Roosevelt Proposes Six Fold Relief Program in Topeka
In a Topeka speech Roosevelt attacked past administrations for farm policy failures and unveiled a six point relief plan. He urged preferential restitution to farmers who lost title to farms, promoted decentralization, cooperative operation, and voluntary participation with local prominence. He linked reform to a reorganization of the Agriculture Department and broader tax leadership, criticizing prior tariff policies and farm board stabilizations.
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Topeka
Kan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
John N. Garner
Texas
West
Albany
Department of Agriculture
Smith not to write on Democratic case article
Philadelphia, Sept. 14. George Horace Lorimer said Alfred E. Smith notified him he would not write an article on the Democratic case in the national campaign. Smith had promised weeks ago to write the piece, which was to appear in October, but offered no reason and was not asked for one.
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George Horace Lorimer
Saturday- Evening Post
Alfred E. Smith
Calvin Coolidge
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Sion
Sanders
Maine
Curtis
William Lothholz Eudora Pioneer Dies at 71
William Lothholz of Eudora died at 10 20 this morning after months of illness. Funeral from St Pauls Evangelical Church at 2 pm Saturday with Rev H Reischneider in charge. Burial in Eudora cemetery. Survived by widow Rose, two sisters Anna Lothholz and Mrs Charles Achning, one brother George, and two sons Oscar and Carl. Born December 25 1869 family ran a groc ery then lumber business. he served on Kaw Valley State Bank board, president for sixteen years. Married Rose Bartusch November 28 1883.
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William Lothholz
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
H. Reischneider
Rose Lothharz
Anna Lothholz
Charles Achning
Lawrence
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Oscar Lothholz
Carl Lothholz
Cleburne
Tex
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Charles
Caroline Lothholz
Lothholz
Kaw Valley State Bank
Ning Bg
Rose Bartusch
Miller argues against NYC mayoral special election
Former Governor Nathan L. Miller urged the New York Supreme Court to block a November special election for mayor, saying it lacks charter authority and may be illegal. He praised Mayor Joseph V. McKee, successor to James J. Walker, and supported delaying the election to next year by a taxpayer suit.
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New York City
Nathan L. Miller
Supreme Court
Joseph V. McKee
James J. Walker
Miller
Wheat futures slip in late trading in Kansas City
Prices of wheat for future delivery fell sharply in late trading with no notable news to explain the move. The close was weak, Dec contracts easing to 4644 cents at Kansas City.
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Kansas Cit
Sept I
Topeka Man Forfeits Liquor Bond in Police Court
Howard Jones of Topeka forfeited a 160 bond in police court after failing to appear to answer a charge of possession of liquor. Police said he was arrested in the 700 block on Massachusetts street Monday night with a half pint of alleged alcohol.
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Topeka
Massachusetts Street
Reserve pilots escort Roosevelt flight over Lawrence
Reserve air corps pilots from Kansas City flew nine army planes in formation over Lawrence this morning. The escort was bound for Topeka to accompany Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York, the Democratic presidential candidate, who was to speak there.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Aye
Boynton Rules on Mortgage Fees After Merger
Topeka September 14 AP Roland Boynton state attorney general in a recent opinion to Wyandotte County attorney Fred R White held that if two building and loan concerns merged and issued new mortgages the old mortgages held before the merger would be subject to a state fee of 25 cents per $100 of value when registered.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
Fred R. White
Wyandotte County
Legion Committee Reports Resolutions At Portland Convention
Auditorium Portland Ore Sept 14 AP Resolutions denouncing cancellation of European war debts and opposing U S to world court reported favorably by foreign relations committee as American Legion resumes convention. Chicago selected 1933 convention city. time to be set by executive committee. Legionnaires late. session opened near 10 a m. bonus and prohibition not to be brought up today.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Foreiin
American Legion
Chicago
the American Legion
George Howitt
Wisconsin
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
the Legion
Henry W. Colmery
Kansas
Baseball Notes From National League Action Today
New York and Philadelphia games highlighted a busy day with Giants beating Cubs 4 to 3 and Braves defeating Pirates 2 to 1. Reds managed a lone ninth inning rally but fell 4 to 1 to the Phillies as pitching and fielding errors framed the results.
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NO TRACE OF ROBINS IN PROHIBITION SEARCH
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, director of allied forces for prohibition, said the search for Col. Raymond Robins has reached dead ends. Robins disappeared nine days ago while en route to a luncheon with President Hoover. A sighting in Chicago proved false and every clue has collapsed.
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API
Daniel A. Peling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Col
Raymond Robins
Col. Robins
Hoover
Col. Robing
Chicago
Poling
Case Nears the Jury in Poison Murder Trial
Mrs. Anna Hunsucker of Crestline Kansas faces charges of poisoning her husband Walter last January. She testified denying family disputes and any intent to kill. Coroner J S McAuley testified poison was found in the stem. The defense plans to argue despondency led to suicide.
