Roosevelt Ends Eight Day Campaign Tour With Groton Visit
Governor Tonsevelt winds down an eight day presidential swing through the Middle West and South, arranging talks with New York state leaders on unemployment relief. He plans a Groton stop to visit his sons and will stay in Albany through Saturday, with many New England leaders expected to call.
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X.Y
Tonsevelt
New York
Middle West
New York City
Josh Albany
Uns
Employment Relief — Commission
Iays
Roosevelt
Rumain
Jie
Matero Groton
Migs
Joh
Tmrank
New Hnagland Insa Ae
Groton
Boston
Col. B. M. Wonse
Wilson
Frank Hague Af
Jorney City
Alfred Fr. Smith
Chicago
Presidential campaign swings into final week of speeches
In the closing ten days of the race both major parties unleash heavy speaking offensives. Alfred E. Smith leads Democrats with stops in Providence and Boston while Hoover opens Republican barrage in Indianapolis. Roosevelt and Davis also campaign in key eastern states as independents and socialists add their voices in Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut New York and Wisconsin.
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Alfred E. Smith
Providence
Snes
Boston
Hoogar
Indianapolis
Franklin D. Toosarelt
Rominge
Brooklyn
New York City
Kaver
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Newark
New York
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Seaboard
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Smith
John W. Davis
Hoover
Custis Smith
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Athaca
Ritchie
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Senator Glassy
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Senate
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Tommorrow
Recre
Tery Hyde
California
Tash
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Norma
Nebraska
Johnson
Bon Francisco
Norman Thoima
Epreches
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Votes 18th Time for Presidency
Milwanker Oct. 27 Civil War veteran Georga Barwell says he will vote for Hoover on November 8. He notes he has cast 18 presidential ballots, values the 72 year Republican voting streak, and believes far age is no barrier to participation.
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Milwanker
Georga Barwell
Abraham Lincoln
Vic
Hoover
Five men named in warrants for theft of coal
Warrants charging polit farceny were filed at yxilica headquart er a Tarsdey naming Clayton Os borne 747 Symmes Avenue John Clark 2541 Van Hook Avenue Leonard Young 389 Fairview Avenue Morgan Ivey 897 Fairview Avenue Clarence Hardin 879 Symmes Avenue Ernest Hardin 472 Symmes Avenue. George Davis Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective signed the warrants.
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Polit Farceny
Yxilica
Clayton Osborne
Symmes Avenue
John Clark
van Hook
Leonard’ Young
Fairview Avenue
Morgan Ivey
Clarenee Hardin
Ernest Hardin
George Davis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Legion Chief Declares War on Economy League
Cleveland Ohio reports Patterson, the new commander of the Ohio Department of the American Legion, vowed a campaign against the National Economy league and a statewide group advocating abolition of unitary training at Ohio State University. The remarks set off a clash over veteran affairs and campus policy during a session in Cleveland.
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NEW Legion
Eira Economy League
Cleveland
Patterson
Ohio Department of the American Legion
National Economy League
Ohio State University
Defeat Of Hoover Forces Predicted By Jouett Shouse
Jouett Shouse former chairman of the Democratic National Committee predicted on a radio address that the American people have made up their minds not to reelect Herbert Hoover. He warned the current administration will suffer a sweeping defeat on its record and urged support for the Democratic ticket to restore confidence and prosperity.
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Wallington
Ool
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Herbert Hoover
United States
Democratic National Committee
Shonsa
Easney
Democratic Beer Debate Ahead of Bulkley Rise
In Ohio during last night’s political meetings Senator Robert J. Bulkley spoke in Cleveland predicting beer would be legal by next June if the Democratic ticket wins. Stephen M. Young, a candidate for congress at large, drew a Middletown crowd with a claim about beer but offered no firm timetable. Gov. George White and Lt. Gov. William G. Piskrel also spoke at the events delivering campaign addresses.
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Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
William G. Piskrel
Four Reasons Why I's Tough Winter Four Reasons Why I's Tough Winter
Sremistuirg, Pin Oct. 87. The column predicts a harsh winter with blizzards, high winds, and heavy snow. It lists four signs: southbound immigration of birds, robins migrating early, fowl moulting early, and nuts and hickory crops plentiful as animals store hoards.
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Sremistuirg
Lough
Argert
Sarth
Burning ADTO on Kyle Road Ends With Owner Dispute
Sheriff investigation continues into a burned coupe on Kyle Road. Deputies Mark Duerr and Lee Ummel found no person at the scene. The license plate suggests ownership by Sarah Herman of 1348 Central Avenue, Middletown, while the vehicle was completely destroyed.
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Kyle Road
John (. Schumacher
Kyle
P. A
Mark Duerr
Lee Ummel
Lcense Java
Sarah Herman
Central Avenue
Middletown
Hiro
Keys Found on High Street by Charles Willis
Charles Willis a white man turned over a bunch of keys found on High Street Wednesday to police. The find occurred in the uptown business district where Willis works. No injuries reported and authorities will attempt to identify the owner.
