Roosevelt closes stump tour with social justice agenda
Governor Roosevelt wrapped up his 21 day campaign with 200 platform appearances across numerous states. In Detroit he described social justice through public action as a moral duty, contrasting it with the philosophy of letting things alone and urging steps to reduce poverty.
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Roosevelt
J. Fred Essary
Baltimore Sun
Detroit
Kansas State Capitol
Topeka
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Portland
Civic Auditorium
Sioux City
Naval Armory
The Alali Queen Leads Aegis Fleet into Forest
Tarzan and Carastap clash in the quarries of Veltorismakus as the Alali ritual unfolds. Carastap lunges for a brazier, but Tarzan trips him, sending him face first to the ground amid the tense pursuit.
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Tarzan
Veltorismakus
Jap Denunciation of Lytton Report Marks Critical Test for Era
The Lytton Commission report denounces Japan's occupation and the Manchukuo regime under Pu Yi. It calls for Sino-Japanese talks and autonomous Manchuria under Chinese sovereignty, with five-nation approval but delay to November 4.
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Japan
Henry Pu-Yi
Manchukuo
China
League Council
League
Lord Lytton
Great Britain
Frank McCoy
United States
Luigi Albrovadi Marescotti
Italy
Hermann Schnee
Germany
Henri Claudel
France
Mukden
Florida Prison Officials Face Murder Hearing
Florida prison camp captain George Courson and guard Solomon Higginbotham were indicted for murder over the death of inmate Maillefert. Officials argued Maillefert chose suicide by sagging in his stocks, while the state pointed to his weakened condition preventing escape and holding him responsible.
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George Courson
Solomon Higginbotham
Maillefert
Tehachapi Rain Toll Question Remains Unclear
Three unidentified men and an 18 year old youth die in Tehachapi flood as 4.75 inches of rain falls from 1 pm to 9 pm on Friday. Southern Pacific reports tracks through the pass will be out for days with rerouted trains. Estimated railroad loss from the cloudburst stands at $500000. Free State government donates over $4000 to feed milk to needy children in County Longford.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Tehachapi Pass
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco
Coast Lines
Railroad
Free State Government
County
Longford
Mexico Slams Encylcical—Pope’s Charter Sparks Clergy Clash
The Mexican government denounces the encyclical Acerba Anima as false, urging lawfulness and separation of church and state. President vows firm action against disorder, citing clergy incitement to disobedience and social upheaval.
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National Chamber of Deputies
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Docket Focuses on Parole Revocation and Federal Cases
Civil filings listed include Pardue vs United Gas Public Service, Roberts vs United Carbon, Breard receiver vs Brown Paper Mill, and U S against 60 cases of canned tomatoes owned by Addo Taormina of Delaware. A motion to revoke Reuben Tinsley’s parole was set for tomorrow. Tinsley faces new chicken theft conviction. Proceedings note court staff and the October 3 schedule with sentences, trials, and motions for numerous U S cases.
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Chaudrant
L. B. Garner
Chatham
T. C. Silk
Delhi
W. A. Braudin
Columbia
C. G. Pardue
United Gas Public Service Company
James M. Roberts
United Carbon Company
Leslie P. Breard
Brown Paper Mill
United States
Addo-Taormina Corporation
Delaware
Reuben Tinsley
Tinsley
Ben C. Dawkins
Louise McLeod
Philip H. Mecom
J. Fair Hardin
E. A. Mottet
Nell Ilien
George W. Montgomery
A. Collins
R. A. Gehringer
L. B. Lea
T. Arthur Grant
Dell Brown
Charles B. Forshee
Nell Marshall
U. S
Roy Johnson
Ralph Hill
Ruben Tinsley
Dorothy Massey
Jimmie Smith
U.S
William Edgar Kniep
Lawrence Trigg
Levy H. Daigle
Albert Decatur
Fred. Hill
Wade Roscoe
Agatha Lockbrunner
George W. Wingate
Laura Owens
Charlie Kilgore
Bill Spivey
Willard Smith
Thomas
Wiley Clark in Tragic End This Morning
The article reports the death of Wiley Clark from an electrical incident near Coleman Avenue about 1,500 feet from Bancroft Bay factory. A physician noted rubber boots likely prevented a fatal shock. had he worn shoes elsewhere the impact could have been stronger. Survived by mother, wife Jarmenne, Wiley Jr, and Ruby. Funeral set for 10 am at Assembly of God tabernacle Cypress and Crosley West Monroe with Rev. E L Tanner. Interment at Clark Springs cemetery on the Natchitoches road.
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Bancroft Bay
William Clark
Clark
Jarmenne William Blain Clearence
Wiley, Jr
Ruby
Assembly of Gor Tabernacle
Cypress and
Crosley Streets
West Monroe
E. L. Tanner
Clark Springs
Natchitoches Road
Neville High To Open Night School Enrollment Tonight
Neville High announces night school enrollment now open with Principal Charles Kenney at the school offices from 7 to 9 p m tonight. Enrollment continues weekly with first classes starting October 10. Courses listed include bookkeeping typewriting shorthand business English languages and more and last year saw 70 plus students.
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Neville High School
Charles Kenney
Rabbi Hirsch Addresses Men’s Bible Class in Shared Space
Dr. F K Hirsch of B nai Israel spoke to the First Christian church men’s Bible class in the temple annex yesterday morning. The class ceded space to expand church school rooms, and the temple board invited the group to meet there. E R Dawson thanked the rabbi after a warm welcome. The report also notes NSW lottery profits up to June 1.
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Jewish Temple
First Christian Church
Church
Christian Church
Congregation B’nai Israel
E. R. Dawson
Hirsch
Parishes Road Crews and Registration Drive Details
Two crews were assigned to parish road work and registration activities were held at various branch offices. White applicants received morning attention and colored applicants afternoons. Hodges resigns as editor after a week. A D Williams, business manager, also from Gibsland.
23 Southerners Die In Mishaps Over Week End
A weekend of fatalities across the South includes Harvey Taylor killed in Troy North Carolina, a Coosa County Alabama death, Sanford W. Moore at Southern Railway depot Atlanta, John E. Morris drowned at New Smyrna Florida, John Louis Ryder killed in Tampa, J C Boatwight in Paris Tennessee, Mrs. Quincy R Lee Nashville crash, Louis Uecker and Thomas Moore drowning near Charleston river jetties, Walter Edwards killed in Richmond Virginia.
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N.C
Harvey Taylor
Coosa County
Sanford W. Moore
Southern Railway
Atlanta
John E. Morris
Florida East Coast Railway
New Smyrna
Fla
John Louis Ryder
Tampa Electric Company
Tampa
J.C. Boatwight
Paris
Tenn
Quincy R. Lee
Nashville
Louis Uecker
Thomas Moore
Company H, &Th Infantry
Fort Moultrie
Charleston River
South Carolina
Walter Edwards
Richmond
Monroe Student Quits as Editor of College Paper
In Ruston Louisiana on October 3 special report James Ellis Palmer of Gibsland was appointed editor in chief of The Tech Talk by unanimous faculty vote to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation.
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Monroe
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
James Ellis Palmer
Gibsland
Tech Talk
B C Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist blends several ingredients into B C a drug sold in 10c and 25c packages claiming to ease almost any headache in three minutes. The formula also aids muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B.C
Mississippi redistricting suit heads to higher court
State of Mississippi sued Walker Wood and other officials asking a federal three judge court to review a redistricting act. The court found the legislature failed to form seven contiguous districts with near equal population, violating federal law and voiding the act. Also mentions cold prevention product notes and Vicks nose drops.
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Walker Wood
Mississippi
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