Hoover Is Not New York Leader 16 Demands WERGs
James Farley delivers a final campaign address claiming the people of America will support Roosevelt if Hoover loses. He asserts the Roosevelt-Garner ticket will save the nation, urging voters to remember and act in November. The piece hints at political tensions and party dynamics as election day approaches.
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James Farley
National Army
America
Franklin J. Roosevelt
United States
Nazis Carry On Strike in Germany Declares Renewed Vigor
Adolf Hitler's Nazis announced the transportation strike would continue with renewed vigor after communists quit. The combined action, dubbed the "without" strike, began five days earlier. Twenty six people were arrested yesterday for alleged sabotage related to the strike.
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Dirsday
Adolf Hitler
Nazis
Election to Test Prohibition Sentiment Across Nation
Washington will vote tomorrow likely shaping national prohibition policy. Proposals to modify the Volstead Act and constitutional amendments loom, with many congressmen awaiting election returns for future positions. The Republicans push resubmission of prohibition to the states, while observers watch shifts in public mood.
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Vongrare
Congress
Pitts
Oberlin Students Halted by Police Rally for Socialist Nominee
Ohio news describes Oberlin College students jailed briefly during a protest for a socialist nominee in a Washington Park rally. Sidney Wein of Columbus and Amiens Yost were arrested after denying police entry to the rally, later released for lack of funds to charge the students with assembling without a permit.
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Rally For Socialist
Yost
Socialist
Chicago
Walter Shirlan
Norman Davis makes a gall on Mussolini in Rome visit
Rome, Nov. 7. Norman Davis, United States delegate to the German conference, conferred with Premier Mussolini today and, it was understood, told the premier that most important developments might be expected from the meeting within no more than three days.
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Norman
New Trials Ordered as Reds Riot Outside Alabama Court
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court grants new trials for seven imprisoned Black defendants in Alabama for alleged crimes against two white girls. Police dispersed a 10% radical picket near the court chamber after night stick clashes. Sixteen were injured, including four women, as demonstrations were halted. judges announced forthcoming actions and a March revisitation is planned in Fort Payne.
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Trlaly
Scottshara
Mabama
Gasanii Apor
Supreme Court
Nepraca
Demonstrators Threw Bottles at Embassy Scene in Ald
A small turnout of demonstrators near the Ald embassy hurled several bottles at a U S guard detail. no major violence occurred as the crowd dispersed without further incident. Names and precise dates are unclear in the report.
Millionaire Bus Boy Wired Again
Hollywood report on Hana Guggenheimy the Montes Tats Tey, a 22 year old heir to Bernard Miron tobacco fortune. It notes a publicized strike over distressing publicity and discusses inheritance prospects of a million dollars or more in coming years. The article references Albert Guggenheim and Mrs. Fanny Baron Guggenheim as his parents.
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Redondo School Chief Sentenced After Forgery Confession
Los Angeles Nov 7 A former Redondo Beach school superintendent Eilious H Thomas was sentenced to one to 11 years in San Quentin for forgery of school warrants. He had confessed after being tracked by authorities and had returned from Washington state to face charges. Wife Mrs Thomas repaid 2600 of 8000 taken and others linked to a disappearance and a staged crime scene.
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H Thomas
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Bla Attorfey
George Penney
Tider Willam T. Aggeler
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General West Weather Forecast With Rain Threat
The morning forecast indicates general clear weather in the western regions today with some rain unlikely except in Washington and Oregon where showers may occur. Minnesota and Wisconsin might see some snow, while the Atlantic coast from North Carolina to southern New England is expected to be dry. The rest of the East faces intermittent precipitation, with a harrow strip along the Atlantic canal likely to stay dry.
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Tainta
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Maat
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Fire on Water Cart Calls Out Firemen
Sacraments reports a city water wagon fire where the driver Lewis Hartaught found a smoldering fire under the seat. Unable to maneuver the tank he summoned the fire department to extinguish the blaze despite the water tank being full but uncooperative.
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Rail watchman slain on Hoover special route in Nevada
Report from Northern Machie officials states a railroad bridge guard was shot to death along the Prest on Hoover special train route through Nevada. A body found two miles west of Palisade near Thumbaldt over, and details suggest possible foul play. The president’s special departed Patil at 4.020% pm, about 6 minutes late, according to Northern Mayville officials.
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Prestont Hoover
Nevada
Nawthoen Macktie
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Patil
AO Mintoe Tate
Nouthern
Hoover Opens Nevada Campaign From Elko Parlor Car
President Hoover broadcast his final campaign appeal from a brightly lit parlor car in Elko Nevada declaring the Republican Party should continue to govern for the United States welfare. Miners sheepherders and Hopi residents gathered as Hoover urged voters that the choice now should favor another four years of his administration.
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Hot Battle Through Far West Shapes California Poll Impact
President Hoover campaigns through the Far West as voters in Oregon Washington and California track the 1932 election. Western turnout shows shifting patterns with California pivotal as Hoover seeks to widen a diminishing party lead amid strong Democratic registration.
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Sole voter in precinct in Illinois not registered
A readerable fragment recalls a precinct voting error in Illinois where Chienga Sheftter, alleged sole voter in a township district, was found unregistered. Daniel Carey cleared that Sheffler had no voting rights while Dojmadeh’s name remained listed. officials reportedly misled by an 8 year old at the farm about a deceased father.
