Roosevelt and Smith Forecast Democratic Sweep Across New England
Albany reports Governor Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith, terming campaign efforts in New England as decisive. Smith, touring from Boston, believes eastern states including New Hampshire will go Democratic while Roosevelt plans rallies from Maine to California.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
New England
Alfred E. Smith
King Albany
Portland
Maine
California
Mr. Smith
Boston
Rooseba Po
France's Herriot pushes conscription based disarmament plan
Premier Edouard Herriot wins chamber support for a new European conscription system aiming to abolish professional armies. The plan ties American guarantee participation to the scheme. neutrality is deemed no longer possible as Stimson’s Kellogg Briand interpretation is cited. The chamber backs the government 430 to 20. Continued on Page Seven.
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Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
United States
Reichswehr
France
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Stimson
League of Nations
Paul Marchandeau
M. Herriot
Roosevelt Lehman predicted to carry New York City large margin
James A. Farley, chair of the Democratic national and state committees, predicted that Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert H. Lehman would win New York City by more than three quarters of a million votes. The forecast was reported from Buffalo, October 29.
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Roosevelt
Boston
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Davenport
Executive Mansion
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New York
Chicago
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
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Five Hurt As Kentucky Feud Blazes To New Life
In Pineville Kentucky a courthouse street feud left five wounded as two mountain families fired rifles and pistols across a 30 foot road. By standers including Stephen Lee and his son George Lee were hit along with three others as deputy sheriffs broke up the exchange and arrested two men. Elijah McGeorge, free on bond after a prior killing, faced his rival and complicating tensions fueled the violence.
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Pearl Osborne
Stephen Lee
George
Elijah McGeorge
Martin McGeorge
Bond
Jim Lee
McGeorge
George Lee
Cogar M. Brooks
Ed Browning
Charlies Simpson
Million and Half Spent by G. O. P.
The Republican National Committee reported expenditures of 1,454,179 dollars in the presidential campaign from June 1 to October 26 with receipts of 1,478,791 dollars. By October 26 an unexpended balance stood at 120,264 dollars and major outlays included 88,918 for administration and 123,500 for state committees.
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Republican National Committee Today
Gouth Trimble
House
J. R. Nutt
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
National Committee
National Committee For Administration
Salary Delay Hits South Carolina State Employees
Columbia South Carolina October 29. Pay warrants will be issued for October but November and December salaries will be delayed due to insufficient state funds. Comptroller General Beattie said the 1932 appropriation was about 9.5 million while projected revenues total around 8 million, allowing payment of about 85 percent of appropriations.
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Columbia
8. C
Santa Claus
South Carolina
Comptroller
A. J. Beattie
Vera Cruz pushes compulsory birth control plan
Vera Cruz announces a draft civil code measure creating a state birth control office. Parents would be screened by a board for family size and ability to provide and educate children, with bans on children to the poorest or otherwise unfit. A panel of obstetricians would consult with Margaret Sanger on applying the code to improve the race.
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Mexico
Salvador Mendoza
Mendoza
Margaret Sanger
State party receipts and disbursements filed in Raleigh
Preliminary financial reports show the Republican and Democratic parties filing their receipts and expenditures with Secretary James A. Hartness through October 25. Republican totals: receipts $6,243.36, disbursements $5,760.20, balance $483.16. Democratic totals: receipts $5,040.73, disbursements $4,423.06, balance $617.67. The Patriotic and Protective League of Raleigh contributed $500.
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James A. Hartness
W. H. Foster
Republican Executive Committee
J. Wallace Winborne
Patriotic and Protective League of Raleigh
Gilliam Grissom
U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue
Insull Requisition Signed for Extradition to Cook County
Springfield Oct 29 Emmerson signed requisition for a presidential warrant to extradite Samuel Insull Sr from Greece and Martin Insull from Canada for trial in Cook County on embezzlement charges tied to the failure of Insull holding companies. warrant papers approved by the attorney general and governor signed, to be sent to Washington for service. Two Cook County officials await in Washington and will go to Greece upon receipt.
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Insull
Springfield
Emmerson
Samuel Insull
Greece
Martin Insull
Canada
Cook County
Washington
State Stimson
Shouse Divorce Suit Filed in Hutchinson
Marian Edwards Shouse sues former Democratic National Committee chair Jouett Shouse for abandonment over a year. Petition seeks custody of daughters Marian and Elizabeth and costs. property settlement reportedly agreed.
