Labor unrest widens as A&P stores close and strikes spread
The Associated Press reports Cleveland area A&P stores shut down amid labor troubles, with about 2,200 unemployment noted. Wisconsin meat cutters strike affects 38 A&P and nine Kroger stores, while Pittsburgh discussions on silk workers echo wider nationwide labor strife. Unions push for action, with plans for state and national walkouts and potential arbitration in Millville and Beaumont strikes.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Roosevelt
National Labor Rations Board
SAC Milwaukee Meat ~ Cutters
Milwaukee
American Federation of Labor Unions
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. Ie
Racine
William Green
American Federation ‘of Labor
Green
Michael O 'Schuld
Ohio Meat: Cutters’ Union
Ae & Po
Federation of
flat class workers of_ America
Pittsburch
Pittsburgh Plate
November 6 ballot shapes liquor policy at national and state levels
The article outlines looming liquor policy questions in the November 6 elections. Congress will frame a permanent control system as codes for distillers and brewers approach expiration. States like Florida Idaho Kansas Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia Wyoming will vote on repeal while California may vote on local option.
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Washington
Cap
Laquor
Congress
aAnti-Saloon ‘League
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
California
Ohio
Saber
Toany
Edward B. Dunford
Anti-Saloon League
Duford
Death of Dr Silas Eber Price in Ottawa Kansas
Dr Silas Eber Price, aged 73, former pastor and minister, died in Ottawa Kansas on October 29 1908. Ordained in 1887 he served as pastor in La Crosse Wisconsin Minneapolis Minnesota and Milwaukee before leading St. Johns Church in Ottawa in 1906. Born Newark Ohio he held a bachelor of arts degree from Pratt in 1907.
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Ottawa
Kan
Silas Eber
Pasahears
Ees
la Crosse
Wis
Minneapo
Milwaukee
Shurch
Ottaw
Orn
Newark
Pratt
Washington conference key in Kansas governor race
Omar Ketchum, a Topeka mayoral candidate, arrived in Washington to discuss a conference with party leaders as he disputed official Democratic claims that Kansas will elect a Republican governor. He sent a telegram to President Roosevelt denying the forecast and urging awareness of party spokesmen conceding victory.
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Washington
Omar Ketchum
der Didate Forger
Topeka
Alf M.landon
Ketchum
Kansas
Roosevelt
Kansan
Kingsford Smith Completes Ocean Flight to Honolulu
Wing Commander Sir Charles Kingsford Smith landed at Wheeler Field Honolulu after a 25 hour 5 minute flight from Suva and Nasal Beach to Fiji, crossing the equator and date line with navigator Captain P G Taylor aboard the Lady Southern Cross. The epic voyage followed his California to Australia crossing that earned him international fame and knighthood. The crowd greeted the aviators as the single engined plane touched down under heavy clouds and windy conditions. The voyage stretched 1,760 miles from Suva to Fiji with earlier delays from rain and weather at Suva. Kingsford Smith indicated plans to depart for Los Angeles once refueled, having enough fuel for about two and a half hours aboard.
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Ocean
California
Australia
Kingsford- Smith
Naselai
Suva
Southern Cross
Kingsford-Smith
P.G. “Taylor
Molo~ Tat
Charles
Phoenix Islands
Fanning
Honolulu
Albert Park
Fiji
C . Kingsford-Smith
Los Angeles
Mystery sluggers terrorize Colorado coeds on campus
Boulder police redouble efforts to catch the assailant after nine attacks on Colorado University coeds. Chief R C Prater disclosed a description of the assailant while a dorm matron named a victim, but names remain withheld. The nurse and students reported the Saturday attack as officers were nearby.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado
University
R.C. Prater
Prater
Ewart Curtis
Pra
Minor city accidents report slight damage at busy intersection
Two minor accidents were reported around the Norman area. A car driven by Dudley Asher collided with a Market Mallin delivery vehicle at Tenth and Mis streets. damage was slight. Charles Edmondsen was driving in the other vehicle.