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Hunsucker
Republicans Plan More Intense Campaign After Maine
Washington dispatch reports eight weeks of renewed GOP campaigning after Democratic wins in Maine. Hoover and Curtis vow stronger effort. officials say the fight will focus on informing voters about issues and maintaining principled government through recovery. Registration seasons begin as students return to Kansas campuses with new term activities and sorority rush plans underway.
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ATK. U
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Jayhawker football drills and rail rate talk
Jayhawker football hopefuls endure warm sun as Hargiss runs formation drills and line scrimmage. Two new players Jim and Burt Ham mers join the squad. Rail rates eyed for fall games with Santa Fe proposing round trips at 75 percent of one way fare, aiming for a possible $1 rate within 250 miles for Notre Dame showdown. Local committee pushes for broad use of the Notre Dame game to attract fans from Kansas and nearby states.
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Jayhawkers
Hargiss
Jim
Burt Hammers
Columbus
K. U
Topeka
E. J. Shakeshaft
Santa Fe Railroad
Middle- West
Lawrence
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Denver
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
City Kindergarten Enrollment Reaches 206 Pupils
GC E Birch reports city kindergarten enrollment reached 206 after the first day of school. On September 6 there were 154 pupils enrolled, with last year’s first day counts at 188. Cordley and Pinckney run full day sessions while others offer half day.
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McAllaster
New York
Pinckney
Quincy
Woodlawn
Cordley
Identity of Bodies S: Amarillo police seek identities of two men killed in a mysterious residence explosion. Rug and furnishing debris outside the house hint at foul play. Nevada-plates on a car and ownership by Horace B. Tharp noted as officers pursue two other possible accomplices, including a woman.
In Chicago Iola Kan Lehigh Portland Cement plant reports six months with no fatal or lost time injuries, a first for the company covering quarry and mill workers, per the National Safety Council.
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Texas
Horace B. Tharp
Chicago
National Safety Council
Iola, Kan
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Boosts in Maine Give Democrats Bigger Leads in Recheck
In Maine, Democratic gains solidified after a recheck of tabulations adding two small towns. Gov Louis J. Brann widened his edge to 2,482 votes over Burleigh Martin, and Edward Moran Jr and John Utterback increased margins over Republicans Nelson and Brewster. Beedy’s lead narrowed. Eleven upstate towns remained uncounted, not likely to alter totals. Democrats also boosted their legislature influence.
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Maine
Louis J. Brann
Burleigh Martin
Edward C. Moran, Jr
John G. Utterback
John E. Nelson
Ralph, QO. Brewster
Carrol L. Beedy
Moran
Utterback
Beedy
Arrest One of Kidnapers in Reno County Case
Kansas City dispatch reports Robert E. Barnett, 32, one of three men who abducted Hutchinson deputy sheriffs Cunningham and Clyde Gellee, was arrested. Barnett, who escaped Joliet penitentiary in 1928, is under a two to fourteen year sentence. Harold Johnson and Harold Rau, also linked, had prior arrests.
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Robert E. Barnett
Reno County
Kansas
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Clyde Gellee
Hutchinson
Barnett
Harold Johnson
Harold Rau
Johnson
Denver
Rau
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
McDonald to preside at Democratic Banquet in Topeka
Frank W. McDonald will be toastmaster at a Democratic banquet in the Hotel Jayhawk Topeka tonight honoring Franklin D Roosevelt and John N Garner. McDonald heads Kansas Young Democrats and the Douglas county central committee. Joe McDowell led arrangements for the 6:30 p.m. dinner with Garner as principal speaker and Jim Bausch delivering a short campaign talk. Fritz Meyn will sing Happy Days Will Soon Be Here. Delegates from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas are expected.
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Douglas County Central Committee
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K. U
Shawnee
Mr. Garner
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Fritz Meyn
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
eXas
California gas bill dispute involves Stanford coach and players
A Kansas athletic official claims Dr. F C Allen paid a gas bill in Berkeley, but the episode sparked banter as two Stanford basketball players reportedly spoke with him. Allen disputes the tale while Kansas sends a $1 check marked for blue sky California and mentions possible December Stanford games amid a Denver trip.
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F. C. Allen
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas
California
John Bunn
Stanford
Allen
Dr. Allen
Bunn
Blue Sky
Weather forecast for Kansas with regional notes
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Morning notes show clear conditions in Arkansas City and Pittsboro, partly cloudy in Salina and Coffeyville. Roads listed as good overall, rough in Salina, dusty in Arkansas City. Douglas County temperatures report yesterday and today with noon reading and a high of 59.
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Arkansas City
Pittsboro
Salina
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Eclipse May Foil Parachute Leap By Edna Newcomer
Rome reports Miss Edna Newcomer plans a parachute jump from the aircraft American Nurse over Florence. An almost total lunar eclipse around ten o clock may prevent the flight as the plane is due about midnight. General Batdo, Italy’s reception head, ordered extra airport illumination and strong searchlights along the route to aid the pilot.