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Hutchinson, Kans
Marian Edwards Shouse
Aga Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Mra
Blast Kills Two In Barro Branco Near Sao Paulo Arsenal
An explosion at the Forcapublica arsenal in Barro Branco suburb near Sao Paulo killed two people and injured fourteen. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Forcapublica
Barro Branco
Hagen And Picard Tied At North Carolina Open
Greensboro report shows Walter Hagen of Detroit and Henry Picard of Charleston tied for the lead at 222 after 54 holes. Freddy Hyatt of Charlotte sits third at 224. Arthur Ham of Charlotte and Ellis Maples of Pinehurst share fourth and fifth at 226. Final round to decide winner.
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Walter Hagen
Detroit
Henry Picard
Charleston
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Hagen
Picard
Starmount
Freddy Hyatt
Charlotte
Arthur Ham
Ellis Maples
Pinehurst
Ernie Ball
Tully Braid
Fred Webb
Shelby
WN. C
Frank Ball
Hanes Falls
N. F
Clarence Owens
Greenville
X—J. E. Owens
Morganton
Everett Cole
Claude Gingham
Mount Airy
X—C. H. Jennings
X—E. B. Earnshaw
Wake Forest
al Houghton
Washington
Wheat Prices Hit Historic Low On Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago October 29 wheat futures fell to a new all time low as the December option traded at 43 and a half cents a bushel on the board of trade. Earlier in the week a 44 and a half cent low preceded a brief rally. Statisticians traced the levels back to Elizabethan times.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Queen Elizabeth
Florida flogging probe swells with 3 more arrests
Jacksonville reports three more men arrested in a widening flogging investigation tied to 20 recent cases. Victims Sally Gerlinger and Ola Bell Gilstrap identified abductions and lashings, with six others previously jailed on bond. Grand jury action expected Monday.
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Fla
Oscar Bessant
Hugh Laseter
Leslie Nettles
J. €. Godwin
Horace Starling
W. A. Jackson
L. C. Bowers
C. C. Rabb
BF. M. Rabb
Sally Geringer
Ola Bell Gilstrap
English Instructor at Tennessee Kills Himself
In Knoxville a 28 year old English instructor at the University of Tennessee, Earl Devon, was found dead in his hotel room with a bullet wound in the temple and a revolver nearby. Coroner J Ed Gervin ruled death by own action.
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Tenn
Earl Devon
University of Tennessee
J. Ed Gervin
Travel yarn from Florida to New Jersey via cabinet chatter
A visitor recounts a humorous trip through several states noting empty Washington, Mr Hoover absent, and jokes about who runs the country. The tale ends with the remark that nothing in government is currently steady as things pick up.
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Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
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Maryland
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Washington
Mr. Hoover
Indiana
Charley Curtis
Kansas
Cabinet
Hoover assails opponent over fabrications on tariff policy
On board Hoover’s special train en route to Washington the president widens a cross country tour attack. He accuses the Democratic tariff stance of deception and asks West Virginia voters if they feel safe under an administration pledged to lower import duties.
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Indianapolis
Midwest
Roosevelt
Ohio
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Clarksburg
Grafton
Piedmont
Keyser and Martinsburg
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Maryland
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Newark
Johnson Tackles Special Privilege in G O P Charge
Senate hopeful Hiram W Johnson denounces special privilege in a San Francisco rally urging Roosevelt for president. He recalls 1910 California bid, calls progressive revolt against graft and party regularity. President Hoover contests Roosevelt’s positions as he speaks across the Midwest.
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Hiram W. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dreamland Auditorium
California
United States
Poens
Campaign Radio Talks For Today
Eastern time schedule lists speakers from WEAF WAC CHS and stations NBC CBS. Democrat Pat Harrison John W Davis and Frank Murphy appear with 0 15 and 10 15 times. Republican Catherine West and big events on WIZ NBC 8 30 and 12 15 p m repeats for midwest.
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WEAF
NBC
Pat Harrison
WAC
John W. Davis
Big Bill" Eadwards
WIZ
Republican Radio League
Catherine Y. West
CBS
Frank Murphy
Midwest
Republican Farm Program
Suit Filed To Oust Stubborn School Head
MARSHALL N C Oct 29 C M Blankenship claimed by some as Madison county superintendent of education faced a civil action to remove him. D M Robinson appointed by the school board after ordering Blankenship out filed suit asserting he holds the office illegally as a usurper. Blankenship has 30 days to answer. He was ousted by the education board after charges of immoral conduct.
Matchmakers Still Trying To Marry Off Prince Of Wales
New London flutters over the 38 year old heir apparent as matchmakers seek Ingrid of Sweden or Prince George as brides. The Prince frequently met Swedish princess Ingrid after Stockholm visits, with royal favor and public interest shaping the search through European royal lines.
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Washingto)i
New London
Ingrid of
Sweden
England
Prince George
Stockholm
Ingrid
Duke of Connaught
Mary
London
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