Victory of Democracy 6 Assured in Roosevelt Victory
Democratic Campaign Chief James A. Farley hailed Governor Roosevelts near certainty of winning the presidency, asserting he will enter the White House without commitments or contracts. Farley spoke at national headquarters and predicted the Roosevelt-Garner ticket will receive the largest vote in history, stating no one can affect the outcome before election day.
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New York
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
United States
Farley
Tebel
Mon
Turaday
CHAIRMAN SANDERS PREDICTS HOOVER WIN IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE
Clicaga November 5 The national committee chairmen Sanders predicts a Hoover victory with 72 votes in the electoral college and 266 needed for election He cites a strong voter stampede to Hoover and asserts certainty based on decades of national election observations His forecast notes a decisive path to January inauguration and a believing margin continuing on page 8
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Clicaga
Siorders
Dlie Onn
Hoover-Curtis
Cpu Len
Hoorn
AIT & Mindmane
Sanders
Apara
Hoover
Republican Committee
Naid
Renorta
Nancy lauds French president amid national tensions
Fragmentary text notes Nancy giving an ovation to the French president, mentioning events around a national moment at a university setting. The garbled lines reference a televised address and calls for peace, with unclear details about participants or dates.
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Nancy
Long Battle For Ballots Ends As Voters Prepare
Washington voters face a final day of political truce to decide between Taft and Roosevelt era leadership. The outcome may reflect a nationwide shift as nearly 47 million citizens have registered, signaling intense interest in this pivotal election. Continues on page six.
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Tipover
Curtis
Roosevelt
Garner
Republic
Ihs
Minoimog
New Absorption Plant and Refinery Planned in State
Montana Power to establish a large absorption plant and refinery in the state as part of a broad modernization push. The project includes a $100 million investment by Montana Power and other firms, with aims to boost gasoline production and industrial capacity.
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A. W. Hiobertson
Thtsburgh
Wiitel
Hay Group
Unte Rovertson Sud
Amenean Telephone and Telegraph Company
Standard Wit Company
New Jerry
Robertson
Mantana Power Company
Wiitch
Homestake Mini Company
Woman sought for ten part in bank raid at Foster
Lincoln Nebraska reports that a woman and a man are being sought in connection with a bank robbery at Foster. William Kane, 27, already under a twenty year sentence, may face additional charges. State Sheriff Michael Indres today said Kane had practically confessed to the Foster robbery and a complaint would be filed. Names of a man and a woman implicated are known to officers and they are not yet in custody.
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Neh
Noy
William Kane
Taster
Michael Indres
Kane
Maniac Shot Down by Trooper at Nuns Convent
Nov 5 report from Filehianit AIlIn New York details a former employee who attacked a convent, tied up nuns, and fired at a telephone. Trooper Harold Quinn entered a tunnel suppressed the assailant with a rifle, killing the man after a brief confrontation.
Plot to wreck train of President Hoover alleged
Weary Vance, an AT&T worker, and Hoes White, both Negro men, were arrested in Wisconsin on charges of breaking and entering a railway house after allegedly plotting to tamper with a rally to harm President Hoover. Unable to post bond at $1,000 each, they were returned for preliminary examinations set for November 9.
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Weary Vance
Hoes White
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Vance
Weather outlook for upcoming week in Northern Rockies area
The region is expected to be mostly steady with unsettled western mountains seeing patchy cloud cover. Temperatures should rise midweek, then cool again after Tuesday, with some nights turning chilly and occasional light precipitation likely.
Missoula Crowd Jams Hall to Hear Democratic Leaders
Democratic candidates wrapped a city-wide rally at Liberty Theater in Missoula with a nearly full house. Speeches by Joseph P. Monaghan on national issues and Gov J Erickson on state affairs were aired by radio. W W McDowell led as state party chair, with Walter L Pape presiding. Other brief remarks came from former Gov W Stewart and several candidate figures.
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Liberty Theater
Joseph P. Monaghan
J. Erickson
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committee
Walter L. Pape
County Central
W. Stewart
Supreme Court
Raymond T. Nagle
James Arott
William St., Wyatt
John Ehplimos
Tom Carey
Erickson
Kalispell
Stewart
Helene
Monaghan
Bude
Fair Estelle Denies Engagement Story In Hollywood
Fair Estelle denies a report of an engagement with Tagulesie in Wy Now. Actress Sie John Paylor says there is nothing to it and denies rumors as Warburton rumored to save Ford friends in Hollywood.
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Fair Estelle
Mall boy takes hi politics internally
Tedwootty California reports an internal political shift as a city official’s son appears in campaign activity. The fragment suggests local political maneuvering and a focus on intern duties within a mall setting.
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Mall Boy
Tedwootty
Calif
Amin
Crty
Lagret Dutton
Democrats Will Control Congress in Senate and House
A joint statement by Senator Ryanson of Virginia and Representative Burns of Tennessee, leaders of the Democratic committees, predicted decisive Democratic majorities in both chambers. The document argued that only Democratic control of the presidency and Congress can ensure responsible government and harmonious action.
