Campaign turbulence fades as voters set Tuesday choices
Campaign turbulence fades as the nation readies to vote on Tuesday for president, control of Congress, and state governorships in 34 states. Figures from both parties argue over White House control while New York targets added rallying cries and candidate endorsements.
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Shington
Congress
Wenders Obefoem
Herbert Unaver
Ald
Franklin
Roosevelt
Coty
Wan
Reds in London Demonstrate Against Imprisonment Leader
About 100 demonstrators marched to Brixton prison to protest the imprisonment of WW A. T. Hinington, leader of the "hum or merchers" who were involved in several riots. The demonstrators were escorted by police and guarded by marshals as they passed the prison without incident.
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London
Brixton
Ww. A
T. Hinington
Prann
Alfred Twugenberg
Guntav Stressaman
Senator Walsh to headline big Democratic rally at Marlow Theater
Voters in Lewis and Clark county will crowd to the Marlow theater tonight at 8 for a final Democratic rally with U S Senator T J Walsh as principal speaker under county committee auspices. Local candidates and officials join Walsh on the platform as a celebratory homecoming for the senator follows a citywide music and lantern program.
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Senator Walsh
Marlow Theater
Lewis and Clark County
United States
T. J. Walsh
Democratic Committee
Hugh R. Adair
Red Fire
Stan Reynolds
Sixth
Main
Elke’ Club
Placer and Harvey
Helena
Montana
County Democrata
W. Stewart
Anprema Court
Haymond T. Nagle
Tom J. Carey
John J. Hetmes
Great Palle
Vatora
Enat Helena
Townsend
Menna
Helnna
Montana Democrats Forecast Roosevelt Erickson Wins
McDowell predicts Montana majorities for Roosevelt and Erickson as Democratic chairmen claim likely victories in the state. He cites campaign vigor by candidates like Rey Avers and Senator-elects, and says Democrats will control the lower house and perhaps the state senate after the upcoming election.
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Montatus Democrata
Ciovernor McPowell
Aupromy Hyneh
SV. Stewart
Tdah J. Ane Deraon
Democratic Party
Montana
Senate
Nicaragua election proceeds quietly with no disorder
Early returns show Juan B. Kataea leading by 11,000 votes as Managua reports a calm presidential election. National guard and U S Navy detachments stay on duty to ensure order.
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Managua
Nicarapua
Arly
Jadar'a
De Valera Adherents Attack Cosgrave in Cork Theater
In Cork on November 6 a mob assaulted a moving picture theater as former president William T. Cosgrave prepared to speak against Eamon de Valera. Police cleared the crowd, making several arrests as thousands gathered outside. Security was tight with army association members at entrances and a ticket-only exit.
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Cork
Ireland
Wiliam T. Cosgrave
Treaident de Valera
Cosgrava
Tie
Frisco Aeds Rally for Mooney at City Meeting
San Francisco on November 6 saw a large crowd fill the civic auditorium to demand a pardon for Tom Mooney, convicted in the Preparedness Day bombing. The gathering sang the Internationale and jeered Governor Rolph and advisor Sullivan. A Mooney letter likening his cell to a living tomb was read urging nationwide action.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Manasa
Tom Mooney
James Rolph
Sullivan
Mooney
San Quentin
Death of Illinois Congressman Charles A. Katch
The Democratic nominee for Illinois politics and longtime U.S. Representative Charles A. Katch, 57, of Saint Louis, died today from pneumonia after passing St. Louis and Illinois circuits. His reelection bid for the district ends with this unexpected death.
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St. Lows
Nay
Charles A. Katch
Enat St. Lonis
Irish Won't Welcome Dublin Trinh Free Beate
A resolution at Waldian College near Dublin urged welcoming the Prince of Wales to open the new parliament buildings. Prominent republicans spoke, including Brian O'Tmagline of the Shin Mein republicans, who said the Crown rep would visit Belfral as a representative, not a private citizen.