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Charles Willis
High Street
Cutting Unleashes Broadside Against Hoover Record
U S Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico vows to vote for Franklin D Roosevelt, praising him as an idealist who has put many ideals into practice and declaring the Democratic candidate his master who makes his own decisions. The remark follows Cutting’s double barreled barrage against President Hoover’s record. The piece notes his praise and criticism, with a continuation referenced on the next page.
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Treue
Denver
Hoover
U. S
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Cutting
Roosevelt
Political Picture of the 41st Democratic Rally Trail
A fragmented dispatch reports Democratic and Republican figures on a midwest-southwest tour endorsing Roosevelt while denouncing Hoover. It notes Roosevelt supporters urging nationwide campaign, Republicans criticizing Gov Rontevali and the party’s control of the supreme court, with officials in Toledo and New York weighing in on the clash.
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Washington
Kew York
Swantoy Reed
Rep
Bock
Rontevali
Toledo
Milly
Stolen From Home Of Rich Guardian Seeks Adoption
Ruth Borman, 27, mother, and her three year old daughter Nancy Ruth Buchanan were kidnapped from a Newhall Los Angeles area residence. M B Warner, 24, a friend of Mrs Borman, led police to the Buchanan home where the child was taken yesterday. Warner gave the address of a Newhall residence. Police questioning continues as the case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
Dol
Myre
Ruth Borman
Newhall
Nancy Ruth Buchanan
Hame
Violet C. Buchanan
M. B. Warner
Borman
Speedy Trial For Columbus Killer
Columbus Ohio John Downing 24 pleaded guilty to first degree murder for the fatal beating of Abs Daniel J bunga 44 found dead in a basement. Prosecutor Donald J Hoskins said Downing would face a prompt speedy trial on a life sentence after serving seven years of another life term for a prior Cincinnati murder. Franklin County grand jury convened to consider indictments.
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John Downing
Abs
Daniel J. Bunga
Tome
Franklin County
Iprostenter
Columbia
Qel
John
Downing
William Murphy
Unified Banking System Discussed in Ohio Meeting
Cleveland October 27 the idea of a unified system of commercial banking for the entire country was discussed by members of the Ohio Bankers association group nine today. John W Pole former comptroller of the currency and now president of an investment association at Wheeling described the concept before the group at their meeting tonight.
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Cleveland
Adea
Ayatom
Tha
Ohio Bankers Association
Nine
John W. Pole
Mrevency
Investment Association
Wheeling
Bids Sought in 46 Post Office Sites
Treasury seeks bids on 46 post office sites with dates set for November 28 in Narusvirt Bedford Berea Circleville Franklin Geneva London Port Clinton Sebring and Upper Sandusky Ohio and November 29 for Wapakoneta and Willoughby Ohio. Bidders must submit proposals by the respective dates.
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Washington
Uy Vet
The
Treasury
Hida
Narusvirt
Bedford
Berea
Circleville
Franklin
Geneva
London
Port Clinton
Sebring
Upper Sandusky
Wapakoneta
Willowghby
Rattle of Dishes Aimed at Calming Cafeteria Noise
Dallas school guards ordered special disposal equipment for the Bond Street junior high school lunch room to curb dish clatter. The plan seeks to let students enjoy meals without distraction.
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Dallas
Bonde Storey
Wilson Divorce Granted After Short Marriage
Mary Wilson of Hamilton seeks divorce from Charles Wilson of 281 Mingster Street on charges of neglect. Marriage occurred in October at Newport Kentucky. She asks restoration to her maiden name in the petition filed in common pleas court.
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Mary Wil
Hamilton
Charles Wilson
Mingter Street
Newport
Common Pleas
Trend in Southern Ohio Leaning Toward Democrats
Cincinnati reports a breaking trend in Southern Ohio where the region, historically wet and Republican majorities, now shows a heavy lean to the Democratic side. Unemployment and prohibition drive voter sentiment as Hoover trails in early polls while Smith’s radio address stirs a partisan response. the ground swell in favor of the Democrats grows daily ahead of election day.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hoover
Railroad Unions Endorse Governor
Governor George Wittg won backing from the executive board of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Democratic party investigators Barton, Colum Abys, and Willian Rasey urged re election, calling Republican opponent David S. Tapalls unfair to union labor.
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Peeas
Calunthay
George Wittg
Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad
Barton
Colum Abys
Willian Rasey
Bandusky
David S. Tapalls
Cox to Speak for Democratic Ticket in Two Cities
James M. Cox, former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential candidate, will address rallies for the ticket in Charleston West Virginia tomorrow night and Cincinnati next Wednesday. Reconstruction Finance Corp approves a loan request by New York Central Railroad for 2.9 million dollars to repair and restore equipment.
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Cox
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Toterstata Commerce Commission
Dr Babcock Speech Tonight in Hamilton Event
Dr C H Bahcork of Los Angeles Gab will be the featured speaker at the Christian Fundamentals Bureau, Thursday evening at 7720 Oakente. The people of Hamilton will be fortunate to hear him speak, a visit considered unexpected by locals.
