Ward Re elected Leader In Kansas Farmers Union
Ward of Lone Star was re elected president as Ellis was named 1934 convention city at the Kansas Farmers Union closing sessions in the Orpheum theater. Ward ticket won. Ward defeated M L Beckman by 125 to 78. Officers voted Kinney Wempe Lynn Delaney Tomer Hanson Shields. Ellis chosen as 1934 city 120 to 74. National delegates Thone and Lear chosen. Hobbs withdrew after tie. Fengel and Winchester named district directors. Convention closed with officers installed after reports by credentials legislation grievances and constitution committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lone Star
Kansas Farmers Union
Ellis
Orpheum
M. L Beckman
Clay Center
A. M. Kinney
Saline
A. J. Wempe
Frankford
F. H. Lynn
Salins
Neal Delaney
Winfield
John ‘Tomer
Erwin
A. C. Hanson
Greenleaf
John Shields
Emporia
Hays
C. B. Thone
Alma
Rex Lear
Stafford
Kansas
National Farmers Union
Omaha
Neb
George Hobbs
Kansas City
Mr. Thone
Hobbs
John Fengel
Lincolnville
B.ef. Winchester
Liquidating Closed Kansas Banks Get State Board Aid
Kansas City Oct 27 AP A state committee will assist in liquidating closed Kansas banks. William T Kemper chair announces the tenth district federal deposit liquidation committee will appraise closed bank assets for recovery loans to pay depositors. Committee includes H Bowlus Charles Campbell T Peoples James Todd and J Chandler with others named for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Appomentut
Kansas
William T.kemper
Tenth District
Federal ‘Deposit Liquidation
H. Bowlus
Allen County State Bank of
Iola
Charles W. Campbell
First National Bank of
Norton
T. Peoples
C. Clarence People’s Ankwrenees
James Todd
Seckark
J. Chandler
First National Bank of Wichta
Kem
Kansas Committee
Dix
Reco
Cabinet Into Action Amid Paris Budget Cuts
Paris records show Premier Albert Sarraut pushing budget cuts as the cabinet acts today. A reshuffle is described as largely nominal, with minimal changes beyond titles while Sid is noted as being admitted to the presidential palace at 2 a.m. and presented to President Lebrun.
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Paris
Albert Sarraut
Sid
Lebrun
Expect Al Smith to Keep on Lying Low
New York dispatch reports close friends of Alfred E. Smith expect him to maintain silence in the mayoral campaign. Smith, after returning to New York from Chicago, declined to comment and stayed aloof from city politics, skipping the Tammany rally that marked his first absence in years.
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al Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New York City
Chicago
Weather forecast in Ottawa Topeka and nearby towns
Vague weather note shows likely clear to cloudy conditions tonight across Ottawa Topeka and nearby areas with possible rain in parts. Mentions dirt roads and housing rental concerns, but the fragmentary text offers no concrete forecast details or authoritative sources.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Dodgeste
Manhattan
Lindbergh and Wife Observe Paris From Hotel Crillon
Charles Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh slipped unseen through Paris enjoying anonymity among Parisians. They visited Les Mannequins to inspect the American plane that carried the couple through a storm, amid light crowds outside the Crillon Hotel and along the Champs-Élysées.
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Ghasles
Per
Lindbergh
Crillon
Taveras
Seo
Champs
Elyzees
Farmers Union condemns Kiro dam project in Kansas
A Kansas Farmers Union convention in Topeka heard A A Williams of Manhattan oppose the Kiro dam calling it a frog pond for Topeka, Lawrence and Manhattan. Williams urged passage of a resolution condemning the dam, which the gathering approved by a near unanimous vote despite committee refusals and dissenting voices.
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Garden of Eden
Kansas
Chambers of Commerce
Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
A.A. Williams
Kansas Farmers Union
Williams
Mr. Williams
Resolutions Committee
Frank Fox
Herschel Ulrich
John Vesecky
Kansas City
Farmers Union
Orpheum
Cal ‘A.ward
Price of New Gold Advances Across Markets
Washington reporting an advance to 31.76 per ounce for newly mined gold purchases by the Treasury. The rise marks another daily jump in the Roosevelt administration policy as officials, including Jesse Jones and Henry Morgenthau, discuss the price path with markets in London and domestic outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Struction Corporation
Treasury
London
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Henry
Morgenthau
Desa Acheson
the Treasury
Deposit by Finney highlighted in embezzlement trial
Emporia Oct 27 AP testimony said 12000 was deposited July 24 in National Bank of Topeka for Fidelity State and Savings Bank of Emporia in Warren Finney's name. Reyner could not confirm the depositor. defense sought to show no criminal intent. rial recessed after heated clashes as cross examination continued.
