New York Democrats Meet to Break Governor Deadlock
Leaders gather in the Tammany conference room to resolve a stalemate over the gubernatorial nominee. Wagner would head the ticket with Smith not seeking his Senate seat, Lehman sidelined, and Lehman replaced for governor by Smith. Lehman balks at leaving the Senate and Wagner aims to run again.
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John Boyd
Hacher
Albany
Albert H. Lebman
Thoice
Rongevelt
Smith
Sith
Lehman Wagner
Senate
New York
Jeaders
Hoover Campaign Opens Across Des Moines Overview
A Des Moines crowd welcomes President Hoover at the start of his 1932 campaign tour. Governors and Republican leaders from Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska join the parade to Iowa City and the state house, focusing on farm prices, crop policies, and relief efforts. Spangler criticizes misperceptions while farmers groups plan a protest parade.
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Des Moines
Heaver
Don Turner
Davenport
Thia Tom
Weekington
Harrison
Spanglex
Winkinson
Mississippi
Spangler
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinois
Minnesota
South Nakata
Lendova
Farmers’ Florides Association
Usgin Anil
Slate House
Kooyar Special Halts Briefly in Chicago
President and Mrs Hoover halted briefly in Chicago on Oct 4 during a downpour, appearing for a few minutes on the observation platform of their special train at an outlying station. They posed for photographs and exchanged pleasantries with visitors before continuing toward Ded Maines, Iowa. The rain spared downtown, stopping only to change.
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Ars
Hoover
Ded Maines
Iowa
Poard
Comatnes
Minnesota Grid Star Is Serious
Minnesota football player Myron Ubl 2 remained in serious condition in a Minneapolis hospital after a bone fracture during practice. Pneumonia followed, with infection drawing fluids for drainage. doctors planned to assign him to substantial first string duties this fall.
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Minneapolis
Myron
Ubl
Minnesota
Hale
Bernie Biman
Columbus Man Killed by Truck in Dover Ohio
William Peterson, 74, of Columbus, was struck and killed by a truck in Dover last night. Andrew J. Frame, 88, dean of Wisconsin bankers and long-time financial figure, died today in Waukesha. Frame served as chairman of the board at the Wisconsin bank and was active in banking for seven decades.
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Columbus
Dover
Gald
William Peterson
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Wis
Andrew JL Frame
Frama
Waukesha, National Bank
Trailer theft report with Louis Pfirmann details
Louis Pfirmann of 136 Reservoirs Street reports a trailer stolen from his automobile on Monday. Police investigation underway with limited readable details from the damaged OCR notice.
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Pfirmann
Louis Pfirmann
Steet
Policg
Zeus Atolen
Market Closings Report Garbled Amid Milling Terms
A garbled market closings note appears from an OCR extract, mentioning milling terms and a sale or valuation time. The readable fragments reference closing actions, timing, and unspecified entities, with no clear names or places to anchor a full summary.
Doran Plans Permits for 2 Million Gallons Medicinal Liquor
Washington April 4 Ammuciated Press Commissioner of Industrial Alcohol M Doran says permits will be issued soon to manufacture 2 000 000 gallons of medicinal liquor The third batch authorized since national prohibition will be produced to meet demand as warehouses push for permits to stock future needs Whisky must be aged for a year under federal rules to ensure supply when existing stock under 10 000 000 gallons runs low
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Washington, Gat
Oes M. Doran
Doran
Workmen’s Compensation Fund defended at Ohio meeting
Thomas J. Duffy former Ohio Industrial Commission chairman told the Ohio Federation of unions annual meeting that recent publicity misled about the fund’s solvency. He said the fund remains solvent and capable of paying all claims with ample reserves, noting the state could cover obligations even after allocations.
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Columbus
Workmen’s Compensation
Ohio Federation of Ugbar
Thomas J. Duffy
Ohio Industrial Commission
Duffy
Relief Measures Signed By White
Governor George White signed relief and economy measures passed by the legislature. The package includes three salary relief bills and will take effect in 99 days. Also enacted are road assessment inquiry authorization, extra tax levies from the November election to be placed on the December tax duplicate, and authorization for building and loan companies to invest in home loan banks.
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George Whitegate
House
Senate
Menauros
Plain Dealer Stock Acquisition by Forest City Firms
Cleveland firms Forest City Publishing and Cleveland News publisher plan to acquire all stock of Cleveland Plain Dealer publisher Plain Dealer Publishing. President Tian R. Hanna states News policy and Plain Dealer management remain unchanged. Plain Dealer announcements to follow.
