Train Sniper Attack Kills Guard on Hustler Route
In Louisiana near Calvin six miles north of Winnfield, sniper fire hit the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Hustler express. Guard Max Osborne of Rodessa was killed, fireman E J Waskom shot in the jaw, engineer F R Bacon grazed, with prior shots and a derailed train already raising dangerous tensions during the strike.
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New Orleans
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Calvin
Winnfield
Max Osborne
Rodessa
E. J. Waskom
F. R. Bacon
Lemke To Retain Seat In Congress
North Dakota reports Rep. William Lemke winning steady in the race to keep his congressional seat as the Union party candidate trails in presidential voting. The article notes Lemke leading among six candidates vying for North Dakota’s two at large seats.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Lemke
Union Party
North Dakota
Radio lineups and programs for Wednesday November 4
A dense schedule lists WAM KB radio programs from morning to midnight, naming actors, bands, talk shows, serials, news, and sports segments. Listings include Tom Mix, Orphan Annie, Jack Armstrong, Lowell Thomas, Amos n Andy, Gun talk, and multiple station hour blocks across WGAR WGN WLW and more.
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Tom Mix
Jack Armetto
Stenness
Spoerteman
Lowell Thomas
Almost m
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Jack Rando
Thorn Rand
Warne King
Warne Rin
Hal Rayme
Hal Barrie
Gray Bard
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Geldman Ban
Goodma
Chen
Tain
Yank Willer
Ford Ruskin-Jr. Bredestr
Malcolm Tlsie
Urs
Johnn
David Harum
Ralph Hirberg
Allen Prescott
Marr Marlin
Tommy
Beth
Resume
Jerry Brannon
Brad and
Walter Logan
Carol Deis
Leuns’s
Jack Armstrong
Sportsman
Amos
Andy J
Exper
Gov. Daver
Drus Store
Muale Hall
Music Hal
Music Hall
Gov. Davey -Hawkins Orch
Democrats Retain Control Of House In 1934 Returns
New York reports indicate Democrats secured a two thirds majority in the next House amid a landslide that dashed Republican hopes for breaking Roosevelt era control. Incomplete returns show small GOP gains in Kansas and Connecticut while Democrats win seats in Rhode Island California and Pennsylvania.
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New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Calfornia
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Boston Terrier Club To Meet Thursday
The re organized Lorain County Boston Terrier Dish meeting shifts to Thursday night at 821 Lake Avenue, Mrs. D. B. Jenkins reports. The club expands its scope to include all dog breeds and invites owners, raisers, and enthusiasts to attend.
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Lorain County
D. B. Jenkins
Jenkins
Lake Avenue
Bellefontaine Cow Keeps City On Edge Then Nabbed
In Bellefontaine Ohio a cow named Bossi wandered into traffic, halted at lights, and ended up in the courthouse yard defying a keep off the grass sign. Patrolman J M Peterson chased and roped the errant bovine after a brief pursuit.
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Bellefontaine
O. —Bossi
Court House
J. M. Peterson
Democrats poised to gain Senate majority in early returns
New York reports show a Democratic tilt with the party leading in 5 more contests as incomplete returns come in. Democrats win Hastings seat and press ahead in governors races while Republicans hold fewer gubernatorial posts. Norris and Borah appear reelected, Dickinson Barbour and Carper trailing. Brown leads Michigan race, with Couzens seat history noted.
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New York
TU. S. Senate
Daniel O. Hastings
Senate
Roosevelt
Borah
Norris
William E. Borah
Idaho
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Lester J. Dickinson
W. Warren Barbour
N. J
Robert D. Carer
Wro
Prentiss Brown
Wilbur M. Brucker
Michigan
James Couzens
R. Couzens
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mrs Landon Accepts Defeat With Quiet Dignity
Mrs. A M Landon faced news of her husband’s loss and Roosevelt’s victory with calm good humor. She kept up family duties with son Nancy Jr and daughter John Cobb III while greeting guests and reporters. The couple later discussed the outcome quietly in the study at their mansion.
