Gugin Attacks WPA Chiseling At Kansas Rally
Harold McGugin Republican candidate for third district Congress in Pittsburg Kansas criticizes WPA relief fund chisel ing. He cites photostatic copies alleging sons of prominent Kansas figures were employed by WPA and earned more than typical workers. Beck West and Haxman also spoke urging reforms and cooperation with national programs. The event tied to state fair schedules and regional stops.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Harold McGugin
Kansas
McGugin
John C. Castor
George McGill
WPA
Kan- E
Clarence V. Beck
Will G. West
Federal Relief Administration
Alf M. Landon
Walter Haxman
Anthony
Hutchinson
West
Meade
Fowler
Greensburg
Bucklin
Minneola
Ashland
Haxman
Irene
Union Miners Continue Picketing at Bell Mines
Burlingame September 24 Union miners stayed off Bell Coal Company property under a court order. John Morrison, president of the mine union local, said seven men worked yesterday in Bell Mine No 3, while two were picketing. Morri son said operators meeting with other mine workers warned an agreement with Bell or wage cuts across the field are likely. Miners picketed from adjoining property or the highway as required by the court order.
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Burlingame
Bell Coal Company
Althe
John Morrison
Mine Union Local
Bell
Morrison
Bell Mines
Bell Company
Children Die In House Fire Near Mackinaw City
Three children Virginia 12 Ther man 2 Donald 5 died after a fire destroyed a farm home south of Mackinaw City Michigan. Parents Alfred and Gertrude Erman suffered serious burns while Terran rescued the younger child from an upstairs bedroom.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Here
Alfred Erman
Virginia
Therman
Donald
Terran
Roosevelt's western swing plans hinge on conditions
President Roosevelt outlined a tentative campaign swing to the west with a possible finish at Denver and a wish to visit the west coast if feasible. He did not fix dates beyond next week's Syracuse Pittsburg trip and will likely announce the initial western schedule next Wednesday in Washington.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
West
Denver
West Coast
White House
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Washington
Whitehlouse
New York
West Virginia
Pennsula
New Jersey
Tyne
New Deal
Madison Square Garden
Ortoheroh
Kansas officer recovers confession in Wichita murder case
Los Angeles police announce Kansas deputy sheriff Joseph Baums obtained a confession from James T. O'Shea alias William J. Jones, tied to the 1935 Wichita murder of Margaret Griffin. O'Shea admitted with Tee Morgan breaking into Griffin's home seeking hidden money, damaging the victim and later diamond evidence. Morgan later died in a 1935 car theft attempt in L A.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Griffin
Wichita
Kansas
Joseph Baums
William J. Jones
O'Shea
Baum
Tee Morgan
Morgan
AL Stromwell
Alvat and McNeil Federal Song
California
San Quentin
Folsom
Strommwell Sail
Today’s Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A scrambled list of crossword clues mixes numbers and words with many OCR errors. It presents across and down entries like mixture of red and yellow take away injury rubber provided food fish statute old exclamation read de king of bute torfly roam about idly story more precipitate solution of yesterday’s puzzles bet disericumber lick up with pronoun the tongue fruits of American but island south tree make full purposes treat abbr nocturnal fanatical like bird devotee delicately slender parity sensitive short for a ace sticky stuff toler ated home cones in a cancels fuss compulsion daybreak ourselves vegetable merchant recline term of address corrode into pieces compound ether self affirmative vote twisted solidity by cold tree strange stitch cron y ancient roman official negligent der lalve shouts auction good June bug near note of the scale
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Bute
Fuss
Derlalve
DAMAGE AT HUMBOLDT AND JAGEREE FOUND DEAD IN CAR
Heavy wind and rainstorm in Humboldt Kansas damaged power lines trees and roofs with metal roofing torn into wires along a highway Pittsburg saw winds and 1.24 inches of rain but no damage A contractor Fred Lawrence was found dead in his motor car at a wildcat oil test four miles northeast of Winfield Kansas Coroner planned no inquest saying a garden hose was attached to the exhaust pipe.
