Roosevelt On Motor Tour in Hudson River Area
Roosevelt conducts a Democratic motor tour through the Hudson River region. He visits Beacon Kingston and Rhinebeck, speaks in public squares and halls, travels to Newburgh across the river, and ends with a New York City rally at Madison Square Garden. The campaign climaxes with crowds at Brooklyn Academy of Music and Madison Square Garden as Roosevelt seeks election.
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Hoover Finish Up Campaign Heads to Last Day
News dispatches describe President Hoover’s final westward drive and last rallies as the election closes. Roosevelt campaign stops in New York and New Jersey frame the nationwide push, with leaders predicting outcome and both sides urging voters to participate in the pivotal vote.
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Roosevelt Victory Predicted by Several Major Papers
Newspapers in New York Chicago and elsewhere forecast Franklin D Roosevelt will win Tuesday's presidential election. Some papers predicted Hoover victory in certain states but the leading papers like the New York Times and Chicago Tribune leaned toward Roosevelt, with electoral vote forecasts ranging from 143 to at least 367.
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Hitler Loses Ground In German Election Despite Strong Turnout
Berlin voters handed Adolf Hitler a decisive setback in the Sunday general election, dropping his Reichstag seats from 230 to around 195 as Communists and other extremes gained small margins. Franz von Papen retained chancellor position with Von Hindenburg’s support amid a turnout of about 35.5 million of 44.6 million eligible voters.
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Marble cow replaces corner saloon in Brillwater.
Brillwater Oklahoma November 7 state veterinarian Dr G G Tisel says each animal now drinks 16 gallons more than before prohibition. He notes farmers report higher milk output and altered feeding habits since the rule.
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Tamale Vendor Robbed. Police Sought Suspect After Lantern Theft
Tulsa police sought a robber who stole a vendor Gilbert Williams tamales and a lantern last night. Williams could not identify the thief but joked about garlic breath as a clue, offering no clear description.
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Raphael King Breaks Leg in Fall on Farm Road
Raphael King aged 24 at 2004 Jersey Avenue fell and fractured his left leg while working a dog on a farm off Mason Road. Companion called Michael Colligan Ambulances. King was taken to Mercy Hospital where attendants report him in fair condition.
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Churches of God Union Meeting Held in Cincinnati
A union meeting of the Churches of God of Cincinnati Reading Elmwood Hamilton Middletown and Union was held at the First Church of God Sunday afternoon at 2 30 oclock with Rev W P Chapel of Mt Sterling Ky delivering the message Rev J W Linkin the pastor of the church supervised the conversions in the evening
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Democrat Victory Seen by Gableman Expert
Washington sketch by Halwitt W. Gableman, a Washington political writer, predicts a Democrat victory in the presidential race. He foresees Franklin D. Roosevelt winning the electoral college by about 20 to 40 votes, with a strong Democratic popular mandate and a continuing trend away from Hoover-era Republicans nationwide.
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Break Up Lorain Student Meeting in Park
Nov 7 six prominent Overlin College students were arrested for holding a political rally without a permit. Police halted the gathering in a city park in Lorain while about 30 undergraduates supported socialist candidate Norman Thomas. The group had applied for a permit days earlier, which Mayor Joseph G. Conley refused.
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Baptismal Service at West Side Baptist Church
Baptismal services were held Sunday evening at West Side Baptist Church marking the close of a three weeks revival led by BF Candill of Huntingle, West Virginia. About 42 persons were confirmed during the service with Mora than Bad in attendance.
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Judge Gideon Palmer Speaks at Millville Church
Judge Palmer of the probate court addresses about juvenile problems in Butler County at Millville A B Church while a large crowd attends. The event precedes notices of an international program by the M G club featuring nengu and plants Monday after a supper at 8 o clock.
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Ohio voters face last minute appeals in pivotal issues
Ohio political campaigns heated over ten major issues as voters head to polls. Governor George White and David Ingalls clash on age and experience while debates focus on economic efficiency, tariff policy, prohibition, and public governance. Campaigns across parties feature Roosevelt Hoover appearances as candidates seek support in a critical state race.
