VETS PUSH BEER PROHIBITION ACTION AHEAD OF DECEMBER SESSION
The article reports veterans and political leaders arguing for rapid action to legalize beer and repeal prohibition provisions. It notes Democratic hopes for post election gains and Republican tickets salvaging state offices, with predictions of congressional action and varied stances from key figures on prohibition and constitutional issues. It mentions the 73rd Congress, anticipated votes, and anti prohibition organizing efforts, plus a parade meeting by the Spanish War Veterans group.
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Ohio
Congress
Washington
Tresnay
S Party
Hobinson
Arkansac
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Spraker
John N. Qarner
Elunt
Trys
Thay
Poth
Ehnove
Robinson
Varrigan
Garner
Kent
Pennsylvania
Wm Senata
Vetessia
Louisians
Michigan
New Jersey
Ropaal
Dr. A. 0 Partoe
Presidene
Orgrminition
United States
Fonett Shorse
Association Against the Prohibition
Re Hneal
President-Elect Returns To Albany With Clear Mandate
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Albany to begin duties as New York’s chief executive after winning the presidency. He heads to the executive mansion amid congratulations and promises a strong, financing-focused start. The trip from New York was marked by steady rain and a noisy reception from reporters and well-wishers.
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Albany
Walter T. Brown
Goverion
Stoasevelt
New York
Roonevelt
Bany
Hudson River
Ohio and Ohio officials election counts surface
Columbus November 10 The margin for Governor Roosevelt stands at 76 189 votes while Governor White holds a large lead. John W Bricker Republican for attorney general leads Hugh Duffey Democrat by 8 864 in early unofficial returns with additional precinct results expected. If Bricker’s lead holds Republicans could sweep three state executive posts.
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Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Cheorge White
Democratic Sweep Reaches House and Senate Victory
National results show President Hoover defeated in an electoral landslide by 472 to 50, while Roosevelt faces a Democratic Congress with a 9 to 7 Senate edge and sweeping gains in the House. Prohibition prospects brighten as party leaders push for immediate policy changes amid a broad political realignment.
Bush Named Cincinnati Manager For 1934 Amid Storm News
Denis Bush signed a one year contract to manage the Cincinnati club of the National League in 1934. Mike Kelley said after talks with Bush and Cincinnati president Ridney Weil that Bush will take the role. A week old tropical hurricane in the Bahamas killed at least 10, injuring many and causing damage in Cuba and Jamaica.
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Minneapolis
Denis Bush
Cincinnati
Mike Kelley
Bush
Ridney Weil
Cahamas
Guba
Jamaica
Phemins
Nienrapna
Montreal
Montevideo
Hinvicouch
Weygandt Wins Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Seat
Reported returns indicate Judge Carl V. Weygandt of Cleveland led the Ohio Supreme Court race for chief justice against incumbent with about 100,000 margins and other judges at varied terms. Released figures show Weygandt ahead by substantial margins with votes tallied across multiple judicial races.
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Ta ‘Ube Jovenit
Carl V. Waygenult
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Berington TE
Marshall
Whe Dy Stephenson
Thomas A. House
Matthias
Tere
Justige—Marshall
Weygandé
Tudlere
Grigor
Stephenson
Dones
Carl Vs. Weygandt
Shove
Carrington T. Marshall
Weygandt
Ohio Supremataurt
Chiff's Own Home Destroyed by Fire in Savannah
Fire Chief John H. Monroe faced a grim loss as his Savannah residence burned to ruins last night after the alarm arrived too late. Firefighters found the home fully involved upon arrival, leaving destruction in the wake of the blaze.
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Chiff
Savannah
John H. Monroe
Fear of third death from kerosene blast looms
Dayton reports a kerosene explosion fatal to two children, Stanley Woodyard 96 remains in critical condition after his children Stanley, Jo 3 and Dorothy 6 suffered fatal burns yesterday when kerosene was poured on a stove fire.
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Dayton
Stanley Woodyard
Stanley
Dorothy
Dearborn Gives Roosevelt Vote Boost in City Returns
Detroit area results from Dearborn, home to Henry Ford, show Roosevelt leading Hoover. In twenty four precincts Roosevelt 7 064 to 5 17 for Hoover. Ford urged Hoover re election in a radio address and through a company circular to employees while denying any attempt to control votes.
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Detroit
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Hoover
Ford Motor Company
Calsworthy Wins 1932 Nobel Prize for Literature
Stockholm Sweden November 10 1932 John Galsworthy British novelist author of the Forsyte Saga wins the Nobel Prize for literature. Erik A Karlfeldt of Sweden had been named the year’s prize recipient Sinclair Lewis the 1930 laureate was the first American to be honored.
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Peenes
Stockholm
Sweden
John Cinlaworthy
Erik A. Karlfeldt
Swedon
Sinclair Jowls
Stock Market Wilt to Open Tomorrow on Armistice Day
New York financial markets will observe Armistice Day with a two minute halt at eleven oclock on the Ute stogic exchange. The unusual move marks a brief pause in trading to honor the anniversary.
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New York
Electoral table for Roosevelt vote figures documented
Complete and detailed electoral and popular vote figures for the Franklin D. Roosevelt election are noted to be on page 6 of today’s Journal, with page 5 containing related tables. The reader is directed to verify the full figures and totals in the continuation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Today’s Journal
Democratic Victory May Act as Tonic for Business
New York reports the electorate shifted to Franklin D Roosevelt amid postwar economic distress. The piece notes the 1932 style mood, the historic victory margins, and signals a political and economic shift away from Hoover era policies with a focus on potential New Deal era reforms.
