Fragmented OCR summary of 1932 election results in multiple states
The text reports on various state results including Vermont Vermont Senator Dal elected and other races with Democratic gains. Mentions Kentucky Ohio New York Chicago and Tammany Hall and references to mayoral races and congressional outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
United States
Kentucky
Ohio
Ryatos
Prank E. Daromus
New York
Tammany
New York City
al Smith
Chicago
Republicans Sweep Federal And Gubernatorial Races
Partial returns show Republican victory in the Vermont Senate race, with gains in Kentucky and Maryland gubernatorial contests. Mississippi elected Whitfield as governor without opposition. Several House vacancies filled as Democrats and Republicans defend seats and party majorities shift toward a 225 to 205 lower house balance, with remaining seats unsettled.
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Chicago
Vermont
Dillingham
Wim
Kentucky
Team
New York
North Carolina
Melbourne Threatened by Armed Camp Amid Cup Day Forecast
Military forces occupy Melbourne as authorities replace patrol officers during a skirmish with shootings reported. Several constables injured, one seriously. Saloons ordered closed at 2 o clock on Melbourne Cup Day with public holiday. Naval and military units guard government offices and key buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Patlee
Melbourne i Jeweckety
Hawke
Pureroment
Alley murders rise as police push Birmingham investigation
Police in Birmingham intensify work after a fatal assault in a downtown alley. Jane Jackson, a 6 year old negro woman, and W W T Conway were victims. Conway survives. the woman’s death brings alley killings to seven and total saloon wipeouts to 45.
Conti nental Youth Walker Dies After Final Rejection
Walker 24 shot himself after a courtship with Mink Sutter 22 ended badly. Miss Sutter allegedly urged him to die as a taxicab driver witnessed the incident and rushed him to a hospital where his chances for recovery were slim.
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Tradum Walker
Mink
Amy Sutter
Miss Sutter
Walker
Explosion and shipwreck hit coastal region
A prisoner at a university jail reportedly caused a cell explosion while attempting a cigarette strike. The blast damaged the facility and injured occupants. Separately, the launch Phoenix capsized near Warforo Talamook Bay, leaving four crew presumed lost as the coast guard searched for survivors.
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Bar View
Phoenix
Talamook Bay
Coart Guard
Great Booze Seizure Made
Jacksonville Fla federal authorities captured a schooner after a three hour chase. The vessel carried 29 009 cases of liquor valued at 875 000 dollars and was seized along with its cargo.
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Javksonyilte
Fla
Klan Lawyer Shot Dead in Atlanta Office Shootout
In Atlanta Ga Philadelphia lawyer Coburn was shot to death in his Fulton County Office by an assailant who entered to discuss matters and then opened fire. The incident involved Koate and other insurgent faction figures with a police inquiry underway.
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Rkuklux Klan
Atlant
Philly
Fox
Hetty Nan
Kiklus
Ktey
Coburn
West
Eynis
Omer
Polles
Yeldluait Bond
Inuriley
Cebnin
Mian
Calid
Evans ‘Frattan
Edward Titlanhousa
Fnelfon
Pilladelphia
Rhinoaks
Cor W. Bianmuonn
Emperer
Tha Klan
Fulton
O. Cachran
Poxa
Bert
Mperial Valley
Report on World Hunger Solution Considerations
A committee led by Ted Waininafon discusses producing a viable plan to address global hunger. The panel reviews a 6,000 word report to Proghlunl Caodgea, weighing administration policies, private interests, and timing for possible legislation and implementation.
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Dirparmaoi Invest
Proghlunl Caodgea
Bupeno
Frank W. Mondell
Bond Market Turns Little Changed in Slow Week
New York reports a subdued bond market as government issues declined and new offerings dropped sharply due to bankers attending a Washington convention. Total for the week reached 1.493 million dollars versus 73.404 million the previous week.
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New York
Washington
Bandits Sought After Northern California Nichols Case
The D Autremont brothers and accomplices are hunted after a bottling plant robbery and four men killed in the Siskiyou range on October 11. They fled on foot toward the region as twenty men in three parties pursue them. An Indian sighting indicated the fugitives may have been nearby.
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Teal
Golfield
Nev
D'Autremont Brothers
Trath
Siskiyou Mountains
Nome Navigation Closes as Winter Sets In Alaska
The article notes seasonal navigation closure at Nome Alaska with limited coastal traffic still possible. It mentions weather observations with rain, and that gold dredging operations continued despite reduced transport. Strong local lines describe muddy rails and ongoing activity around Nome.
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Nome
Alazka
RyMmer
Nebraska Labor Federation seeks eight hour day pledge
A labor federation official presents to the governor a request for an eight hour day across state employment. The proposal, by secretary Birk, aims to secure a standardized workday and improve labor conditions in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Regan
Birk
Federation
Omaha Police Round Up Sparks Prohibition Raids
Omaha police and deputies conducted raids resulting in 48 arrests for violation of state and national prohibition laws and lodged those charged in the city jail. Rewards totaling 400 dollars were offered for information leading to the capture and convicting of Unglayer as Mrs. Irie. An elderly woman, recently beaten by robbers, is named in the alert. Authorities search for Robert Burris who may have knowledge of the affair.
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Omaha
State &Ad
Atty Bollee
Chemiits
Vloman
Hoone
Irie
Robert Burris
Railway President Pateeg Passes Suddenly at Home
The 65 year old head of the Minneapalia railway, Le VauJ and Sault See, died suddenly at his home in Minneapalia. Authorities announced no immediate cause with funeral plans pending.
