Campaign clashes flare as Roosevelt and Landon tour states
A chaotic scene unfolds as Roosevelt and Landon campaign across Iowa Minnesota and Chicago with clashes noted at multiple stops. Figures including Father Coughlin Monsignor John A. isto and Alfred E Smith spar over policy while Hopkins Mills Bailey and Clark offer divergent views.
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Teese
Rooervelt
Lanton
Lcyers Todas
Jonn A. Isto
Pether Charles E Coughlin
Fathe
Coughlin
Liepicwite
Pater Ryan
Alfred E. Sovith
Dea
B Ownett Champ Clark
Ogden L. Mills
J. W. Bailey
Harry L. Hopkins
Reynollian National Committee
Spicer
Omaha
Roosevelt
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Landon
Chicago
Father Ryan
Catholic University
Washington
Coughins Toonevary
Dry Leader Attacks Landon Over Alcohol Policy
National Prohibition Party chairman Blake accuses Landon of breaching the constitution by allowing beer sales nationwide, arguing it betrays dry principles. He claims the party is on the ballot in 35 states with active state organizations and warns voters about misleading anti liquor rhetoric.
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Landon
Chigagg
Fswerd
Blake
Var Prohibition Pany
Ianecord
Alf. M. Santos
Kansar
Repub
St. Louis
Kansas
Legh Calvin
Prohibition Party
L Ser
London
Elliott TDA Release and Fokker Aircraft Talk
Senator Clark denounces Nye for releasing a document on a 1920s alleged Fokker airplane deal to Russia. Clark says publicity was a cheap political trick and urges no further action without full committee consent. The piece also notes unrelated film items and actors in MGM and RKO pieces.
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Washington
Clark Demoe
Pr Munitions Committee
Fillart Roosevelt
Russia
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Nyr
Republican
North Dakota
Clark
Nye
Senate
Headlights Blamed in Fatal Dallas Crash
A Dallas crash blamed bright headlights for the fatal collision. Sailor KC Mitchen of Bas Tropia died in hospital hours after the wreck. Passenger Loo MeN sustained critical injuries. The other driver, believed from El Dorado Arkansas, was involved in the collision.
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Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth
KC. Mitchen
Bastropia
Mitchell I
el Dorado
Ark
California Democratic Lead in Presidential Registration
In San Francisco on October 8 a compilation by the Associates of county clerks shows California registration figures for the upcoming general election. Democratic registrants total 1,231,765. Republican 1,849,954. other parties and declined to state fill the remainder of the statewide 9,203,693. This surpasses the gubernatorial election registration and tops the presidential primary counts.
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Cong’ Ong
San Francisco
Cali-Fouma
City News Fair Dance Event and Voter Registration Trends
A fragment describes a dance event at Macdona and mentions parties including Parker Siddall Gibler Gaye Oren and others with free admission for ladies. It notes a Leon Springs dance and a 1932 election context with Democrats pursuing registrations and Republicans lagging in several counties. The piece highlights the largest total registrants claimed by Democrats and compares to 1924 Republican leads, noting seven of 38 counties favoring Republicans in a May primary.
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Tne Democrats
S A Trio to Speak at Sodality Meet
Three San Antonians from St Marys University and others have been invited to the second annual convention of the Teyas Slate Subbily to discuss Catholic Action In the Pertinent era. James Katin will speak on social justice and Miss Strain on Catholic Action. About 125 delegates from four Catholic colleges nine high schools and three parish clubs attend. Local officers include Evelyn Tohola Alberta Besch Elieland Randol and Arnaud.
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San Antonians
Arthur Randol
James Callin
St. Marys University
Shine Sheila
Teyas
Slate
Loval of Arnaud
St. Ann's
Oficers
Evelyn Tohola
Alberta Besch
Our Lady of St
Variegated Loot Reported Stolen in Fort Worth Area
Police logged thefts in Fort Worth and surrounding areas including $87 stolen from H B Reid in the 1300 block of West Commerce Street by a man and two women. Other reported losses include a saxophone, cash and coins, a marble table cash, clothing, turkeys, and a brief cage from Shropshire Flaga hotel.
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H. B. Reid
Fort Worth
West Comerce
Winleson Street
Waryenmith
Shropshire
Flaga Hotel
Speaker Talks on Aerial Surveying at San Antonio Club
Gllar Kargl spoke on aerial surveying at a San Antonio Canopus club meeting held at the Plas hotel Vriday. The remarks covered methods, potential applications, and the importance of accurate data collection in aerial surveys.
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Gllar
San Antonio
Canopus Club
Plas Hotel
Vriday
Marshall
Bell Rascha
VTL
Braunis
Pervisay
NYA Chief Speaks at Rotary Meet
NYA state director Tyndah B. Johasso spoke at the San Antonio Rotary Club meeting on What the Do for Willie Jones held at the St Anthony Hotel on Friday. Carl Bryan served as chairman.
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Rotary Meet
Tyndah B. Johasso
The
Willie Jones
San Antonio
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