Roosevelt Favored Dem Nominee In Poll Says Editors
A United Press survey of 152 Democratic and Independent editors across 84 states shows Roosevelt, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, likely to win the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932. Baker leads in some states but Roosevelt accumulates decisive delegate support, with key states including New York, Wisconsin, Florida, and Kansas favoring him.
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New York
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Newton’ . Baker
Pranielin D. Roosevelt
Outlok
Independent
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Nly
Texas
Baker
Oklatoms
Alfred B. Smith
Alabama
Owen PD
Young
Utah
Bak
Thilane
Minnesota
West Virinia
Connecticut
Florida
Luisiana
Kansas
Ahd Smith
Tragic Columbus Car Crash Drowns Mother and Five Children
A Columbus mother Sarah Jane Reichley and her five children Conrad 9 Juanita 6 Raymond and Robert 4 and Charles 2 drowned when their car plunged into the Scioto River late Thursday night. Husband Patrick Reichley survived after the vehicle veered off the road. Emergency crews recovered the car from 20 feet of water amid failed attempts to revive the victims. The driver cited steering gear trouble as the cause.
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Columbus
Here
Scidta
Sarah Jane Reichley
Conrad
Juanita
Raymond
Robert
Charles
Patrick H. Reichley
Belhley
Marrow
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Loo Jones
Steamer Grounds Off Japan Coast
The Bambure, an American steamer, ran aground about 50 miles off Hoppa on the Japan coast. The crew escaped ashore while Japanese authorities began rescue and inquiry operations.
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Staamioe Burgenland
Maran
Doolittle Wins Pacific Cleveland Air Race
Jimmy Doolittle won the Los Angeles to Cleveland Bendix trophy race landing at Cleveland airport after 1 50 p m refueling then departing for New York aiming to beat Frank Hawks coast to coast time. The eight pilots faced ground obstacles and delays as they chased a 15000 prize and speed records with Doolittle and Hall eyeing continued flight to New York after Cleveland.
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Jimmy Doolittle
St. Louis
Laird
New York
Frank M. Hawk
Los Angeles
Lou Reichers
Arlington, N. J
Walter Hunter
Robes
Travélair
Ira Baker
Washington
Altair
Harold S. Johnson
Chicago
Lockheed Orion
Beeler Blevins
Atlanta
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James G. Hall
Lockheed Altair
Arthur Goebel
Angéles
Severa
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Hall
Frank Hawks
Goebel
Hunter
Baker
Chilean unrest and mutiny disrupt Santiago province
In Chile, 200 students and between 800 and 1,000 naval school officers joined the Goquibo revolt as a state of siege and heavy censorship spread. Government officials warned against Communism while talks with mutineers continued aboard the battleship Torre al Coquimbo.
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Chile
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Santiago
Eduardo’Von Schroder
Torre al Coquimbo
Martial Say
Niie P. m
Army man arrested in Carlisle on theft charge
Louis Lubinaki a 19 year old from Johnstown was jailed in Carlisle awaiting police arrival after being arrested at the Carlisle Army barracks. He is accused of stealing sacramental wine from a priest’s home in Johnstown during a furlough a month ago. The priest was identified as Rev Heecker.
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Louis Lubinaki
Johnstown
Lubinaki
Carlisle Army Barracks
U- 8
Army
Pollen
Heecker
Municipal loan for employment urged to spur city work
City discussions on unemployment and the Community Chest plan bring many ideas. A business man proposes a municipal loan to fund major street improvements, repayable via a temporary tax increase, to create employment and avoid charity. A suggestion from a reader urges women’s clubs to gather and donate canned goods and winter produce under Community Chest oversight to aid needy families. Mrs. Walter Aaron and her son arrived from Meadsville to visit Mrs. Auchwooy on Ridge Street.
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Xon
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Meadsville
Auchooy i Millone
Ridge Street
Riots at Pittsburgh polling places disrupt primary registration
Pittsburgh voters faced disorder as riots erupted at multiple polling sites during the September primaries. State police, sent by Gov. Pinchot, helped quell clashes, injuring several registrars and voters while arresting two at the ninth district poll. Registrars faced delays. three white voters were challenged by negro registrants, and a white man struck a black individual.
