North Carolina Votes Voice New Deal In Off-Year Elections
North Carolina voters faced light turnout with reports of minimal interest across the state. Democrats urged broad participation to back the New Deal while Republicans predicted gains in the legislature and county offices, with leaders claiming a record turnout potential and party unity.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
Goldsboro
Charlotte
Greenville
Wilson
Blue Ridge
Commonwealth
Piedmont
Roosevelt
J. Wallace Winborne
French cabinet crisis ends in mass radical resignations
Paris reports radical members of Premier Doumergue's French cabinet resigning after a meeting of party leaders. Herriot is expected to form a new cabinet while Doumergue contemplates presenting his resignation to President Lebrun. Police around Paris heightened security as rumors of a demonstration spread.
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Paris
Gaston Umergue
Edouard Herriot
Doumergue
Lebrun
Herriot
France
Chamber of Deputies
Raymond Poincare
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Louis Barthou
United States
National Union
Chamber
Foreign Office
Invalides
Fascista
Railroads to spend 12 million on air conditioning next summer
CHICAGO November 6 Western railroads plan to spend over 12 million dollars to cool trains. H G Taylor, head of the western association of railway executives, said 1,200 cars of a 2,500 car quota would receive air conditioning to attract passengers next summer.
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Chicago
Western Territory
H. G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Guards on duty as New Mexico votes amid bayonet shadow
In Santa Fe and across New Mexico, National Guard units were deployed in Las Vegas San Miguel county Los Lunas Valencia county El Rito Rio Arriba and Santa Fe Plaza as voters chose two U S senators a congressman and full state and county tickets. Governor Hockenhull denied ordering mobilization while directing observers to Las Vegas if needed. General Wood led about 40 guardsmen into Las Vegas after a rally in Albuquerque.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Clovis
Osborne C. Wood
Las Vegas
Wood
San Miguel
Los Lunas
Valencia County
el Rito
Rio Arriba
Albuquerque
Alerque
Weather in the Carolinas and Southeast States Fair and warming
North Carolina sees fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the northeast. South Carolina Georgia and Florida report continuing cool tonight then fair and warmer Wednesday. Winds diminish toward Jacksonville and shift southerly near Hatteras with fair weather tonight and Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville
Hatteras
Mandate Violation by Japan Seen as Naval Breach
London reports authoritative sources warn that any proven violation of the Japanese mandate in the Pacific would breach article 19 of the 1922 Washington naval treaty. Conversations continue on Geneva mandates and Japan's naval parity plans with the United States and Britain, including a proposed new powerful ship model.
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Associated Press Foreign Staff
London
Pacific Islands
United States
British Empire
Japan
Washington
Norman HH
Ditavia
Naval Conversations
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Lone Resident Casts Ballot For Lehman
New York November 6 Rabbi Nathan Wolf the voter who lived in a single city district held five election judges and a police officer for five hours before voting. He favored the re election of Gov Herbert H Lehman. Wolf resides in his synagogue on West 88th street. The district includes only manufacturing concerns.
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New York
Nathan Wolf
Rabbi Wolf
Herbert H. Lehman
Wolf
West 88Th Street
Negro suspect held at Asheboro in Davidson county case
Davidson county Sheriff Bodenheimer said Randolph County officers are holding a Negro in Asheboro on suspicion of raping Mary Dorsett near Thomasville a week ago. The suspect resembles the initial description and another local man is sought for possible involvement. The girl may view the latest suspect today or tomorrow morning.
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Lexington
G. V. Bodenheimer
Davidson County
Randolph County
Asheboro
Mary Dorsett
Thomasville
Bodenheimer
Davidson Farm
Mueller, 90, Denies Alimony Plea in Chicago
Egbert Dircks Mueller, age ninety, acted as his own attorney before Judge Finnegan to oppose alimony to Mary Mueller, fifty four. The court questioned his age and denied the alimony request.
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Chicago
Egbert Dircks Mueller
Finnegan
Mary Mueller
Mueller
Will Rogers Quips on Votes and Moves in California
In Beverly Hills California Will Rogers jokes about voters and a young husband awaiting news at the maternity ward. He mentions moving movie folk to Florida and references land purchases and possible film deals with Janette Gaynor and Warner Baxter, noting Claremore Oklahoma as a possible reading spot for marriage and divorce notices.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Warner Baxter
Claremore
Okla
Kalayres Parade Gunfire Claims Fourth Victim
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Andrew Kitishion aged 86 died today becoming the fourth death from gunfire at a political parade in Kalayres last night. Fourteen others were wounded in the crossfire.
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Hazleton
Andrew Kitishion
Kalayres
Guns echo in Kelayres killings shake local voters
In Hazelton Pennsylvania on November 6, a gunfire attack during Democratic parades killed three and wounded 15 as state and federal authorities opened an investigation. Governor Pinchot called the event an unspeakable outrage while police detained Joseph Bruno, the village Republican leader, and members of his family amid threats of dynamite and calls of Kill Them. The shootout occurred as residents faced tense election activity five miles south of Hazelton.