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Bee ‘ ‘Moss
Norman
Oklo
Mallin
Dudley
Asher
Charles.Edmondsen
Garden Group Session at K U for State Convention
Over 100 delegates gathered in the Kansas University central administration auditorium for the Kansas Associated Garden Clubs annual meeting. Officers elected include L R Quinlan, Manhattan, president. Frank E Jones, Lawrence, first vice president. Mrs Frank Butz, Beloit, second vice president. Mrs Frances Simmons, Almena, third vice president. Mrs G L Roberts, Manhattan, secretary. and Mrs H H Lane, Lawrence, treasurer.
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K. U. Central Administration
Kansas Associated Garden
Memorial Union_ building
Association
L. R. Quinlan
Manhattan
Frank’ E. Jones
Lawrence
Frank Butz
Beloit
Vic
Frances Simmons
Annus
Newton
K.U
Union Building
National Council of Garden Clubs
First Killing Frost Reaches Northern Kansas After Warm Spell
A Freeze arrives across northern counties ending mid autumn growth. Southern Kansas stays above freezing as forecasts warn of 33 to 40 degrees tonight. Northern Kansas readings expected 30 to 32, with cooler weather spreading. Edmonton reports real winter conditions.
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Topeka
Kansas
S._D. Flora
Altho
Injured Eye Alarm After Fork Incident At Frontball
John Frazee ten, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Frazee, hurt eye when fork slipped while lacing his football this morning. Eye dressed by physician. both eyes affected though injury not painful. Eyesight may be saved though seriousness unclear.
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John. Frazee
Harry Frazee
Mussolini Orders Nationwide Armed Training In Italy
In Rome on October 29 AP reports Mussolini unveiled a new inspectorate to enforce compulsory military training for males aged eight to 33. The move marks a shift to a militaristic nation under Mussolini's direct supervision, aiming to revive fascist power and glorify arms. Enthusiastic crowds cheered as the premier outlined the policy, with disarmament efforts fading from attention. The program, part of a cabinet decree from September 18, will extend military training across a large portion of life expectancy.
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Rome
Italk
Mussolini
Italy
Sparta
Venezia Palace
Starize
Air
Two Sections Receive Warnings As Winter Hits
Winter invades the East and South with storms off the Atlantic. At least six ships damaged, two men missing from an open boat near the Maine coast. Snow in eastern Pennsylvania and flurries in New Jersey New York New England Ontario. temperatures fall to freezing in Maine and 28 in upstate New York. Southern regions report 32 to 40s as officials warn a wintry pattern. Vessels troubled coast to Virginia, Newport News freighter collision, tankers refloated, Exeter towed after heavy seas, others towed or grounded. two men missing off Vinalhaven, Maine after a 26 foot motor boat incident.
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Atlantic
Maine
Boston
Hatteras
Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
New Jersey
New York
New England
Ontario
New York City
Weather Bureau
Wotheville
Vic
Virginia Dunes
Newport News
Newport
News Harbor
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Tricine
Theeling
Empire State
Cape. Henry
Stonepool
St. Augustine
Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dumare
Walter Chandler
Lewis Chandler
Huey Long as Rose Bowl Attraction for LSU Fans
Baton Rouge fans discuss inviting Huey Long to join LSU as a Rose Bowl attraction after LSU beat Vanderbilt 20 to 0 in Nashville. The Kingfish’s personal appearances and funding trips energized supporters who want LSU to remain undefeated and draw officials’ attention for the New Year Classic. LSU faces Auburn Arkansas Vanderbilt forthcoming as it pursues a national spotlight with Long featured at games and events.
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Huey Long
Baton Route
Hueyong
Lousiana State University
U.s
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
California
Ls.u
Isu
Han
Auburn
Arkansas
Rice
Southern
Methodist
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Tulane
Oregon
Publication of balance sheet reveals company costs and income
The report shows operating loss and low intake, with details from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Salaries and wages amount to 4,360,103, employee benefits 530,943, taxes 217, and depreciation 660,441. Income includes membership dues 1,140,444 and ticket services 1,989,350 plus miscellaneous receipts.
