Record Number of Women Seek National, State Offices
Washington reports 102 women running in general elections for the senate house and state posts. The National Woman's Party cites growth from 12 years of activity and push to counter economic dependence as two main factors. Nine seek re election including senator Hattie W. Gitra and Ruth Pratt. Socialists lead among parties with 23 candidates. Quicks and others follow with Democrats 18 and Republicans 17.
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Woman's
Associated Press
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Woman's Party
Wine
Hatiie W. Gitra
Arkansas
Wit Tour
Florence P. Ban
Alifornia
Edith Nourse Rogers
Ruth Pratt
Comquists
Prohibition
Farmer- Labor
God Liberty
Alfred Smith to Speak in Newark Tonight
Alfred E. Smith, backed by New Jersey Democrats, will address thousands in Newark at the 113th Infantry Armory tonight. His campaign message centers on national issues for the first time this year. exact speech topic not announced.
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Alfred Smith
Newark
W. J
Alfred E. Smith
Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry Amnazy
Berle Ghat To Be Argued In Muskogee Trial
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 24 a legal debate over the fate of Rev A Berrie accused of murdering his first wife by poison to marry a 19 year old Sunday school teacher in his church was ready for presentation to a jury. After District Judge W J Crump instructed the jury will retire to decide among verdicts including murder with death or life imprisonment.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ool
A. Berrie
W. J. Crump
Escape From Devil's Island Reach Dutch Colony
Five Frenchmen Spentard Italian and another escapee from Devil's Island landed in Willemstad Curacao on Saturday after a 1500 mile voyage in a sailing canoe. Their distressing journey ends with arrival abroad. In Chicago, prosecutors charge staged accidents to boost family income, with five arrested on conspiracy.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Bullington Wakes Tour Picks Up In Texas
Orvills Bullington Republican gubernatorial candidate conducts a day of speeches across towns south of San Antonio. He returns to Maverick Park at 8 PM for a rally after earlier stops in Gonzales Yorktown Kenedy Karnes City and Floresville. Local chairman J N Houston says a large crowd is expected. rain would move the event to Beethoven Hall.
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Orvills Bullington
Wichita Falls
Maverick Park
Bullington
Gunter Hotel
Burlington Democratic Cub
J. N. Houston
Gonzales
Yorktown
Kenedy
Karnes City
Floresville
Houston
Beethoven Hol
Gim Perry
E. A. Kelly
Weather summary and precipitation figures for the period
The report lists total precipitation amounts and deficits for the month and year to date, noting none in the Southwest region including Arizona and New Mexico. It provides daily readings for Monday into Tuesday morning, with a detailed table of high and low temperatures across multiple U.S. cities, and a nationwide forecast outlook.
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Louisiana
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Albuquerque
Amarillo
Esre
Sedloudy
Atlanta
Seleudy Stoaton
Maen
Brownsville
Tezum
Charleston
Sheyanne
Wallan
el Tio
Texam
Choy Denver
Dea Mulnes
Jawa
Kan
Ark Santin
Ark
Stoudy Calesion
Texsam
Rloudy Helene
Mont
Vests Houelen
Hoover to tour midwest and interior in re election drive
President Hoover plans a vigorous two week campaign swing covering New York Detroit and midwestern stops with a possible fourth tour to Indianapolis and Chicago. He returns from Detroit and meets with banking official Henry Robinson and Henry Ford as part of campaign preparations and policy discussions.
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Chicago
White House
New York
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Los Angelea
Central Committee
Federal Reserve
God Robinson
Wen
Henry Ford
Ford
Robinson
Linton
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Democratic House
Roosevelt
Insurance Firm Barred from Texas Operations
A Texas district court granted a restraining order against Mutual Benefit Association of Louisiana, headquartered in Shreveport, barring it from conducting life insurance business in Texas. The state alleges the company operated without a Texas insurance permit and license, violating regulatory requirements.
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Oty
Mutual Benefit Association of Louisiana
Shreveport
Texas
Texas Attorney General’s Department
Louisiana Corporation
Board of Insurance Commissioners
Tomes
Johnson to Talk in Los Angeles Nov 8
In Los Angeles on November 1 under the National Progressive League banner United States Senator Hiram Wohnson Republican California will urge Roosevelt and Garner for president and vice president at a main meeting. Johnson outlined plans in a telegram to Superior Judge Francis J Honey. He will speak first for the Democratic nominees in San Francisco next Friday. Accepts church call in Houston The Rev W D Bratton formerly of Houston has accepted a call to the rectorate of Grace Church Memphi s one of the oldest Episcopal churches in the South.
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Los Angeles
INS
National Progressive League
United States
Hiram Wohnson
Republican
California
Franklin J. Roosevelt
John N. Garer
Francis J. Honey
San
Houston
W. D. Bratton
Grace Church
South
Pennsylvania Dems predict 36 electoral votes for Roosevelt
Philadelphia report notes Democratic confidence as economic distress fuels a predicted political landslide. It cites Pennsylvania where Hoover carried 1928 with 98706 votes and governor Finchot won in 1930 by 58 870, while a taxpaying audience at Main Avenue High School Tuesday seeks support for relief loans and a political advertisement ends with a taxpaying league meeting notice by Oct 25 urging attendance and inviting ladies.
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Louis 5Eibold
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Finchot
Philadelphia
Pennsyyvania
Keystone
Smith
Pin Thot
Taxpayers’ League
Main Avenue High School
Malone backs Hoover in shift from Roosevelt at Democratic conv
Dudley Field Malone, a Democratic delegate at the convention that nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt, declares he will vote for Herbert Hoover. In a public letter, Malone says supporting Hoover is a high duty of citizenship after three dreadful years and warns against changing leadership with too much at stake in every home and store.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Presdent
Hower
Malone
Walson
Alfred E. Smith
Harold Lloyd Father to Wed in Hollywood Marriage Notice
Harold Lloyd's father J Darsle Loyd aged 62 to wed Helen Marshal Jetresa 40 in Hollywood. The couple filed a notice of intention to marry last Saturday and announced plans for the ceremony next Thursday in a motion picture context.
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Harold Lloyd
Hollywood
J. Darsle
Faxte) Loyd
Helen Marshal
Jetresa
Lloyd
Mis Afarnhall
Norris Cancels Speeches Due to Illness
Senator George W Narr of Nebraska cancellations of planned speeches in Springfield and Kansas City due to a severe cold and throat infection, efforts tied to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt’s Democratic presidential campaign.
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Springfield
George W. Narr
Nebraska
Kansas City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mounted Police Break Montreal Picket at Factory
A squad of about 30 mounted police charged into a mass of striking workers attempting to picket a local factory in Montreal Quebec. Tale Rozen, 29, was stabbed in the arm and another man was arrested after brandishing a large pair of shears during the clash.
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Montreal
Que
Oak
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