CANDIDATES AT HOME TO VOTE
President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt prepared to vote at home after final campaign stops. Hoover on route to Palo Alto and Roosevelt in Hyde Park. Vice President Curtis and Garner also voting at home or nearby. Cabinet members cast ballots from Washington and home towns across the country.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Frank D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Elko
Nevada
Palo Alto
California
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
New York
Democratic National
Biltmore Hotel
New York City
Hyde Park
Stanford University Campus
Curtis
Eldorado
Augusta
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Speaker Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Stimson
Long Island
Mills
Tulsa
Hurley
War Department
Oklahoma
Mitchell
St. Paul
Minnesota
Brown
Toledo
Wilbur
Hyde
Trenton
Adams
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Chapin
Commerce Department
Detroit
Doak
Labor Department
Gored Rancher Airlifted After Calf Branding Attack
J. H. Tippett West Texas rancher was gored by a cow while branding calves on his Guadalupe north ranch. He was rushed to Guadalupe emergency field, then flown by American Airways to a West Texas hospital in critical condition.
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Big Spring
U.P
J. H. Tippett
West Texas
Tippett
Guadalupe
E. C. Anderson
American Airways
Tippet
Secret Service Ready to Guard Either Presidential Candidate
Washington November officials say 4 men are set for double duty to protect either the President or a President elect. Chief Moran confirms plans to guard Roosevelt if he becomes Hoover successor, while Jervis leads the Hoover guard contingent to Palo Alto. Guard duties would switch instantly upon election results.
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Secret Service
Washington
W. H. Moran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Richard Jervis
Palo Alto
Jervis
Roosevelt
Moran
Socialist Candidate Norman Thomas Ends Campaign in Milwaukee
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President, concluded his campaign in Milwaukee last night. He planned to cast his ballot at Livingston Heights in Virginia and had not decided whether to receive returns in Chicago or Milwaukee.
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Will
Livingston Heights
Virginia
Norman Thomas
Milwaukee
Chicago
Wisconsin
Five Mile Chase Ends With Arrest In Amarillo Jail
A five mile pursuit ends with Homer a negro captured in Wolflin Addition and charged with theft over $50. Norman Owen of Fowler's Brake Service identifies $60+ worth of brake lining tossed from Homer's car as stolen. The incident occurred after a chase in Amarillo, Texas.
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Homer
Amarillo
Norman Owen
Fowler
Fillmore Street
Wolflin Addition
Owen
Radio calls escaped man back or is Florida the warmer
Supt. L F Chapman of Florida Prison Farms urged against escapes in a radio address titled Folly of Escapes. Herbert Thompson, serving five years, escaped a road camp last May, heard the speech in St Louis, then hitchhiked home to surrender in Florida.
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Florida
Raiford
Fila
L. F. Chapman
Herbert Thompson
Chapman
Thompson
St. Louis
Letter to the Editor Attacks Roosevelt and Democrats
Clyde French of Tascosa Texas criticizes Franklin D Roosevelt and the Democratic Party calling them corrupt and misgoverning. He defends Herbert Hoover and blasts Ferguson and Roosevelt comparing Roosevelts leadership unfavorably to Theodore Roosevelt. He urges printing the letter in defense of true Americanism.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Texas
Fergusons
T. R
Franklin D
Clyde French
Tascosa
Firestone Tires Featured for Safety and Endurance
An advertisement touts Firestone non skid tires with gum dipped construction for maximum traction and safety. It highlights world records, racer endorsements, and a tire trade in offer with liberal allowances.
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Allowaevu Toe Mae
Firestone
Glen Schultz
Pike’s Peak
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APT View
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H. Smith
Sears
Nashua
FLOOR
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Goodyear
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Polk
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