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M. Landon
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fou
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Mrs. Landon
Hansas
Nancy Jr
John Cobb
The Moon's Our Home Opens at Lincoln Theatre
A fiery-tempered actress and an explorer novelist headline the cast as Margaret Sullavan and Henry Fonda lead The Moon's Our Home opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre.
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Our Home
Lincoln Theatre
Margaret Sullavan
Henry Fonda
Spree of Humour at Capitol In My Man Godber
William Powell portrays a butler while Carole Lombard plays a debutante in a Capitol Theatre comedy. A scavenger hunt scene fuels lighthearted misadventure as humor spins through the film.
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MY Man Godber
Capitol Theatre
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Community Club and Society Meetings Tonight
Numerous groups across Grafton Henrietta Litchfield and surrounding towns hold afternoon and evening gatherings. Activities include bridge, choir practice, missionary society meetings, PTA events, grange elections, lodge sessions, and community dances and carnivals with local hosts and times listed.
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North Olmsted
Chatham
W. F. Holcomb
Henrietta—M. E
At & P
Wakeman — Bridge Club
C. A. Cooley
Wakeman—Grange
Pitsfield—Ladhies’ Society of the Community Church
Wallace Bear
LA Grange
Frank Amierop
Ethiopia
Baptist Church
Wakeman Students Set Topics for Peace Declamation Contest
Wakeman High School pupils have been assigned subject topics for the Peace Declamation contest to be staged at Town Hall. The event gathers contestants from the Wakeman area to present prepared speeches on designated themes.
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Wakeman
Wakeman High School
Lighting Contract Up For New London Council Review
A letter from Cities Alliance presented to the Village of New London and read at Monday’s meeting urged drastic gas rate cuts. Council tabled the letter, noting the local situation was satisfactory. Bills of 797.22 were ordered paid and the electric-light committee was asked to report on lighting. An aim exists to settle the new contract before January 1, 1937.
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New London
Cities Alliance
Ohio Committee
Electricight Committee
Blackman
Legion of New London Post Holds Meeting with 35 Members
Legion of New London and Post No. 292 met Monday with thirty five present. Four squads formed to handle membership drive chaired by Rice Barker Texter Bricker. Armistice observance committees named Paul White chair. Roof repair interior decoration committees named Bricker Van Oven Race Hart Bricker. Post charter reframed and repairs planned. Gifts boost building fund. Dr L D McMillan gave a United States Constitution talk. Armistice Day plans include 7 pm supper a commander message and a dance. Next meeting November 15.
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New London
Laurence E. Brooomie
Rice
Barker
Texter
Bricker
Paul M. White
Harrson Bricker
Joe van Oven
Harry Race
Albert Hart
H. Bricker
L. D. McMillan
A. B Hart
Orland Postmaster-Railroad Agent Change Noted
In Orland Ohio Vinton county the post master rail road agent job has only changed once in 54 years. Incumbent George Cherry has held the position since January 6 1909 when his uncle Lucius Payne passed it to him after tiring of it. Payne served since January 4 1851. The Ohio Council of Churches sponsors a contest with Virginia Wilson Clinton Bement Jr Joseph Karnnetts Mary Ellen Daugherty Richard Parsons Elaine Mockiler James Tannern Henry Vasinak and Laura Mae Kenyon as contestants. The Wakeman High School band will provide music for the evening. The event is in Athens Ohio.
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Virginia Wilson
Clinton Bement, Jr
Joseph Karnnetts
Mary Ellen Daugherty
Richard Parsons
Elaine Mockiler
James Tannern
Henry Vasinak
Laura Mae Kenyon
Wakeman High School
Ohio Council of Churches
Athens
Orland
Vinton County
George Cherry
Lucius Payne
Payne
Pontiac Presents New 1937 Models
Pontiac announces two main lines for 1937, deluxe six and deluxe eight, with longer wheelbases, roomier bodies, stronger engines, and improved performance. Master Six is discontinued to focus on the deluxe lines, offering seven body styles and seven colors, with upscale interiors and refined radiator styling carried forward with modest design tweaks.
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Pontia
Pontiac
Women who hold their men never let them know
A vintage advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual pain and functional disorders in women. It urges women to endure monthly discomfort discreetly, claiming the product helps tone the system during life stages from womanhood to motherhood to middle age.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E
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