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Johm XK. Morrow
Gifford Pinchot
O'Hare
Pollée
Bedford Avenue
Asgie
O'Hara
Hoks
Wbully
Acho
Fogistrara
Three Escape In Smash-Up On Hare Creek Rd
Three occupants of a Vasalle sedan escaped serious injury when the car crashed from the highway on Hare Creek road, north of the city. W. T Kirchly, of Tulsa, and passengers Mr and Mrs Morse, of Jamestown, were bruised and cut but survived as the top saved their lives. The vehicle rolled at least four times after leaving the highway near the curve known to be hazardous. The party was brought to town and lodged at Hotel Garry while repairs were arranged at Hepter Motor Company.
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W. T Kirchly
Tulsa
Olddhoma
Circhly
Mrs. Morse
Jamestown
Kirchhi
Corry
Kitchill
Morse
Hotel Garry
Hepter Motor Company
Revenue Secretary Returns From Honeymoon Accident
Harrisburg reports Dr Clyde Ly King, state avenue department secretary, is due in Philadelphia today after recovering in hospital from a fractured leg suffered during his honeymoon. He was previously recuperating in hospital and is expected to arrive this afternoon.
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Harrisburg
Clyde Ly King
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Philadelphia
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings Tonight
The WEAF NEC network airs Major Bowes and the Goldbergs at 6:00 p.m. The Creators Orchestra on WIZ at 1:00 p.m. Casey Janet on WABC CBS at 8:45 p.m. The Theatrics of the Air on WEAR NEC at 7:30 p.m. Around the Samovar on WABC CBS at 9:30 p.m.
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WABC
CBS
Casey Janek
Will Open Texas Field Will Open Texas Field
Kilgore Texas Sept 4 The oil field at Tam will be opened tomorrow for production estimates of 225 barrels per well daily The field will stay under martial law though some of the 709 troops in the field will be sent home Announcement followed the arrival of Major General W W Sterling with orders from Governor Ross Sterling
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United Press
Corry Fire Costs Reported Low in State Comparison
A Harrisburg issued report from the Department of Internal Affairs shows Corry, with a volunteer department under the Stanford Hose Company, has one of the lowest per capita fire protection costs in Pennsylvania at 62 cents annually and a total annual appropriation of 4480.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Harris Jung
Om City
Greensburg
Sharon
Butler
Bradford
Meadville
Pranklin
Titusville
Stanford Hose Company
Beaver Falls plant loses 125000 in fire damage
United Press reports a fire destroyed the Mayer China Company plant power house and mold shop in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania causing an estimated 125000 in damage. The blaze threatened the entire plant at times and halted traffic on nearby railroad lines as hoses were stretched to control the flames.
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United Press
Seaver Falls
Mayer China Company
Hames
Pittsburgh
Trusks
Search for Nautilus Begins as Arctic Rescue Proceeds
United Press reports Oslo Sept 4 that the ship Prlitjor Nansen begins a rescue search for the missing Solar submarine Nautilus in Arctic ice. Other parties are engaged as Long Year City officials probe a mystery sighting near Finan Bay and Wide Bay with the Nautilus party led by Sir Hubert Wilking possibly having landed.
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Oslo
Norway
Prlitjor Nansen
Arstad
Arctic
Simmer R2a25n Us Endad, Experts Pomnter
Long Year
Finan Bay
Hubert Wileking
Wide Bay
Tockmann Bay
Titusville Man Arrested on Forgery Charge
A Titusville man named Paul Helacheh is arrested in this city on a Titusville warrant for passing a forged $70 check at Pals Store. Chief Ruppersberg detained him on East Main Street after a tip confirmed his identity, with a hearing arranged by Titusville officers.
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Paul Helachel
Titusville
Linder
Ruppersberg
Pals
Titsville
Helaehéi
East Main Street
Eilaworth
Market Holds Against More Bear Attacks
New York reported a firm market amid heavy selling across groups and shares. Investors awaited pre holiday bulls amid expectations of dividend movements and sector shifts as steel and utilities faced pressure, while bears pressed earlier declines.
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