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Emporia
Kan
National Bank of Topeka
Fidelity State and Savings Bank of Emporia
Warren W. Finney
Finney
Lawrence Reyner
Topeka
Reyner
Fidelity Institution
Baird
Fre Baird
Fidelity Bank
Robert Needles
Reyney
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Prosson
Fred Ecution
D Ft Baird
Sabetha Telephoneompany
Fidelity
First National Bank
Sabethe Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
Ronald Finney
Raco
Chicago Board of Trade
John‘ J. Schenk
Ronald ‘Firmey
Schenck
Missouri river improvements division created by War Dept
The War Department formed the Missouri River Smites of engineers division to oversee a 43 million public works program for Missouri River improvement. Lieut. Col. Richard C. Moore will serve as division engineer with Capt. Theodore Wyman as assistant. Three districts will be set up, including one in Kansas City to cover the Missouri and its tributaries from St. Joseph to Becher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Missouri River
Richard C. Moore
Missorus
Theodore Wyman
Kansas City
Missouri
St. Joseph
Hercher
Market index shows mixed futures and car stock notes
In a brief market update, the average of 90 stocks edged around 158 with day-to-day churn. A new Ford listing and Hamilton's name appear in scattered quotes reflecting price activity and lingering speculations.
State highway commission approves $21,201.82 in Douglas county contracts
The state highway commission approved four projects in Douglas county totaling $21,201.82 to resume work this week. Contracts cover sand gravel resurfacing on routes near Lawrence and Osage, with lengths ranging from short segments to several miles, funded under the NRA highway allotment. All projects mandate using the Tuber labor and hiring from local unemployed lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
Douster
Onaeki
Bert Metzger
Ozaw San
xé-Douglas
Pat
Sredmiany
D. Alexander
Oskaloosa
Win
J. D
Alexander
Oskaloose
Overbrook
Baldwin
J. Alexander
Oakaloosa
Nanced
NRA
Kanas
Darby
State
Ighway Commission
Editors Gather in Lawrence for Haskell Institute Event
About 125 Kansas editors and their wives met in Lawrence today to discuss policies and shop problems. I. M. Meade welcomed the group. Dr Benny Bod Cloud, Haskell superintendent, hosted. A 30 minute pageant by Haskell students preceded round table talks. Tomorrow afternoon visitors will attend the K. U. Aggie game with the Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
Meade
Benny Bod Cloud
Haskell
Athletic. Association
Washington Fixing Markup in Retail Code Faces Mandatory Use
Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson recovery chief said the retail trade authority under the general code will fix the markup during the first part of the week and make it mandatory on all lines under the code. He noted the markup should be about 19 percent above invoice cost with no merchant profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Chain Interests
HASTENED A ROMANCE MARRIAGE IN WAKE OF WRECK NEAR WILLIAMSTOWN
J. Cutler of Kansas City and Mrs. Letty King of McLouther wed after a motor crash at 10:30 PM Wednesday two miles north of Williamstown. Cutler, bruised, was taken to Lawrence. clergy Rev. Jore Astman conducted the ceremony after a hospital stay. Cutler formerly supervised agents for a life insurance company in Wicks, as noted. Football today.
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Cutler
Kansas City
Letty King
McLouther
Williamstown
Mrs. King
Eldridge Hotel
Iniece
Jore Astman
Lawrence
Picky Eres, Tankers Life Insurance Company
Wicks
Boston Man Indicted for Hoarding Gold
Federal authorities indicted a Boston man for hoarding gold valued at five dollars and March two. Officials said they are prepared to indict a second person in the case.
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Boston
Masked man robber hits Long Oil station in Halloween cap
Police report details another hold-up by a Halloween mask bandit, this time at the Long Oil station on Third and Locust. The lone robber, in a white mask and red cap, forced Reynolds at gunpoint into the grease room and escaped with a torn one dollar bill. several bystanders were at the scene but the assailant fled before arrest. The same bandit has terrorized the past three weeks, including the Union Pacific station and Carter grocery on York Street, with police describing the suspect as possibly armed with a rifle or shotgun.
