Roosevelt To Close Campaign In Metropolis Tonight
Roosevelt embarks on the final tour of his presidential bid stopping at Hyde Park for a luncheon with his mother before heading to New York City. He plans to address Democrats in Jersey City and Newar’s and then speak at the Metropolitan Opera House to a Republican-for-Roosevelt audience.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
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New Jersey
New York City
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Chicago
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New York
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Newar’s
Pena
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Brooklyn Academy of Minsle
Alfred &. Smith
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Madison Square Garden
Democratic Organization
Dutchess County
Tighbors
Ruth Nichols Seeks Transcontinental Speed Record Crash in Takeoff
Ruth Nichols, aiming to set a new women’s trans continental speed record for the GOP campaign effort, crashed during takeoff in Hop, New Mexico. She escaped unharmed as the monoplane overturned on the runway. investigation and weather conditions cited for the failed attempt.
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Pune
Clarence Chamberlin
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Republican Party
California
Hussy
Curtis
Vote Goal of Both Parties in Pa
Pennsylvania voters in both major parties start a last minute drive to win the silent vote of over 800000, those not aligned with any party. Radio and newspapers spread appeals as Republicans favor Hoover, Democrats predict a Roosevelt wave, while public displays shift from torchlight processions to wave light parades. A deer-related road accident near Trunkeyville injures no one but damages a small car.
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Joseph S. Wasney
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Howard Martin
Hoover
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Warren van Dyke
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Murphy Charged With Forgery In Titusville Case
Murphy former Titusville High School principal arraigned before Alderman Kerr on three forgery counts connected to irregular non resident tuition and Optimist accounts. He pleaded not guilty, posted 3000 bail for a Saturday preliminary hearing, with renewal likely. Information cited forged signatures on school board checks, prompting arrest warrant.
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Murphy
Pittsburgh
Kert
Tuitton
My. Murphy
Satrdaw
Ball
James J. Marron
Edward M. Hewletty
Murphy Weer
Alderman Kerr
Frank M. Baldwin
Ainsville
Taut
Tisslay
Stelson
Louis Fide
Jessiter
Tibaville
Nuys
Fourth Ward Barn Destroyed In Suspected Arson Fire
The two story barn on West Pleasant street owned by William Kolstee was fully involved when flames were discovered at 4 this morning. Fire Chief Paulson said arson inquiry is underway as no insurance was held on the structure and damage extended toward nearby garage property.
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William ‘Kolster
West Pleasant Street
G. D. Heath
Kalstee
Edward Roxsbuelier
West Church Street
Paulson
Donation Day for Hospital November 9 Thru Local Appeal
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital sponsors a donation day on November 9. Canned fruits vegetables and other items will be sold to benefit the hospital, with gifts accepted from residents of Corry Sherman Columbus Spartansburg and nearby areas. The committee will receive contributions at the hospital next Wednesday and inspect the hospital’s situation. The auxiliary plans to buy winter-use supplies and other business was conducted with twelve members present.
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Corry Hospital
Clyaor
Sherman
Columbus
Spartansburg
Ite Hospital
Otber
New Jersey and Pennsylvanian Truck Law War Escalates
Open conflict between New Jersey and Pennsylvania over motor truck reciprocity as each state threatens embargoes. New Jersey demands registration for hired or long schedule trucks from other states into Pennsylvania, exempting agricultural co operatives and private owner trucks. Pennsylvania vows to enforce its own registration on all New Jersey commercial vehicles entering the state.
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Harrisburg
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Leon . Metzger
State Secretary of Revenue
Mves
Penneyton Pri
Extend Penalty Date On All County Taxes
Frank Westley, tax collector, reports county commissioners postponed the five percent penalty on state and county taxes from November 1 to December 1 due to prevailing conditions. The delay pushes penalty imposition back one month.
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Frank ©. Westley
Dramatic Club To Stage Comedy November 22
The newly formed Junior Dramatic Club under Miss Mildred Monroe will present a three act comedy titled Dicks on Tuesday November 22. Proceeds will aid local families. cast includes Marion Drury Virginia Sullivan Heinie and Samantha with Marjorie Sullivan directing.
