Hoover to open series of campaign talks in midwest
President Hoover prepared to wind up his bid for reelection with a sequence of speeches starting in Indianapolis Friday night. Aiming to stay on the road through election day, he plans Newark and New York addresses and possible further tours including Chicago and the West.
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New Jersey
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California
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New York
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Minneapolis
St.Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Flashes of Life Features Police Rider and Horse Bond
Jim Maloney, a Chicago mounted traffic policeman, attends college with his horse accompanying him. The animal sits outside classes while he studies, illustrating a new angle on urban life and public service. In Lincoln, Nebraska, a fresh idea in evolution sparks debate about its implications.
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Chicago
Jimmy Maloney
Lincoln
Neb
Politician Beginnings and Bank Robbery Sentences
Court records reveal Attorney General remarks on politicians while reporting a web of personal details including engagements and marriages. In Hoquiam, Quinault traders clash over paddle offers, and Will Rogers receives military home counsel regarding a Wichita divorce. Crime notes recount Ernest Reid and others sentenced to 10 to 50 years for bank robberies near Glen Elder and Traders State Bank, captured near Lincoln.
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Philadelphia
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Bob Lawson
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Traders State Bank
Ted Ditsworth
Frank Solia
Traders Bank
Lincoln
Cold Showers Or Bundling Up The Winter Health Test
Johns Hopkins researchers tracked 341 students over 35 weeks to compare cold exposure and outdoor exercise with bundling up. Both groups showed similar cold frequencies and severities, with only slight coughing differences noted in the open-window group.
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Johns Hopkins University
Senator Huey Long Enjoys Chili After Speech in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports Huey Long, campaigning in Kansas, set aside corn pone and pot likker for chili and hot tamales after a speech, calling them his new loves. In Syracuse, George Getty, 75, former Hamilton county attorney, died of pneumonia after a career in local politics and a homestead near the city. Beloit notes four men charged in robberies of Glen Elder banks pleaded guilty.
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Syracuse
George Getty
Hamilton County
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Daniel Boone
Denver
Beloit
Glen Elder
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Banks
Daughters of the King class hosts steak fry. death of Mrs. Pulliam noted
The Daughters of the King Sunday School class of Baldwin First Methodist held a steak fry at Mrs. J. J. Hockenamith’s home with about fifty attending. Mrs. Harriet W. Ruble is the class teacher. A report announced the death of Mrs. Irvin B. Pulliam at her son Eugene Pulliam’s home in Lebanon Indiana, where Dr. and Mrs. Pulliam have lived for years. Dr. Pulliam formerly Baldwin’s Methodist pastor about twenty five years ago.
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Kansas City
Ora Swisher
Florence Nickel
Raymond
Reading
Wilbur Holliday
Billy
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Philip
Topeka
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Fay Holliday
Daughters of the King
First Methodist Church
J. J. Hockenamith
Baldwin
Baldwin–Pulliam family notices and local obituaries
The text records multiple Baldwin and Baldwin area family notices including the Pulliam family with Zella and Zeila, survivorships of Corinne Chandler and Helen Hurt, and mentions of friends and neighbors. It also notes Mrs. Wiley A. Keve’s mother R. B. Jacobs visiting Junction City, Dr. Joyce D. Smith visiting from Kansas City, and attendance at funeral services for John L. Senior of Waverly. Other items include the Minister's Wives' Association meeting, Mrs. W. H. Montgomery’s improving health, Rotary Club meeting attended by Charles E. Beeks and Prof. Frank B. Wolf, May Glidden’s return to Homewood, and the death of Dr. Homer S. Myers with funeral in Winfield and burial in Lawrence.
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Zeila
Corinne Chandler
Atchison
Helen Hurt
Lebanon
Ind
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Pulism
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Wiley A. Keve
Junction City
Minister's Wives’ Association
Rose K. Case
South Seventh Street
W. H. Montgomery
Charles EF. Beeks
Frank EB. Wolf
Lawrence
Rotary Cab
May Glidden
Tuesaday
Homewood
G. H. Casper
Homer S. Myers
Southwestern College
Winfield
Burial for Dr Myers Ends Quiet Baker Ties
Dr Wiley A Keve conducted a brief grave service beside the late professor who taught at Baker and led the mathematics department in Winfield for years. Survived by wife Eleanor Hand Myers, he was a 1893 Baker graduate and former instructor. Old classmates attended in small numbers due to inclement weather.
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Baldwin
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Baker
Winfield
Eleanor Hand Myers
Fellowship Hall
The
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