Hoover Fund Raising and Donations Questionable in Capital
The article reviews fundraising for the Hoover administration highlighting large and varied contributions, noting missing donors and potential deficits for the Democrats. It cites figures around 1 ,000 and references names such as Henry Ford Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Patrick Hurley while detailing cabinet figures and eastern receptions.
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Mult
Democrats
Natsay
Mille Ava
Stinson
Hurley
Mitchell
Wilbur
Kak
Auction Order for Oain Estate in Middletown Realty
Probate court Saturday authorized a public auction of the real estate in Middletown belonging to the estate of Sawn Oain. The Ogleibe-Bartille Bank and Triat Co. serves as executor for the estate.
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Perulinion
Middletown
Ogleibe-Bartille Bank and Triat Co
Local Notes and Notices from Oxford Road Dance and Meetings
Community notes list a King Brownie's Royal Spartans event at Oxford Road Dance Pa, a detour on Darrtown Pike toward Afifl ville, and rightward routing from city limits. Included are Knights of Pythias gathering at Castle Hall, a Senior Class meeting at Vine Street, nervous disorders notices, a 7th Son reference, and multiple dances at Port Union Pavilion with orchestras and admission details.
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King Brownie
Royal Spartans
Oxford Road
Darrtown Pike
Afiflville
Nike
Firat Road
City Umits
Mob unrest and presidential talk mingle in early city turmoil
A chaotic scene unfolds as mob factions demand access to the House of Commons while police face projectiles and sharp spikes aimed at tires. A beggar gratitude and a pilot anecdote frame a broader critique of politics and authority, with Roosevelt and court debates stirring public emotion.
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Huckinghuor Palace
Cesth Notions and Card of Thanks Notice
Public notice items list card of thanks and personal messages with references to cancellation ads and a firm name. It cites rights to express opinions on public affairs and mentions an apartment for rent with two rooms, modern conveniences, central laundry and garage at Campbell street.
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North
Seseuith
Election results counting in AP coverage noted
The Associated Press outlines a swift, careful process for tallying electoral votes and congressional results. It explains safeguards against errors, with staff checks and immediate investigations for discrepancies. The Marmilton Evening Journal will publish timely, accurate coverage on who will hold the White House for four years.
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Tatata
Legislative Department
Ertora
Associated Press
White House
Marmilton
Washington Cast Mardi Gras Reunion Promises Charity
Washington cast members of The Immortal Washington pageant and friends plan a November 16 reunion at Jeff's Garden south of Hamilton to raise funds for the Bureau of Social Work. Proceeds will help alleviate Stamison needy debts with games and bridge pinochle events chaired by Mrs. Jelauna Huin and assisted by Women’s Relay Corps and other groups. reservations by committee members.
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Washington
Pagent
Jeff's Garden
Hamilton
George Washington
Bureau of Social Work
Stamiston
Jelauna Huin
Women's Relay Corps
Daughters of the Union Veterans, Neadasha Council No. 88
Pocahontas
Mooseheart Legion
William Goodwin Hag
Grassons Indies Gowied
Gootwin
Mya Carl Greer
E. I. Gardner
J. J. Grimsmier
Traymond Burke
Mra
A. Habit
Highway mileage details and types in progress
Year's progress in highway work continues with mileage by material type. Brick 53.74 miles, concrete 248.50 miles, bituminous concrete 45.81 miles, sheet asphalt 1.8 miles, rock asphalt 120.8 miles, water bound macadam 163.42 miles, penetration macadam 101.76 miles, traffic measures noted.
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Thin Ai Dlades
Maradam
Highway Construction Drives County Jobs and Savings in 1931 32
Five and a half million in division work during 1931 and 1932 built 163266 miles of road under competitive bidding, including 728 bridges and culverts under 20 feet and 63 bridges over 20 feet. Expenditure reached 5,656,000 with aims of wider, safer highways. Construction followed local and statewide traffic needs, completing short projects for continuous traffic flow. Notable work included straightening U S Route 27 into Oxford and building 9,258 miles of roads on the Chippewa highway path, plus widening routes 22 and 42 to four lanes in Clinton and Hamilton counties. Gov. White instructed economies in buying and operating methods, cutting maintenance costs from 1,229,000 in 1830 to 724,500 in 1931 and saving 204,600 for motorists. Mill workers operated five days weekly, alternating two weeks, to maximize employment and spread highway funds. The 1932 program adds 49.03 miles of retread surface, 76.06 miles of light bituminous surface, 49.7 miles of oil treatment, plus 15 detour oiling miles. A winter bridge program planned 42 structures at 970,012.95, with bids 230,777.90 saving about 460,000, distributing work countywide except in Hamilton, and employing many unemployed with 87,012 hours. Three storm sewer projects, including S H No 180 and Route 127 in Butler county, enabled street widening and benefited 2,348 dependents.
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Fic
Oxford
Ghie
Qhia River
Lis
Clinton County
U. S
Walmilton Caunthy
White
Thing
Tamiltan
Indira Want
U. 8
Butler County
Junior Moose Halloween Party at Maess Hall
A Halloween party hosted by the Juniors for Moose Friday at Maess hall featured costumes and prizes. Dolly Gorman won first prize for best dressed tail, with Carol Motzer and Paul Reigert also placing. Edwin Shearers and Billy Shearers received recognitions. A light snack was served and thirty five attendees, including Junior mothers, enjoyed the event. The next meeting is planned for December around Christmas.
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Maess Hall
Dolly Gorman
Carol Motzer
Paul Reigert
Drenced Hay
Edwin Shearers
Anil
Billy Shearers
Order Sale of Burnett-Waite Store
Court directs sale of the Burnett Waite Store upon application by Taabotey Mileski as receiver in bankruptcy. The order grants authority to conduct the sale on November 8 under terms set by the court and overseen by the appointed receiver Seana Ciccianati.
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Burnett-Waite
Br Ropert
Seana Ciccianati
Sige
Taabotey Miletski
Roadside and Local Notices From Hamilton Area
A mix of housing rental notes, bankrupt sale orders, school honor rolls, medical clinic dates, and obituaries. Listings include Buckeye street cottage, Thurnelt-Waite Co bankruptcy at 434 High Street Hamilton, sale of assets ordered by Judge Robert R. Nevin, Roosevelt Junior High honor roll with Ruth Courtney and Herta Liebswa ger, plus others in ninth grade. Also notices of Dr Bateman pediatric neurology clinic at Mercy Hospital on November 7 and neighborhood funeral services for Selina Baxter and J. G. Balser, former constable, with details of service locations and burial. Additional real estate foreclosure language and property description at Millville Avenue with legal conveyance terms and appraisals.
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Thurnelt-Waite Company
High Street
Hamilton
Robert R. Nevin
United States
Priday
Roosevelt JR
Ruth Courtney
Herta Liebsthwager
Roosevelt Junior High School
Lore Byrd
Mary Jane Gerling
Olive Stedman
Lillian Tomleson
Jewel Tipton
Huneral Sétviers
Selina Baxter
Mason
J. G. Balser
Miami Avenue
Cleves
Argo Brothers
Maple Grove
Balser
Survert
Treaxcrer
Miami Township
Hamilton County
Weenie Ah The Westside Building Association Lawsuit
A court filing names Westside Building Association and County Common defendants in a civil action. Plaintiffs include Minton and Batley seeking remedies under county law. The fragmented text indicates a lawsuit filed by the association against multiple parties in a Florida venue.
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Weenie Ah
Westside Building and Tose Association
Flaintiff, Weane, Minton, Et
Davy Batley
County Common
Hele
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