Roosevelt Alters Plans For Metropolitan Drive In Jersey
Albany dispatch says Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt plans a last minute New Jersey swing through Jersey City and Newark before returning to New York to speak at the Metropolitan Opera House. He will be introduced by Owen Young and later appears with Alfred E. Smith at Madison Square Garden. Roosevelt will vote Tuesday with Mrs Roosevelt and follow election returns from New York.
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Cox Speaks On Bad Faith In Government And Political Ends
A lengthy political dispatch notes Cox charging government bad faith and deception for political ends as Republicans and Democrats mobilize in the corn belt. It outlines forthcoming presidential campaign stops in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and St Paul and discusses midwestern state loyalties and potential electoral outcomes with key senators shifting positions and Ohio voting dynamics highlighted.
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Citizens' Sewer Levy Board Formed for Linden Wall Areas
Citizens' Board on Sewer Levy adopted Wednesday night to estimate assessments for sanitary sewer improvements in Linden wall sections. Appointed Beaston Tewart Bronk Muley and Vern Mign to report assessment amounts for Brough avenue Benninghofen avenue Chase avenue and related streets. Gordon Faber recovering after a railroad crossing accident at Fifth street near the B&O line. He escaped with minor injuries and is improving at Hamilton hospital.
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Campaign Broadcasts Time to Eastern Standard Tonight
Radio listings detail political broadcasts across multiple stations including WABC CBS and WZNBC with figures such as Alice Roosevelt Longworth May Gen Smedley Butler Pelham Glagaford Floyd Gibbons and Governor Roosevelt. Democratic and Republican programs are slated with references to Anna Dickie Clesen Virginia Gilder sleave Hoover and various networks across Illinois and Philadelphia.
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Democrats Hear Campaigners Rap G O P Policy in Ohio
Ohio Democrats heard campaigners including Gov. George White and Sen. Robert J. Bulkley in Cincinnati and Newton D. Baker in Mansfield. Baker said Wilson era respect and criticized Republican isolationist policy as bad business.
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Hoover Moves West to Cross Country for Election
President Hoover plans a transcontinental swing ending in California on election day to urge support against a Democratic regime. He reiterates his prohibition stance as unchanged, while White House officials release a telegraph statement correcting misrepresentations. Hoover and Mrs. Hoover depart Washington at 4 20 p m for Midwest stops including Springfield Madison and St Paul.
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Roosevelt Boost by Young Man From New York
Owen D. Young lauded Franklin Roosevelt in a published letter describing him as a man of wound intelligence and independence. The note, circulated with the Taxpayers' Union, suggests early presidential speculation about Roosevelt as a potential candidate.
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Boy Scouts Pass Merit Badge Tests at Board Review
Merit badge tests were passed by Charles Hall Bill Hite Ervin Marchant Carl Rhime Sam Gard Earl Jones Donald Watson Till Sharp Devidle Truman and John Shaffer at a Board of Review held Wednesday night in the office of G B Robert scout executive. Board members present included Robert Prince Oho Shaffee Ray Jameson J Re Robert and GC B Kubert.
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Smith Roosevelt Gain Votes in Massachusetts
Massachusetts voters show shifting loyalties as Roosevelt seeks to reclaim Bay State support. The piece notes past Smith strength, lingering prejudice, and a split among Democrats who admire Smith yet back Roosevelt for party loyalty, with continued coverage of the campaign dynamics and visible tensions.
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Kouba and Agnew To Face Court
Police kept on the move Wednesday as two arrests were made on municipal warrants. Carl Kouba, 28, of Kenninghofen Avenue, walked out of the Municipal Court clerk’s office weeks ago during a $200 and fixed charge, and was arrested by Patrolman Thorschell Haines at South Central avenues. Willer Agnew, 26, of 824 Williams Avenue, failed to pay a liquor law fine and was arrested near Grand Boulevard by Patrolmen Riley and Fil Riley. Dinwid Jtound Patrolman Haines.
