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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
2
A long handwritten column from Amarillo reflects reconciliation between prominent locals, praising President Masters and Tack while predicting Roosevelt’s broad Southern and Western victory. The author criticizes Hoover, mocks Republican strategy, and urges turnout for the Democratic rally with Major Simpson as speaker.
Several suspects identified as ban dits in a daylight hold up Sunday and in a stick up Saturday night were being held in the city jail Monday for transfer to county custody. Norman R. Motley identified one of the suspects after answering a call for liniment at a vacant house. Bowerman robbed of a purse containing $20. he identified one suspect among those held.
Cato Sells predicts at least 50 000 votes for Ferguson foe while Dr Webb Walker foresees a Bullington majority over 100 000. Armstrong remains confident but offers no majority estimate. Atkinson says Armstrong could win more than half the Republican vote. Socialist nominee Edwards stays busy in Dallas. Voters warned against ticket splitting as ballots may be discarded. UP notes only one box in Harris Chapel Panola County reportedly would not count split ballots.
PAMPA Texas November 7 Republican governor candidate Orville Bullington proposes convening governors or representatives to draft a compact for shorter uniform working hours without cutting purchasing power. He cites past 16 to 8 hour reductions and urges further action, linking labor relief to better oil field conditions via independent operators.
Hoover indicated he would speak less partisan and argued Democratic campaign strategy has failed. He defended governmental liberties, vowed to restore normalcy after the emergency, and said his administration must protect the republic’s social and economic structure built over 150 years. He said the fight against an irresponsible enemy on our flank was necessary.
The article lists regular judges for each precinct with courthouse to masterson ranch sites, and notes 48 additional election aides appointed by the Democratic County Executive Committee. It cites election law allowing a county judge to appoint officials when an amendment to the constitution is voted on upon petition from the county organization.
Mrs Twichell outlined this afternoons or tomorrows W C T U session as speakers discussed poster contests and temperance essays. Mrs Wales Amarillo urged poll tax payments to unite the group against repeal as voters face the issue again. J M Russell demonstrated proper split-ticket voting while Rev Johnston pushed publicity and ballot voting in line with prohibition. L D Mitchell of Dalhart reviewed union work and White Ribbon salute was given. A covered dish luncheon followed with a voters school planned by Phebe K Warner of Claude.
A single man with a five room furnished house seeks middle aged couple as renters in exchange for rent, taxes, repairs, and groceries. Phone 24264 after 6. Also seek a lost bulldog puppy, yellow brindle with four white feet and a white collar, reward offered at 1107 Buchanan Street.
A Fergusons letter questions Gov. Sterling's alleged poor sportsmanship, asking readers to weigh Ferguson's own past conduct. The writer references the 1918 Democratic primary in which James E. Ferguson ran as both voter and candidate, signaling the long history of political controversy surrounding the Ferguson family.
A 300 pound ice cake with a Folger's Coffee can inside will melt in a display window at Amarillo Hardware Company on Polk Street. E. P. Johnson of Folger's Coffee offers eight prizes for guesses on the melt time with entry forms available in the store. Prizes include multiple one pound tins of coffee for top winners.
Communist party presidential campaign ended in New York at Madison Square Garden with William Z. Foster speaking from his Bronx home. Foster urged the road of Lenin as the path to fundamental socialist restructuring amid a highly attended event marking the 15th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution.
The President launched a bold campaign after judging opposition strength. Democrats lingered optimistic, while Republican managers, refusing to concede, issued upbeat reports within 36 hours of the election.
Hugh Exum, a Wichita Falls lawyer and supporter of Republican candidate Orville Bullington, forecast Bullington’s election. He praised Bullington as the best Texas governor in years and urged Panhandle voters to back him with a large vote.
New York markets will remain closed tomorrow for election day. Kansas City hogs and cattle markets show varied activity with price shifts and steady to firm trends amid pre-bureau trading and election holidays. New York stock letters note brisk pre election rally driven by short covering and professional buying, with steel stocks leading gains and broad indices rising despite hedge selling.
Forecasters track a tropical disturbance moving slowly near Honduras with winds around 30 miles an hour. Unclear whether it will continue northwest or turn north as it moves beyond the lower tropics, with expectations that speed may rise.
Stop losing money on stock. Bowles National offers a contract share feeding plan with 40c per cwt for cattle and 20 per head for lambs, deferring half until stock in gold. Supervisors include renowned feeders like John Hubly and Henry Horttenstein, with a low overall cost and deferred freight. Banks co-operate. write or wire details today.
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