Roosevelt Cabinet Selections Hinted Ahead of Announcement
New York November 10 Franklin D Roosevelt is likely to name a large cabinet to follow political precedent his associates said tentative lists show possible choices for many posts including Secretary of State and Labor with Newton Baker Owen Young Norman Davis and Alfred E Smith among potential picks others considered for Attorney General and Secretary of War show a broad field of names.
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New York
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Lol- Town
Owen Dy Young
Newton BD
Baker
Rygttkinridee Lang
Norman Davis
Cincinnati
Marry I
Newton B. Baker
James A Farley
Alfred V. Smith
Frederick A. Gardner
Mary
Molin
Cohen
Clark Howell
Albert C. Ritchio
Josepius Daniels
Preble County Goes Democratic in Election Action
Preble County shifted toward the Democratic column in Tuesday’s election, with Franklin Hoonewell elected treasurer by a 6,240 to 4,000 vote margin over Hoover. Democratic candidates also won several county offices, including prosecutor, clerk, sheriff, recorder, treasurer, surveyor, and other posts, while Republican contenders trailed in various positions.
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Tnm Jonemal
Eaton
Preble County
Franklin
Hoonewell
Hoover
House
Meank Meyer
James M. Howsare
Bhntley C. Ayers
Cousia
John Fahrenholz
Frgene W. Stephen
A. J. Alford
Otho Tleenthan
C. M. Treffinger
Democrats Narrow Senate Control In Ohio Vote
In Columbus on November 10 unofficial reports from Cuyahoga County certify the elections of Democrats Joseph S. Ackerman and L. T. Marshall, narrowing Democratic control of the Ohio State Senate to five votes. Republicans gain two seats as results finalize.
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Columb
Democrats Central
Ohio State Senate
Cuyahaga County
Joseph 8. Ackerman
L. T. Marshall
Democrats Sweep Kentucky Ballots
The Democratic Party achieved a sweeping victory in Kentucky with a solid delegation and about one million votes cast. Roosevelt led the presidential tally while Taft trailed, marking a historic Democratic majority in the Blue Grass State and signaling a shift from Republican strength in southeastern mountain counties.
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Tousville
Kentucky
Praoklin
Ronsevelt
Toaver
Roosevelt
Allen W. Barkley
Thatcher
Bulletin: Two Clergy, Founders Die in Washington Area
Washington Pennsylvania reports the death of Harry Malcolm Chalfant 64 a founder of the anti Beloon league from pneumonia at Washington Hospital. In Youngstown Ohio authorities investigate a death threat against Rev Bighs ound Laky pastor of the Hungarian Reformed church after a disappearance from home yesterday.
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Washington
Harry Malcolm Chalfant
Anti- Beloon League
Washington Hospital
Youngstown
PKA
Bighsound Laky
Reaqugelical Reformed Church
Boxing official credits fighter with political awakening
A New York boxing commissioner recalls how a heavyweight fighter once made him a Democrat, saying the bout and postfight praise changed his politics. He notes the fighter Johnny never failed to greet him with a word of encouragement after every match.
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Api—Tawes
A. Farley
New York State
Doiining Misko
Johny
Niwaya
Hoover Enjoying Rest Leaves Coast Saturday
President Hoover plans a quiet rest before returning to Washington for congressional talks. Arrangements were made for additional detentions and social gatherings with friends this afternoon as he prepares for further travel and a possible northern return to the capital.
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Hoover
Esugrése
Aiden
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Heir Agen
Chrysler Plans Business Sport and Political Push in 1983
The article notes Chrysler executives, including Walter PF Chrysler and leaders from Plymouth, planning a major corporate public relations and merchandising push after the election. It mentions a retooled plant costing about 4 million dollars and a discount pricing strategy, with questions about possible influence on the auto industry and political ties.
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Datroit
Misha Noyentbayik
Walter PF
Chrysler
Samprign
Sail Th. B. Mutchingon
Dadou
Plymouth
Dorautt
Alnglivets
Pithill Tiles
Automehits Nuk
Roosevelt Not Bound To Any Man Farley Says
National Democratic Chairman James A. Farley told a New York audience that Franklin D. Roosevelt is not bound to any man or set of men. He argued the governor would become president without commitments, free to shape policies and personnel, with only obligations to the welfare of the nation.
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Roosevelt
Farley
Associated Preas
New York
Franklin J. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Naional Democratic
Warley
Barbour Withdraws From Jersey Vote Contest
Newark reports Barbour pulled out of the New Jersey vote tally with about a 50 000 vote edge for his Democratic opponent Warren Barbour declares a plurality will send him back to the Senate. Stewart and Aforrow contested the unexpired term as returns show strong Republican strength despite a margin near 50 000 in favor of the Democrat.
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Newark
New
United States Soader
Warren Barbour
Senate
Punny H. Stewart
Democrats
Dwight Aforrow
New Jersey
Guy
Raasegall
Ohio Notes Show Unemployment Rise in Several Cities
Ohio notes from November 1 report unemployment increases in five of eight major cities, with two unchanged. Akron Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton and Toledo cited. Increases ranged from one to two percent. no changes noted in Stark and Tuscarawas counties.
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Colilit
Olin
Ohio Jate University
Sida
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Timbya
Stark County
Roosevelt Is Elected Alongside Another Roosevelt in Michigan
Detroit November 10 reports another Roosevelt elected Joseph C from Detroit also won a seat in the Michigan legislature. The note says he is not related to the president. This marks the Democrats’ control of both houses for the first time in 40 years.
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Detroit
Lavklin
Roosevelt
Joseph C
Michigan
Election payoffs in doubt as bets loom over winner
In a tense post election note, Dougina Noby and W. 8. Powers debate settling bets on the outcome. President Me and Me We Woinlag accuse each other of dodging owed stakes, warning of potential consequences for unclear bets.
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Dougina
Noby
Powers
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