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Extradition Treaty Between Greece and United States In Force
The Graeco American extradition treaty becomes effective today as Greece and the United States exchange ratifications. The formal instruments of ratification have been exchanged in Athens signaling the treaty’s entry into force.
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BULLETINS KILLS SONS SELF Lapeer Mich
Gabriel Kostas a farmer near Clifford Lapeer County shot and killed his two sons Steve 16 and Tony 14 and then killed Damaell after a family quarrel The incident occurred in Lapeer County Michigan on November 3 1923
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Al Smith Defies Hoover in New York Speech
Alfred E. Smith, returning to New York City after a speech, urged election of Roosevelt and Garner and a Democratic Congress. He attacked Hoover for attacking the Democratic ticket, stating the nation cannot fall into despair and stressing the need to extend government control over daily life, including support for the 8th Amendment.
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Grieved Gilbert Craver Denies Forgery in Loan Suit
Craver filed answers in two Welfhad Loan Co. suits in common pleas court Thursday alleging his name as endorsor on the note is forged or unauthorized. He challenges the validity of the signature and seeks to clear his liability.
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Campaign speeches light up New Jersey rally circuit
Final phase events unfold as Governor Rouse opens campaign in Troy New Jersey with Alfred E. Smith and Owen D. Young slated to speak. Fiorello La Guardia hails Hoover as decisive in the tariff fight. Cox denounces the administration and calls for change to end the present crisis.
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Former Governor and Senator Heard At Democratic Rally
Former Ohio governor and Senate ally James M. Cox addressed a Democratic rally in Cincinnati. He urged change and blamed Republican leadership since 1920, urging removal of the administration and criticizing Hoover era policies. The crowd of about 1000 filled a hotel hall as Cox attacked liberal and political establishments.
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Nichols Uninjured As Plane Crashes
Irene Nichols, aviatrix, escaped harm when her plane on a Hoover campaign flight skidded off a 3000 foot runway at Floyd Bennett Field and buried its left wing. The craft, packed with gasoline, overturned but Nichols sprang clear, taking quick action to avert a fire.
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Former Hicksville school chief dies after long tenure
Former 80001 executive DIns Toledo reports Armstrong, longtime superintendent of Hicksville Obin schools for 17 years, died yesterday after a period of heart disease. He had recently retired as president of the Northwestern Obin fenchers association.
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Hoover aide Marrinan accuses Richey of threats over Roosevelt
Washington on November 3 John Marrinan, former secretary to Herbert Hoover, says James Richey knocked him down and threatened to pinch his nose and break him in two for his strong Roosevelt support. Marrinan reported Richey also warned he would publish him in jail and blacken his name.
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City prisoners stick for meals in hush escape tale
In Los Angeles Missouri city jail, inmates sparked a hunger protest and staged a bold escape. Four others pried loose heavy bars and climbed a 15 foot wall, with one tearful inmate asking why they would not endure another night without a meal.
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Strike in Berlin Ties Up Trolleys
Berlin’s transit system ground to a halt as a citywide strike tied up the networks, affecting 29,000 workers. Only the Stadtbahn, the state line, remained running, forcing thousands of commuters to drive or walk to work.
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Kentucky Treasure Cave Yields Nuggets of Gold
Greenup Kentucky report details a cave exploration in Greenup County. A party of locals claims finding 32 gold like nuggets and a two inch strip of similar metal along with bones and a mystery of witch artifacts inside the cave. The find was led by Undertaker L I Stapf Dr Norton and Edward Wellman after two boys guided them to the cave about 18 miles southwest of Greenup.
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Bulkley to Speak Tonight Across Radio Chain
Senator Robert Bulkley will rally for re election in an address broadcast tonight from 7 15 to 7 40 p m over a radio chain from Cleveland The program will be relayed to Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo with the station details announced at his headquarters.
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