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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
9
A sweeping victory for Ingalls brings a huge majority as Chief Executive claims a commanding win. Observers note an unprecedented turnout and strong support across districts, signaling a decisive mandate for the administration ahead of its policy agenda.
In Ohio, Franklin D. Roosevelt leads in a major primary as precincts report. Governor White, re-elected to a two year term, secures a large plurality over David Ingalls. Roosevelt’s statewide margin surpasses 109000 with White topping 978101 to 808514 for Ingalls. White, Klondike veteran and former congressman, campaigned on fiscal economies.
State Democratic ticket swept Governor George White’s victory and led in key races across Ohio. Early returns from three fourths of 8078 precincts show Daniel Butler leading Republican Joseph B. Tracy for attorney general by 271 votes. Other Democratic margins include Sawyer ahead for lieutenant governor by 62,000, Myers by 64,000 for secretary of state, and Gergueon by 28,000 for treasurer.
Special to The Journal Columbus Ohio November 9 indicates Marshall trails Weygandt for chief justice with under 2,000 precincts reported. Early figures show Weygandt leading in the Oslo supreme court race as other names contend for the unexpired term and other judicial seats.
New York Nov 1 The stock market, after three rising sessions, extended gains only briefly then drifted lower in early trading. Some fund issues fell back from small gains of a few cents to a moderate overall level by the end of the first half hour.
Governor White declared a victory based on early figures, thanking Ohio voters and pledging to continue the economy program as a mandate from the electorate. Senator Ingalls conceded defeat and extended congratulations, offering future assistance if needed.
A table outlines states and electoral votes showing Roosevelt leading Hoover with 472 votes. States listed include California Florida Georgia Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming and others in the total tally. The record highlights Roosevelt sweeping multiple states to reach the electoral total reported.
Aunnetcted Peevey Washington reports substantial gains indicating new congressmen with strong wet views. Anti prohibition measures also win big majorities in King states as final returns shape wet vs dry alignment.
The race to call a constitutional convention in Ohio appeared defeated as about two thirds of the state's 8 678 precincts reported. In early tallies 5 031 precincts favored no convention with 411 593 votes to 572 828. In Clairaville deputies halted an election argument between white and black youths near the courthouse after midnight, leaving several injured and two men released after warnings.
In New York a calm Franklin D. Roosevelt, after voting in Hyde Park, tallies returns in a smoke filled hotel room. Surrounded by police, he says no formal statement until western state returns arrive, keeps his own tabulations, and departs at about 1 43 am to await more results.
early returns from Kentucky show Franklin D Roosevelt leading Herbert Hoover by a two to one margin as vote totals trickle in from about 4,640 precincts. initial AP tabulations place Roosevelt with around 12,025 votes to Hoover's lower count.
President Franklin D Roosevelt transmitted a telegram to President Hoover in Palo Alto California thanking him for his generous message and expressing a shared purpose in mutual effort for the country both now and in the future.
Kenton county leads Kentucky results with Roosevelt ahead of Hoover after initial returns. The Louisville dispatch notes Roosevelt leading with Hoover trailing as early votes from the region come in.
In Kentucky election violence erupts with at least three deaths and nine wounded across multiple counties. Victims include Wilbur Shepherd in Ploy county and Willie Dees at a River Fill shurel. Charles Helmond and others suffer fatal or serious injuries amid confrontations after election arguments. Police report arrests and ongoing investigations.
Mrs Ralph Dugan of 215 Main Street reported a theft on Tuesday afternoon as an unknown thief stole her purse while she used a telephone on High Street. It is not clear what else was taken and no suspects are listed.
Incomplete returns show Roosevelt with a large electoral lead and Democrats likely to seize control of Congress. Roosevelt appears near a landslide, with Hoover limited to a small bloc of states. Senate and House majorities look to favor Democrats as governors shift in their favor. Continuation noted on Page 15.
Detailed figures of the election section for Hamilton Middletown and Butler County will be found on page 11 of today s Journal.
Beaten Hoover promises to aid President-elect Roosevelt as he contemplates his next steps. Reports say Hoover intended to board his special train for a record trip back to the White House while advisers urge a rest. A suggested battlship canal cruise was mentioned but no final decision made.
The bulletin shows early returns from California with totals for McAdoo and Roosevelt, and New York results for President and Governor Lehman. It lists party names, statewide counts, and city district completions, signaling early electoral standings across multiple states.
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