Roosevelt outlines liberal shift plans in Denver speech
Governor Roosevelt told 110 Colorado Democrats in Denver that after taking control of Congress and the White House next March the nation would revise the executive branch to be sounder and less extravagant. He argued the Democratic party must appeal to voters by caliber, not dollars, and urged turning young liberals into supporters for generations.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Colorado
Denver
New York
Brown Palace
New York State
Democrate
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
United States
Orleans Lawyer Takes His Life Blames Health
Fabian W. Borie a 42 year old attorney shot himself on the rear steps of his home after breakfast with his wife a .38 caliber pistol found beside the body and a note to the coroner citing ill health Mrs Borie heard the shot after he left the dining room and discovered the body later Survived by his widow and two siblings.
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New Orleans
Fabian W. Borie
Ramblin' Across Town Election Tales and Local Notes
A column of light sketches from Monroe reporting election chatter about Judge Schulze and other voters. Includes a humorous mispronunciation involving Taliaferro, remarks on car parking, a romance scene at the Illinois Central station headed to Ruston, and local notes from Ouachita parish. Also mentions growth in Okaloosa and a new high school wing.
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Monroe
Illinois Central
YALE
Harvard
Cornell
Birmingham
Ruston
Okaloosa
T. O. Brown
Ouachita Parish
Women protest canceled lecture at engineers auditorium
In Cleveland on September 16 hundreds of women loudly protested a cancelled advertised talk on Married Love. They tore signs, demanded refunds, and formed committees to seek legal action while police halted the event after a complaint by the women’s bureau.
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Cleveland
Engineers Auditorium
Women's Bureau
Goodtime
Broussard Seeks Sealing of Orleans Ballot Boxes
Washington report says Senator Broussard of Louisiana asked sealing of New Orleans primary ballot boxes after defeat by Rep John H. Overton. Senate committee member Connally asked to study the request as a possible subcommittee action while Howell notes limited authority.
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Washington
Senator Connally
Texas
Howell
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Broussard
Louisiana
New Orleans
Representative Overton
Long
Connally
Edwin S. Broussard
John H. Overton
Fuller May Fly to Indianapolis in Yarrell Case
Harry Fuller district attorney of LaSalle parish plans a flight to Indianapolis to oppose habeas corpus efforts by bank bandit Jim Yarrell. Fuller's trip would depart Jackson at 10 am and reach Indianapolis by 5 pm. Yarrell, jailed in Indiana after a denied writ plea, is a LaSalle parish robbery fugitive facing Olla and Farmerville bank robberies and possible payoffs to secure release. Sheriff L M Davis of LaSalle parish is traveling to Indiana to return Yarrell.
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LaSalle Parish
Indianapolis
Ind
Jim Yarrell
Yarrell
State Supreme Court
North Louisiana
Indiana
Olla
Indianapree
Miners' Invasion of Illinois Ends in Rout
In Braodwood Illinois on September 16 the miners strike ended in a rout after three wounded. State police Chief Walter L Moody faced the encampment of pickets from Peoria and Springfield districts and ordered them to disperse under escort with no resistance. Northern Illinois Coal Corp said mines would reopen tomorrow.
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Braidwood
Northern Illinois
Walter L. Moody
State Police
Peoria
Springfield
Northern Illinois Coal Corporation
Planned Economic College at Port Royal Virginia
Washington reports plans for a low mood college in Virginia offering a year of education dormitory meals for 250 dollars with advance tuition. Dr A C Hill Jr of Springfield college says the school will open in October with 20 teachers and 100 students, banning organized athletics while hunting and fishing provide recreation. Two colonial houses and an abandoned town hall in Port Royal will host the venture.
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Washington
U.R
Virginia
A. C. Hill, Jr
Springfield College
Hill
Port Royal
Maestri Allen Will Carry On For Huey Long
In New Orleans on September 16 1930 Huey P Long names Robert S Maestri as interim head of the Louisiana Democratic organization and passes city affairs to Maestri while O K Allen inherits control of state matters. Long plans to campaign for Governor Roosevelt as he steps back from the party chair.
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Maestri
Allen
Huey Long
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Violence Flare Up Anew In Iowa Farm Trouble
In Sioux City Iowa violence flared as 500 farm pickets attacked special deputies on a highway near Correctionville. Officers, responding to a report of trucks, were ambushed as the crowd threw rocks and clubs amid calls for military intervention.
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Sioux City
Correctionville
Party Leaders Rally for Broad Campaign Front
The piece describes a surge of activity in the presidential race sparked by Maine election results the Roosevelt western swing and debate over the bonus. It notes political leaders expect a massive effort on public opinion from now to the finish, with Democrats optimistic about gains and Republicans surprised by the shift.