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Forest City Publishing Company
Cleverland Company
Cleveland News
Plain Dealer Publishing Company
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tian R. Hanna
Cleveland Company
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Plain Dearee
Seek Indictment Against Insulls In Utility Case
Chicago prosecutors moved to indict Samuel Insull Sr and his brother Martin of embezzlement larceny and burglary by bailed in the Insull utility debacle. Swanson said the grand jury acted after the brothers ignored requests to return to the United States for questioning. Samuel Insull was in Paris and Martin Insull in Orilla Ontario.
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Samuel Insull
Martin
Insull
Juhn A. Swanson
Qen
United States
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Pavig
Sinatong
Vnst
Martin Insull
Orilla
Ont
Canada
Swanson
Bankers View Stronger America After Depression Era
Warry J. Hana of Philadelphia told the American Bankers Association in his presidential address that happier conditions today mark a real re establishment of sound banking and economic conditions compared with the banking panic that surrounded the convention four years ago. He noted foreign interests dumping securities in American markets during the trough of the depression as the visit to the United States continued.
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Lanavetmiod Prasad
Los Angeles
Aprica
RFC Loans Top One Billion For Agriculture Industry
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reported advances totaling 1.1827 billion dollars from February through August to aid agriculture, farm production, and industry. It lent to 4,499 borrowers and 807,692 farmers, while state and local relief disbursements reached 35.45 million. Farm loans, averaging 12 1/4 dollars per farm, supported eight states, with Rhode Island excluded. By August 31, direct loans totaled 3.762 billion, with 3150.89 million repaid and 967.64 million outstanding.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Busin
Congress
Secretary of Agrionitite
Rhode Island
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tiinoia
Kentucky
Lorain County
Mahoning County
Stark County
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Trumbull County
Summit County
Cleveland
Upshaw Seeks Prohibition Debate With Senate Candidates
Columbus Ohio October Upshaw presidential nominee of the prohibition party says he will debate the liquor question with Ohio's two senate candidates Democratic incumbent Robert J Bulkley and Republican Gilbert Mettman He has invited both to debate in Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland citing the single issue as the basis for a shared platform and discussion of prohibition standards.
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William TD. Upshaw
Prohibition Party
Ohio
United States Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Gilbert Mettman
Bulkley
Bellman
Upehan
Cinginnati
Cleveland
America
Signs Allow Students to Walk on College Grass
Washington and Jefferson College on campus posted signs changing a rule from Keep off the grass to Please walk on the grass. President Dr Halph Hutchison said the campus belongs to students and expressed a personal wish to walk on it, stressing concern for students over the grass.
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Washington and Jefferson College
Halph CG
Hutchison
League of Nations Finds Japan Wrong in Manchurian Dispute
Washington October 4 The League of Nations has announced its judgment that Japan was in the wrong in the Manchurian dispute and that the moral force of the world can assist in bringing about reconciliation in the Far East. The decision aligns with the concept that war should be averted and an impartial body should investigate. It will irk Japanese spokesmen to claim they observe no violations. Continued on Page 8.
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League of Nations Commington
United States
Japan
Far East
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Tia
League of Nations
Tail Sha
Family of Nations
Tima
Bomb Blast Destroys Homes of Ex Bootlegger
A large explosion last night smashed a home owned by Theodora Webster, a reputed bootlegger, and set another house afire. Four people were thrown from their beds as authorities described the blast as retaliation in a bootleggers war. Webster had begun a nine month term in Dayton workhouse a month earlier for a federal liquor conviction.
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Prem Bandusky
Line between Dayton and Piqua Abandoned by Utilities Board
Ohio dispatches report the state utilities commission ordered permanent abandonment of the Dayton and Troy Electric line from Dayton to Piqua. In a separate accident, veteran Lake Shore electric railroad conductor Don Sol dinner, 52, of Fremont was killed and motorman William Stots, 40, of Premont was severely injured when their westbound baggage car and trailer derailed east of Woodville.
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Dayton and Troy Electric Company
Dayton
Piqua Inlay
State Utilities Commission
Toledo
Don Soldinner
Fremont
Ohio
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
William Stots
Premont
Cary
Woodville
Silent Affair Near Fort Meade Aims to Cut Ammunition Use
Fort George G. Meade Maryland reports a quiet engagement by Third Corps units this week. Officers say the federal economy program has reduced blank ammunition. Only sporadic machine gun fire from Dead Man's Hill and the drone of airplanes and tanks are heard.
