Hog Price Rally Continues Amid Scarcity and Slower Rise
Hog prices advance as supplies run low and buyers span across major markets. Chicago bids hold firm with heavier weights and higher top quotes while receipts ease. cattle and sheep show varied demand with steady to higher packer activity across East St Louis, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Moe Steeeer
Srisz Geomuer
Eas
Lou Wri
Fenrrath
Rome
Cset
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Local hog and calf markets show modest uptick
Local hog prices edge higher with a nickel advance across all grades bringing top price to 2.90. Calf market notes selectivity with 140-180 lb cattle rated good to choice, 130-150 lb at 35, and other grades by county. sheep market lists choice lambs 15-65 lb and feeder lambs by quality.
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DEE Moines Cpl S Dept Agr
Icka
Bam
Acre
Aso
Kansas Livestock Receipts Mixed with Cattle and Hogs Prices
The report shows hog receipts around 1,500 with prices quoted for various weight ranges from 140 to 350 pounds, including top quotes near 21.45 for lighter hogs. Cattle receipts near 5,500 feature calves, steers, heifers, and cows with price bands across weight classes and grades in a steady to strong open.
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Kansas
Cis
Avera
Strane
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Grains Listing
Miscellaneous Cedar Rapids market items include grain and produce prices. Entries show Wheat tidite Oats URMNE Rie Baker 22e Corn Curh and various farm goods with prices like 5 05 and 6 00. Also lists lemons apples Jonathan pears and leather goods with scattered figures.
Congress Vote May Decide Day Issue
The Republican side led by Senator Reed of Pennsylvania forecasts Senate passage of repeal legislation with White House approval likely for immediate beer legalization. Voters in New Jersey and Colorado decide two Senate seats, impacting party control.
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Congress
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
New Jersey
Colorado
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
W Warren Barbour
Percy H Stewart
Dwight W Morrow
Curtis Walks To Polls Amid Campaign Victory Hopes
Curtis walked to the polls in Topeka amid election eve activity. He chatted with supporters and posed for a photographer as he expressed optimism about his political program and planned to depart by train for Washington the next day.
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Curtis
Topeka
Charles
Pete Cout
Jerome Cal
Polsterater
Curts
Bilderade
Hammyalen
Washington
Overheard at the Polling Places in Cedar County
Voters and candidates populate polling scenes as a woman named Nits Sarsh A McCellan voices support for Hoover at Cedar County stations. A clash between Democratic ticket hopefuls Clyde Hening and Dr Korcedel ends with medical attention for both, yet no lasting harm.
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Miaquoketa
McCellan
Hoover
Cedar County
Clinton
Clyde Hening
Korcedel
Tor Mernor
Leutenant
Wife of Roosevelt Forgets Politics in Quiet Day
The wife of the Democratic presidential candidate spent Tuesday in Hudson Valley travel and poetry talk, visiting Hyde Park, voting, and returning to New York. She read verse from a library book, discussed poets like Arnold and Keats, and made no mention of campaign plans.
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Lorena A. Hickok
Tarrytown
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hudson
Hyde Park
Matthew Arnold
WE. Henley Shelley
Keats
Bronte Sisters
George Eliot
Wagner
Roosevelt Town House
New York
Poughkeepsie
Town House
Biltmore el
Garner Sets 9 Oclock Retirement Vote Outcome Expectation
In Uvalde Texas, John N Garner the Democratic candidate for vice president announced he would retire at 9 o'clock even if the election result is not yet known. He predicted a decisive result before bedtime. Garner voted early at the county courthouse with Bee Morrison and later left the polls. his wife and son Tully attended later.
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Uvalde, Tex
John N Garner
Garner
Uvalde County Court House
Bee Morrison
Cactus Jack
Garners
Tully
Pols
Aid Rushed For Disabled Ships Off Panama Coast
Off Nicaragua a hurricane battered freighters and delays rippled to the Blue Funnel Phemius and San Simeon. Swan and Overton sped from Colon toward the disabled vessels while Pearl Moore Velma Lykes and other ships awaited salvage arrivals.
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Colon
Panama
Nicaragua
Caribbean
United States Naval
Swan
Overton
Blue Funnel Line
Phemius
Cape Gracias A Dios
San Simeon
Quaker Line
Favorite
Velma Lykes
Houston
Pearl Moore
Entry in National Husking Contest Nears Thu in Kewanee
Frank Bohr of Stickney SD arrived by freight train two days before the national corn husking contest and asked for a job husking until the event begins. Bohr, runner-up in South Dakota, will compete at the Peterson farm near Kewanee on Thursday.
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Kewanee II
Frank Bohr
Stickney SD
Bohr
South Dakota
Peterson Farm
British Paper Says Prohibition Doomed
The Daily Mail editorial based on early U S election returns says the doom of prohibition is now certain as prohibition disappears and temperance replaces it, describing the experiment as the greatest social change of modern times.
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London
The
Daily Mail
United States
British General Sir William Salmond Dies at 92 in Bruton
Maj. Gen Sir William Salmond a distinguished British soldier who retired in 1902 died in Bruton England on Tuesday at the age of 92.