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Edna Newcomer
Florence
Generaltalo Batdo
All Ia
Roosevelt Garner Roosevelts Train Passes Through Town
A crowd of 250 to 500 gathered at Union Pacific station at 8:30 AM to glimpse Franklin D Roosevelt and Jack Garner as the Roosevelt special moved toward Topeka. Nine Army airplanes circled overhead en route to state fair air maneuvers, but no candidates were seen aboard the train.
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Jack Garner
Lopeka
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Topeka
Roosevelt
Garner
Rock Island
Mr. Garner
New Haskell Official Long a Kansas Resident
Paul L. Fiekinger named new assistant in Haskell Kansas government, becoming a resident of the state as part of local administration changes.
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New Haskell
Kansas
Paul L. Fiekinger
New
Coach Visits Here at Haskell Institute Inquiry
Superintendent at Haskell Institute and former executive secretary to Navy Track Mentor joins the Educational Association. A native of Iowa, he has long resided in Kansas, with deep ties to New Mexico education. He served in World War I and commands at Mescalero post. He and Mrs Jane and two sons Fred and Robert live on campus while awaiting their new East Campus home at Haskell.
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Fall Window Unveiling Opens with Music Display
A Lawrence fall window unveiling kicks off Thursday at 7 PM with a water plant blast signaling the opening. Merchants invite all in Lawrence and trade territory to view displays, enjoy music from the American Legion drill and bugle corps and Lawrence boys' band, and shop the newest fall merchandise. Drums drill on Ninth Street. automobile dealers host open houses. Committee members include Don Lovett C M Stapp M T Coolidge C W Pollom and IL Keene.
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American Legion Drii and Bugle Corps
Dorsey-Liberty Post
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Massachusetts Street
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RAISES CHINESE GOURDS FROM JAPAN SEED
Julius Buerman of Route 1 Lawrence brought a Chinese gourd to the Journal-World office. He says the original seed came from a friend in Japan and he has grown the gourds annually for table use. When young the gourd skin is peeled and sliced for frying with a flavor between fried green tomatoes and mushrooms. The gourds grow on vines and seed must be planted near fences or trees with room for spreading. they can exceed five feet in length.
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Route 1
Lawrence
Journal-World Office
Buerman
Japan
Tryouts announced for Hi Y Girl Reserve play in Lawrence
Neal M Wherry principal says the mystery production The Empty House will be staged at Lawrence High School on October 21 with Miss Linna Shippy directing. The event is timed for Halloween season and follows a school picnic next Friday for Girl Reserves titled the Big and Little Sister Picnic.
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Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
Linna Shippy
Births exceed deaths in four Douglas County townships
Four townships Grant Marion Wakarusa and Clinton report births surpassing deaths since January records from city clerk Armin Woestemeyer show 221 births and 172 deaths by yesterday afternoon. First six months tallied 128 deaths and 147 births as parta of Douglas County.
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Douglas County
Armin Woestemeyer
Grant
Marion
Wakarusa
Clinton
Thompson family visits KU and meets Cunningham in Lawrence
Earl Thompson, Navy track coach and former Canadian Olympic hurdler, toured the University of Kansas athletic plant in Lawrence yesterday with his wife and children. He spoke with Glenn Cunningham, KU distance star and Olympic team member, about Cunningham’s 1,500 meters race. Thompson noted Cunningham’s finish and fast time, while Cunningham attributed the race to his initial pace. The Thompsons, en route to Annapolis, stayed with Dr. and Mrs. F C Allen and admired KU’s program.
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United States Naval Academy
Lawrence
F.C. Allen
Thompson
Canada
University of Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
K. U
Cunningham
Brutus Hamilton
United States
Himily
Petty on Roosevelt Special Train Stop in Lawrence
Herbert Petty a former Lawrence resident and University of Kansas alumnus traveled with the Roosevelt special train passing through Lawrence this morning. He represents the R O Photophone system on the Roosevelt tour and formerly ran a Kansas City business. Mrs Petty Hope Dolph a Lawrence High School graduate arranged a visit to friends in Lawrence as the couple prepares to live in Washington DC back to work today.
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Herbert Petty
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Mrs. Petty
Washington, D.C
Glenn Cunningham Underwent Tonsillectomy
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas track team underwent a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital on Monday. The operation was performed by Dr. Lyle Powell and Dr. A J Anderson. Cunningham reported to Memorial Stadium for his usual duties this morning.
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Glenn Cunningham
University
Kansas
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Stadium
Lyle i Powell
A. J. Anderson
Douglas County Democratic Central Committee Meets Tomorrow Night
The Democratic central committee of Douglas County will hold a business session tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at headquarters. The meeting was moved from Monday to accommodate attendees traveling to Ottawa for Governor Hodgtrating’s address.
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Democratic Central Committee
Douglas County
Harry Woodering
Ottawa
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