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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
7
A Democratic candidate in New Jersey campaigns against the Republican platform on prohibition drawing cheering crowds. The event signals urging voters toward a Democratic victory in the upcoming elections.
Governor Roosevelt battles hoarseness on a campaign swing aboard the Roosevelt Special as he visits Raleigh Hamlet and other stops in North Carolina and Virginia. Leaders join the trip amid crowds while plans to shorten remarks to protect his voice are discussed. a Baltimore speech looms as the finale.
Newark N J Oct 26 Far mer Gov Alfred E Smith in a great speech here Monday night concluded with these words go home and see if you can find one great big public question that they have made a reasonably good attempt to add Instead of that we received a program of threat that if the republican party return prosperity will be retarded I deny that and I state from the platform to my nation wide leave that the election of the democratic Ackat in the best way to wolves these problems and the best way to bring back prosperity the section of Roosevelt and Garner.
A massive New Jersey crowd at the Armory hailed E Smith on his Jersey comeback tour for the Roosevelt Garner ticket. Police reported 60 killed or injured in the crush while inside the Armory tens of thousands filled the streets outside. Smith assailed Hoover and GOP figures, renewed repeal talk, and urged Penny Stewart’s Senate bid to succeed the late Dwight Morrow.
The supreme court upheld Von Hindenburgs July actions restoring Prussia governance. Papen named commissioner with power to appoint Prussian officials. The ruling says the emergency decree aligns with the federal constitution. German political mood stunned by the verdict.
Mirroukue Wisconsin Ontario 23 Looking into the Future Oscar Chapman a merchant sees milady smoking jeweled pipes The article notes women adopting the pipe habit and asks why not since grandmothers smoked.
San Diego officials report a perambulating island roving the Pacific about 1300 miles south of San Diego. The island is described as half an acre with a 30 foot crown, sighted by steel voyager captains and confirmed by hydrographic office observers.
Cleveland police said eight year old Hhext Halloran missing since Saturday was killed in a hit and run crash and his body hidden. Officers fail to trace the auto. His mother asserts he did not run away and the family has no enemies or funds for ransom. Betty Gow, Lindbergh nursemaid, arrived New York from England aboard the Caledonia and left the pier in a New Jersey plated car.
Police and detectives rushed to 350 South D Street in Fitsav'clesk Monday night after a prowler was seen near the residence. The intruder escaped before officers could apprehend him.
Washington reports two weeks of campaigning remain before the 1932 election. Republicans push to reverse a trend since the national conventions as Hoover gains ground. Democrats question the extent of shifting support while final efforts and possible trips by political figures circulate amid uncertainty.
Tokyo reports that Japan will present a comprehensive plan for naval armament reduction to the Geneva disarmament conference. The proposal, as understood, will neither accept nor reject the American and British schemes for cuts in naval strength.
President Hoover spent the morning in a private cabinet session writing speeches and handling government business. He did not receive visitors besides his five official staff as the presidential campaign moves toward the opening two weeks hence.
A desert murder mystery emerges as investigators link a young attractive woman found dead on a lonely desert road near Victorville California to a possible killer. Deputies lack a definite ID after two days of inexact clues and scattered information while the body is found with no clear signs of identity.
In New York on Oct 25 Wall Street awaited United States Steel Corp directors meeting. The question hung over the district as to whether the company would pay its regular preferred dividend and how the market would view the outcome for the rest of the year.
Cincinnati, Oct. 35 (P) Secretary of the Treasury Mills comes to Cincinnati tonight to deliver the Republican administration reply to the Pittsburgh hannonperch of Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. The speech will be broadcast by WLW at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
In Toledo Ohio a renewed cleaning industry clash unfolds as four men invade Schmitt Dry Cleaning and destroy a pressing machine. A dynamite blast hits Engel Dry Cleaning, smashing windows and damaging 25 garments in a violent spate of attacks tied to the ongoing turf war.
Columbus Ohio October 25 1944 Carl W Howell 42 Verona Kansas died when a truck driven by George Henderson Mt Hope Kansas veered into a ditch near here Henderson said he was blinded by glare from an oncoming car Howell was asleep in the cab at the time of the crash
The condition of Edger Phillips, son of Mrs. Carrie Phillipe of the Bilne Bird cafeteria, who underwent surgery Saturday at the Good Batmainten hospital in Cincinnati, was reported Tuesday to be fair.
Reports indicate the Niagara, Commodore Perry's historic flagship, is being dismantled for reconstruction. Wond, discarded in the wrecking operations, will be burned to provide fuel for the project and other uses.
Julian of Cincinnati asserts it is inconceivable for the American people to re elect Hoover when he cannot command Congress. He delivered the statement on arrival from New York after a conference with James A. Farley, Democratic National Campaign chairman.
Cleveland news notes William N Doak secretary of labor attacks on Son toy George W Norris. Alexander F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen calls Norris a friend of the people and a Christian gentleman. Whitney questions Secretary Cook’s cabinet role amid controversy.
San Francisco October 25 AP George Stocking a carnival barker identified a fatally injured woman in a car crash as his wife Mire Maud Stocking. He rode in the ambulance with the victim then returned home and found his wife waiting for supper as if nothing had happened.
The tariff commission, at President Hoover's request, lists 18 industries across 30 states for study and directs Chairman O'Brien to examine existing duties and relief measures. The move follows claims of unemployment shifts due to imports and aims to assess rates on foreign currencies and related trade effects.
Governor George White will investigate whether his ten point peace plan for the Ohio coal strike is being carried out. He announced after conferring with mine prison chiefs who charged that two large companies violated the program by not rehiring workers involved in the strike.
Two tires were stolen from a high automobile on Monday night at 10 Rayner Avenue. George Ruier of 2162 Pleasant Avenue reported a wheel stolen from his auto. The incidents were filed with the police.
Police said Will Carey of 77 Walnut Street, a colored man, carried coal not belonging to him. He was fined $10 and costs in municipal court Tuesday morning on a petit larceny charge.
Hoover urges government support for a program to review contagious diseases as a constructive public economic measure. He spoke to the American Public Health Association during the opening day of a four day session, with Surgeon General Thomas Parran presiding.
Jurors deliberating the charge that Rav. A. Beebe murdered his first wife by poison were deadlocked after more than a day of testimony. They had stood mute since 4 p.m. yesterday, with no sign of agreement or a verdict.
In Canton Ohio last night a car crash killed Arlan Taylor 21 instantly and seriously injured Frank Callahar 17 and Conatin Kite Anthony 18, all of Canton. The incident led to manslaughter charges against Raymond Cosgrove 137 of Mansfield, according to Coroner T. O. Equate.
Dr. William Wilson Hayes, a founder of the Ohio Retinal University now part of Ohio State University, died of heart disease at Proctorville Ohio. He helped establish medical education in Huntington and influenced regional ophthalmology.
A bank in Ransom Illinois was robbed today of between 1000 and 4000 dollars. The thief abducted the bookkeeper and escaped after a brief confinement. Police search ongoing as details remain unclear and money missing.
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