Early Ohio voters flood polls amid heavy turnout
Reports from Cleveland Toledo and other cities show an exceptionally heavy voting rate across Ohio. Secretary Brown investigates illegal registration in Toledo while inspectors tally challenges and verify eligible voters. Weather favorable, turnout high in Akron Columbus and Dayton with forecasts of statewide records. Pike County security measures discussed amid past election violence concerns.
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Toleda
Clarence J. Brown
Inepottara
Sinie Munday
Benny Brine
Intentiorl Falsi Lion
Toledo
Pika County
George White
Henderson
Hng
Pike County
Cleveland
Tain
Dayton
James M. Cox
Akyon
Summit County
Election Board
Hay
Youngstown
Hoover Nears Home After Final Speech
President Hoover arrived in Sacramento after a day of campaigning en route to Palo Alto to vote. A watchman guarding the railroad near Palisade, Nevada was attacked and injured, and 22 sticks of dynamite were found nearby. Southern Pacific inspector A A Lowe confirmed the assault as the president prepared for a brief nonpolitical speech and a parade through Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Oslif
Hoover
Palo Alto
Sacramento Business District
Two ships in Caribbean storm amid alarm and diversions
Two ships lay helpless in a Caribbean storm off Cape Gracingx Nicaragua as a mystery call for help from the Phemius and San Simeon prompted search by Navy officials. Aboard, President Hoover preparations and Roosevelt succession plans drew attention as Secret Service readiness was reviewed. Mary Boyd was granted divorce and child custody in Middletown Pleas Court.
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Almy Boyd
Middletown
Comme Pleas
Oneaday
John Boyd
South Avenue
Boyd
Tin Ghia
Uixler
Blue Funnel Line
Phemius
Quaker Line
San Simeon
Cape Gracing x Divs
Nicaragua
Sixaaln
Caribbean
Hen Sinnott
Navy Department
Washington
Home Rule Amendment Placed On File In Secretary Of State Office
The security home rule amendment was filed in the secretary of state's office today. Petitions urging placing the amendment on the ballot at the next election carried 212 237 signatures, exceeding the 120 000 required.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Naverlée
Lnn
Shipwreck Kelly Quits Pro Football Over Illness
John Shipwreck Kelly, former University of Kentucky star and New York Giants back this season, has been forced to quit professional football due to illness. The news comes from New York in November, ending his pro career abruptly.
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Kelly
New York
John
Shipwreck
University of Kentucky
Injuries Cancel Baldwin Wallace Hiram Game Schedule
Cleveland based report states Baldwin Wallace and Hiram game for Saturday is canceled at Hime College request due to injuries. Trinity squad suffers illness and injuries leaving lineup uncertain.
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Hime College
Baldwin-Wallace
Hiram
Trinity
Scheidt Cited On Trapfig Charge At Police Headquarters
Walter Soheidt of 1082 Weller Avenue faced a traffic law violation charge after an alleged attempt to block an alley with his car. The warrant was signed at police headquarters in Ratuyday by Patrolman Berle Watson.
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Scheidt
Walter Soheidt
Weller Avenue
Ratuyday
Berle Watson
Survivor tally for Raleigh woman reflects large family kinship
Toledo notes Katherine Raymond 85 died today survived by 106 relatives including three sons and four daughters, eighty one grandchildren four great grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Toledo
Katherine Raymond
Kemper Lane Hotel Apartment Robbed in Cincinnati
Cash and various papers totaling about 1,000 dollars were stolen from the safe of the Kemper Lane apartment hotel in Cincinnati early today. Officials said the safe combination was used and the crime involved strong-armed access.
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Kemper Lane Hotel
Cincinnati
Kemper Lane
Final Utterance Made in Address At Poughkeepsie
A late campaign wrap shows New York Governor Roosevelt speaking in Poughkeepsie with plans to visit Hyde Park town hall then Manhattan for national results. Family attendees include Mrs Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt. End of campaign remarks promise vigor in the presidential bid.
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Tydy Pary
N.Y
Weanklein J. Hoosewelt
Speank
New York
Chitchess
Hyde Park
New York City
National
Biltmore Hotel
How to Watch Election Trend and Pree
A concise guide on swing states and patterns to gauge the election outcome. It highlights New York City’s Democratic edge, key battlegrounds like Ohio Indiana and Maryland Missouri Pennsylvania Michigan California and the West. The text argues that swing results could signal a national Democratic landslide or a tight race.
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New York City
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Colorful Catholic pageantry marks bicentennial order event
In Tui on November 8 a vivid religious pageantry celebrated the two hundred year founding of the Heemptorist order. Bishops and more than 1,000 Gathila parishioners from Northwestern Ohin attended the service.
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Ohin
Financial District Suspends Business Amid Election Markets
New York financial district suspends business today as banks close for the election. Lending markets in other centers likewise paused due to the presidential balloting, with stocks and commodities markets affected across the country.
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Financial District
New York
Financial Diatviat
Y W C A Open House Election Night
YWCA opens its doors on election night offering the use of their sound and radio for those wanting to hear the returns. A telephone service will also be available at the center.
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Radford to Speak at Rotary Thursday Meeting
A. Radford publicity manager of the Big Four Railroad will speak at the Thursday Rotary club Junction Meeting at the Anthony Wayne hotel. He will discuss Problems By Our Storm Railroads and related issues.