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Washington
Nov
Senate
House
Ryanson
Virginia
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Lawyer at Salut Lake Pound Pead in Butte
Dan J. Alexander, Butte city attorney, was found with a wallet wound near Salut Lake Pound. A revolver lay nearby as officers investigated. Alexander reportedly suffered a nervous breakdown after months of poor health, according to friends.
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Pound Pead
Butte
Hullo
Nove
APY
Dan J. Alexander
Ba Cake
Tendim Hla
Alexander
Salan
Greece to Extradite Insull to United States
Samuel Insull was held in Greece on an extradition request by the United States. He faces indictments for embezzlement and larceny related to the collapse of the Middle West Utilities Company. After fleeing through France Italy and Greece, an extradition treaty enabled his arrest at Nin hotel yesterday.
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Samuel Traut
Ape Penta
America
Middle West
Houina
United States
Hoe
France
Nly
Italy
Greece
Thia
Wah
Nin Hotel
Roosevelt and Smith close 1932 campaign in New York rally
At Madison Square Garden Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith jointly closed the Democratic campaign with a call for national unity and cooperation. Roosevelt stressed a need for change and the strength of the union, while Smith blasted the Republicans for a campaign of fear. The crowd erupted in protests and boos whenever Hoover was mentioned as the two leaders urged support for a new national program.
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W. B. Ragsdatch
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wilth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
America
California student found dead in dorm at Caltech
John A. Kiplinger, 20, Casper, Wyoming, was found dead in his dormitory room at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. Authorities said he apparently died by self inflicted gunshot with an assembled rifle. Victor Emmel, a friend, alerted Kiplinger’s mother Mrs. T. M. Kiplinger, Casper, after calling to invite him to a dance.
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Cal
John A. Kiplinger
Casper
Wye
California Institute of Technology
Victor Emmel
Kiplinger
Kiplinge
Mra T. M. Kiplinger
Depot at Drummond Fire Disrupts Rail Service
A fire at the Drummond Montana railroad depot on the Milwaukee line cut wire communication east of town tonight. The blaze was brought under control but damaged the depot office, with officials noting substantial loss though no injuries are reported.
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Missoula
Nov
Drummond
Milwaukee Railroad
Norman Davis to visit Mussolini for disarmament talks
Geneva dispatch reports Norman Davis, 18 to go 10, American disarmament delegate, leaving tomorrow for Rome to discuss the arms situation with Premier Mussolini. The delegation will review policies and seek progress on disarmament efforts.
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Mussolini
Geneva
Norman Davie
American Disarmament
Teme
Amis
Nussalini
Hoover rails at Democrats in Minnesota stop
President Hoover, en route to California, urged voters to reject what he called democratic politicking with human misery. He criticized opponents for exploiting discontent and warned against a protest vote as he spoke at St. Paul Coliseum amid mixed reception and noisy protests.
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St. Paul Coliseum
Hoover
West Coast
Minnesota
Rank and File, Inc
Burns
Democratic Party
Senator Walsh predicts Republicans join Roosevelt win
Senator T Ed Walsh declares Montana Republicans will vote with Democrats to elect Franklin D Roosevelt. He blasts Hoover era policy and Hazelbaker and Leavitt records, defends Erickson re election, notes Hazelbaker campaign finances and radio broadcasting gaps, and praises Hoy E Ayers as a fighting future in the House. Continues on page 10.
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Roosevelt
Stanford
Mont
Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
T. Ed. Walsh
Hoover
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Scott Leavitt
Conreas
Hazelbaker
Erickson
Stapiafon
Dixon
Hoy E. Ayers
Transportation Strike in Germany Grows Threat
Berlin's transit tie up nears spread as Wuppertal workers near Cologne weigh sympathy action and threaten to extend to western Germany. Berlin Transportation Company reports 1,000 dismissals as the strike shows signs of abating in the capital.
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Wuppertal
Cologne
von Papen
Berlin Transportation Company
Bank Robbery With Halloween Masks In Clemencenn
Two masked robbers raided the Bank of Clemencenu in Clemencenn, Arizona, taking between 8000 and 7000 in small denomination currency from assistant cashier W. G. Thompson. Separate earlier thefts include a September 6 vault heist at the link of Clemenceau, where roughly 1700 was stolen after abducting Frank Work, the cashier, from his home.
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Clemencenn
Ariz
Clemencenu
W. G. Thompany
Canhter
Clamenceau
Hard Times Prompt Strain On High School Graduates
Washington reports 740,000 unemployed young men and young women high school graduates have returned to studies as economic conditions improve. The Education Department says graduates and teachers face a major task keeping the alumni from drifting and suggests they seek college or training to regain footing.
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Federal Office of Education and
Ihe
Alumi
Clong
Nazi Threats Loom as German Election Near
Berlin reports a loaded threat from Adolf Hitler's Nazis as Germany's fifth major political campaign ends. Violence feared on eve of Reichstag vote tomorrow between Hitler and Chancellor Franz von Papen. Hitler calls for uncompromising nationalism, repudiation of Versailles, debt write-offs, and stronger armed forces beyond current limits.
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Nazia
Germany
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Membhers
Stiller
Frang von Papen
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