Curtis Reviews Relief Measures In West Virginia Rally
Vice President Charles Curtis campaigned in Parkersburg and Charleston WV detailing Hoover era relief plans. He praised Hoover as aiding relief and urged patriotism over politics while criticizing Democratic tariff shifts and Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to small cities. He alleged Governor Roosevelt favors foreign debt payments not in gold.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Curtis
West Virginia
Feint Pleasant
Kanawha River
Market
Charleston
West
Hoover
Parkersburg High School
Smeot-Hawley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
United States
Radio poll canvasses regional sentiment by WREN
Last week Station WREN conducted a radio appeal asking voters to express their views. Kansas and Missouri sent the majority of votes with scattered returns from six other states, showing floral support among listeners who sent in their votes.
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WREN
Hien
Somine
Kansas
Missouri
Altho
Hoover Roosevelt Landon Vote Totals Mentioned
In Kansas final votes Hoover 2015, Roosevelt 1484, Norman Thomas 14. Alf Landon 1528, Harry Woodring 897, J R Brinkley 158. Perkins six votes. An independent Kansas City poll lists Brinkley 2948, Landon 701, Woodring 470 for governor and Roosevelt 2042, Hoover 1288 for president. The radio poll excluded total-tally votes.
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President Hoover
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Kansas
Alf’ Landon
Harry Woodring
J. R Brinkley
Perkins
Kansas City
Kan
Brinkley
Landon
Woodring
Roosevelt
State Board Bars Student Auto Use After Crash In Oregon
Corvallis report says Oregon state board of education issued a decree banning student operated cars to prevent accidents. Two Oregon state students hired a couple for hacks. They met on a street and raced. one horse shied and a crash injured two coeds. New York turkey outlook shows 31 percent more available for Thanksgiving and lower prices. Goldstein charged Holtz five cents for admission to world wonders exhibit at Coney Island.
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Corvallis
Ore
State Board of Education
Oregon State
New York
Department of Agriculture
David Goldstein
Aaron Holtz
Coney Island
Man Quits Court After High Price Complaints
Aaron Holtz paid but complained the price was too high and was thrown out. A magistrate set Goldstein in $100 bail on an assault charge in Trenton New Jersey. Williams notes Gilbert seeks to cut state costs offering to serve as executioner for $300 a year claiming current pay is $175 per execution.
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Aaron Holtz
Goldstein
Trenton
N. J—Williams
Gilbert
Moore
Milk Company Obtains Injunction in Nebraska
The David Cole Creamery company obtained a temporary restraining order from Federal Judge J W Woodrough restraining members of the Nebraska Iowa Cooperative Milk Association and others from interfering with the companys business. The order followed a 400 farmer demonstration in Omaha in support of cooperative marketing and a dispute with another creamery company that refused to sign contracts after arbitration by Dr Clyde King of Philadelphia.
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Omaha
David Cole Creamery Company
Nebraska-Iowa Cooperative Milk Association
J. W. Woodrough
David Cole
Clyde King
Philadelphia
Hoover and Mills discuss Republican campaign plans
Washington reports President Hoover and Secretary Mills reviewed forthcoming campaign speeches. Mills said Hoover’s first address is near completion for Des Moines Iowa on October 4 at 7 30 p m CST and declined to discuss speech content. He outlined his own tour from Detroit September 29 to St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco and possibly Minneapolis, staying until October 15.
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Washington
Hoover
Mills
Treasury
Des Moines
Iowa
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angles
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Forecast Calls For A Long Cold Winter
New York September 26 AP government meteorologist James H Scarr predicts a long cold winter but cautions it depends on whether the season follows the law of averages or behaves unpredictably. He notes the last five winters have been mild, and explains that a warm winter tends to be followed by a colder one under the averages rule.
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New York
James H. Scarr
Oklahoma Court Petition Edits Censor Speech
Oklahoma City AP report notes two state supreme court justices objected to phrasing in a petition seeking to vacate a bond lifting order for H. Wilcox & Gas Co wells. Objectionable language branding the court as violating law was deleted to avoid derogatory tone. The move followed concerns over “private attorneys” and remarks about the court’s actions.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Sec
H. Wilcox & Gas Co
Riley
Thomas Andrews
High Court
HAWK HALLOW BARN BURNS AND VISITORS FLOCK IN
A barn owned by Charles Oelschlaeger was destroyed by fire Thursday at 10 am, burning about thirty tons of alfalfa hay ten tons of prairie hay and various implements. Norman Skaggs of Lebo visits aunt Mrs. Howard Cline. Loretta Proctor visits friends in Clathe. Leon and Josephine Wolfe of Kansas City spend Thursday at Emma Wickey home. Community Club luncheon planned Tuesday noon. Dan Ferris Jr and niece Goldie Simpson of Washington DC leave for home. Mildred Thistlethwaite to Ottawa University. Carl Dillon to study voice culture at KU. Kenneth Thistlethwaite to Emporia Teachers College. Mary Alice Lenahan visits Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs Thomas Holton visit John Wicky household.
