Journal Platform and 1932 Thanksgiving Note
The Hamilton Evening Journal outlines its platform and allegiance to the American flag while denouncing demagogues and corruption across parties. It lists staff, advertising details, circulation audits, and subscription rates for Hamilton and Butler County. A note ends with a dubious line about Hoover potentially gaining a stray vote from a hypocritical Thanksgiving proclamation.
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Three Reasons Why Roosevelt Earns Your Vote
On the eve of the election the Journal presents three reasons voters across parties can back Governor Roosevelt. He has faced hardship, understands struggle, and can be trusted to invest heart and mind in the battle. The piece links Roosevelt and Garner to home life and pledged policies, urging support while noting the pageant project and its financial obligation. It also invites Hamilton residents to a November 16 Mardi Gras to help settle that debt and aid civic observance.
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Butler County
Journal
Ohio Legisature
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Paul Raden
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Buller County
Schumacher
Paul Baden
Ohio
Baden
Hamilton Churches Celebrate Anniversary Milestones
Several Hamilton churches mark anniversaries including St John Evangelical St Paul Evangelical and High Street Church of Christ with celebrations Lindenwald Church of Christ plans observance. City’s churches aided Hamilton’s development and deserve congratulations for spiritual and civic contributions amid faith and freedom.
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Lindenwald
Ohio voters face two questions on separate ballot
The Journal urges a NO vote on a proposed constitutional convention in Ohio in 1987. It argues the convention would cost taxpayers 200000 and there is no public need or demand for changes to the constitution. No need to add or remove anything.
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Journal
Henre
Home safety study warns against complacency in homes
New statistics for 1930 show 30,000 home fatalities nearly matching automobile deaths and over four million non fatal injuries annually. The report urges stronger measures to reduce domestic tragedies and calls for shifting focus from cars to home safety.
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United States
Butler County Journal Endorses Roosevelt and Democrats
The Butler County Journal urges voters to back Franklin D. Roosevelt for president, George White for Ohio governor, and Democrat Robert Bulkley for U.S. Senate. It backs Butler incumbents, praises Sheriff Schumacher and Prosecutor Baden, and endorses Democratic county hopefuls as qualified, pledging a square deal and fiscal restraint.
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Robert J. Bulkley
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Butler County
Nevada Declares Bank Holiday Through November
Nevada declares a state wide business and bank holiday until November 21, suspending debts for all residents. Lieutenant Governor Morley, standing in for the governor, says the measure aims to help banks and the public, pausing payments of wages mortgages and bills across the state. The piece reflects on debt cancellations in history and current public unrest as mobs grow in Britain and the U.S.
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Nevada
Daily Lessons In English Word Misuse And Pronunciation
A fragment from a teaching page by W I Gordon outlines common word misuse and mispronunciation. It lists terms that are often misused such as see/seer and search/sear, urges proper pronunciation hints, and promotes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The snippet includes examples and notes on spelling.
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W. I. Gordon
Hoover Unfazed by California Trip Odds Says White House Aides
President Hoover remains confident about his chances as advisers met to assess the campaign. They debated whether a California trip was worthwhile and discussed the party’s strength across regions. Treasury Secretary Mills defended the effort while adjusting remarks to reflect maximum effort before Election Day.
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Historic Ohio High Spots and the Glass Speech
An article fragment discusses Thomas Jefferson and amendments, noting the idea of perpetual constitution and government by the rising generation. It mentions Glass going on air, advisers from the Federal Reserve, and rapid response to a speech, with a note on advance copies and newsroom practices.
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Bible Thought for Today from a radio speech draft
A fragment summarizes a radio speech mentioning Bible lines and quotes Senator Glass of Virginia on friendship and grace. It notes Jefferson favored frequent changes in law and hints at a constitutional convention proposal with terms of about 19 to 20 years.
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Hoover rally packs Madison Square Garden as 1928 crowd surpassed
James Comteen reports a massive Hoover rally in New York with overflow crowds outside Carnegie Hall and inside Madison Square Garden. The event drew hundreds of standees and a highly enthusiastic reception, though the speech itself was not as fiery as four years ago. Hoover appeared gracious and calm before a lively, partisan audience.
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Remembering School Pin Tradition and Local Events
The article recalls school pins signifying affection among students, mentions a girl gifting a Daddy's lapel pin, and notes a Steele High School graduate from 1909. It also covers Hamilton smokehouses, local butchers, a Vesper service, and community demonstrations of cotton cultivation.
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Hamilton Events Recalled November Fifth Tuesday
A fragmentary local column recalls events from November 5 including political results in Butler County with Warren Gard winning Congress by about 1,000 votes over Strickland, a death of Mary Catherine Cuctiz, hospital news, an engagement announcement for Clara Schweinfest and Roy McNei, a birthday visit in Dayton Street, a streetcar accident fatality, and several local social notes from the era.
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Worther
Butler County
Warren Gard
Strickland
Mary Catherine Cuctiz
William P. Curtis
Fosdick Birth and New Deal Era Reflections in 20th Century
Uarry Emerson Fosdick, born Buffalo May 24, 197é, Colgate graduate with honorary degrees, ordained Baptist minister 1903, pastor at Montclair First Church, later Riverside Church NYC. He discusses dangers from internal injustice and social planning needs, urging creative faith and cooperative government to avert reverse civilization trends.
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Union Theology Seminary
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Sermons Of Roy L. Smith On Common Faults
A compact fragment presents Rev. Roy L. Smith urging moral critique of those unseen or misunderstood. It lists groups such as the unrecognized, the failed, the cranky, the cranks, and the unholy profit seekers, alongside appeals for understanding rather than contempt. The tone mirrors sermon sequences with pithy judgments and calls for reflection.
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