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Jcteemment
Mildred Monroe
Moore
Mustingum College
National Collegiate Players
Marjorie Sullivan
Muskingum College
Ducke
Harriett N Connell
Marilon Drury
Drury Ranch
Alleged Slayer of Neighbor to Be Given Hearing
Jot Amoroso, 27, will be arraigned before Alderman Porter this afternoon on a murder charge in the death of neighbor Alfred Messina, 40. The hearing is set for 2 p.m. at Alderman Porter’s South Center street home. Amoroso, captured on East Main street after the attack on Messina, claims years of trouble led to the shooting. District Attorney Mortimer Girlish will continue the investigation with Assistants Lanis and Kg. Amoroso was moved to the Erie county jail and will be returned to city for the hearing. The Commonwealth is expected to present strong evidence for a grand jury action. Amoroso has retained attorney Wayans Pele.
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East Main Street
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Iimum
Spring Street
Gory Hospital
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Eri County
Wayans
Pele
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Kiwanis Club Plans Ladies Night Event and Elections
The Kiwanis Club, meeting at the Pittsfield Inn, outlines Ladies Night for next Thursday at 6:30, with Joseph Andrews of Corning as speaker and reservations via Charles Shuss by Monday. Cameron Bee of the NY Stock Exchange will address a Lab meeting on Friday, Nov. 18. Ray Green announces officer nominees for the November final meeting, led by Walter Scott for president and Charles Shuss for vice president, among others.
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Joseph’ Andrews
Corning
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Shuss
Cameron Bee
New York Stock Exchange
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Service Club
Ray Green
Walter Scott
L. Brown
Howard J. Sheen
Clarence
Sharp
V.W. Granham
W.L. Peake
C. A. Shuas
G. M Howard
W. Jones
Chifney Haffmaster
Ray Anderson
M. L. Brown
A. G Rees
Ray Weigel
Guy Simmons
John Blair
G. R. Davison
T. England
Chris Christenian
H. Gulick
A-G. Rees
Clib
W. H Bcott
Ehei Christenway
Thin Mat Ned
Tits Lite
Rogar Welch
Trenton
Ni Vy
Tie A. Rocentg
Iter
Tinfay
Svitich Syste al
Fenitiat
Nighttime Bank Heist Nets Eight Thousand Five Hundred
In Marienville Kane area a bandit gang seized cashier F R Johnson his wife and daughter and an escort sheltering them all night until the vault time lock released at 7 50 am. About five men fled in a small sedan carrying roughly 7500, with cars and no plates seen nearby and police patrolling highways.
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Wational Kane
Marienville
F. R. Johnson
Fred
Mariehville
Bank
Marlenville
Johnson
Tobnson
Relire
Jock
Davenport
Roosevelt Victor in Detroit Predicts Landslide Win
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Gousens of Mich predicts Governor Roosevelt will win Detroit by about 100,000 to 151,000 votes. He also believes Michigan will repeal its prohibition amendment and authorize the legislature to establish a control commission.
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Detroit
United Press
Washington
Henatop Gousens
Westoi
Ex tradition sought for Samuel Insull in Greece case
New York November 3 Chicago prosecutors Charles Bellows and Andrew J Viachos left for Greece to secure warrants to bring back Samuel Insull head of the collapsed utility empire on charges of embezzlement and grand larceny. Officials waited three weeks in New York amid treaty wrangling after the stalled extradition of Insull in Athens. The State Department announced the Greece extradition treaty signed May 6 1911 is in full effect, paving the way for Insull's possible return to the United States.
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United Press
New York
Andrew J. Viachos
Depuse
Chicago
Gresce
Samuel J.inball
Fener
Insull
Athens
Ratifica Tous
Stimeon Arid
State Department
Washington
Stain Department
Rntifielton
The
Greece
Samuel Insult
Cateaga
Unitedd States
Hoover Heads West On Final Campaign Swing Toward California
President Hoover plans a westward final campaign swing starting at 4 20 p m with stops in Illinois Missouri and Indiana leading to California to vote. He frames the trip as a homeward vote and reiterates liquor control principles while White House aides expect no schedule changes. Three major addressed cities are Springfield St Louis and St Paul before crossing to the West. Coal shipments in Browneville show a rise with April marking the peak tonnage of the year for Monongahela and related lines.
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United Press
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Pacific Coast
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Glone
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St Louis
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