in Houston. Moody had avoided public comment since the Smith nomination and did not reveal ground his speech would cover.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Hougton
Dias
William E. Borzhof Ydaho
Borth
Killing of Younger Brother After Domestic Turmoil
Charles Burdock shot and killed his brother Alex Burdock after Alex threatened him with a knife while abusing their bride and mother. Charles retrieved a revolver from a hidden stove and fired three times before surrendering to police.
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St. Louis
Charles Burdock
Alex
Charles
Agas
Robbery at Ottawa Home Nets Diamonds and Cash
Mr and Mrs William Wallace of Ottawa Kansas were robbed of 1700 in diamonds a gold watch and cash in their home last night A young man entered via a second story window ladder and surprised the couple as they listened to the radio He carried a revolver and forced Wallace to the floor warning them not to call police for ten minutes
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Ottawa
Kan
William Wallace
County Sunday School meeting at Worden draws large crowd
Nearly four hundred people attended the annual county convention of Sunday School workers at Worden last Saturday. Reports were read, officers elected, and county supervision updated with leaders named for children and young people. The treasurer reported full county apportionment for state and national work with a healthy balance. Luncheon and dinner were provided by the Worden community.
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Dallas
D. Hyvige
Albert Williams
Will
Gorviil
Ip Stuckebrind
Laskers
Charles A. R’ Ghard
de John FF. Waits
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Follay Sneneer
Douglas County
Asther Howell
Baldwin
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Th. J
Registration in Kansas for election runs phenomenal says Landon
Alfred M. Landon, Kansas Republican chairman, said registration for the November 6 election is phenomenal. He attributed the surge to Kansas men and women wanting to keep the state’s leadership on prohibition. He noted Friday is the last day for city registration, while rural precincts need not register.
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Topeka
Theansas
Alfred M. Landon
Republican State Central Committee
Fuer
Kansas
Hoover incident recalled by college classmate
Dr B Frankensjied of Los Angeles a former Stanford classmate visited Washington and recalled Hoover as a quiet reader amid student politics. He described a playful hazing moment when Hoover was shoved from a trunk and replied you always blow away and you’ll never calm down with humor and patience.
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B. Frankensjied
Los Antgeles
Herbert Hoover
Léland Stanford University
Hoover
Hoagver
Carnival Fun Friday at New York School
ARNIVAL New York Organization sponsors a Fun Friday program at Pt. A School for the annual carnival, October 26, starting at 8 o'clock. The evening features three shows by pupils mothers and a musical act, with officers and refreshments. Chrysler roadster stolen from Kalop driveway, Patricia Hatfield’s car reported by Kalop Kappa Gamma sorority. police notified.
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Arnival New York Organization
New York School Pt. A
Chrysler
Patricia Hatfield
Kalop
Record-Setting Registration Sought in Lawrence Ahead of Election
City Clerk Floyd Lawrence reported record voter registration in Lawrence for the upcoming election. Evening hours and extra precincts are planned to handle a heavy turnout with women registrants notably rising. closing books Friday night and polling-place hours set, as officials weigh precinct changes and staffing.
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Lawrence
Floyd Lawrence
Brenusere J
Research yields large public return at Michigan Tech
W C Hotchkiss reports that research at Michigan College of Mining and Technology returns an annual amount nearly equal to the institution's entire appropriation. In cooperation with the U S Bureau of Mines, copper lost in jamygdaloid tailings in the state can be retained, cutting waste from four and a half pounds a ton to one and a half.
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Houghton
Mich
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Publc
W. C. Hotchkiss
Cocer
Mich'san
Hotchkiss
Sudan ritual sport sparks bride betrothal rite
In Khartoum a cruel test named mobeatanah pits two suitors against each other to win a bride. The loser receives no prize while the winner earns the title Acin-el-Banat Brothers of the Daughters. Police bans have not stopped secret repeats.
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Sudan
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