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George G. Meade
Third Corps
Hill ix
Meat dressed up tastes like fish in zoo cub tale
Kansas City Oct 4. How to make polar bear cubs who like only fish eat horse meat and like it. Cut steaks in the shape of fish smother with cod liver oil and serve quickly. Tex Clark head of the Swope Park zoo is the authority two young cubs in his charge are the eager dupes.
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Kansas City
Tex Clark
Swope Park Zoo
Dupes
State Highway Employee Killed in Truck Crash
Ost. 4 in Upper Sandusky a State Highway Department employee, Py-Frank Clantorns, was fatally injured when an automobile struck his truck near hers that night.
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Upper Sandusky
Frank Clantorns
State Highway Department
London Still Leads World Population Race
London remains first in the world population race with both official and unofficial counts showing cities like New York and Tokyo close behind. New York’s unofficial metro figure reaches 12,055,187, while Tokyo officially reports 6,312,000, surpassing Tokyo’s rival cities as London holds the top slot in metropolitan population.
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New York
Tokyo
Tom the
Chicago
Paris
Moscow
Hoover special to stop in Ohio at Crestline briefing
President Hoover's special train will stop at Crestline Ohio for five minutes tomorrow afternoon at 645 o'clock local time. Delegations from Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Mansfield Galion and other nearby cities are expected to greet him as he returns from a speech at Des Moines Iowa.
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Ohio
Columbus
Crestline
Capubligan
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
Mansfield
Galion
Des Maines
Prosperity in Sport’s World Highlights Big High School Fund
The Tarhana High School Athletic Association reports a $40,000 surplus from sectional basketball tournaments. Funds accumulate from 1928 to 1932 across 797 member schools, boosting overall prosperity in the sport.
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Indianapalis
Citizen Granted Naturalization for Fourth Decade of Residency
Clyde Smith, 48, of San Francisco, born in Agairatis, won U S naturalization papers after decades of believing he was a citizen. He stated he voted in every election for 27 years and served on numerous juries, citing his long residence in the United States since age four.
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U.S
San Francisco
Clyde Smith
United States
Smith
Agairatis
Fine Davis Juror In Mistrial Case
A juror named Davis causing a mistrial in a federal lottery case was fined 100 dollars to be paid within 24 hours, and faces five days in jail. He also is removed from the jury list after approaching defense counsel during proceedings.
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New York
Hlowy F. Moore
United States
Dnmand. Davis
Sorya
Moore
Miter Uet [Vial
Curtis Awarded One Dutch Dinner in Pennsylvania Hope
Curtis receives a ceremonial reward for support from Burleigh Lehigh county Republican leaders in Fogelsville Pennsylvania. The event centers on Curtis being offered a Pennsylvania Dutch dinner featuring sauerkraut pigs knuckles and mashed potatoes as a token of approval for his political address last month.
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Curtis
Fogelsville
Burleigh Lehigh County
Rushville Sheriff Shot During Liquor Raid
Rushville Indiana April 4 Sheriff Ray Compton of Rush County was shot and killed by an unidentified man in a small house south of town. He had gone to serve a John Doe warrant for alleged liquor law violations and to raid the place, accompanied by two deputy sheriffs. The slayer escaped.
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Indiana
Rushville
Ind
Shere Lif
Ray Compton
Rush County
Here
John Doe
Lon
Parents of Nine Children Killed in Car Collision Near Brook
Rollefontning Oct. 4. Mr and Mrs William Wooddell, parents of nine children, were reported dead today from an automobile collision near their home north of Brook. In Chicago, Oct. 4 74 William Brook noted flyer, once with Edward Seblee, who nearly altered the Earth by plane in 1927, is critically ill in a local hospital with cancer.
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Rollefontning
William Wooddell
Japan to Maintains Manchuria Policy After League Report
Tokyo declares no reason to change policy toward Manchuria after cabinet session on league commission findings. Policy keeps Manchuria separated from China and preserving its independence stance as central to Japan’s approach.
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Japan
Tokyo
League of Nations Commission
Manchuria
China
Steel concern names president amid election chatter
Cleveland, Oct. 4. The Steel concern announced the appointment of Denald B. Gilles as president. Details of the leadership change were disclosed, with emphasis on the company’s ongoing strategies and future plans.
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Steel Concern
Cleveland
Denald B. Gilles
Steel Gray Pewident Athe Steel Cr. A
Fon Steel Ca
Waa Anoomnaced Sraeys Re
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