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Bruton
England
William Salmond
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Scottsboro Case Protests
New York reports that William Patterson of the International Labor Defense denounces the high court ruling granting new trials for seven Scottsboro defendants as a legal lynching plan. ILD vows counsel, mass demonstrations, habeas actions for Roy Wright and Eugene Williams, both youths. Patterson notes Wright and Williams face new trials while eight others seek release.
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New York
Supreme Court
Scottsboro
William A. Patterson
International Labor Defense
Alabama
Uie
Patterson
Kirby
Roy Wright
Eugene Williams
Wright
Williams
Alabama Supreme Court
Harvard
New York City
Three Guardsmen Hurt Mobilizing In New Mexico
In four New Mexico counties Governor Seligman mobilizes national guardsmen as three are injured when a vehicle overturns during rapid deployment. Voting continues under martial law with reports of two more wounded near Terrero and the shooting death of Juana Baca in Gallup.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
San Miguel
Valencia
Sandoval
Guadalupe
Seligman
Clovis
Las Vegas
British Commons votes heavy tariff against Free State
In London the House of Commons approved harsh tariff reprisals against the Irish Free State by 256 to 37. New duties on Irish goods will reach as high as 40 percent under the enacted regulations.
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London
House of Commons
Borah Hints He Voted For Hoover In Chicago
Idaho Senator William E Borah, while in Chicago, suggested he voted for Herbert Hoover by absentee ballot. He avoided predicting the election outcome, saying the result would be close and that he limited his answer to his Republican Party stance.
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Chicago
William E. Borah
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
Boise
Washington
Borah
Hoover
Shell misses boat hits chicken house in PEI
Ottawa reports a coastal patrol shell misfired at an illegal lobster fisher, striking a chicken house and a stable on Prince Edward Island. Fisheries Minister Rhodes said the shot went astray while attempting to hit the lobster vessel. A full dress investigation by the defense department is planned.
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Ottawa
Ont
Pate of Commons
Tuesay
E. N. Rhodes
Prince Edward Island
National Defense Department
Mobs Battle in Cohoes as Citizens Leader Is Attacked
In Cohoes New York violence erupted late Tuesday when William T Morrissey head of an independent citizens party was beaten by masked assailants believed from Albany at a polling place. Several others who aided Morrissey were bruised before the attackers fled.
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Cohoes
Independent Citizens Party
William T . Morrissey
Albany
Morrissey
Canada Considers New Coin Measures and Credit Expansion
Prime Minister R B Bennett told the House of Commons Canada may join other nations in adopting new monetary measures while keeping sound money. He explained a government loan of 35 million dollars to banks to boost credit and currency in circulation.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
R. B Bennett
House of Commons
Bennett
Residents Use Jail As Polling Place After Storm
Residents of Georgetown Minnesota voted Tuesday in the village jail after a storm damaged the village hall and repairs remained incomplete, designating the jail as the polling place.
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Georgetown, Minn
Democrats Unopposed in House and Senate Seats Went Unopposed
The report lists uncontested Democratic wins for 59 congressional candidates and four Democratic senators, with eight Republican gains in select districts. It details elected representatives by state and district, naming individuals such as Lea in California and Rankin in Mississippi, among others.
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Caraway
Ark
Fletcher
Fla
Russell
Overton
Alabama
McDuffie
Steagall
Oliver
Almon
Arkansas
Driver
Fuller
Cravens
Glover
Parks
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Lea
Englebright
Kahn
Welch
Carter
Florida
Green
Caldwell
Wilcox
Georgia
Cox
Castellon
Owen
Ramspeck
Vinson
Tarver
Wood
Brand
Louisiana
Fernandez
Maloney
Montet
Sandlin
Wilson
Kemp
de Rogen
Dear
Mississippi
Rankin
Busby
Whittington
Doxey
Collins
Colmer
Elizey
Ohio
Sweeney
Pennsylvania
Boland
Ransley
Brumm
McFadden
Kelly
Tennessee
McReynolds
Browning
Crump
Texas
Patman
Dies
Sanders
Rayburn
Sumners
Johnson
Briggs
Garett
Mansfield
Buchanan
Cross
Lanham
McFarlane
Kleberg
Garner
Thomason
Blanton
Jones
Washington
Hill
Three Kansas City Precinct Officers Slugged And Beaten
Police reports say three Kansas City precinct officers were attacked during voting. Ray Hollenbeck, a precinct captain, described a man striking him with a revolver and shoving him into a car before release in North Kansas City and a warning to not return. E. S. Gaines, another precinct captain, said two men struck him with a blackjack while challenging voters. Walter Cox, deputy election commissioner, was knocked down while aiding Gaines.