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Trinh Free Beate
Proton Agrin
Prince of Whies
Rolfart
Brian O'Tmagline
Shin Mein
Kinen
Italian Amnesty Frees Many Anti Fascists
Rome reports publication of Mussolini backed amnesty granting pardon to thousands of prisoners with short terms and fugitives abroad. Most political offenders face longer sentences but reductions apply to sentences under five years. Three year deductions for five to ten year terms. five year cuts for longer sentences.
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Waly
Mussolini
Doerne
Santonies
Reeding
Nevied Co Ba
Declared Illinois Precinct 2 Result Amid farm town drama
Chicago reporter Tulive Shoffier notes single resident voter in North Downey precinct 2 influences local election. Clerk and judge present as vote casting faced delays last week. Ballot to be drawn from barn box while animals watch, with Saunao and Nanaos names appearing in tale.
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Chicago
Nove
Alin Shoffier
North Downey
Godigine
Tulive
Nok
Italian fascist chief gets boxes in France
Lyons France Nov Deputy Carrantana of Maly was the object of an anti fascist demonstration here today. About 190 compatriots hooted him and when the crowd surged they made five arrests.
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France
Lyons
Carrantana
Maly
Mt Hin
Roosevelt Will Tour Hudson Valley Before Election Returns
Franklin D Roosevelt plans a final automobile campaign through his native Hudson River valley, stopping in Somersrow Hearon Wingston Castle MPotit and Shineheok before returning to Poughkeepsie to speak in Columbia hall tomorrow night. He and Alfred E. Smith will rally with the state ticket in Madison Square Garden, concluding the campaign.
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W. B. Ragsdaly
Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hudson River Valley
Hudson
New York City
Lyde Park
Somerrow
Hearon
Wingston
Castle Mpotit
Shineheok
Poughkepsie
Columbia Hall
Madison
Alfred K. Smith
Helena Braces For Hazelbaker Victory Cuts Loom For State Jobs
The piece argues Frank Hazelbaker’s bid may trigger mass layoffs, predicting 400 to 500 state employees from the state capitol and institutions could be fired by year end. It lists departments likely affected, including Agriculture, public service, and the state auditor and treasurer offices, warning Helena would lose at least 100 families.
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Helena
Frank Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
State House
Senator Kane
Dan Whetstone
Hazelaker
University
Missoula
Bozeman
Butte
Billings
Dillon
Havre
Soldiers’ Home
Department of Agriculture
State Air
Railroad and Public Service Commission
State Board of Equalization
Board of Examiners
Livestock Commission
Game and Fish Department
Highway Commission
Republican Party
Montana
Hoover promises federal aid amid Denver rally
President Hoover tours the nation, promising a winter safety guarantee by the federal government that no one will be hungry or cold. In Denver, cheering crowds reportedly number about 24,000 as he speaks from a station platform after passing through a flag-filled concourse. Former Senator J. C. Phipps greets the crowd.
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John T. Chester
Palo Alto
Cal
Continental Divide
Hoover
Denver
Nolice
J. C. Phipps
national com_ nitteeman
Colorado
Montana for Roosevelt and reelection of Erickson
U S Senator Walsh declares Montana will give Roosevelt a landslide vote and Erickson reëlected as governor. He arrives after a campaigning tour and will speak at the Democratic rally in Marlow tonight. He notes a heated House race in the second district with Scott Leavitt campaigning against Hoover proposals.
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Montana
Roosevelt
Erickson
U. S
Sen
Walsh
Marlow Dealer
Mantans
Scott Leavitt
Demonstration by Reds at Capitol Forecast Today
Washington D C November 1 9 9 1 Extra police will be stationed at the capitol to prevent demonstrations tied to a Beattie born case before the supreme court An International Labor Defense delegation and others plan to parade on capitol grounds despite police denial of a permit The Scottsboro case involved seven defendants sentenced to death in Alabama and the Alabama high court refused to disturb the verdict while the U S Supreme Court signaled it would review the claims.
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Washington
Nov. D
Capitol
Beattary
Supreme Courts
International Labor Defense
Powea
Scottsboro
Scottaboro
Ala
Alabama
Manila legislature seeks independence after five months of hearings
The Manila legislature, after five months of public hearings, reiterated a stance in favor of independence and urged the United States Congress to consider a pending bill.
