Democrats Sweep Ohio State Offices in 1932 Election
In Columbus on November 10, 1932, Democrats won most state offices. John W. Bricker, Harry Day and Joseph T. Tracy led GOP losses for attorney general, state treasurer, and state auditor, with Bricker narrowly ahead. Judges Matthias and Jones retained Supreme Court seats. Roosevelt and White achieved large Democratic wins. Bulkley defeated Bettman for U.S. Senator.
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Columbus
U.R
John W. Bricker
Harry Day
Fremont
Joseph T. Tracy
Bricker
Herbert
Red Cross Roll Call Fails to Reach Quota
Miss Pearl French reports the Red Cross Roll Call ends Saturday with half the quota unmet. Volunteers have aided flour distribution and sewing since last May, with 90,000 sacks of flour and 31,000 yards of material supplied locally.
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Red Cross
Miss Pearl French
Miss French
National Red Cross
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens
Hotel Berry
Contempt Upheld Over War Insurance Share in Canton
Ohio Supreme Court affirms Stark County Court of Appeals contempt judgment against Carl A. Derland of Canton for failing to pay his three sisters one quarter of $10,000 World War I insurance proceeds issued to his brother Ralph Dorland who died March 15, 1923.
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Columbus
UPA
Carl A. Derland
Canton
Stark County Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Derland
Ralph Dorland
Ohio League of Women Voters Holds Annual Convention
Columbus Ohio November 10 opening of the Ohio League of Women Voters annual convention with attendees reported.
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Columbus
Ohio League of Women Voters
Wagered coal to be shipped by air after election win
Secretary Slemp must ship a ton of coal by air from Camden to Washington as part of an election wager with John F. Costello. The coal and air shipment were stipulated after Governor Roosevelt won the election. The coal is to be flown from Camden Airport on Friday.
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Washington
Bascom Semp
Coolidge
Camden
W. Ds
Roosevelt
Slemp
John F. Costello
District of Columbia
Britain Expected to Seek War Debt Talks with Washington
London reports forecast immediate government moves to open negotiations with the United States on war debt. Britain would seek postponement of about 100 million dollars due December 15 while arguing terms should be altered due to European conditions and Lausanne reparations changes.
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London
U.P
Hbritain
United States
Washington
Daily Mail
Europe
Lausanne
Germany
Centra Cuba Devastated by Tropical Hurricane
Tropical hurricane hit Centra Cuba affecting about 200 miles of sugar districts. It demolished houses sugar mills crops and trees. Deaths stood at 18 with up to 100 injured. District cut off from communication and feared higher casualties. Storm moved seaward toward Bahamas and possibly toward U S coast. shipping warned.
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Havana
Cuba
U.2
Centra
Bahamas
United States
Alienists to Examine Downing in Murder Case
Judge Henry L. Scarlett appointed four alienists to assess John "Red" Downing in his cell at county jail. They will evaluate his mental condition to determine his defense for the murder trial of Mrs. Marie Bonzo, wife of Daniel J. Bonzo, chief record clerk at Ohio Penitentiary. Trial set for next Wednesday.
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Columbus
Henry L. Scarlett
John
Red) Downing
Marie Bonzo
Daniel J. Bonzo
Ohio Penitentiary
Robert C. Tarbell
E. E. Gaver
Downing
County Jalil
Mining District Vote Signals United Backing In County
Ath ens County voters in Tuesday’s mining districts showed strong unity against state and county officers tied to a year of strike controversy. Roosevelt carried county support while Hoover faded. Stratton won in Nelsonville as Wingett’s bid for re election fell short. New officials include Ruth Burdette clerk of courts Charles Stratton sheriff Fred Kittie commissioner.
