Hyde and Ketchum Attack New Deal in Kansas City Speech
Arthur Hyde cites Roosevelt policies as misdirecting the nation while Omar B. Ketchum brands Landon as dual master of recovery and opposition. Kansas City speeches link tax gains and prohibition debate to broader political clash as Capper urges defeat of repeal.
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Arthur
M. Hyde
Aly of Agriculture
Kaynes
Kansas’ City
Hye
Ub ‘Hyde
Hyde
Omar B. Ketchum
In- Sing
Joy Arthur Capper
Topeka
Erine
Ellen McAdoo Marriage Plans Met With Resistance
The marriage plans of Ellen Wilson McAdoo to Rafael Lopez de Onate faced opposition from Eleanor Wilson McAdoo and others. County Clerk D G Clayton said a license would be granted only if Onate proves Caucasian ancestry. the case centers on race and birth records.
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Ellen Wilson McGibbs
McAdoo
Rafael Lopez de'Onate
Eleanor Wilson
Sayife
E Woodrow- Wilson
Iere
Rio
D. G. Clayton
Actor de Onate Opposes Ellen McAdoo Marriage
William H Neblett law partner of Senator McAdoo disputes the romance. Senator McAdoo has never met de Onate and does not approve the contemplated marriage. Miss McAdoo says she and the actor hoped to marry quietly before family learned. The California code forbids Caucasian Orientals intermarriage. de Onate insists he is Spanish and ridicules the ancestry question.
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William H. Neblett
McAdoo
de Onate
Onate
Ellen
Haskell Students To Dance At Sooner Game Feature
Haskell Indian students in costume will perform several famous dances between halves at the Kaliene Diabids game. The event, led by Robert C. Starr, marks Haskell’s fiftieth anniversary and homecoming. Snake Dance elements will be adapted for the local performance. Also included: a marriage license issued to Wayne Warner and Opal Dougherty, and Alaska’s salmon pack estimate for the season.
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SAC
Haskell
Robert C. Starr
Wayne Warner
Baldwin
Opal Dougherty
LeLoun
Charles Swig
Cummings
Alaska
Chicago Century of Progress closes with grand Halloween finale
Chicago ends its Century of Progress with a $10 million fireworks finale and a Halloween night closing party. By October 31 more than 38 million paid visitors will have entered the fair. Final attendance is expected near 16 million to meet bond obligations, with demolition to start November 1 and some workers receiving temporary jobs.
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Chicago
Burhan Park
Chicago’ Park Board
M. Me
Tyeter
Tapositions Comptroller
Saimys
Anthermene
Mavine
Paris
Sally Rand
Miami
Biel
Wings
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Allam
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Buendany Park
Kansas youth shines at 1944 Royal Livestock show
An Associated Press photo caption notes a Kansas farmer youth named Allen Notterl Ene earning recognition as a star farmer for 1944 at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City.
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Allen
Notterl
Kansas Star Farmer
Kansas City
Associated Press
Spen Ha ua Oak Hibr iH HKSsEbright dean of Bal University
Fragmented OCR text outlines a dean position at a university with names Ebright and Spen Ha ua Oak Hibr. Details are unclear but imply university leadership roles and a Monday reference.
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Hkssebright
Bal Unis
Ersity
Pleasanton rejects pool hall liquor license in vote
Pleasanton, Kan., Del. 24. Pleasanton citizens voted yesterday 305 to 78 against the issuance of a license for a pool hall. The obscure passage mentions amounts and items like Frigreed and rickshas but the central result is the license defeat.
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Pleasanton
Hall Pleasanton
Kan
Del
Local Family Visit Mentioned in Scrambled Note
A fragmentary item notes a Mrs William Brow and a person named Ned visiting in Kansas with Baldwin friends and maternal accompaniment from Mrs W G Harper. The text references a Monday date and a secretary of the chamber, but many words are garbled.
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Rand
William Jz
Kansas
Ned
Baldwin Friends Sanaay
Butehoma
W. G. Harper
Mr. Harner-iis
Fragments Describe a Confusing Encounter
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a man entering a scene and mentioning ASP while the speaker references mental or physical attack. Context and specifics are unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are discernible from the text provided.
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