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Ashington
Securities, Exchange’ Commis ‘Sion
STASI
Fuller
Exchange
Sec
Wajes
No Fund Deficits Reported By City Clerk
AWE city clerk Woeste meyer presents funds in healthy condition with enough balance to cover expenses to January 1 1985. Regular funds show 87 percent collections, special assessments 65–67 percent, with overall levy and uncollected balances. Cash balances across city funds range from 129.48 to 18 209.28, with major totals in general water fire and improvement funds.
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AWE
Woestemeyer
Liberty and World Peace Dominate Federation Meet
At the Southwestern Federation of Religious Liberals annual meet, ministers urge liberty and demobilizing minds. Rabbi Mayerberg champions world court, League of Nations, and multilateral treaties while new officers include Alfred von Stilli and MacKinnon.
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Wilson M. Backus
Thie
Chird
Sumitay
Southwestern Federation of Religious Liberals
Samuel Mayerberg
Kansas
Gily. Mov
United States
of Nations
World Court
Nye
Alfred von Stilli
Tulsa
Apln
MacKinnon
Ute
Professor Guest Will Address Democrats Club Meeting
Professor H. W. Gueat head of economics at Baker University Baldwin will address the Douglas County Young People’s Democratic Club at 719 Massachusetts Street Wednesday evening at 5 o’clock. The speaker will discuss The Budget and the New Deal, chosen for its timeliness amid Chamber of Commerce and American Bankers Association discussions. Dr Guest is regarded as the middle west’s leading authority on economics.
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H. W. Gueat
Veconomics
Bakerniversity
Baldwin
Douglas County
Young ‘People’s Democratic Club
Masaachusetts Street
Melock
The
National Chamber, of Commerce
the American Bank Vs. Association
Dr. .Guest
West
Democratic Club
Stock Market Index Snapshot and 69 Stock Sample
A brief market note shows the stock index for 90 stocks with a specific focus on 69 listed shares. The data reflects intraday movements and price levels for traders and investors.
Jetty project for Kaw river intake gains momentum
A lumber car arrives for two barges to build a Kaw river jetty near the water plant intake. KERC approval follows revetment progress. barges 18 by 36 and 8 by 14 feet will shuttle steam shovel gear. The jetty will be 2100 feet long at a riverward angle to deepen water and direct flow, with completion aimed by December 16.
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Kaw
Intake. Co
Lawrence
Ee CG. T. Hough
Water Department
T Xeé
Hough
Lonz
Defends His Stand At Topeka Cathedral Sermon
In Topeka Kansas October 29 AP reports a packed Grace Cathedral heard Bishop Day defend his stand against alleged communist utterances while resignations and church politics swirled. Banker J R Burrow cited Day’s remarks at Atlantic City Episcopal convention claiming abolition of profit principle and Christian social order may blend communism with safeguards.
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Topeka
Kan
Grice
P Stee
Episcopal
O ‘Che Dean
J. R. Burrow
Tope’ Bank
Grace Cathedral
Atlantic City
America
Marschner Named Director of Kansas City Youth Forum
Dr J E Marschner, formerly from Wheeling, named director of the Kansas City Youth Forum succeeding Rev Earl A Blackman. Blackman resigned amid a police inquiry over an allegation by a 15 year old girl about seeking employment at a venue catering to men. Authorities found no grounds for prosecution. Blackman founded the forum and has not disclosed future plans.
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Kansas City
J.E. Marschner
Wheeling
W. Wap
Kansas City Youth Forum
Earl A. Blackman
The
American Legion
Blackman
110Th Engineers
Missouri National Guard
Avbat House
Marachner
Foruim
Spiders Add Hazard to Water Meters Reported
A city foreman found two tarantula like spiders in meter tiles at North Lawrence Sixth Street and the 2200 block of Rhode Island Street. The insects are now listed among hazards faced by the water department and meters are covered to protect against weather exposure.