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Athens County
Stratton
Nelsonville
Wingett
Athens
Thompson
Major S. M. Johnson
J. W. Wilson
Emmett Carpenter
G. D. Gorham
John Bolin
Taft Estate Valued Over Twelve Million in Probate Inventory
The estate of the late Anna Linton Taft was valued at 12 274 466 42 after deductions in Cincinnati Probate Court. Inheritance tax of 444 408 68 will be paid by the estate with daughters Jane Taft Ingalls and Louise Taft Semple each bearing half. Mrs Ingalls is mother of David S Ingalls the defeated Ohio governor candidate.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Anna Linton Taft
Jane Taft Ingalls
Louise Taft Semple
Kentucky Changes mous Vote Tuesday
FRANKFORT Ky Nov 10 President Hoover who carried Kentucky in 1928 by 175000 over Alfred E Smith today had lost the state to Franklin D Roosevelt by a figure that may exceed 175000 The count from 2301 of 4154 precincts showed Roosevelt 305026 Hoover 193265 Roosevelt also carried into office Senator Alben W Barkley and the full slate of the nine Democratic Congressmen all of whom were elected at large.
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Edward
Matthias
van Wert
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Supreme Court
Franklin D Roosevelt
George White
Roosevelt
Ohio
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
White
David 8. Ingalls
Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Lily Pons Guests Oberlin College At Finney Chapel
Mlle Lily Pons, renowned Metropolitan Opera soprano, attended a reception hosted by Oberlin College faculty and students after her concert in Finney Chapel before about 1 800 people last night in Oberlin Ohio.
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Oberlin
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Hoover Resting at Palo Alto Home After Victory
President Hoover spends quiet days at his Palo Alto residence after defeat. He accepts lighter duties post election, expresses relief at ending uncertainty, and plans to return to private life while urging a smooth transition of power to President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Henry F. Misselwite
United Press
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
U.P
Letaure
Franklin D Roosevelt
Tedrow Trial Opens in Manslaughter Case Near Lubrig
The trial of Cash Tedrow, a Lubrig miner, for manslaughter in the September death of Boyd Vincent opened in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Jury selection ongoing, testimony expected Friday morning. Tedrow reportedly admitted to confronting officers and Vincent had threatened him.
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Lubrig
Boyd Vincent
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Tedrow
Athens County
Grand Jury
Vincent
Luhrig
Armistice Day Observance Planned in Athens
Athens streets celebrate Armistice Day with no general observance. Flags on Court Street and a citizen display urged. Banks closed and schools dismissed. Athens High to end early. grade schools dismissed at 2 PM. American Legion Drum Corps to Jackson for celebration. parade dance and card party planned. Ohio State cheerleader Musaman to be deposed after Nov 14 for damage to Pomerene Hall steps worth 25 dollars.
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Athens
Court Street
American Legion
Athens County
Athens High School
Jackson
Columbus
Lewis H. Musaman
Worthington
Ohio State University
Pomerene Hall
Ohio State
Donie Bush Named Cincinnati Reds Manager for 1933
Owen Joseph Donie Bush of Indianapolis signed to manage the Cincinnati Reds for 1933. At 44 he becomes the club’s twenty first manager after Cincinnati finished last in 1931 and 1932. Sidney Weil, owner, awarded a one year contract after Dan Howley’s three season tenure.
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Owen Joseph
Donie” Bush
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Reds
Bush
Dan Howley
Reds
Sidney Weil
Provident
Bitter beer clash hovers over short Congress session
The dry and wet factions mobilize as new Congress convenes to decide whether beer will be legalized this winter or next year. Dry leaders back lame duck blocks to curb reform while wet Democrats push immediate Volstead Act modification, signaling a sharp, protracted struggle.
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Congress
Mevta
Hold Husband Slayer Mrs Emma Smith of Lodi Township
An indictment for manslaughter will be sought against Mrs Emma B Smith 24 year old widow of John L Smith who admits shooting Tuesday at their home on Dutch Ridge in Lodi Township Officials say She requested a preliminary hearing at arraignment before Magistrate C H Porter but withdrew when allowed to post $1000 bond for appearance before the grand jury She returned home with her two small children after bond was furnished
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Emma B. Smith
John L. Smith
Dutch Ridge
Lodi
Plans for Every Pupil Test in Athens Schools
Plans are being made for a tent to be conducted in Athens schools as part of the statewide testing program sponsored by the State Department of Education. First tests will be given from December 7 to December 9. The test has been sponsored for the past three years. The test used is known as Every Pupil Test.