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Hazelton
Kelayres
Little Mountain Village
Here
Pinchot
Joseph Bruno
Bruno
Election party drawn by Enterprise crowd tonight on Main
A large crowd is expected for The Enterprise election party this evening on North Main Street after sundown. A public address system will broadcast local, state, and national results from leased Associated Press wires, with updates from California and New York campaigns and North Carolina returns.
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Enterprise
North Main Street
California
Upton Sinclair
New York
Roosevelt
Lehman
Associated Press
North Carolina
Enterprise Newsterprise
Eae Ae
Huey Long Calls for Louisiana to Secede from United States
Huey Long declares Louisiana should secede to escape national woes. He envisions an independent utopia for two million residents, possibly with Mexico, while blasting Washington bureaucrats. He dodges a Supreme Court libel ruling and ends with a goodbye as he locks the phone.
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Long
Louisiana
United States
New Orleans
Huey Long
Mexico
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Samuel T. Ansell
Huey
Rooster’s Crow Saves Lost Hunter Near Charleston
Charleston Ohio November 6. Policeman H E Miller got lost in swamps while deer hunting near the city. He wandered overnight in dense Dorchester county swamps until a rooster crow led him to civilization at dawn.
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Charleston
8. C
H. E. Miller
Here
Dorchester County
National Whirligig Washington The Supply Row Deepens
Washington column notes a looming clash between organized labor and employers over the National Industrial Recovery Act Section 7A. Bosses plan a vigorous push to prove the law discriminates against them while unions push back accusing coercion in recruitment. The debate promises to rock Capitol Hill this winter with further continuations on page seven.
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Washington
George Durno
U. S
American Federation of Labor
Reese Bailey Sought in Banner Elk Bank Robbery
Yancey county officers hunt Reese Bailey after cashier J. M. Shoemaker identified him as one of three unmasked men who robbed the Bank of Banner Elk last week of 1059 dollars. Bailey, a recent escapee from a seven to ten year Buncombe County robbery sentence, fled after the vault demand. Shoemaker noted a bandage on one of the robbers' fingers.
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Banner Elk
Yancey County
Reese Bailey
J. M. Shoemaker
Bank of
Shoemaker
Bailey
Buncombe County
State Gridiron Stars To Carry Pigskins To Cure Fumbleitis
Ray Rex and Venice Farrar of N. C. State will carry a football everywhere this week to cure fumbleitis. Coach Hank Anderson ordered the players to keep the ball in classes, meals, and travel until after the V. P. I. game in Portsmouth Saturday.
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Raleigh
Ray Rex
Venice Farrar
N. C
Hank Anderson
Rex
Farrar
Vv. P. I
Portsmouth
First Town Votes in Nation Approves New Deal Policy
New Ashford Massachusetts reports its complete election returns with 838 registered voters. The Democratic candidate for U S Senator Walsh wins 19 to 17 over Washburn. Bacon leads Curley 22 to 10 for governor. The town, known for a Democratic sweep, noted historic shifts from 1924 and 1982 patterns.
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Ashford
Mass
Eee
New Ashford
Govering
United States Senate
E.S.T
Bacon
James M. Curley
Boston
Frank A. Goodwin
Register of Motor Vehicles
U. S
Walsh
Robert M. Washburn
Joseph B. Ely
William 8. Youngman
Ely
Frank G. Allen
Marcus Coolidge
William M. Butler
Curley
Alvan T. Puller
Nationwide balloting prompts mixed early returns
In early returns Republicans and Democrats claim gains in different states as thousands vote nationwide. A shooting in Pennsylvania leaves two dead and several wounded near Holland Missouri amid tense election weather as Governor Alf Landon leads in Arkansas City reporting. Police keep order while 48 million voters participate in the off year balloting across 466 congressional and gubernatorial contests.
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Pennsylvania
Holland
Coun
Wers
Northwest
New England
Michigan
Sas
Pointe Aux Barques
Repub
Arkansas
Alf Landon
T Bent
D. Ketchum
Dem
Senate
House
Kelayres
Congress
Mills Shutter Ludlow Mill After 1100 Strike
Ludlow Massachusetts witnesses an indefinite closing of Ludlow Manus Associates after a techn strike by 1100 workers. Officials say shutdown follows overproduction and surplus finished jute goods, with a one week closure previously announced and a decision pending if conditions improve.
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Ludlow
Mass
Ludlow Manus Associates
a_ techn
Com
FERA Extends Aid To 2455 NC College Students
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration will fund 2,455 needy students across 53 North Carolina colleges and universities for the coming month with a total of 36,825 dollars. Duke University leads with 341 students and 5,115 dollars monthly. UNC follows with 289 and 4,335 dollars. Additional colleges share quotas and terms for aid tied to campus work.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
North Carolina
Harry L. Hopkins
Duke University
Durham
University of North Carolina
N. C. State College
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