Maine voters and Republican hopes in Hoover drive
Louis Seibold profiles Maine politics as Republicans target all five electoral votes with a dry vote turnout. Maine Republicans favor loyalty to the party over new talent, aiming for a modest margin of 10 000 to 15 000. Democrats, led by Dooley, push vote mobilization while hoping the economy aids Roosevelt.
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New Teas e Publication Seeks Talent Across Departments
Southern Feature Syndicate announces an alert for men and women in all departments. Located at W444 Miora Building, the publication invites applicants for a broad range of roles.
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Elert
Intelligent
Southeresrere Feature Syndicate
Miora
Rodent Poison Research Aims To Extend Potency
Dr Frank E Garlough of the US Biological Survey and Dan Spencer of the rodent control depart conferred with L C White head of the rodent control Saturday The researchers plan to study new poison formulations that keep potency for years while present poisons weaken The group will then travel to Mississippi to assess new composting methods.
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Method Research Laboratories
United States Biological Survey
Dan Spencer
Rodent Control Department
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Garlough
Mississippi
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Mines Facing Martial Law in Christian County Strife
Taylorville Oct 15 Martial law may be imposed in Christian county coal fields if unrest worsens. Over 500 National Guard troops patrol Taylorville and nearby mining towns as a secret military tribunal investigates fatal shootings in the miners strike feud. Andrew Ganes, an insurgent miner, died after being shot by Corporal Russell Myers during arrest resistance.
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Hertrife
Christian County
Mines National Guard
Andrew Ganes
Russel Myers
Roosevelt Leads In Rocky Mountain States Says Poll Analysis
A San Antonio Light analysis, in collaboration with Hearst papers, estimates Roosevelt leads across Rocky Mountain states three weeks before the election. Montana shows a 9400 Roosevelt majority in the western district, Idaho asks 46500, Utah districts favor Roosevelt with 16500 and 20500, Colorado near even, Wyoming unsettled without Cheyenne, Arizona lines up 18000 for Roosevelt while Nevada and New Mexico lean Roosevelt overall.
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Straw Ballot Universal Berrice Poll Details
Revised tabulations of the nationwide presidentile poll show state by state splits of the Hoover and Roosevelt vote. The data track genders, regional divisions, and potential electoral votes, reflecting the collaboration of morning and evening papers nationwide.
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United States praised in Mexican church state stance
El Nacional, organ of the National Revolutionary party, reports that the United States government preserves a correct attitude in Mexico's church and state controversy and will continue to do so. The piece notes Roosevelt is elected president and that U S policy supports Mexican sovereignty and internal policies while respecting religious influence in the United States.
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Thomas Demands Roosevelt Act on Ballot Rule Enfranchisement
Norman Thomes Socialist presidential candidate urged Franklin D. Roosevelt to denounce Oklahoma's ballot disenfranchisement of thousands as he tours the Middle West. He sent a telegram calling on Roosevelt to censure the Democratic party for ruling Roosevelts electors off the ballot in Oklahoma.
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Norman Thomes
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Okahoma
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Roelelst
Middle West
Roosevelt
Lawyers Told to Aid Poor in Federal Court
Federal Judge R J McMillan ordered bar members who practice in federal court to serve as appointed attorneys for defendants who cannot afford counsel. Andrew Young of San Antonio said he was busy, but the court pressed for volunteers as many defendants lack counsel. The fall term opens with pleas of guilty as many seek to avoid jury trials.
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He Toca
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Andrew Young
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Courh
McMillan
Mari Hance
United States District Attorney
Childers Again Heads Phi Beta Delta Fraternity
Hershel Childers has been reelected president of the Phi Delta fraternity at San Antonio Junior College. The group, formed by ex Hi-Y members, expects higher membership this year as many freshmen are former Hi-Y boys. Professor Clyde Barnes sponsors the fraternity.
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Ph Obi Delta
Library hours shift with earlier opening and limited branches
San Antonio libraries announce new hours opening two hours earlier, with daily close at 8 p.m. The San Pedro and Roosevelt branches will operate Thursday to Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m., deviating from summer schedules as duties and duties are assumed. New Los Caballeros officers, led by Willis Tate, will take on roles Monday night at the fall meeting with Dan Mores as president and Oliver Moore as vice president.
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M. C. Ay
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Jefferson Senior School
Oliver Moore
St. Mary University
Bradford Miller
San Antonio Junior College
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