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P. C. Reynolds
Long Oil Company
Third and Locust Streets
Reynolds
Brr. Reynolds
Attar
Nhat Atlannt
Henry Smith
James Messer
Howard Moore
Oscar Peterson
Union Pacific
Carter Grocery
York Street
Ford calls Johnson NRA reports demand injustice
Detroit Oct 27 The Ford Motor Co denounces Hugh S Johnson recovery administrator’s threat to hand the case to the attorney general as an act of injustice Johnson claimed Ford had refused to file figures under the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce NRA auto code Ford replies Johnson should prove Ford’s refusals and accuses him of dictator like airs It cites 30 years public knowledge of Ford and urges fair publicity in his remarks
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Hugh S. Johnson
Henry Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
NRA Auto l. P
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Delegates at Kansas Farmers Union debate program extensions
Delegates at the Kansas Farmers Union convention debated an extended program outlined by John A. Simpson of Rational Farmers Union. The session featured stormy discussions as resolutions praised state leaders, backed open market hog packing, and pledged support for the allotment plan while voting on delegate instructions and leadership candidacy.
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Kansas Farmers Union
John A. Simpson
Rational Farmers Union
Ecw Ia
Soremn
Rational Farmera Union Mn
Kansas
State Farmera Union
Cal
A. War
Farmers Union
Cansas
John A. Brent
Intio
Kiro Dam
Local Fans Urged to Leave Cars at Home Saturday
Authorities expect up to 20 000 spectators for the Kansas Kansas State football game on Saturday and urge townspeople to avoid driving. Kansas City officers coordinate traffic with tickets sold from multiple towns as crowds converge, to ease congestion around the stadium.
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University
F.C. Allen
Kansas
Ci TS Cummings
Pol
Ti University
East Texas Section May Turn Into
East Texas area may shift role in regional farming and oil sectors as new developments hint at expanding crop and energy outputs. The fragmentary text suggests broader implications for local agriculture and oil infrastructure amid ongoing market changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Bert Rogers to Reopen California Gold Mine Soon
Movie actor Bert Rogers announced the reopening of the Whiskerine mine, a gold pocket 0 miles northeast of Sacramento, California. The mine, previously worked by a Johnson County editor who later managed the business for Rogers, may yield around $30,000 for operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert.rogers
California
Kean
Mirathes
Charles
Bededy" Rogers
Sacramento
Gal
Johnson County
Night Regalia at KU Night Shirt Parade and Rally
University of Kansas prepares for a 7 p.m. parade starting at the Union, marching down Indiana Street to Seventh, then Massa chusis to South Park. A pep rally with coach Lindsey and Mike Getto features talks and a bonfire to lift school spirit. Lincoln merchants supply cider and apples for attendees.
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University of Kansas
K. U. Union
South Park
Indiana Street
Massachusis
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Henry J. Allen
Chicago
Tonturrow - Merchants
Lawrence
Slow in Signing for Kansas Wheat Money
Atchison Kan Oct 27 AP Delay in distributing wheat bonus checks to farmers was blamed on data collection delays at the state level according to Tom Howard regional advisor for the federal wheat administration He said Ford County was the only Kansas county signed up for its wheat money allotments and urged farmers not to fault the NRA while stressing the need for better organization and data flow to Washington
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Atchison, Kan
Tom Howard
Federal Wheat Administration
State Farm Bureau
Howard
Shington
Kansas
Ford County
NRA
Ali
Wichita
Students Help Sell Flowers Saturday for Veterans Drive
High school girls and K U sorority members will sell forget me nots tomorrow to aid disabled war veterans. Awan of the American Legion supervises the sale with headquarters in the old city hall rooms. Volunteers begin at 7 o'clock and will welcome donations of clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Pacer
Awan
American Legretats
Ausilia
American Xn Legion
Convocation speaker urges recognition of Russia by U S
Former senator Henry J Allen told about 2 500 at the KU convocation that the United States should officially recognize the Soviet Union and seek amicable relations. He warned the five year plan scares and argued Soviet progress cannot outpace Western industrial growth. He predicted Russia may drift rightward within 25 years through contact with American capitalism and individualism. The talk touched on Germany, Hitler, and Franco American relations with Russia and France.
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Russia
United States
Henry “J. Allen
Kansas
K. U
Allen
Germany
Abraham
Lincoln
Alexander
Zerf
Fifer
Mr. Allen
Paris
Europe
Sige
Hitler
Mark
Ferdinand
France
Americana
England
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Le'dlode
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World
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Engineers Corps
Ile
Hamilton
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Haskell Rents
Dun. & Bradstreet Weekly Trade Review
St. Jean Mon Mo
Ford Motor Co. Co. Isaacs
Cole
Ward and Simpson
Cal Ward
AAA
Rotary Wallace
Tex
East
Tanieet
Kansas Wheat Money
Henry -J.oe
Hohenzollerns
Santa Fe
New - York
Waar
Spotenier
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