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Charles Oelschlaeger
Norman Skaggs
Lebo
Howard Cline
Loretta Proctor
Clathe
Leon
Josephine Wolfe
Kansas City
Emma Wickey
W. CG
Ty UL
Martin Thistlethwaite
W. ©. Davis
C. L. Willis
Mary Baker
W. T. Decker
Will Ridgway
Dan Ferris, Jr
Goldie Simpson
Washington, D.C
D. J. Ferris
Mildred Thistlethwaite
University At
Ottawa
Carl Dillon
University of Kansas
Kenneth Thistlethwaite
Teachers College
Emporia
Mary
Alice Lenahan
Leavenworth
Community notices and social visits detailed
Miss Twila Anderson returned to Kansas City after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Anderson. Mr and Mrs John Doege and family attended the St Vincent s Orphanage Be Leavenworth picnic. Pleasant Valley community club to meet with Mrs John Wacky. Mrs George Sanders left for Des Moines to visit relatives. W C G T U met at Mrs Merton Thistlethwaite s country home with Mrs W E Davies present. Rev T Willis and Mrs Mary Baker of Texas spoke. Mrs Thistlethwaite and Mrs Dawes served refreshments and a social time followed.
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Iowa
Merton Thistlethwaite
W. E. Davies
T. Willis
Mary Baker
Texas
Thistlethwaite
W. L. Decker
Ida Ridgway
the Times
Dawes
Mrs Arnott Former Brackett Resident Dies
News of the death of Mrs L P Arnott a former Brackett resident brought sorrow to the community. She was a member of the Pleasant Hour Club and loved by all who knew her. Funeral services were at Rumsey funeral home with Rev Huffman of the Friends church presiding. pallbearers included R W Yeoman C L McClung E B Reeves G C Seele W T Davis and Mr Sturdy.
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L. P. Arnott
Brackett
Pleasant Hour Club
Rumsey
Mr. Huffman
The
Friends, Church
C. L. McClung
E. 8. Reeves
G. C. Seele
W.T. Davis
Mr. Sturdy
Arnold Fralic
Topeka visits and local events mark weekend social
Saturday in Topeka several locals visited Mr and Mrs Morris and family of Topeka. Mrs Geo Phenicie of Renoapant spent the weekend at the Kelsall home. Paul Kasold celebrated his 74th birthday Tuesday. The Kaw Valley Poultry Association held its annual tour Tuesday starting from the C E Daniels home. The Pleasant Hour Club served lunch at the Kelsall sale, about eight dollars was cleared. A newly organized music club held a picnic at the Patchen home with 25 to 30 attendees. The Pleasant Hour Club will meet September 28 at Mrs Paul Kasolds with Mrs Eugene Kiefer assisting.
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Topeka
Morris
Geo. Phenicie
Brackett School
Maxcents
C. L. McClung
Ralph Kirby
Donna Rae
Robi. Ridley
Arnold Fralick
Joan
Hoyt
Lawrence
Arnott ‘Home
Pleasant Hour Club
Kelsall Sale
Kelsall
Howard Miller
Hemphill
Reno
Samuel Kelsall III
Manhattan
J. V. Patchen
Paul Kasold
Eugene : Kiefer
Local social notes include visits and guests in Independence
Independence community remarks on Chas Geiss attending Joe Brubaker's sale and multiple local families hosting or dining with friends. Reports list supper guests, weekend visits from Miss Frances Nett of Kansas City to Miss Mildred Black, and gatherings involving H R Husted, John Rockhold of Vinland, the Bechtel family, Hillis, Mrs Merchants, and Mrs Stone.
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Chas. Geiss
Joe Brubaker
B. Buttell
Jo Ann
Baldwin
Burton Taul
Frances Nett
Kansas Citity
Mildred Black
H. R. Husted
John Rockhold
Vinland
George Bechtel
Hillis
Stone
Community Notes From Worden and Nearby Towns
Mrs Selman of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Lynn Taylor spent Sunday with Mrs F X Jordon. Bill Johanning threshing for Henry Seele Monday. Mr and Mrs J H Gale and Chas Gale attended the sale of Mrs Osburn Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jean are the parents of a baby boy born Saturday September 17 named Marvin Eugene. Mrs Julius Speicher of Topeka caring for Mrs Jardon. Charles and Mary Mathey were in Edgerton Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Seele and son and Mrs Oswald and Clara Hunsinger attended the Missionary Feast at the German church at Worden Sunday. Oscar Schwartz helped Henry Seele with work Thursday. Mrs Earl Lederer and family attended Wellsville Fair Thursday. Charles Gale helped Henry Seele thresh Monday morning. Henry Seele bailed straw Tuesday morning. The first Community meeting was held Friday night. A reading was given by Lucille Price a drill Welcome by the first four grades. A song by the entire school. Election of new officers was held also. Mrs Seele was elected as our new president, Mrs Earl Lederer vice president, Mrs Taul as new secretary treasurer. Several members were present. The next meeting will be held Friday October 14.
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Jardon
Charles
Mary Mathey
Edgerton
Henry Seele
Sone
Oswald
Clara Hunsinger
Worden
Oscar Schwartz
Henry
Seele
Earl Lederer
Wellsville Fair
Charles Gale
Lucille Price
Taul
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Los Angeles
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