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Demcrat
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Cincinnati
Hawk on Rampage Reveals Wild Escapade in Havisburg
In Havisburg Pa on November 7 a hawk smashed through a kitchen window at Weeley Metzger’s home. Metzger chased the bird which dodged a sling shot and collided with a nearby house before being captured. The bird appeared dead but later revived and flew off.
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Campaign Broadcasts TA Associated Peewe
Easten Standard reports tonight’s campaign broadcasts from various stations. President Ceaver traveling to California and Calvin Coolidge from Northampton Massachusetts appear on WABC and WIZL networks, with Governor Roosevelt from Hyde Park North Carolina and James A Farley from New York. Norman Thomas on Socialinte network. NBC feature at 8:30 p.m.
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Roosevelt and Smith Appear Together at Brooklyn Rally
Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith share a first joint speaking appearance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, drawing attention at a public rally in New York. The event underscored collaboration between the two figures as they addressed supporters.
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Presidential Special Takes Hoover Westward
President Hoover continues his campaign tour on the eve of the election in a final push for votes. A big train rolled toward East Lake City while Hoover prepared a last appeal in Elko Nevada, with a Westward stop planned at Yanston Wyoming amid salutes from schoolchildren and a band.
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Political Campaigns Sweep Nation Aboard Party Flights
A scrambled survey of U S political activity shows Republican and Democratic operatives rallying across states including California Nevada New York and New Mexico. Key figures Hoover Roosevelt and Cutting campaign in diverse venues while predictions of Roosevelt and Roosevelts party momentum surface amid heated race forecasts.
Absentee voting and extradition woes reported in terse notes
Dallas voters discuss Hoover and Curtis as early returns trickle in while Athens Greece cites a hospital stay and pending extradition lawyers. Flemington notes a one year sentence for John Hughes Curtis in the Lindbergh kidnapping case may be stayed to permit immediate freedom.
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Ten Die in Ohio Auto and Railroad Crashes
Ten people die in Ohio accidents over the weekend, with a major crash near Toledo where a six passenger auto collided with a train. Others killed include a truck driver in Middletown and a pedestrian in Columbus. many injured as cars overturned and rail incidents occurred. Reverend Cook addressed the Disciples of Christ anniversary at High Street Church, with Rev. Simon Davidian leading services in Lima this week.
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Lima
Front and Court Streets Post Office Nears Completion
A clear view of Tramiltan's new post office at Front and Court streets emerged as workmen cleared the seas folding from in front of the building after the storefront was completed.
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Picket Capitol Demonstration Is Quickly Broken Up
The attempt to picket the Capitol grounds by men with placards was dispersed by police with several arrests reported. The protest followed a Supreme Court action setting aside death sentences for seven Negroes condemned at Scottsboro, Alabama, now before the high court.
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Three Aviators Die In Friday Plane Crash
Three young aviators, all socially prominent, were killed Friday afternoon in a plane crash after performing hazardous stunts. The deceased include Preverick Tanthrop Anica, 29, of Boston and Newport, a noted yachtsman and president of Skyways, Inc. James Burnett, 22, of Southboro, daughter of the Boforth Vannin Extract founder, and Frank Pen yosw Byroul, of Pittsburgh, grandson of a former Pennsylvania governor.
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Mere Spider Web Cause of Arrest
Chicago police arrested Wolek after a theft report led officers to him on a street corner. An officer quipped about spider webs on his shoulders as he was taken to the station, where Wolek identified the loot and confessed.
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Jerome Blair Confined to Home in Millville Illness
Jerome Blair former Millville mayor and former Hamilton police desk officer is confined to his home by illness. His friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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Hamilton
Broadcast Returns in Butter County Election
Radio service broadcasts election returns from Butter County at High Street opposite the earthstonea box tonight by Hamilton Radio Services.
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Fraudulent registrations found in Cleveland ballot purge
Cleveland election officials reported 283 apparently fraudulent registrations including applicants listing Wayfarers Lodge Troop A Police Headquarters and Central Police Station as residences. New York Democratic leaders praised Roosevelt and Garner after the election, with Farley stressing the campaign’s overwhelming win.
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