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Kansas City
Ray Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
E. S. Gaines
Walter Cox
Gaines
West Virginia Poll Worker Kidnapped and Beaten
In Weirton, Democratic election worker Mike Tortoran, 35, was kidnapped from a polling booth by two men. They forced him into a vehicle, drove to the town outskirts, assaulted him, and dumped him from the car as voters went to the polls.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
West
London Red Leader Gets Three Months
W. A. L. Hannington, a communist agent who organized the hunger march, was sentenced to three months in prison. The charge cites a Trafalgar Square speech during protests aimed at inciting mutiny among police.
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London
W. A. L. Hannington
Trafalgar Square
Samuel Insull Jr Returns From Europe
Samuel Insull Jr son of the former utilities magnate returned from France to handle his father s interests. He faces Chicago embezzlement charges as American authorities seek to extradite him from Greece where Athens authorities are attempting to assist.
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New York
Samuel Insull, Jr
France
Insull
Chicago
Athens
Spanish Seamen Face Mutiny Charge at Halifax
Twenty five Spanish men and boys arrived in Halifax from St Pierre en route to San Sebastian to stand trial on mutiny charges aboard a trawler. They left the vessel after claiming inadequate food and water and were brought to Halifax on the Magnhild.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
St. Pierre
San Sebastian
Spain
St Pierre
Daughter Born To Gorgouloff's Widow
Paris reports Mrs Paul Gorgouloff widow of the man executed for President Doumer's assassination gave birth to a daughter in Switzerland on Tuesday.
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Gorgouloff
Paris
Paul Gorgouloff
Paul Doumer
Switzerland
Tuesay
William Dahl
Savanna, NL
A. J. Elder
Marion area clubs hold picnics and meetings across many groups
The Milwaukee Railroad Women's club gathered with families for a Memorial hall picnic as members reported progress on the mile of pennies project. Numerous groups including D A R B F, Camp Fire, Otyokwa group, and Ella Circle held meetings with officers elected or plans made for exhibits and events. Local schools and churches hosted gatherings while city council and various clubs announced upcoming activities and visits.
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Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Memorial Hall
W. E. Cooper
W. J. Hotchkiss
Nick Harry
Frank Keith
D. S. Stewart
Camp Fire Guardians Association
Camp Fire Board of Awards
Election party hosted by Mr and Mrs Bernard Schenken
Tonight the Schenkens host an election party with a picnic supper. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Oxley and family, Mr and Mrs Harrison Oxley, Mr and Mrs Harry Horn and son Harold, Mr and Mrs G O Pyle and daughters Helen and Virginia, and J Strong.
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Bernard Schenken
Robert Oxley
Harrison Oxley
Harry Horn
Harold
G. O. Pyle
Helen
Virginia
J. Strong
Armistice Day Events In Marion At Legion Park And Club
Marion post No 298 announces Armistice day activities with a 1 pm game shoot at Legion Park and a 4 30 pm stag party at Marion Country Club with a small admission. each Legionaire may bring a guest. Also notes a Ladies Union picnic lunch Thursday noon hosted by Mrs Hamm and Mrs Swayne at Mrs Clara Reiter with required picnic dishes. Marion Chapter No 10 R A M meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at the Masonic Temple.
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Methodist Sunday School
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Park
Marion Country Club
Legionaire
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Marshall Swayne
Clara Reiter
Marion
R. A
Masonic Temple
Boucher Reaches 1932-33 Hockey Deal With Rangers
Frankie Boucher, star center for the New York Rangers, signed a 1932-33 contract Monday after a holdout. He agreed to about ten thousand dollars a year, down from twelve and a half. The Cook brothers remain with the forward line.
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New York
Frankie Boucher
New York Rangers
Rangers
Boucher
Springfield
Mass
Cook Brothers
Bun
Bill
Bet Loser To Make Jump In Parachute
COUNCIL BLuffs AP A bet between Dr. Al Brown and Harold Nyman set to trigger a parachute jump from an airplane over the local airport regardless of which presidential candidate wins. Nyman will bail out if Hoover wins and Roosevelt is the winner forces Brown to jump. neither has prior jumping experience.
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Council Bluffs
al Brown
Harold Nyman
Nyman
Roosevelt
Hoover
Dr. Brown
Births Listed for Hoover Hubbard and A R Stephson Family
A seven pound son named Richard Verne was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Hubbard of 1013 I Avenue NW on November 3. Dr and Mrs A R Stephson welcomed a son by Caesarean section at Mercy Seat on Tuesday.
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Hoover Hubbard
I Avenue NW
Richard Verne
A. R. Stephson
Bennett
Mercy Seat
Chocolate To Fight LaBarba In Madison Square Garden
New York promoter announces Kid Chocolate will defend his featherweight title against Fidel LaBarba in Madison Square Garden on December 16. The bout marks Chocolate’s first defense since winning the title.
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New York
INL
Kid Chocolate
Fidel LaBarba
Madison Square Garden
Simplified Swing Back Laterals for Controlled Golf
The article explains a compact back swing by keeping hands low and letting the shoulders and hips turn naturally. It emphasizes syncing body rotation with arm position, avoiding lifting the arms, to achieve a shoulder high but comfortable arc. It also notes Horton's monograph on Swinging available free by mail.
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Horton
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