Hoover undecided on stump campaign pivot in 1932 race
Washington reports President Hoover delaying personal campaign speeches as party leaders advocate broader stump effort. White House says only three speeches are planned while Slemp urges more appearances amid economic dissatisfaction and heckling fears. Primary trends in Maine Colorado and Michigan shift Democratic momentum.
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Boston
Colorado
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Flashes of Life: diverse notes from many towns
Itemized briefs report a Spain divorce of Onion and Garlic by the republic. Lon Warneke’s cattle flurry yields 300 pets rather than sellable stock in Mount Ida. A will mix up in Newark leads to rejection. Ezra Polk dies rescuing cows in a barn fire at Bloom, Pa. Prof Manley Hudson must face town court in Milford for wrong side driving.
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New York
Lon Warneke
Mount Ida
Ark
Cub Pitcher
Warneke
Milford, Conn
Manley Hudson
Harvard University
Europe
County Delegations Plan Hearings At Road Group Meeting
Thirty three county delegations notified the state highway department they will appear at the highway commission meeting in Austin on Monday and Tuesday. Delegations are split with 14 scheduled for Monday and the remainder for Tuesday.
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Austin
U.P
State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Mexican Charged With Murder in Slaying at Mitchell Home
Otis Mitchell faced murder charges after Frank Morales a Mexican national was shot and killed with a rifle during a fight at Mitchell's residence yesterday in Corsicana Texas authorities said Morales died from the gunshot wound and investigation continues.
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Tex
Otis Mitchell
Frank Morales
Morales
Mitchell
Santa Fe Orchestra Delights Audience Under Weber Conductor
The Santa Fe Orchestra, led by Conductor Carl Weber and Assistant Glenn Nutt, delivered a refined concert in the Santa Fe office building. Soloists Winfield Scott Prentice and C Willard Smith impressed, while John Josey and other members contributed to a high class performance before a several hundred strong crowd.
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Santa Fe
Contert
Carl Weber
Glenn Nutt
Symphony Front
Winfield Scott Prentice
John Josey
C. Willard Smith
Santa’ Fe
Chicago’s Rail Network and 1933 World Fair Preview
Chicago handles vast rail traffic with 23 trunks and 15 terminals plus five electric lines. The Pullman plant spans 400 acres and 100 miles of track. The 1933 International Exposition opens June 1 marking a centennial city celebration. Tri-State Exposition follows September 19 with 40 attractions and $10,000 rodeo prize events.
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Windy City
United States
Chicago Tunnel Company
Pullman Co
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Cricsgo
Lake Michigan
Roosevelt Road
39Th Street
Leonard Stroud
the Argonne
France
Amarillo
Jillo
Tri-State
Negro accused of bank theft lynched in Crossett
Frank Tucker twenty four, in custody for a ten dollar bank teller theft, slashed guard Henry Reed during escape attempt. Tucker overpowered jailer Night Marshall Johnson, was seized by a mob and hanged from a pole in front of the Crossett jail.
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Crossett
Ark
Frank Tucker
Henry Reed
Reed
Marshall H. Johnson
Tucker
Holman Reported Much Better After Week's Illness
Seth B. Holman farm editor of the News-Globe is much improved at his home after a week of illness. He is now able to sit up. He resides at 2415 Ong Street.
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Seth Holman
Seth B. Holman
The
News-Globe
Ong Street
Amarillo Freight Shifts Under Way With Over 100 Cars Moved
C B Davis division freight agent says more than 100 cars will be moved in the coming days. John Barker stock yards chief of Rock Island system with Chicago HQ transacted company business in Amarillo yesterday. S R Carter Santa Fe trainman is regularly assigned to a passenger run between Amarillo and Belen NM.
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Ector Reeves
Newman Parker
Joe Denman
W. E. Danver
A. Petersen
J. M. Murray
C. A. Thomas
Rock Island Division
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Taylor Street
Thomas
Owl Club
William Conway
William, Jr
Ozarks
Conway
Memphis
Tenn
Amarillo
C. B. Davis
John Barker
Chicago
S. R. Carter
Santa Fe
Belen
N. M
Exhibits Fill Agr iculture Building At Tri State Fair
Far more exhibits than the agriculture building can hold are signed for the Tri State Fair. P C Bennett says 21 county exhibits set, eight Future Farmers of America booths, a 36 foot display from New Mexico, and a Mohair booth by a cooperative wool growers group. County agents and reps are constructing displays, all to be finished by Sunday.
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P. C. Bennett
Future Farmers of America
Mexico
Three Texans Named On Democratic Finance Committee
Fifty one members of the National Democratic executive finance committee were announced. Included among the Texans are vice chairman R. W. Morrison and members Clara Driscoll Sevier and Amon G. Carter.
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New York
National Democratic Executive Finance Committee
R. W. Morrison
Texas
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Amon G. Carter
Rail Official Dies in St. Louis
Edward O. Griffin, 65, assistant to the president and in charge of purchasing, died in St. Louis on September 16.
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ST. Louis
Edward O. Griffin
Sudden Death of Railway Official in Office
An official from the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company died suddenly in his office yesterday. Doctors attributed the death to heart disease.
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The
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
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