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Pateeg
Minneapali
Geoi Ignetan
Minneapalia
le Vauj
Sault See
Mave Pailway
Bandits Steal 300 Cares Whisky in Chicago Warehouse Heist
A Yanull gang of 10 to 18 raided a warehouse at 22 Hast Dibole Street, stealing over 300 cases of whisky in two hours and escaping by car. Early loss estimates top $100,000 with a prior similar raid ten weeks earlier costing around $309,000 in liquor.
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Chicago
Dibole
Auta Guls Gla a Throat Fort Dailys Crash
A jolting collision left a girl fatally wounded as a car bearing Pocshontas teense tumbled. The broken windshield and a shattered throat ended the victim’s life while the driver fled in a talking car.
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Fort Dailys
Deportation Threat for 3000 Immigrants Arriving on Leviathan
Commissioner of Immigration Gorran announced that over 3,000 unnamed entrants aboard the Leviathan from England face deportation. The notice cites ongoing crackdowns as part of a yearly policy affecting migrants from several countries.
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New York
Grate Fas Minn Harhers Prices Near Prewar Levels
Grain prices in Minnesota swing toward prewar levels as wholesale costs fall. Farmers report cheaper oats and flour with bakers and grocers noting a shift toward stable pricing amid market fluctuations.
Unclear Market Note on Bale Prices and Trades
Extract shows mixed numbers and terms about bale prices at 13 to 14 USD, references to New York Coltan and parker reperenitias, with dates and scattered figures like 265 data and 82.76 43.95. The fragmentary text makes specifics uncertain and names unclear.
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New York
Coltan
Parker
Train Tracks Claim Aged Man In Fatal Bridge Impairment
An elderly man, 78, died after being struck by a train near Nellis. Investigators say the victim did not hear the approaching locomotive and failed to move in time. Police determine the accident is accidental with no foul play suspected.
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Nellis
Feared Trial Ends With Sudden Event At White Feast
A reported fatal incident interrupts a 70th wedding anniversary celebration. The event occurred as family and friends gathered, with authorities awaiting results of a Brund Jury review to determine potential charges.
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Iite
Wellator
Hinself Tisee
Fass
Georgee
Tn Plies
Wilson to Speak on November 10
Former President Woodrow Wilson will address the Swatletlea Bay conference via telephone from Washington. The speech will be broadcast at noon with telephonic and radio amplification and coordinated by the federal treaty commission committee.
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Watutigtdii
Woodrow Wilson
Atiarleng
Poonte
Swaitletlea Bay
Rade
Teague
Natlyng
Praca
Worl
Plang
Oelock
Asparitus Montelann
Anite
New York
Wilson
Mastes ‘Thombson
Arbuckle Divorce Suit Filed Amid Turmoil
Actor Roscoe Arbuckle faces divorce actions in California as his estranged wife Mrs Minte B Durbin Athankle seeks dissolution on grounds of desertion and neglect to provide support. The case lists attorney names and dates but remains unsettled as it proceeds through legal channels.
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Arbuckle
Dlvarce
Ravanity
Thraenday
Atrentty
Idtyaren
Train Collision Kills Father Injures Son
An automobile collision occurred on a road crossing near Siley when a tramcar struck a car carrying Fermor and his son. The father died instantly and the son sustained serious injuries. A bystander noted a man in a black coat at the scene. Police cordoned the area as救 investigators examined the wreck.
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Fermor
Goodyear Buys Zeppelin Rights in Akron Deal
Goodyear Tire announces purchase related to Zeppelin dirigibles and related engines and components. The move follows market shifts and a period of price stability and feeding situation improvements impacting the open market.
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Goodyear
Zeppelin Rights
Akron
O—All Patenia
Tiehta de Manufactura
Zeppelin Dirigibies
Te Goodyear Tireint
Jinutimory
Gurillarlow
Nietary
Walton Opens at Oklahoma City Senate Court Adjoins
Vague OCR text notes the opening day in Oklahoma City related to a senate court and Walton, with partial details suggesting an official proceeding or adjournment. Names and places are uncertain due to transcription errors.
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Walton
Oklahownn
Cty
Okla
Senate
Irti
Unclear OCR Item Mentions Armed Driver and Letter Pack
Fragmentary OCR text references an armed driver and a package of letters in a truck with phrases about regulation and a birthday. Names and details are corrupted, making the exact event and entities unclear.
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Tse
Eighteen to Be Executed in Naval Corruption Case
Eighteen to be executed following the trial of 68 Snulyttenta charged with bribery and corruption. The prisoners were envillages of the naval tented Wepneiniment and contractors aged 10 Ya in Gallon with 4h.
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Mewdow
Nfl
Gleaner Goes Aground in San Francisco to Nandan Route
A damaged report notes a shipping incident with a vessel reportedly named Gleaner going aground near a San Francisco area port while transporting cargo to Nandan. Authorities investigate potential causes as crews assess damage and safety impacts.
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San
Nandan
Jose
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Daughters
An advertisement recounts a mother’s testimonial about Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding weight, energy, and health in a teenage girl. It emphasizes trust from mothers, claims long standing usage, and invites others to rely on the product for girls entering womanhood.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
The Doctor Was Out and Voices From the Past
Fragmented text recounts an old doctor and witnesses reacting with shock and memory. It mentions a patient, distress, and an unsettling courtroom or tragic scene with fire and burning references. The piece blends quotes, advertisements, and stray lines, creating a collage of wartime and medical imagery.
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