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Rotary
A. Raiford
Big Four Railroad Company
Rotary Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Stonm
Amends Petition in Divorce Case in Middletown
Middletown wife files amended petition for divorce from John Err alleging lack of support and that in laws directed her to leave. Chicago report notes Mia M Dunbar 40, wife of Union Trust Co executive in Indianapolis, died by poison after leaving hotel to join husband. A $5000 verdict was returned in a common pleas alienation of affections suit by Stewart Rinman against Macklyn Stark, not reaching a jury.
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Summon Pleas
John Err
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mia
M. M. Dunbar
Union Teast Company of
Indianapolia
Tuilianapolix
Rieman
Clinton
Boyd
Common Pleas
Withlout
Stewart Rinman
Macklyn Stark
Itieman
Kathleen
Sidelights on the National Election miscellany from Will county to West Point
A scattered set of election day notes from across the country reports improvised voting aids in Will County jail, a lifelong Republican in Michigan, Democrats in Baltimore eyeing a flood threat to their party, clubgoers benefiting from later hours in New York, two campaign signs seen at a Kenosha station, West Point’s centenarian resident recalling Hoover’s narrow win, a mill poster urging voting, and Mrs. Annie Griffin of Candler claiming to be the country’s oldest first time voter at 105, widow of a Confederate veteran and mother of ten.
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New York
Eleanor Tmutton Sturges
Preglon Glurges
Fcb
Lin
Sturges
Batelle Minige
Maes Sturges
Edward F. Futton
Ends Life Takes Dogs Along A Tragic Detroit Death
Detroit observer reports a man named Ernest Stone committed self harm on November 8, taking his hogs with him. Police found the bodies on the floor of Stone’s home. The article also references the writer’s prior stories from Washington about the White House and presidential help.
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Detroit
Ernest
Stone
Burher
Washington
A. P. To Go On Air Tonight
A. P. announces nationwide coast to coast news broadcasting tonight in cooperation with the National Broadcasting company. The public service is authorized by Associated Press member newspapers and highlights the Journal as Hamilton’s sole AP member.
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New York, Suv
Associated Press
National Broadcasting Company
Aegocipted Press
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The
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Chancellor Von Papa's Berlin speech vows reserves for future
In a five hour address in Berlin on Sunday Chancellor Von Papa rejected the Reichstag loss milestone and asserted the nation will develop its affairs at home and abroad with strong artillery and determined resolve as he outlined future policy.
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Berlin
Arlon Hitler
von Papa
Stieg Estate Widow Seeks Administratrix Role
Elizabeth Stieg widow applied in prelate court Tuesday to be administratrix of the George Stieg estate in Hanover township. The estate totals about 500 dollars in personal property and 2,000 dollars in realty.
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Stieg
Elizabeth Stieg
George Stieg
Hanover Township
Appraisers Approved Fees for Three Appraisers
Common Pleas Court on Tuesday approved fees of ten dollars each for L. J. Metin ley, Ross C. Howell, and Walter Reigert as appraisers in connection with the receivership of Stationery Office Supply Co. The ruling finalizes costs in the proceeding.
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Walter Reigert
Unl Office Supply Co
Common Pleas Court
Loesday
Anewer Filed in Melesourger Suit in Common Pleas Court
The Kiefer Sheeting Company of Miubuvtown filed an answer and croagy petition in common pleas court Tuesday alleging breach of a work agreement with George Melesourgas. The suit claims $61,248.22 and accuses Matescnrgua of abandoning a job.
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Melesourger
Kiefer Sheeting God Painting Company
Miubuvtown
Common Pleas Court
Aulk
George Melesourgas
Matescnrgua
Sompear
Presidential election vote in 1932 turns on voters’ choice
Voters across the nation, 47 million strong, await midnight Eastern Time for results on whether Herbert Hoover or Franklin D. Roosevelt will lead the United States after March 4. Polls opened at dawn as Roosevelt and Hoover campaign toward a hoped victory amid a high national registration and looming congressional seats.
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Rai
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First to report presidential votes in New Ashford
Election bulletins show New Ashford Massachusetts reporting early votes with Roosevelt at 24 and Hoover at 8, another precinct in Yancey County North Carolina giving Roosevelt 24 and Hoover 0, plus Florida Bluefield tallying all 42 votes for Roosevelt. Other towns in Missouri New Hampshire and Texas show varied early counts for Roosevelt Hoover and others.
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Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Cnst
Hoover
Roosevelt
Henderson
N. GC
Nat Bush
Yanco County
North Carolina
Reaver
Robert R. Reynolds
United States
Senate
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Florida
Bluefield
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Livermore
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Livermove
New Hampshire
Heavy Indiana vote expects strong turnout in election
Indiana voters crowded polling places with Blyton officials reporting heavy early turnout amid a high profile campaign. The Miami Cabinet Co of Vincart and Bramlage as receiver asked a common pleas court for permission to continue business in Middletown to protect creditors, citing untiled orders and substantial losses from 1992.
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Indiana
Blyton
ASES
Miami Cabinet CO
Vincart d. Bramlage
Naked Common Fiteds Court
Turaday
Busi Neas
Middletown
Ife
Marcum Drug Store Propriety Dispute Noted
Paul LC Marcum owner of a drug store at Third and Dayton streets seeks a remedy in a civil matter against Glen, alleging a breach of agreement and seeking redress. The brief record notes a disagreement over goods and services with unspecified dates and the parties involved.
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Paul LC
Marcum
Third
Dayton
Glen
Ree
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