Hoover Blames Democrats for Economy Crisis Campaign
President Hoover voices charge that Democratic leaders falsified statements about the 1932 downturn. He accuses them of misrepresenting facts to gain political advantage while outlining Republican attempts to stabilize the nation. The remarks reference the Federal Reserve and criticisms of party leaders amid the economic slump.
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Coolidge Will Speak In Eloover's Behalf On Election Eve
The Republican campaign announces Calvin Coolidge will join President Hoover in the final drive. Everett Sanders says hundreds requested another speech. Coolidge will speak from his Worthampton Massachusetts home and broadcast with Hoover from a Western location.
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Leader of Moros Revolt Slain in Sulu Battle
Iman Ibba, head of Moros on Sulu, was killed in a pitched fight with Philippine constabulary forces. Captain Angeles led troops to force the Moros from their new stronghold. Two lieutenants, Saccam and Mahamud, were believed killed. no constabulary fatalities reported.
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Nab Alleged Son Of Russian Czar For Taking Documents
Paris report says Harry Gerguson who calls himself Michael Roman an alleged illegitimate son of the late Russian czar was arrested Friday on charges of stealing documents from an unnamed American benefactor. He has long been a familiar figure in American and European circles, with a checkered past including stowing away on the Te De France and deportation from the United States after earlier escapades.
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Raskob Outlines Five Point Prosperity Program
John J. Raskob in a Democratic address claims victory for Roosevelt and Garner and presents a five point plan aimed at rapid prosperity. He calls for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, liberalizing the Volstead Act, a $1000,000,000 annual beer wine excise tax, radical income tax changes with a temporary 1.5 percent sales tax, drastic federal spending cuts, and a balanced budget.
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John J Raskob
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Election Day described as stampede by party chairmen
New York report quotes Everett Sanders of the Republican National Committee James Farley of the Democratic National Committee and a political commentator predicting a chaotic rush to polls with Hoover Roosevelt references and the phrase dream day in America The dialogue frames Tuesday’s presidential vote as a stampede across the nation.
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Capone To Stay In Atlanta Prison
The list of Atlanta penitentiary inmates to be moved to the Lewisburg federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania omits Alphonse Capone. Federal Prison Director Sanford Bates said the selections target offenders who committed crimes in the region served by the new facility.
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Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
A compact report shows Cedar Rapids auto toll figures for the year with 193 accidents 314 injuries and 0 to 10 deaths. The data reflects roadway safety outcomes and fatality counts within the period.
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Cedar Rapids
Friday grid scores across colleges and teams
A rapid roundup shows North Carolina 18 over Florida 13 and Ithaca 19 to Hartwick 0. Other results include Oakland City 19 over Louisville Northern 0, St. Viator 26 to Eastern Illinois Teachers 0, Macalester 24 blanking Augsburg, and Buena Vista 20 over Penn Osceola.
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Fayette High Eleven Beats West Union 26 to 0
Fayette's unbeaten eleven defeated West Union 26 to 0 as star halfback scored all four Fayette touchdowns and a extra point. He ran 65 yards for the first score and 80 yards on a kickoff return for another. Fayette now ties Elgin in Fayette county title race with one game left.
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Michigan Harriers wallop Notre Dame in cross country meet
Michigan State undefeated cross country team defeated Notre Dame 39 to 19 in South Bend. Trish Ottey won the 4.5 mile course in 22 55.6 with Pongrace and Wissman tying for second. ND runners Bowers Young Ellett Duke and Roberts placed among the top ten.
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Roosevelt Won't Quit As Governor If Elected President
Source reports say Governor Franklin D Roosevelt will not resign as governor if elected president. The claim circulated Friday during his swing through the South and reflects rumors about his potential future duties.
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New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
Local grocer advertisement with listed daily specials
A dense OCR style grocery notice lists numerous items and prices including flour, corn meal, oats, beans, nuts, dried fruits, and fresh produce. The announcer highlights everyday sale items such as Mack brand cake flour, Pearl Hominy, Navy Beans, and assorted canned goods with small price markers.
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Robb Ross
Idaho
Sunkist
Tama Keeps Clean Slate By Winning From Montezuma
Tama high jumped another barrier in the Town Cedar League by smothering Montezuma 30 to 0 on the Montezuma field. It was Tama s fourth consecutive conference win. Relder Coyle and Hill scored in the first half as the lead grew to 18 0. Benda and Hill added second half scores. All extra points failed.
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Republican Rally In Springville Streams Campaign Finale
The Linn county Republican campaign series concludes with a rally Saturday night in Springville at 8 o clock in the opera house for Springville Whittier Waubeek and Viola. Principal speaker will be Guy P Linville former U S district attorney for the northern district of Iowa. County candidates will attend with the Springville school band providing music.
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Rain Dampens Coe Homecoming Parade In Cedar Rapids
Temperatures stayed moderate with 42 at 7 am, 50 at 9 45, 52 at 1 15, and 50 at 2 30 as rain early Friday afternoon dampened the Coe College homecoming parade but failed to dampen student enthusiasm after a cloudy forenoon and a morning shower.
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Nurses Injured In Crash Near Newhall
Special to The Gazette two graduate nurses from Lake Park Minnesota and Paris Kentucky were injured in a Friday afternoon crash near Newhall as they travel to visit Mrs Wilson's daughter in Kentucky. Esther Lee Wilson a child in the car escaped uninjured.
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Byers and McCreery Highlight Cedar Rapids Senate Race
In Linn county campaigns, Byers touts a strong Senate record and integrity while Dave McCreery presents as a steady incumbent pushing fiscal restraint. Cedar Rapids contenders include Milton Hand Marley Clark and attorney Elmer Johnson entering the race to represent the area in Des Moines.
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Sleeping Sickness Fatal At Sioux City Worker
Harlan Schuyler Bobbington, 66, of Sioux City, died Thursday from sleeping sickness diagnosed by local doctors. He had been working in the area and was hospitalized October 24 after an infection followed a hand injury from a hammer strike.
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SMU Drops Rocker Mascot for Coal Black Pony
Southern Methodist University replaces the long standing wooden rocker horse mascot with a coal black Shetland pony donated by a school supporter. The change reflects a modernized image for the Mustang football program in Dallas.
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Wife Alive During Autopsy Suit Over 1930s Death
La Salle Falk sues for 35000 alleging authorities moved his wife to the morgue and began an exploratory procedure while she was alive. Coroner Grundman assistants and police charged with mishandling the death as Dr Miloslavich later revived a life spark before she died again.
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Coroner Investigations Prompt Charges of Neglect
The coroner Grundman confirmed belief and began autopsy with disputed permission. Falk charged officers with neglect for not calling a physician and charged the coroner and assistant for not determining if she was alive before starting the autopsy.
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Gene Tunney Loses Fight To Vote In Connecticut
Gene Tunney failed to vote as Superior Court Judge Frank P. McEvoy dismissed his petition demanding the Stamford board of registration place his name on the rolls. Tunney, ill in New York, argued his constitutional rights were being violated after missing the October 22 registration deadline.
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Gene) Tunney
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