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Washington
Maine
Jobless Must Seek Work in Own Parish Under Relief Plan
John M. Breard announces that jobless residents of the fifth district cannot seek employment in other parishes under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief program. Work will be provided locally once parish committees organize and funds are allocated. Breard cannot specify when Ouachita and other parishes will finish organizing.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John M. Breard
Fifth District
Union
Quachita
Ouachita
Breard
August trade balance favors America with higher exports
The commerce department reports August exports rose by 2.16 million and imports by 11.58 million from July, yielding a $18 million favorable trade balance. Exports reached 109 million led by cotton, while imports totaled 91 million as manufacturing activity boosted import demand. Gold imports exceeded exports by 6.10 million, with silver flows noted.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Capture Announced in Texas of Louisiana Theft Suspect
The Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identification reports Henry Lewis was captured in Beaumont Texas. He is charged with theft of express money orders from a railroad station at Pleasant Hill Louisiana last June.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Today
Beaumont
Tex
Henry Lewis
Pleasant Hill
International final for golf tourney looms
In Baltimore Country Club action on Sept 16 the 36 hole semi finals left Ross Somerville of London Ontario 6 up on Jesse Guilford of Boston in one match while Francis Ouimet of Boston and Johnny Goodman of Omaha battled to a 18 hole draw with Goodman rallying with clutch putting and a late recovery to force the deadlock.
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Five Farms
Baltimore Country Club
United States
Ross
Sandy) Somerville
London
Ontario
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
Johnny
Qouimet
Ouvimet
Pocket battleship keel laid in Germany for new armored ship
Berlin reports the admiralty ordered the keel of Germany's third pocket battleship laid October 1. The program, from Bruening's era, aims to replace obsoletes as Germany seeks arms equality amid disarmament talks in Geneva.
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Berlin
Admiralty
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Geneva
Heinrich Bruening
Hall Attributes Colmer Victory to Bought Votes
Mississippi congressman Robert S. Hall, seeking statewide support, blames bought votes and corruption for his loss in the Democratic primary. He plans to run in the general election from the state at large, predicting a majority of statewide votes under a method he favors. He spoke from Hattiesburg, asserting confidence in retaining his seat.
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Hall
Colmer
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Robert S. Hall
Hattiesburg
Hoover Congratulates Mexico On Anniversary
President Hoover sent a message to President Abelardo L. Rodriguez congratulating Mexico on its 122nd anniversary of independence from Spain. He expressed sincere felicitations and best wishes for the continued prosperity of Mexico under Rodriguez's administration.
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Washington
Mexico
Spain
Hoover
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Jewelers death linked to missing wife mystery case
Quincy Massachusetts dispatch reports jeweler Charles E. DuBois a Tuc N Y resident known as Ralph Anderson shot himself during police probes into the disappearance of Edith DuBois. State officials searched Great Her ring Pond Plymouth and Foxboro for her body while a Westchester medical examiner prepared to exhume parts of a separate unidentified body.
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Mass
Charles E. DuBois
Tuc
Nations al
DuBois
Great Herreing Pond
Plymouth
Westchester County
N. Y
Crestwood
Tuckahoe
Braintree
Westchester
General Election Date Set For November 8 In Ouachita Parish
The next election in Ouachita Parish falls on November 8 a Tuesday aligning with the national presidential election. Louisiana law requires general congressional elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November this year November lands on Tuesday. Most parishes hold Democratic run-off primaries five weeks after the prior Tuesday election Ouachita will not have a run-off primary except for the judge race in the first district second circuit court of appeals where only two candidates contend.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
First District
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Democratia
City Teaching Staff Names For Fall Session Revealed
Supt. E. L. Neville announced the list of teachers for city schools opening Monday September 19. Names include Sherrouse School staff such as Mrs W S Vincent and Elouise Cann, and many others across Lida Benton Central and Barkdull Faulk schools with numerous assignments and staff titles.
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E. L. Neville
Sherrouse
W. S. Vincent
E. R. McBride
Elouise Cann
Lida Benton
Madie Moore
Louise Culpepper
Mildred Gannaway
Burnie Cason
Elizabeth Oglesby
Louise Graves
Louise Theus
Elizabeth Frenkel
Frances Guthrie
Robbie Lee Hanna
Addie McNeill
Alice Florsheim
Verna LeBlanc
Central School
Katherine Key
Maude Davis
Dorothy Gregg
Mary Pearl Jarrell
Beverly Claire Fauntleroy
Alice Cobb
Sallie G. Humble
Merrill Bush
Hulda Tg
Elizabeth Johnston
Keelinger
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