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Humboldt
Kan
Russell
Cpi
Fred Lawrence
Winfield
Here
O. H. Devnes
DeSoto Community News Highlights Reynolds Family Visit
Desoto reports Mr and Mrs J A Reynolds visited Perry with the Reynolds sister-in-law Addie. Theron Strickland and Bob Caldwell returned from California noting hard work availability. Builders class meeting postponed to Tuesday at Mrs L F Taylors home. Mrs J F Taylor and Sunday school girls hosted a Wiener roast and theater party. Mary Bowlin from Bethel visited the Wiard home. A birthday gathering at the Search residence included many friends and overflowing baskets.
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J. A. Reynolds
Perry
L. F. Taylor
J. F. Taylor
Mary Bowlin
Bethel
C. B. Wiard
W. C. Search
W. H. Baker
George Kouns
John
C. B. Soule
W. S. Mize
B. G. Hughes
Fall Leaf Celebrates New Baby and Local Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Jake French are grandparents to a baby girl born Sunday to their son Homer and wife. Attendees at Lawrence fall style show Thursday night included Mr. and Mrs. A. Stienbring and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vitt and daughter Arlene, Mrs. Hanna Pflecer and Wayne Vitt, with George Davis present. Relatives shared a Sunday dinner at the William Reetz residence.
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Jake French
Homer
Eudora
A. Stienbring
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Hanna Pflecer
Wayne Vitt
George Davis
Lawrence
William Reetz
Local Social Weekend Gatherings and Family Visits
Mrs Reetzs mother Mrs Louisa Schwartz is mentioned along with her brother and wife Carl Schwartz. Mr and Mrs E Johanning of Worden visited Claudine Hull of Linwood with Treva Canary. Lewis French bought a new tractor and hosted Sunday dinner for Freeman and Pfleger families. Several trips to Topeka fair and various visits among neighbors are noted including Mary McBride illness and Kathern Rietz attendance at Toneka fair.
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Reetz
Louisa Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
E. Johanning
Worden
Claudine Hull
Linwood
Treva Canary
Lewis French
Nelson Freeman
Fred Pfleger
Otto Witt
A. Stienbring
Local Social Notes from Topeka and Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Schellack and family attended the fair in Topeka on Thursday. John Schellack of Bartlesville Oklahoma visited his brothers Harvey Schellack and family over the weekend. Fred Reetz and daughter Gretta attended a program at Villa Eden Friday evening. Henry and Martha Giertz of Eudora were Sunday dinner guests at the Reetz home. Ralph Marthaia have moved into Happy Hollow. Gretta with Henry and Martha Giertz also attended the Topeka fair Tuesday. Mrs Fred Reetz visited the Happy Hour club at Mrs Godfrey Reetz home last Thursday afternoon. Charles Vitt hauled melons to St. Joe Tuesday night. Hanna Pfleger and Wayne Vitt visited in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Harold Anderson of Eudora visited Mrs Mary McBride Sunday afternoon.
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Robert Schellack
Allen Cochran
Topeka
John Schellack
Bartlesville
Okla
Harvey Schellack
Fred Reetz
Gretta
Villa Eden
Henry
Martha Giertz
Eudora
Ralph Marthia
Happy Hollow
Happy Hour Club
Godfrey Reetz
Seele
Pettingill
Charles Vitt
St. Joe
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
Lawrence
Harold Anderson
Mary McBride
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Kansas Company
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Kathryn Neely
Reno
Neely
Matthew M. Neely
Associated Press
John D. M. Hamilton
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Hamilton
New York Herald-Tribune
Farley
Hiawatha W.oh
Quakerbush
Hiawatha
Rch
Taz
Desoto
Thomas W. Osborne
Hobbs, N. M
Sudan
Tex
Wanda Thomas
Topeka Fair
Lecompton
Kathern
Lita Rietz
Toneka
Eva Belle Kindred
Weaver
Philco
Plata Aea
Helen Hicks
General Foods
Tance
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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