Hoover Campaign Tour Heads West to Salt Lake City
President Hoover plans major campaign address at Salt Lake City Mormon tabernacle en route to Palo Alto with 24 stops between St Paul and California. He winds through Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska ending Tuesday. A Madison Wisconsin stop precedes a University of Wisconsin football game crowd.
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Amnesty Decree Offers Return for Italian Political Foes
Rome Nov 5 United Press reports Italy's cabinet approved a general amnesty decree for political offenders. Issued on the tenth Pascist anniversary, it would allow thousands of exiles abroad to return home if they accept fascist tenets then the king must sanction. The measure covers anti-Waste crimes and reduces sentences for second and third offenders. The full terms to be announced Monday.
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Extend Relief Fund Drive Seeks Boost to Reach Goal
Corry's 1494 Relief Fund campaign trails the $11,000 target by about $6,000 with only roughly $5,000 raised so far. The drive is extended through this week as committees finish solicitations. Ward chairmen urge prompt reports, and public support is sought to meet winter relief needs.
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Beloit Welcomes Hoover as Rail Tamper Arrests Rock Wisconsin
President Hoover spoke briefly in Beloit as his train passed through in the closing campaign days. A crowd of about 20,000 cheered while two men, Hayes White and Henry Vance, were arrested nearby on suspicion of tampering with rails and possessing crow bars. Officials said the tools were not yet removed and the men were held amid security concerns.
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Bomb strikes home of ward captain in Chicago election clash
The first violence of Chicago’s election campaign erupted with a bomb at the home of Bernard A. Weaver injuring him his wife and five children. The blast shattered windows and caused about 500 dollars in damage. Weaver a chief state factory inspector blamed factional warfare within the Republican party.
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Duck Hunter Dies in Lake Erie Tragedy Near North East
ERIE Pa Nov 5 Coast Guards sought the body of Lee Hart 18 drowned while attempting to retrieve a duck in Lake Erie near North East Hart abandoned an oarless boat about a half mile from shore His companion Les sell Kingsberry 26 North West swam to shore after a 35 minute fight with heavy waves
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Odds Favor GOP Sweep In Pennsylvania 2001
Harrisburg dispatch notes betting odds of about 2 to 1 GOP victory in Pennsylvania before the election. Republican leaders push hard, Edward Martin raises majority forecast to around 600,000 while Democrats peg a 300,000 gain, challenging long standing GOP dominance.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Chieffanns
Edward Martin
Warren van Dyke
Fraudulent registration in Philadelphia under probe
Philadelphia November 5 charges of fraudulent registration in Philadelphia were under investigation today by a congressional committee planning hearings after the election. The first session is set for Monday the day before the election, led by Representative Loring M. Black with S. Davis Winn as chief counsel. Wilson, head of the Pennsylvania Independent Organization, backs Franklin D Roosevelt for president.
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Philadelphia
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Loring M. Black
New York
House Committee
S. Davis Winn
Wilson
Pennsylvania Independent Organization
Pranilin D. Focaevelt
Roosevelt and Crosby set for Erie county contest next Tuesday
Observers in Corry and Crawford county expect a Democratic sweep led by Charles L. Crosby for Congress against Milton W. Shreve, while Franklin D. Roosevelt is predicted to win Pennsylvania and carry Erie county with a large rural vote likely favoring Roosevelt. Local campaigning wanes due to funding shortages and two local Assembly candidates add complexity to the race.
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Milton W. Shreve
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John H. King
Worth Hammond
Erie
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Hue City
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Linesville
Crawford County
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Peace Reached in New Jersey Pennsylvania Truck War
Amicable settlement ends anti reciprocity motor truck licensing war between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Hundreds of trucks freed from Delaware River chokepoint as patrols withdraw. Cooperation pledged to enforce state license rules, with New Jersey suspending reprisal against non Pennsylvania hired trucks.
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Thirty Thousand Japanese Troops Join Manchukuo Rebels
London dispatch reports that thirty thousand Japanese trained troops of the republic of Manchukuo have revolted and joined rebels against Japanese forces in the Antachan region, about 85 miles northwest of Harbin. The report says the Japanese used bombing planes and infantry to recapture Koshas, with over a thousand killed.
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Insull Arrest Ratified by Greek Courts
Athens Greece November 6 The appeals court ratified the provisional arrest and detention of Samuel Insull former Chicago utilities chief as Illinois officials seek his extradition over the collapse of his companies The defendant indicated willingness to remain in Greece and face documents for extradition and asked for two months more with police escort His attorney argued the case is politically motivated and blamed U S prosecutors for pursuing an politics driven move He offered to provide bail if required and said Insull would rely on Greek justice to decide the matter
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Jel Tnsull
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McKee Opposes F C Loan For New York Projects
New York City officials resisted a Federal loan request while other cities sought funds. Mayor Joseph V. McKee reiterated opposition to port authority financing for a vehicle repair project under the Hudson and related elements, delaying reconstruction efforts amid the broader loan debate.
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Joseph VY. McKee
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Bath Strove
Tax expert to speak in city on taxation themes
A dinner is planned for next Wednesday evening at 6 30 at Hotel Corry. Edward W Humphreys of Exie will discuss taxation including general and local aspects. Invitations go to Riwanis Rotary Woman's Business and Professional Women's clubs and College Women's clubs. public welcome. Reservations by Wednesday morning.
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Belle Bennett Dies at 42 Famous Stella Dallas Actress
Hollywood mourns Belle Bennett longtime star of mother roles dying at 42 after a long illness. Born in Milnen Minnesota she rose from tent shows to film with Stella Dallas her signature role. Survived by husband Fred Windemere and daughter Joye funeral plans pending.
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Leon Tiber
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New York
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Stered Heart Convent
Minneapolis
Roosevelt and Smith unite in final appeal at Madison Square Garden
Franklin D Roosevelt prepared for a final national campaign speech at Madison Square Garden as Alfred E. Smith joined him in a Brooklyn platform showing party harmony. Roosevelt attacked Hoover over misrepresentation and poverty, while Smith mocked Hoover and defended the party's sound money stance amid tariff debates and economic woes. A separate note reports a newborn in Kansas City and a related birth announcement.
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United Press
New York
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Brooklyn
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Palo Alto
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