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Drought sufferers in Brazil revolt over food scarcity
Reports from New York state that 1000 drought afflicted Brazilians began to eat Cajazetris in the interior of Parahyba state as tensions rose. The unrest followed months of hardship with authorities unsure how to distribute limited grain supplies. More details awaited.
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Parahyha
Nicaraguan Election Sees Liberal Victory Named
Managua November 1. The liberal candidate Aydann Sarasa won the presidential election held yesterday. President Jean Martie Moncada indicated support for the conservative candidate Adolfo Dinan in a related endorsement, shaping post election tensions.
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Nicaragua
Aydann Sarasa
Jean Martie Moncada
Adolfo Dinan
Secret Service Prepares to Guard Roosevelt
Wallington Nov t Ten ready with all plans for doubt AMY The veto service today mwart ed instructions from the American people whether is to guard body the president and the president elect Wn Marea Chief W He Moran of the secret service anilingly acflymest today that preparacana had been mate and men adlorted to reach Governor Franklin J Honnevalt immediately pahouid to be designated to enected President hoover The regular aerrot Kerview detail headed by Richard Jarvis in accompanying President Hoover to his home at Palo Alto and will remain with him wait March 4 regardless of the outcone of the erection Every al To Ne Near Roosevelt if defeated Governor Roonevelt WHI goon his Wry wne chaperoned by weeret xoTvics GuathA but theyll be trendy nearby when the deciding ro aulte come Im
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W. He Moran
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Hoover
Richard Jarvis
President Hoover
Palo Alto
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Roonevelt
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Roosevelt Promises Restoration If Elected Tomorrow
Franklin D Roosevelt rallied Dutchess county supporters in Poughkeepsie promising to mend the fabric of our commonia if elected. In a final campaign speech he urged unity and reform, saying he would be the humble emblem of restoration and seek to turn ideas into practical fulfillment, as cheers rose from local residents.
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Poughkeepsie
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Franklin D Roosevelt
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First Lady of land to teach at New York school today
The wife of the Democratic presidential candidate taught a class in Wyde Park area schools, planning to teach again tomorrow and attend her husband’s rally in Poughkeepsie after voting with the governor. She will return to Hyde Park for election night and then to New York for returns at the Biltmore.
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Wyde Park
Mia
Franking D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Poughkeepsie
Biltmore Hotel
Fogbound Chicago area claims nine lives and disrupts travel
Thick fog settled over Chicago and much of the Midwest late Sunday night, crippling transportation and causing numerous collisions. Elevated trains street cars buses and through trains moved slowly as authorities tallied nine fatalities and noted the danger across the Chicago area.
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Mrs. E. H. Harriman Dies in New York at 81
Mrs. Edward Henry Harriman widow of the famed railroad insider and financier died in a New York hospital after a brief illness at age 81. Her husband had died earlier and left an estate valued above $100 million naming her as sole beneficiary and executor.
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Edward Henry Harriman
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Helena Welcomes Walsh at Capitol Homecoming Rally
Helena hosts a record Democratic turnout as Senator T. J. Walsh returns to Montana. Crowded Marlow theater erupts in an ovation for the longtime party leader and former vice presidential nominee as supporters vow renewed vigor in state and national affairs.
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T. J. Walsh
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Marlow Theater
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Hugh R. Adair
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Coolidge Backs Hoover for Reelection in Closing Plea
Northampton Maass reports Calvin Coolidge urged reelecting President Hoover in a final Republican declaration. He praised Hoover’s dreams of global stability and domestic progress, arguing Hoover would lead the nation and world through current crises. The veteran former president underscored Hoover’s unmatched remedies and leadership.
John N Garner Plans Vote Then Go Fishing
John Sy Garner vice presidential nominee will cast his ballot in Uvalde Texas and then go fishing the day after the election. He recently returned from a dove hunting trip and will travel with friends to Devil's Lake near Nell Texas for a two day fishing trip. Returns are not expected until late Wednesday afternoon.
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Uvalde
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John Sy Garner
Afio
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Iurner
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Meamfield
Red legions in Moscow celebrate USSR birth anniversary
Moscow marked the 16th anniversary of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with a nationwide holiday. Red Square hosted day-long ceremonies as a massive parade of about one million people showcased unity and labor power.
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Union of Socialist Soviet Republic
Pacific
Red Square
Mussolini Amnesty Frees Italian Political Prisoners
Rome reports Italy releases up to 20 thousand prisoners under a broad amnesty led by Mussolini. About 16 to 20 thousand inmates for miscellaneous offenses were freed, with many deported to penal islands and others reduced or relocated. The government calls it the most extensive clemency yet promulgated.
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Tallent
Penn Islands
Promer Mussolini
Tay
Unmarried Mother Indicted In Child Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles reports Mine Teuth Korman an unmarried mother, formerly of Mason City Iowa, indicted today on a child stealing charge. The boy Nancy Wath tue vhanan was taken from Violet Buchanan's home Oct 26 and found with Korman hours later in an Sanersynda valley hack. Milo Warner and Miss Harman were arrested. Warner aided Korman's transport to the suspect home. The case centers on the disappearance and recovery of a wealthy divorcee's foster child.
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Ate Comity
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Violet Buchanan
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