Indianapolis Sees Governor Alt’s Peace Vision
Governor Alt M. Lumdel tells Indianapolis crowd that peace must guide world relations, urging mediation and arbitration to prevent war. He condemns excess partisanship and calls for strong faithful diplomacy, international cooperation, and limitations on military force to sustain global stability.
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Indianapolis
Alt ‘M. Lumdel
Indiana
Sionts
Department of State
Comusiteen
Coolidge
Mesmerized oratory shapes 1936 campaign talk
Fragmented OCR reads like a speech by Alf Landon and associates. It mentions mesmerized orators, a 1936 campaign dynamic, and criticisms of Democratic rhetoric, with references to the Supreme Court and economic concerns amid a political rally.
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Sacramento
Calif
John Francs
San Francis¢o
America
Wales
Alf M. Landon x
Elec
Wisdoen
Reylan
Desacratic Party
Supreme Court
Army Orders Listed With Retirement Bearings
Army orders posted list names and destinations including Sue Col Guy Norvell Cas and Meinhardt for retirement, with mentions of San Francisco and Washington. The document cites barracks 46 hops and references the Light War Ad Cluster with a March size.
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Wasuingson
Democrats Announce Fillers of War Chest
A Washington dispatch reports the Democratic national committee prepared to file its fundraising results for September and October. The treasury showed receipts and expenditures totaling millions, with key donors and committees listed and allocations to the Democratic fund noted. The report highlights contributions from major figures and groups, including advertising purchases and campaign support, totaling several million dollars.
102-Year-Old Farmer Swaps Parties in Local Note
A 102-year-old farmer, Major Revelle, reportedly switched political affiliation amid community chatter. The notice references regional names and coded lines about local loyalties and civic events, with scattered details about elections and party alignment.
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Democrat
London DU Quoin
Amun
Revelle
Stonens
Theft of clothes and cash reported
Theft of clothing and cash was reported from a car owned by Paul G Jefferies near 312 Agden parade while parked. Police classified the incident as a theft, noting a bracelet or jewel recovered during investigation. details include dates and witness names but the report remains partial and unclear.
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Paul G Jefferies
Salurday Cigit
Pallee
Genrie C. Wicks
Bal Bailey
Desreatdence
Valley plans for fall crop expansion at Mission plant
The Mission Fruit and Vegetable Company doubles plant size near Lae with new equipment and sheds funded by Missouri Pacific. W D Cott presides, W H Brasdon treasurer. Capacity rises to handle four cars daily, with total project cost around 18000 dollars including shed funding and machinery. Several upgrades raise output for citrus and other fruit shipments.
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Mission Fruit and Vegetable Company
Lae
W. Cott
Bras Don
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Oren
Serton Pets
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Monae
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Mission Cites Association
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Reekin de Mimmayer
Merillroad
New Hurdles For Maternity Derby Spark Debates
Toronto mothers contest a will that dictates a vast estate for bearing the next ten children in ten years. The registrar warned there were no late registrations under the vital statistics act, jeopardizing Mrs Grace Garnato who hopes to be the tenth claimant. Officials insist registrations are closed and the estate will go to the eventual winner, amid protests and petitions.
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Mathers
Aarathan
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Animate
Oatt Roth
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Silal Statistics Bureau
Veere
S Tate Regi
Charles Varice Millar
Espendine Faeger-Sportsmas
Toronto
Maal
Hiis
Specifis
American Legion
Legion
Australia Bids for Immigrants
Adelaide reports Lord Gowrie addressing a chamber about immigration policy. He says Australia’s future depends on a larger and more productive population and urges greater immigration to meet economic needs and national growth.
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Australia
Adelaide
Gowrie
Govespon
oWera
Stay at Homes Outshoot Hunter in Loma Riga
In Loma Riga California on October 24, a hunting story notes Robert Lingd using a log and other tools to outpace rivals in a rough field near the Mb. Linsen region. The account records Lingd harvesting a doe and a buck, signaling a significant win for his party.
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Loma Riga
Calif
Robert Lingd
Mb. Linsen
Hagping
Aather Minnzig
Puck
United States as a Good Neighbor to Latin America
In addressing world peace the speaker urges cooperation with Latin America, argues for arms reduction and adherence to neutral rights, and stresses the need to keep the United States a reliable mediator. He advocates world trade revival, economic stability, and national defense, while rejecting isolation and absolutist neutrality.
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United States
America
John Jay
Latin America
Cas
Washington
Theosdore Roosevelt
Forln
Arkansas convict Chapman sentenced in Texas bank robbery
Tind en Oct 26. Charlie Chapman, escaped Arkansas convict, was sentenced to 60 years in the Texas state prison for his part in the First National Bank robbery at Atlanta, Texas on August 31. Chapman, who with DH Lind Day and Buddy Sadler faced charges, stated he expected only seven years and claimed to be driven to crime by business reverses.
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Tinden
Charlie Chapman
Arkansas
Texas
First National
Atlanta
Chapman
Lindday
Buddy Sadler
Leon Valley Honor Roll Highlights Local School Students
Teor Valley school principal Nance notes that 15 students are eligible for honor roll for the first six-week period. Named high school students include Margaret Lackey Billie Span and Mary Nichols. grammar school pupils include Arthurine Simmons New Cox Virginia Gray Irena Mattick Richard Magers Betty Jo Krueger Mars gie Burmple Marjorie Voight Doretly Stetbing Edward Patanco Jeralé Miller Irmy Mattick.
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Nance
Teor Valley
Margaret Lackey
Billie Span
Mary Nichols
Arthurine Simmons
New Cox
Virginia Gray
Irena Mattick
Richard Magers
Betty Jo Krueger
Mars Gié Burmple
Marjorie Voight
Doretly Stetbing
Edward Patanco
Jeralé Miller
Irmy Mattick
Ithe Grammar School
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