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Athens
State Department of Education
Returns Show Congress will Be Democratic
New York November 10 Latent congressional returns establish the Democratic victory Tuesday as an almost unprecedented triumph. Democrats won 31 Senate seats, Republicans won 6 and a short term contest in Colorado is in doubt. Of the Democratic winners 1 were wets, 6 were dry, and 6 not classified. Two Republicans were wet. Incomplete House returns indicated election of 98 Democrats and 1 Republican leaving 41 seats in doubt. The Senate line up for the Seventy third Congress shows Democrats 30? Republicans 4? Farmer Labor 1.
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New York
Senate
Republicana
Colorado
Farmer Labor
Parmer
Labor
Athens High Reboot Votes Split Between Parties
In a Tuesday morning trial election with about two to one favoring Republicans, Athens High School area voters backed GOP candidates for most offices. Key results included Herbert Moorer 498 over Roosevelt 263. Ingalls 820 over White 244. Wingett winning sheriff by 101 votes. numerous down ballot races listed with varying margins. a high school veteran area elected Marshall as chief justice. a judicial ballot with Stephenson 347 Geiger 447 and other names. 464 votes opposed amendment while 279 supported it.
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Athens High
Herbert Moorer
Roosevelts
Ingalls
White
Wingett
Lee Palmer
Charles Bawyer
Leutenant
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Myere
Tracy
Butler
Day
Ferguson
Bricker
Gorham MG
Young
Wilson
Dpruse
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Jones
Hunter
Marshall
Supreme Court
Weygandt
Stephenson
Geiger
Henderson
Zimmerman
Matthias
Hubbell
Maaric
Court of Appeals
Johnson
Cross
Martzolff Circle to Hold Evening Meeting Tonight
The Martzolff Circle will hold a council meeting tonight at seven o'clock. Members are asked to bring fruit for delivery to the White Cross Hospital.
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Martzolff Cince
White Croce Hospital
Farm Relief Plan Aims At Subsidy Through Output Limits
Roosevelt approves a Voluntary Domestic Allotment Plan to stabilize farm prices by taxing exportable surpluses and requiring farmers to limit production. The scheme would fund subsidies to farmers via an excise tax on certain products, with $400 million collected annually and distributed through state and local channels.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Press
Pennsylvania Highway War Halts Cross-State Truck Traffic
A dispute erupts as Pennsylvania requires out-of-state motor trucks to buy a state tag. The move blocks main highways and risks vast perishable goods. New Jersey and Maryland follow suit as patrols check credentials of truck drivers.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Blood on Geneva streets sparks deadly clash
Geneva hosts world peace talks was sealed by troops after Socialist and Anti Socialist factions clashed killing at least 11 and wounding 6. Demonstrators attacked a Plain Palais meeting tearing cobblestones and hijacking rifles before troops opened fire with machine guns.
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Geneva
Geneve
Anti-Sociatista
Plain Palais
Winner in Doubt Election Bet Made on Campus
In Columbus Ohio on Election Day hot bets caused a campus stunt as Howard C Coudrey of Cleveland wheeled Guy C Herneh of Ashland around the oval in a cold rain. Herneh had backed Roosevelt while Coudrey supported Hoover.
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Columbus
Ohiotate University
Howard C. Coudrey
Cleveland
Hoover
Guy C Herneh
Ashland
Oval
Guy
Roosevelt
Social Lions Battle For Political Post
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney heir to a $100000000 fortune ran for Congress in the First New York District. He was defeated by incumbent Robert L. Bacon after a strenuous campaign that split wealthy Long Island society and saw Whitney’s wife canvass doors to door.
