Democrats report campaign spending and receipts data
The Democratic national committee filed a campaign finance report showing 926 208 dollars spent from June 1 to October 22 and total receipts of 1 065 000 plus. Major donors included Bernard Baruch and John J Raskob with 45 000 and 25 000 respectively while other figures detail loans and unpaid pledges and obligations. Roosevelt tours added about 50 000 though totals were not complete.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Frank C. Walker
New York
South Trimble
Ierk
John J. Raskob
Yhe
Joseph P. Kennedy
Chicago
Democratic Nations Campaign Committee
Wayne Johnson
Dave H. Morris
Henry Morganthan
Turkey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
William Randolph Hearst
W. H. Woodfin
Chicago Citizens Committee
Percy S. Straus
Morton L. Schwartz
Roosevelt
John J. Raskoh
Raliers
Brooklyn
Morison Square Garden
Republicans For Roosevelt League
Richard Wardbur Child
Metropolitan
Oper House
Raskob
Young golfer Henchett shoots 41 in first nine
Eight year old Dale Henchett of Kansas City earned a nine hole score of 41 on a local course after taking up golf last Memorial Day and receiving a set of clubs for Christmas. He quit for the winter after completing the round.
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Kansas City
Dale Henchett
Quake Felt in Africa in Johannesburg
A tremor rocked Johannesburg, Union of South Africa, on November 1, caused by the collapse of a worked-out mine. No serious damage reported.
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Africa
Johannesburg
Union of S. A
Banks and bonds spar over Alabama school funding
A letter from H E Rice challenges Senator J Hubert Farmer on bond issuance and a sales tax, arguing bonds cannot replace debts and urging economy. The piece also recounts Roosevelt campaign events in New England with crowds and police escorts, noting Roosevelts July campaign schedule and Raskob’s anticipated New York appearance.
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Houston County
Peter
Paul
Alabama
Goode
Miller Feagin
H. E. Rice
Maine accord big Roosevelt reception continued from Pere One
Governor Roosevelt addressed a Maine audience praising Democratic gains and promising better cooperation between the executive and legislative branches. He framed his fight as against Republican leadership, not rank‑and‑file Republicans, noting Maine elected two Democrats and urging unity.
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Pere
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Maine
Davila Leaves Chile for New York Residence
Former Chilean ambassador Carlos Davila arrives in New York with his wife and two daughters to begin an indefinite stay in the United States. He denies exile, saying he left the strife torn republic to work write and study, after resigning as provisional president.
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Chile
Carlos Davilas
New York
United States
Davila
Well Known Turfman Madden Ends His Life in New York
Joseph M. Madden a Louisville Ky turfman killed himself in a New York sporting goods store with a pistol handed from a clerk. The motive remains unknown though notes found to his wife and attorney were not disclosed. Madden and his brother Edward inherited about 2 million dollars from their father John E Madden who died two years ago.
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New York
Joseph M. Madden
Louisville
John E. Madden
Wizard of the Turf
Today's Cotton Market by Palmer Co. New Orleans Note
Market report from T W Palmer & Co of New York and New Orleans notes all Saint Day with no cotton markets open in New Orleans. The brief item records holiday market status and regional notes for traders.
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T. W. Palmer & CO
New York
New Orleans
Alabama Farmers Speed Harvest Ahead of Schedule
In Auburn Alabama the cool spell boosted farm work with cotton nearly gathered and 250000 farmers since August packing 800000 bales. Corn harvest aims at 41.475 million bushels, sweet potatoes about 8.82 million bushels, pecans around 1.4 million pounds, and a 15 percent larger turkey crop. Livestock plans were discussed by the Southeastern Livestock Association in Montgomery for 1933.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Montgomery
Gist
Black Belt
Southeastern Livestock Association
Smiling Through and a Busy Week at the Local Theatre
Film listings show Norma Shearer Frederic March and Leslie Howard in Smiling Through with Edgar Kennedy in Gold Chump and Pathe News. Edmund Lowe Evelyn Brent Constance Cummings star in Attorney For The Defense with Charlie Chaplin in The Cure and Fox News.
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Norma Shearer
Frederic March
Leslie Howard
Edgar Kennedy
Pathe News
Edmund Lowe
Evelyn Brent
Constance Cummings
Charlie Cheplin
Fox News
Fun
Bert Wheeler
Robin Woolsey
Roscoe Ates
Six bandits rob Monroe bank. officer shot during escape
In Monroe Michigan on November 1 Six bandits robbed the First National Bank and fled with about 35 000 to 40 000 dollars after firing on and wounding Patrolman William Lynch as he confronted them near the bank exits.
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Monroe, Mich
First National Bank of
Monroe
William Lynch
Appreciation for Dothan flower show praised by Garden Club president
Mrs Lewis, president of the Dothan Garden Club, expresses gratitude for wide support that made the citys first flower show a success. She commends nurseries, florists, merchants, and prize donors from Thomasville, Gainesville, Hogansville, Glen St Mary, Van Antwerp Seed, Fraser Seed, and others. The event featured concerts by Arabians, vocal and instrumental performances, and generous local backing despite rain.
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Dothan
Mra
Lewis
Garden Club
Thomasville
Gainesville
Georgia
Hogansville
Glen St
Mary van Antwerp Seed Company
Fraser Seed Company
Pasadena
Calif
W. E. Seifert
Herbert McClintock
Chambers
Lloyd Peacock
Schad Flower Shop
Green Bay
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Keith Orph
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