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Babcock
C.H. Bahcork
Los Angeles
Gab
Burely
O'Sente
Hamilton
Ohio Eastern Star to Elect Officers
The 41st annual session of the Ohio Order of Eastern Star concluded with selecting next year’s meeting place and officers. A likely strong bid from Columbus for the next gathering was anticipated as part of the concluding business.
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Ohio Eastern Star
Dayton
Ohio Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
WAT CITED FOR BREACH OF PEACE
William Hamilton of 438 South Ave was cited by police on Wednesday under a warrant charging Sohe West with breach of peace at headquarters.
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William Hamilton
South Ave
Ritchie Prepares Indiana Address for Indianapolis Rally
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland plans a late evening departure to Indianapolis where he will address a Democratic rally and speak at a Republican gathering. The trip follows a postponement last week after a campaign meeting with Franklin D. Roosevelt. Hoover’s trip to Indianapolis prompted discussions with Indiana Democratic leaders about continuing with the planned schedule. Ritchie is to speak tonight at 7:42.
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Irene
Baltimore
Albert “C. Ritchie
Indianapolis
Fronger
Maryland
Indiana
Maral
Franklin Ti. Roosevelt
Elia Democratic Naminea
Hoover
Ritchie
Indiaana Aemovarntic
Lesdeny
Ritchia
Indianepe
Freeman Ile Cotton Speaks at Rotary Meeting
Warena of Municipal Research director Harry Freeman was hospitalized in Cincinnati after a merit attack during the International City Managers meeting in Cincinnati. He was unable to speak at the Rotary club session here at noon. His condition is described as not serious. William Cation of St. Petersburg, Fla., acted as club speaker in Freeman's absence.
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International Gity Managers’ Association
Cincinnati
Harry Freeman
Warena of Municipal Research
Rotary Club
Fumes From Mash Keep Agents Out At Oklahoma Plant
Dry agents failed to detect a moonshine operation in Powen Oklahoma as fumes from boiling mash rose into high air. Sheriff Ine MaKad don traced the plant after a tin-re? MT report.
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Powen
City
Okla
Ine MaKaddon
Campaign Broadcasts from 1930s Era Radio Networks
Fragmented radio schedule notes Republican broadcasts. Mentions James Beck Alfred Smith from Boston Roger Straus and CW Burkett. References WABC CBS WA2Z MNC WIZ stations and times 8 15 10 06 3 15. Indicates republican programs and women’s program with limited legible details.
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WABC
CBS
James MM Beck
Alfred
Hunger Marchers Rioting in London Outside Whitehall
Protests against the British dole system near Whitehall escalated into clashes as police charged crowds with batons. Several injured as rioters gathered opposite Marble Arch, amid a tense scene tied to naval power and wartime memory in London.
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London
Hendon
Wyte Park
Smarble Arch
High Park
Stainbrook reports vampire auto collision on Pleasant Ave
Stainbrook told police an automobile he was driving south on Pleasant avenue Wednesday afternoon was side swiped by an unidentified driver. In attempting to pull away, Stainbrook backed into a telephone pole near the South Hawilian crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. police took his license number. Officials said the two cars were damaged. Arc details given by police.
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Rhlner
Stainbrook
Savenmile
Pleasant Aveyaa
Wirtz Auto
Stansley Wirts
D Street
Pacelack
Singleton Held On Peace Charge InLocal Warrant
Ovvie Young age 22 of 1211 Azel avenue signed a warrant at police headquarters yesterday charging Curt Singleton age 38 of 1206 Azel avenue with breach of peace.
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Singleton
Ovvie Young
Azel Avenue
Westerday
Curt Singleton
Being Democrat Life Time Job
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century text notes a man declaring being a democrat is a lifelong occupation. In a legal context an attorney asks what he has done in life and the man replies he has been a democrat, implying the political role defines his life and work.
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Detroit
Momel Vanity
Daniel Sues Over Injury From Brick Fall on January 17 1931
Chester McLanial of Hamilton sues National Life and Accident Insurance for 960 dollars in common pleas court alleging permanent injury when a brick fell from a building on January 17 1931. He says he received ten dollars weekly for nine weeks and now seeks the maximum ten dollars weekly for two years.
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Daniel
Chester Jr. McLanial
Hamilton
National Life and Accident Insurance Company
Ifn
Officials Injured In Auto Crash Near Alton
Columbus reports two officials were injured when their car collided with an unlit truck parked on a highway near Alton, west of the city, late last night. The injured include appellate judge James J. Allreid and Assistant Attorney William U. Ford.
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Columbus
James J .Allreid
Linera
William UY. Ford
Alton
Here
Gandhi to stay jailed until renounces civil disobedience
Delhi October 27 Gandhi remains imprisoned after refusing release until he fully declares he is severing ties with the civil disobedience movement. Viceroy Willingdon said Gandhi must dissociate himself entirely before any consideration of release.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Delhi
India
Willingdon
Strawn Plans MPRA Push Amid GOP Rivalry
Chicago dispatch outlines Strawn campaigning on an MPRA policy with Republican backing. The column notes Strawn as a former party leader and a rising figure within the Col. 37 caucus, highlighting intra party dynamics and seeder role.
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Strawn
Chicago
Seeder
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