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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
8
President Hoover spoke in town today amid a campaign sweep from Des Moines to Washington. He framed a great national history in the so called war against demonic forces, addressing a wide audience on national unity and resilience.
At Albany New York the Democratic State Convention renewed old ties between Franklin D Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith. A warm hand clasp and smiling reunion closed a period of political estrangement. The scene featured Glove and photo moments as leaders Al Smith and Roosevelt exchanged cordial remarks while delegations cheered. The return of unity pleased Tammany Hall and party loyalists.
At a May 15 rally in Ohio the crowd heard praise and criticism of President Hoover’s address. Republican Senator Simeon Pess predicted it would aid Hoover with voters while Democrat Congressman Henry Rainey argued the administration had made strides but warned of partisan impacts.
President Deaver's Des Moines remarks outline 42 aid proposals for agriculture and a protective tariff, urging swift passage. He criticizes Democrats for reckless safety concerns and says GOP policies will continue to support farmers, with plans for market and farming reorganizations. Crowds debated the speech as he highlighted recovery goals and urged unity among Republicans.
Secretary Mills warns government should not direct economic life while the America Bankers Association weighs taxes and public welfare. Mississippi Governor Connor cites farm foreclosures as context. Mills emphasizes replacing private credit with public credit during reconstruction. Marty Haas opens the convention noting sound conditions versus a year ago.
A man resembling the slayer of Sheriff Ray Compton of Rushville Indiana was under arrest as police investigated his identity. The suspect named himself John Sheedy 35 of Cleveland and gave conflicting whereabouts over the past week. Rushville officials had sought James W. Webster for the shooting.
Deb Lomlon reports that backless dresses are banned by custom at the ancient courts of Aatkinghan Palhen. Courtiers skirt the rule by embroidery or a pleated dress panel that can be removed when the wearer attends a hall event later.
A father Ole Anderson age 47 and his son Leonard Anderson 19 were arrested in Candy Minnesota for the shooting death of Nordahl Peterson 23 a farmer shot near Rere a mile west. They were jailed at Granite Falls after being detained today.
Reparia were made to Dr Baldridge health commissioner. Wednesday of one case of scarlet fever in Morgan township and one fatal diphtheria in Union township.
In Columbus Ohio democratic leader Henry Brunner accuses Republican gubernatorial candidate David Ingalls of trying to muddy the campaign by making Brunner an issue. Brunner says Ingalls frames a false narrative while touting “economy” and claims the governor’s office is being run from a hotel room in Columbus.
Reported by Associated Press from New York detailing a gangster scheme dubbed a benefit banquet. Augie Pisano allegedly conceived collecting ten thousand dollars via $6 tickets sold door to door to support impoverished criminals. Police halted the effort with arrests. Pisano absent.
In Skulzany Romania on October 6 a quarrel between two brothers aged 12 and 18 during parents' wedding celebration led to a fatal hammer attack. The younger brother died, the sister went mad, and the mother committed suicide after returning home. The elder brother vanished and was later found dead in a nearby lake.
Bridgeport Conn Oct 6 Democratic chairman McNeil quotes Robert Jackson saying Alfred E. Smith will campaign for Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. Jackson adds it appears certain Smith will speak for Roosevelt and may come to Connecticut.
Fragmentary text reports Oklahoma city to regulate auctioneering under a new ordinance. It mentions a $44,000 surety, $100 license fees, tag each item for sale, record each transaction at city hall, and prohibit Sunday auctions. Details are incomplete but show regulatory measures and enforcement steps.
Oklahoma City taken from a newspaper item states Betty Jane Cope a dancing teacher testifies for divorce from salesman Forrest J Coulter. The filing indicates a dispute over personal identity and name usage in a contentious divorce proceeding.
Police planned to use new trisks to recruit an unidentified man who works as a traffic officer daily at Grand boulevard. Headquarters reports describe a man flagging down cars at a central intersection. Police chief Calhoun urged officers to bring the recruit to headquarters for assignment.
At Falena, Velaware, two bandits blew the safe of the Bank of Galen with telephones cut to blunt alarms. They escaped with some money, then seized William Shivey, a Brekeye stages driver, tying him and dragging him toward the shore before retreating.
Chicago reports two representatives of the state's attorney left by airplane for Toronto bearing a warrant for the arrest of Martin Tasull. New York markets show a brisk rebound as balance period ends and tradingActivity remains steady amid the decline in prices.
Representative J Charlen Linthicum, senior Maryland member, remained in a Maryland General Hospital treatment after a neck injury. Doctors expressed little hope for a rapid recovery. he was admitted September 23 for observation and possible surgery due to prior illness.
The Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether New York City should elect a successor to former Mayor James J. Walker next month. One view favors a November election led by Tammany Hall. another supports Mayor Joseph W. McKee serving until January.
Six people escaped after a street car stalled on Fourth and High crossing a Baltimore and Ohio freight train neared. Motorman John Crutcher and five passengers, including three women and two children, were rescued as the car was pushed north by the locomotive. Police and officials planned an investigation into car maintenance and safety practices.
Columbus Ohio Oct 5 extension of terms for present officers of the Ohio Federation of Labor for another three years was proposed in a resolution before the group at the closing session of the annual convention. The measure drew 100 signatures from delegates though faced mock opposition on the floor. The federation had adopted resolutions reaffirming its Earth and Workmen’s Competition Act yesterday.
Suburban Upper Darby township officials decided to equip patrol vehicles with radio sets. The aim is to receive only short police broadcasts and avoid distraction for pursuing officers.
A final account filed for the Johanna McLane estate in Middletown shows receipts of 3734.41 and expenditures of 448.41. Distributions include payments to M. A. Me nenine dA. Martin and the bank administrator, plus 820.75 to Mary McLane O'Con nell's estate, with 820.735 to Yolen Marie Warner and William M. Anderson each receiving 10.38.
A restatement of party strategy notes Republicans must win votes within their ranks after Hoover's Town speech. Literary Digest shows some GOP drift toward Roosevelt while Democrats expect a sweeping victory. The piece discusses past shifts and the challenge of converting four year GOP loyalty.
In Los Angeles a divorce suit against Johnny Weissmuller, famed swimmer, leaves Bebbe Arnst sobbing as she removes her wedding ring in the judge’s chambers after a brief private meeting. The actress, tears streaming, says this is the first time she has taken it off since the marriage.
Bonds totaling 3400 were fixed for Jabo Riley in a car theft case at a municipal court on Wednesday. He faced charges of breaking and entering stealing an automobile and driving a motor vehicle without the owners consent after being arrested by patrolman Crowthers at Leshner Auto Sales on South Second Street. Leshnar testified Riley claimed to have taken the car to get money owed for work in 1998, while Riley denied wrongdoing and claimed it was fabrication.
Western Oregon and southern Washington were ravaged by forest fires today threatening three smelt towns. One Oregon town lay in ashes while another lost about six buildings. The deserted mill town of Weadling in Lane County faces further dangers as 2,500 men battled the flames and residents fled.
At Albany New York Democratic rivals Roosevelt and Smith faced off in a tension filled moment during the state convention. They greeted each other after Chicago where Roosevelt won the nomination while Smith pursued a second bid. The event featured assurances for Lehman and a roster of named candidates for state offices.
Salvation Army appeal outlined in a brief local notice with limited readable details. The item mentions fundraising and community support through Auxiliary events.
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