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Water Department
Yandalay
Lawrence
Rhode Island
Indians Cast Votes on Wheeler Howard Act Referendum
Officials of the Indian bureau awaited the referendum results held Saturday by 32 tribes across 12 western states on the modified Wheeler Howard Indian reorganization act. The act would authorize annual land purchase appropriations, grant tribal organization rights, provide educational loans, and phase out individual allotments. About 30,000 Indians participated, with further referenda planned in nearby regions in November and December. Oklahoma Indians are exempt from many provisions.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Oracion
Sineg
Congress
Oklahoma
Rotary talk highlights Kansas planning board efforts
Prof. D J Teviotdale on leave to assist the Kannas planning board spoke to the Rotary on state land water and flood control plans and the board’s study of decentralization industry and topoography. Meade and Powell offered views on banking and California politics with Powell predicting Merriam’s governor win.
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D. J. 'Teviotdale
K. U
Kannas Planning Board
Rotary Club
Hoon J
Spellman Fund
KERG
Kansas
Planning Board
Kansas Board
J.J. Meade
American ‘Bank Association
Washington, D.C
Meade
South
Middlewest
Menders
Regan
Hoev
Lyle $. Powell
California
Wert Coush
Upton Sinclair
Fatal car crash near Muncie claims Karl Bartz at 21
Karl Bartz of Lawrence died at Provident hospital after a Chevrolet rollover on a curve near Muncie early yesterday. He was employed at Crown Drug store delivery. Passengers Robert Kemp George Murphy and Paul Clark survived with Clark sustaining a broken arm. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM Rumsey Funeral Home. Surviving relatives include parents Mr and Mrs William H Bartz and siblings Clarence and Helen Louise.
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Muncie
Karl Bartz
Lawrence
Provident Hospital
Bartz
Chevrolet
Robert Kemp
Lawrence High
George Murphy
Paul Clark
University of Kansas
Marysville- Clark
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Crown Drug Store
Rumsey Funeral Home
Roberts
Hunts
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sirs
Connecticut Street
Clarence
Helen Louise
Haskell Campus Visited by Daily Oklahoman Editor
Miller editor of the Daily Oklahoman in Oklahoma City visited the Haskell campus today. He sought material for a Sunday page feature highlighting Haskell’s 50th anniversary celebrations to be observed November 10.
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Miller
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Wasia
Haskell
Kansas Governor Faces Scandal Allegations and Political Fallout
A dramatic address links the Finney scandal to the current Kansas governor and Republican leadership. The speaker vows to push investigators to permeate the governor's office, denying personal ties to Finney and insisting the stigma rests with state officials and their complicity. The message urges voters to back Omar Ketch for governor and Payne for Congress as the only way to counter the scandal’s influence.
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Barden
Finn
Kansas
Finneys
Ronald Finney
Finney
Petty
Empori
Democratic visit to Kansas fields campaign tour and schedule
Democratic campaign officials including Woodring former governor of Kansas and Miss Laughlin will tour county towns from afternoon into evening. They will attend luncheons, speeches at Lone Star ICC camp, Eudora, Baldwin and Ottawa events, with a final gathering at the county Democratic headquarters.
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Netivi
Harty
Woodring
Kansia
Ant Laughlin
Tee
Wort
Eldridge-by
T. J. Sweney
Sweeney
Frank
Ritzpath
Kana
Rai
Wren
ICC
Lone” Star
Ansi Bane
Ottawa
Mika Laughti
Democra
Club of
Ky. U
Ginner
Cilock
He Laughlin
Cratic
Blaze destroys Baker U Phi Epsilon fraternity house
A fire yesterday afternoon leveled the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house at Baker University. Estimated loss about 10 dollars, with some coverage by insurance. Fire broke out in the top building after a morning gathering. flames swept through the college chapter house.
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Sigma
Phil Epsilon
Fraterni
Baker’ University
Baldwin
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