Notable Cleveland Speech Marks 1932 Democratic Split
Charles P. Stewart reports on a Cleveland rally featuring Hamilton and Leslie Eichel in a heated Democratic platform clash. The piece outlines factions backing Franklin D. Roosevelt style reforms, debating constitutional authority, labor rights, and anti fascist themes amid party tension. Entities include Hamilton, Leslie Eichel, Cleveland, and the Democratic national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eichel
Ceairad
Democrats
Ura
Republican Party
Liberty
Editorial Message on Public Works Financing Trend
The piece argues residents face burden from fixation on funding local improvements. It praises Middledharo growth potential through a new tax supported system to provide a broad, lasting transportation and utility framework. The editorial urges taxpayer acceptance of temporary costs for long term prosperity and community vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middledharo
Markets drift with mixed cattle and crops notes
Amid fluctuating prices the market shows mixed cattle demand with steady to lighter gains for many items. Grains and livestock values edge narrow, while distant futures and local notices hint at broader farm activity and a target of broader political events in Philadelphia.
Colmar Road Mint Milibed Wilon Visit Cornwall Family
Colmar Road residents and relatives from Colmar Road including Mr and Mrs C Smith and Miss Blondel visited the parents in Chestie Blondel area. The group, staying over the weekend, attended a family gathering at a villa near Middleshore with Rekning Fram present and a church service in Tahenstor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Smith
Chestie Blondel
Nath Bago
Tahenstor Wits
Hhainess
Wrrk
Middleshore
Flood control tax levy to be discussed at meeting
City advisers seek financing by a levy to cover about 54000 for flood control measures including pumps and culverts. Officials plan two year repayment through a special tax, with mayor Ginshig urging public attendance and witnesses from the Chamber of Commerce and other civic groups.
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Lowarda
Pmvunl
Alreauy
Ginshig
Chamby
Jury Probing Car Shooting Case
A Bell County grand jury investigates a car shooting incident after deputy officers attempted to halt a group linked to Miss Poolyan. Witnesses suggest some shooters fired. others doubt whether all present were law officers. Jurors review sheriff's evidence for possible charges.
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Oganize
P'Pool'yan
Bell County Grand Jury
Forass
London blackout plan to shield metropolis from air raids
The plan, described as vital for wartime defense, orders water, gas, and electricity firms in London to cooperate with authorities to rapidly cut supplies. The Home Office Air Raid Precautions department directs duplicating gas mains and preparing shutdown valves to minimize delay, with a cited cost around 12.5 million.
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Lapilon
A. Phn
Phange Gontun
Valle
London
Metropolitan Water Board
London Gas
Pusibiry
Ata
Salhottie
Iran
Sea to Enfurl Ancient Town Threatened by Rising Sea
Readable fragments describe Les-Saisites mutinous to defend a Mediterranean town in Wyanee from sea encroachment. The sea destroys property as walls and dikes fail, with water nearly surrounding the town. Officials are urged to act as authorities claim entitlement to safety measures amid mutiny and administrative debate.
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Les - Saisites
Mutiny - Des la- Meiranee
Mediterranean
Wyanee
Rownhesdi-Rhone
Salt Lake
Les Lones
Imperial Salt Lake
Bhear
Geater
Memorial tablet by Congress marks Major Montgomery grave
A fragment notes a memorial tablet over Major Robert Montgomery's grave in St Paul’s Port, honoring his role in Montgomery’s defeat alongside Wolfe at Quebec. The text references January 176 and December attacks, linking to Wolfe and the Quebec campaign.
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Congress
Robert ‘Montgomery
PORTE _ OF ST PAUL'S
Wolfe
Tattacik
Quebec
Camden Ruby Murder Roam B
Ward Van Every recounts a tense night involving Joyce, Dow, and a fur coated woman linked to a robbery at Dow's house. The narrator hides near the scene, followed by fear and confusion as police and unseen suspects swirl around a deadly crime, ending with plans to leave town.
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Dow
Barrimore
Don
Jasce
Toyce
Ward van
Getresa
Baick
Joyce
Déw
Das
Ikotel
Nat
Fitthivan
Agai
Orft
Tacra
Warden Lawn
Unclear race and local events disrupt Jonesville scene
Fragmentary report describes raids, fights, and injuries in Roanoke and Powell's Valley involving the Pritemare and Bailey families. Mentions Halley firing, a youth wounded, hospitalization, and ongoing local unrest. Weather notes speak of damaging winds and poor harvests. Tom Cobb and Mr Woods are noted as affected by conditions.
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Stith
Ronynke
Une
Mitre
Powells Valley
Thumatay
Roanoke
Noruim
Vause
Bailey
Halley
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