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Manila
Ovanlar Legislatura
United States
Congress
Plane Crash in West Virginia Kills Two
Germinia Virginia, November, two men from Clarkaburg West Virginia die in a crash near the airport. John Shulte 21, also of Clarkaburg, perishes as the plane burns on impact.
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Germinia
W. Va
Hamrick
Manhuger
Clarkaburgh
John Shulte
Clarkaburg
Three Aviators Die in Massachusetts Plane Crash
Three aviators were killed when their plane crashed near Boston while on a planned trip. The victims were Frederick Lothrop Ames, 29, of Newport R I. Miss Frances Ternett, 22, of Southboro. and Frank Penrose Sprout, of Pittsburgh, Pa. The flight originated with Skyways Inc where Ames was president. The crash occurred as the plane was flying low in the vicinity and local residents reported seeing a flare before the wreck. All three aboard were confirmed dead.
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Froderick Lothrop Ames
Nossion
Newport
R. 1
Yachtaman
Aviaion Company
Misa Frances Ternett
Southboro
Frank Penrose Sprout
Pitts Finrgh
Skyways, Inc
Ames II
Moston
Persona
General C. H. Whipple Dies Veteran of Montana Wars
Brigadier General Charles Whipple veteran paymaster general and army officer, died from pneumonia. Born November 1840 in Iowa, Whipple gained fame as the Apostle to the Indians and early pioneer financier. He served in Montana payroll missions and survived a stagecoach ambush. later rose to brigadier general and paymaster general, with service in the Philippines, Cuba, and Porto Rico.
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Tins Angeles
Charles Whippie
West
Tiowan
Ataums
No Yan
Tahop Howry
Whipple
Indiana
Northern Pacific Railroad
Panitian
Marihanit
Minn
Whipnte
Montana
Rurvd
Philppines
Cuba
Porto
Sam Insull Advised To Be Quiet For Time
Ramiel Insull, moved from a pollen station to A Hospital in Athoum Greece, faces extradition to Chicago on embezzlement and larceny charges. A physician advised he be quiet and refrain from speaking as guards monitor his condition amid legal proceedings.
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Sam Insull
Athoum
Greece
Ramiel Insull
Chicago
Elgara
Gunard
Al Guggenheim Wages Work In Hollywood Cafe
Hollywood Calif Nov 6 The Examiner reports Albert Damea Baron Guggenheim 23 heir to 800000 who worked as a busboy in a Hollywood cafe where he reportedly tipped $10 per slurp cashing on a Wall Street fortune. He is son of Albert Guggenheim and Mrs Fanny Baron Guggenheim of New York and after his grandfather Bernhard Baron’s death stood to gain 800000 in trust. He described himself as liking bridge golf and polo. The paper noted his estate’s trustees cut the allowance.
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Hollywood
Calif
the Examiner
Albert Damea Baron Guggenheim
New York
Albert Guggenheim
Fanny Baron Gugnenheim
Bernhard Baron
Mle Gama
Guggenheim
Paraguay Volunteers Crowd Front Amid Gran Chaco Dispute
In Asuncion hundreds of volunteers were en route to concentration points to join a new army corps formed for service in the Gran Chaco. The area is in dispute between Paraguay and Bolivia and the mobilization follows a government call.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Bovia
Plane crash kills Wisconsin boy and sister in Chicago
Carl A. Tayer, 26, a student at Meh school, and his sister Anna, 17, died when the plane they were aboard crashed after taking off. Officials reported the victims were siblings from Wisconsin and the accident occurred in Chicago on a November day.
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Chicago
Carl A. Tayer
Anna
Bayer
Night club on wheels runs by railroad in Minnesota
In St Paul on November 6 a railroad initiated night club train carried 200 local residents from St Paul to New Richmond Wisconsin and back. The two coaches offered a dance floor with floor coverings and a refreshment car. Passengers learned their destination only after departure.
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Railroad
Minnesota
St. Paul
Rx Trailroad
New Richmond
Wis
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