Administration Turns Down Upton Sinclair in California Governor Race
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration has quietly rejected Upton Sinclair, splitting the Democratic coalition. War publicity chief George Creel and Sinclair clashed after Creel withdrew support, calling Sinclair's EPIC plan unsound. Sinclair denied withdrawal and accused Creel of breaking faith with California Democrats.
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Tingley attacks newspapers in New Mexico campaign
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Clyde Tingley publicly assailed papers owned by Senator Cutting and Journal owner T. M. Pepperday. He accused editors of bias, offered a charity pledge, and labeled charges as political maneuvers while detailing alleged media influence and local political feuds.
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Ohio
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Get
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Gallup
Caswell Neal
New Mexico
Albuquersque
Irene Free
New Mexico Construction Company
J. J. Dempsey
Congress
John Simms
Neal
Julien
Cutting Attacks Hannett Zinn Vogel Vidal In Gallup
Sen Bronson Cutting campaigned for re election on the Republican ticket in McKinley county delivering a sharp assault on A T Hannett A L Zinn C F Vogel Steve Vidal and associate justice of the supreme court. He accused Democratic leaders of condoning what he called the worst element in the party and tied his opposition to not accepting these figures.
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Neal
Tom Neal
Cong
Dennis Chavez
Albuquerque
Chavez
Tingley
Gallup
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Senate
McKinley County
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A. L. Zinn
Supreme Court
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Steve Vidal
Internal Revenue
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Carlsbaq
Maurice Miera
Jaffa Miller
Jose Armijo
J. A. Green
Raton
Leon Schingledecker
Angels Camp Myths And Gold Town Heritage In California
In Angels Camp California the text celebrates the historic gold town landscape tied to Mark Twain and Bret Harte. It invites visitors to experience local adventure romance, hills full of history, and the drawing power of well kept roads hotels and resident descendants while noting economic shifts such as banks in trouble.
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Calif
Angels Camp
Mark Twain
Twain
Bret Harte
Sen McCarren's Daughter Safe After Runaway
Patricia McCarran, 15, daughter of Senator Patrick A McCarran, left Reno last Monday prompting a police search. She returned to Washington and is attending Immaculata Seminary school with her father meeting her. The family declined further comment on the disappearance described by Reno police as a runaway.
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Opening new transient camp near Socorro
A new transient camp is being opened this week at Socorro at the former CCC camp site. About 50 men will be cared for under the supervision of Capt. G. W. Johnstone of the Albuquerque Transient Bureau, per state relief headquarters.
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State U Makes First Score in N M M 1 Game
New Mexico University Lobos lead New Mexico Military Institute Albuquerque 6 to 0 after a first period touchdown. Huffaker drove the drive from Institute territory and Brannin scored on a wide end run but the extra point failed. Huffaker retired later with an ankle injury.
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Kidnaped Girl Taken by Father in Buffalo
Patricia Henry, abducted from Hartford, was brought to Buffalo by her father Wales Henry and ally William Goetz. Police questioned the pair at headquarters after Detroit detectives watched the Goetz home. Henry defended his actions as legal and moral amid a separation from the mother, Eleanor Henry of Albany.
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Hartford, Conn
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Nellie Mahoney
Patricia
Eleanor Henry
Albany
Ickes Silent On California Election Visit San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes arrived in San Francisco to attend the dedication of the Hetch Hetchy water supply project and avoided commenting on the California election campaign saying he would say nothing about local elections anywhere.
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Harold I. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
California
Hetch Hetchy
Thorson to Lead Scoutmaster Training in Carlsbad
P. V. Thorson, Pay Scout executive, will be in Carlsbad all next week to conduct a training course for Scout leaders on the Principles of Scoutmastership.
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P. V. Thorson
Carlsbad
Yale Wins Cross Country Meet at New Haven
Yale defeated Cornell 11 to 35 in a cross country race held in New Haven this afternoon. Yale dominated the event with strong runs from its top runners and secured victory on home soil.
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New Haven
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Cornell
Nationwide College Football Scores From Daily Record
A roundup of football results with teams such as Illinois, Michigan, Army, Yale, Colgate, Holy Cross, Navy, Pittsburgh, and Cornell. Key outcomes include Illinois over Michigan 7-6, Army over Yale 20-12, Colgate over Holy Cross 20-7, and Rutgers topping Lehigh 45-0. Several ties reported and midweek periods noted.
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Army Crushes Yale 20 to 12 in Yale Bowl Clash
Army defeats Yale 20 to 12 before about 45,000 in New Haven. Buckler starred for Army with rushing and passing, including a 47 yard march and a completion to Grove, while Yale threatened late but was thwarted by Cadet defense.
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Stancock
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Roscoe
Kelley
Illinois Defeats Michigan 7-6 on a Missed Extra Point
Illinois edged Michigan 7 to 6 at Michigan Stadium as a missed try for point after touchdown decided the game. Illinois scored in the second period after a drive from its 32 yard line, with Kad finishing the drive on a plunge and Lindberg kicking the extra point. Michigan answered in the third on a fumble recovery and a 24 yard run by Ward after a double pass, but Ward failed on the extra point.
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Illinois
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Theodore Kad
Ward
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Navy Beats Penn State 17 to 0 at Franklin Field
The U S Naval Academy football team defeated Pennsylvania 17 to 0 at Franklin Field Philadelphia in front of about 60 000 spectators including the naval academy corps of 1800 The win marked the fifth straight victory for the Navy squad this season.
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Albuquerque High Bulldogs defeat Las Vegas Cardinals 6 to 0
Albuquerque High School Bulldogs shut down Las Vegas High School Cardinals to win 6 to 0 this morning. One standout player carried the offense, delivering the decisive score and anchoring the defense in a low scoring contest.
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King Prajadhipok Abdicates Siam Throne
Reports from Singapore and London say King Prajadhipok of Siam intends to abdicate his Bangkok throne. He is in London with eye treatment and a quiet retreat, while his secretary notes he first learned of the rumor through inquiries.
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Straits Settlements
Mob Lynches Black Man After Assault on White Girl
In Marianna Florida Oct 7 a Black man Claude Neale accused of attacking a white girl was seized by a mob of several thousand. He was killed by knives and hanged from a tree after his body was dragged from a woods to the Greenwood home of Lola Cannidy then moved to Marianna and hoisted in the square. Authorities unnamed governors and patrols faced pressure to deploy the national guard amid ongoing tensions.
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Chipola
Greenwood
Jackson County
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Dave Shultz
W. F. Chambliss
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Florida Council of the Association of Southern Women For the Prevention
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Troops Called As Jail Storm Threatens Marianna
Governor Choltz orders a National Guard company to Marianna to deter a mob seeking an unidentified prisoner at Jackson county jail. A lynching occurred near Marianna last night as officials scramble for crowd control with tear gas and reinforcements.
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Dave Choltz
National
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Jackson County
J. C. Cooper
W. F. Chamblis
John Carter
Funeral service for Miss Hanna held today
Santa Fe October 27 AP funeral services were held here for Miss Rona Hanna NRA director for New Mexico who died suddenly in Roswell a month after taking office. The services were at St Francis Cathedral followed by burial in Rosario Cemetery.
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Salvation Army club trip to Carlsbad Caverns visitors
Captain and Mrs. Jesse M. King led 25 boys and 28 girls from the Salvation Army FPoys and Girls Clubs on a Carlsbad Caverns visit as guests of the National Park Service. Thomas Boles, Caverns superintendent, arranged the outing with transport provided by the Roswell Lions Club.
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