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L. 1
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
Jenny) Whitney
New York
Long Island
New York City
Whitney
Robert L. Bacon
Bacon
Meteor Show Expect Leonid Display In Late November
New York reports a brilliant meteor display slated for November 18 to 19 as astronomers deploy instruments to study the Leonids. The event, a rare yearly treat, parallels famed showers of 1833 and 1866 with hopes high after recent minor showers in 1979 and 1981.
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New York
Scarlet fever case reported in Athens City
A new scarlet fever case was reported in Athens City this morning to Dr J M Higgins county health officer.
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Athens City
de. J. M.higgins
Party Sections In Right Over Cabinet Places
New York dispatch outlines Roosevelt's first major task shaping a cabinet. The piece notes divisions within the party between conservative East and more radical wings, naming potential nominees such as Davis Baker Polke for State, Traylor Barreh for Treasury, Ritchie for Attorney General, Farley for Postmaster, Dern for Interior, Perkins for Labor, and others.
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Ernor Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
Huey Long
Louisiana
Dil
Washington
Johnson
California
Ria
Nebraska
LaFollette
Wiscconsin
Cutting
New Mexico
Tesan
Roosevelt
William G. Adeo
Roosevelt Han
Ritchie
Maryland
Owen BD
Young
Melvin Traylor
John W. Travia
John W. Davis
Newton D. Baker
Frank L. Polke
Norman
Phi Beta Kappa Names Four Justors and One Graduate
Phi Beta Kappa at Obie University announced honors for four juniors and one graduate. Inductees include Cufford L. Hughes from Akron, Marjorie Swarts Harrison of Palmerton, Clara Blooi of Kaney Toledo, Marty Lee Waddell of Clarksburg, and Oscar Turner of Cleveland. Turner, Ohio University 1992 graduate, is a medical student at Western Reserve University. Initiation is tentatively set for December.
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Obie University
Phi Beta Kappa
Lambda
Cufford L. Hughes
Akron
Marjorie Swarts Harrison
Palmerton
Clara Blooi
Kaney
Toledo
Marty Lee Waddell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Oscar Turner
Cleveland
Turner
Ohio University
Western Reserve University
Will Healy Pays Off After Betting on Roosevelt
In Los Angeles on November 10 Will Healy declared he would not repeat his bet. Healy paid off at the appointed hour after Hoover Manuel Aionzo chose Roosevelt and threw a bad eggs at Healy in celebration of the result.
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Los Angeles
Will Healy
Healy
Presix
Hoover Manuel Aionzo
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Maintains Large Lead in Presidential Vote
NEW YORK November 10 Roosevelt extends his national popular vote lead over Hoover to 6,256,921. A United Press tally at noon shows 19,944,992 for Roosevelt and 13,688,071 for Hoover from a total of 33,633,068 votes counted.
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Roosevelt
New York
U.P
Hoover
United Press
Northeast gale paralyzes Jersey Coast and Long Island
A heavy northeast gale sweeping the Jersey Coast and Long Island Sound disrupts scores of people. Traffic is snarled and many areas are damaged by high tides and waves lashing shore cities.
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New York
Jersey
Long Island Sound
Hungarian pastor missing. wife reports life threats
Rev. Sigismund Laky, pastor of the Hungarian Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Church in Youngstown, is missing. His wife says threats had been made against his life.
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Youngstown
Sigismund Laky
Hungarian Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mre
Laky
Runaway Witness Pauline Pisano Returned to Steubenville
Pauline Pisano, 22, who escaped from the jail here while a witness in a Mann Act case, was returned to Steubenville today after being arrested in Elwood City, Pennsylvania.
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Steubenville
Pauline Pisano
Elwood City
Nobel Prize Awarded to English Novelist John Galaworthy
Stockholm reports John Galaworthy, English novelist, received the Nobel Prize in literature today. His latest work Maid in Walting was published last fall.
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Stockholm
John Galaworthy
Literacture
Walting
Lass
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