Hoover Ahead in 42 States in Straw Vote
Herbert Hoover led in 42 states with 63.2 percent of 2,767,262 votes in The Literary Digest straw poll. The survey notes a break in the solid south and gains for Hoover in large cities with Democratic strength shifting. In New York City Hoover trailed Smith 105,864 to 140,770 but New York State went to Hoover 218,920 to 185,659. Ohio favored Hoover 97,852 to 40,719 for Smith. About 88 percent of Smith supporters had voted Republican in the last election.
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Literary Digest
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
al Smith
New York City
New York
Ohio
Smith
Initiation Banquet for Blue Key Chapter Held at Varsity Inn
Ohio University Blue Key honorary group held its first semester initiation banquet at the Varsity Inn. Initiates include Ernest Agostinelli Clifford Moriarity Thomas Powanka Cleme West Edgar Zick Edward Keefe William Elliott Kendal Queary and Alph Betts. Robert Ohm presided and announced the next meeting November 14 in the Men's Union. Ralph Zahour outlined year plans with speakers from Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and local business leaders.
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Blue Key
Ohio University
Varsity Inn
Ernest Agostinelli
Clifford Moriarity
Rho Mu _ Phi
Thomas Powanka
Lamda Chi Alpha
Cleme West
Edgar Zick
Alpha Delta Beta
Edward Keefe
William Elliott
Sigma Delta Rho
Ted Haines
Phi Kappa Tau
Kendal Queary
Delta Tau Delta
I‘alph Betts
Beta Theta Pi
Robert Ohm
A Johnson
Ralph Zahour
Sigma Pi
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Hughes to Speak on National Radio Tonight
Charles Evans Hughes will deliver the only major political speech on a national radio network tonight. Twenty eight National Broadcasting Company stations will broadcast from Kismet Temple in Brooklyn from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern Time, with the Republican National Committee extending its regular half hour to accommodate the address.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
National Broadcasting Company
Kismet Temple
Brooklyn
Hughes
Republican National Committee
Plant Fire in Columbus Rendering Plant Causes 200000 Loss
A fire at the Columbus Rendering Company plant in Columbus caused an estimated 200000 loss. Fire officials reported the blaze broke out late yesterday and prompted extensive damage across the facility.
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Columbus
Columbus Rendering Company
Private policeman Cas sidy dies after auto strike in Cincinnati
Michael J. Cassidy, 32, a private policeman, was killed when struck by a car in Cincinnati. He collapsed while en route to report the accident to the police station, the driver of the vehicle accompanying him.
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Cincinnati
Michael J. Cassidy
Farmer Leader Bennington Dies in Cleveland Burial Set
Wesley H. Bennington aged 47, former Kansas lieutenant governor and Nations Party vice presidential nominee, will be buried tomorrow at 2 30 p m after services at his son E T Bennington’s Cleveland Heights home.
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Cleveland
Wesley H. Bennington
Kansas
the Nations Party
E. T. Bennington
Cleveland Heights
Puzzling Letter Golf Solution at Corn MOAN MOAN MEAN MEAL
A puzzle solution notes a chain of letter changes from CORN to MOAN to MOAN to MEAN to MEAL, revealing a word ladder pattern. The sequence illustrates progressive letter edits to reach each step.
Cleveland Air Admired Hangar Plans For Municipal Airport
Cleveland officials describe plans for a flagship hangar at the Municipal Airport as one of the world’s most modern airplane transportation waiting rooms. The project awaits council ratification of a lease application.
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Cleveland
Mylan Re-elected Secretary of Ohio Bankers Assn
In Columbus Charles H. Mylan der, former local newspaper man, was re-elected secretary of the Ohio Bankers Association. David M. Auch and Miss Rose W. Aebi were named assistant secretaries.
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Columbus
Charles H. Mylander
Ohio Bankers’ Association
David M. Auch
Rose W. Aebi
Father Is Gone Denison Police Seek James Davis
Police in Denison ask for help locating James Davis 42 the father of two who took the family car last Friday and vanished. He is described as dangerous and should not be approached. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them immediately.
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Denison
James Davis
McKinley School Destroyed by Fire in Proctorville
The State Fire Inspection Department was asked to investigate a blaze that totally destroyed McKinley School in Proctorville along the Ohio River opposite Huntington. The building housed fifty children.
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State Department of Fire Inspection
McKinley School
Proctorville
Ohio River
Huntington
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