Ohio Added to Hoover Bid in Poll
The national Light poll tabulated 108,078 ballots with 40,568 for Beaver and 65,110 for Roosevelt, boosting Roosevelt’s tally but Ohio swung from Roosevelt to Hoover raising Hoover’s potential electoral votes from 50 to 76. Roosevelt leads in the West but gains shift across New England and Pacific states.
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Cole E. Morgan
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
The
Light
Hearst
United States
Beaver
Roosevelt
Poower
Hoover
Ohio
Rover
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Eas
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
Roover Roosevelt
California
Oregon
Washington
Two Injured in Eight Car Smash On San Pedro Avenue
W T Crow Jr of 1821 South Hackberry Street and C H Altheide Jr of 22 Main Drive Woodlawn Hills sustained injuries in a three way collision on San Pedro Avenue. Other two vehicles’ occupants unharmed. Crow and Altheide were hurt when their car rolled and were cut by flying glass.
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W. T. Crow Jr
Hackberry Street
C. H. Altheide Jr
Main Drive
Woodlawn
Dry Leaders Out to Punish Bingham Campaign
Prohibition leaders urged Connecticut voters to oppose Senator Hiram Bingham in his bid for re-election. Dr. Deets Pickett of the Methodist Episcopal temperance board appealed for support for Professor Albert Levitt, a staunch dry candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Deets Pickett
The
Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Albert Levitt
Ardent Dry
City News DGi Miss the Fun and Prizes at Fort Hall
Fragmented OCR lists events and names for a Fort Hall gathering with prizes, admission details, and dates unclear. Mentions include Linday night, Aug 22, Fairfield Dairy, and various streets and people, but many items are garbled. The readable bits point to a local fair or community event with prizes and performances.
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Fort Hall
Linday Nite
Artel Orch
Dénre
Fairfield Dairy
Broadway
Henry Theis
Tai
Straw Ballot Party Division Tabulated Nationwide
The Light and a group of Henrat mouthing papers publish a national presidential poll tally. Voters marked under Republican and Democratic headings reflect 1928 loyalties while non committal ballots show no designation. State by state results are summarized in the column.
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Washington
Tr. C
The
Light
Henrat
United States
March on Mines Fought in Franklin County
In a bid to stop a potential second strike at two Zeigler mines, Sheriff Browning Robinson held talks with Adjutant General Carlos Black and John L. Lewis. The 1200 union miners were authorized to carry arms into the mines amid fears of agitator-led action after 20 discharged members were targeted. Deputies were sworn in yesterday, following a clash on Wednesday night where hundreds of citizen deputies confronted marchers with clubs and shotguns.
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Benton, T
Franklin County
Browning Robinson
Carlos Black
Mlinoig Hasional Guard
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Royal Union
Zeigler
Sheriff Robinson
Marlin Hart
Samuel Gaddy
United Mine Workers
Citizen Specie
Dry Leader Quits Over Hoover Endorsement
Daniel C. Raper, collector of internal revenue in the Wilson administration, resigned from the Allied Forces for Prohibition in protest against endorsing President Hoover for reelection. A prominent Democratic city leader told Dr. Daniel Poling that the Allied Forces have damaged the temperance cause by backing a candidate.
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Hoover O.K
Washington, D. C
Danilel C. Raper
Wilson
Allied Forces
Prohibition
Hoovers
Ciry
Daniel A. Poling
Congress
Gut
Flying Family Delayed By Coastal Fog Near Anticostising
Thick coastal fog at Port Menier delays the takeoff of Col. George Hutchinson and his flying family bound for Hopedale Labrador and on to London. The third attempt to begin the flight was postponed due to weather.
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Port Menier
Anticostising
Quebec
Col
George Hutchinson
Hopedale
Labrador
Bhelr
Aight
London
Seguin Schools to Open Sept 8 for 1982-83 Session
Seguin public schools begin the 1982-83 term on September 8. Teachers will hold a meeting in San Antonio on September 5, and 7 to prepare for the new year.
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Seguin
Bequin
Texas
San Antone
Heckscher Optimist Celebrates Birthday From Bed
New York August 27 19S Aged philanthropist Heckscher marked his eighty fourth birthday in bed yet remained cheerful. A birthday dinner with the Meetscher Foundation camp children was missed but a cake and loving messages were sent. He received over 19 telegrams and more than 100 letters. Friends later gathered at 375 Park Avenue. Heckscher said the future looks bright and urged leaders like William Randolph Hearst to carry on in hard times.
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New York
Heckscher
Meetscher Foundation
Predskill
Park Avenue
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Spiri Tal
Katy Announces Labor Day Round Trip Rates
Missouri Kansas Texas railroad offers special round trip fares for September 3 and 4 with return by September 5. Ed Brendel says knotted routes include Dallas Fort Worth at 4 dollars and Galveston at 2.74 dollars.
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Dallas, Fort Worth
Galveston
Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad
Ed Brendel
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Mystery Man toad Walker hearing in Albany
Albany Aug. 27 The Roosevelts era hearing on Mayor Walker resumes as defense plans to reveal that Sherwood was not Walker s financial agent Prosecutors charge Sherwood deposited near 1 000 000 in camouflaged bank accounts The defense will call undercover witnesses to challenge Seabury s accusations and corroborate Walker s claim that Schurmann urged police to end the hunt for Sherwood Braley nears ruling on Governor Roosevelt restraining order on removal proceedings
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Albany
N. Y
Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russell T. Sher- Wood
John J. Curtin
Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter
Seabury
Curtin
Seebury
Jacob Gould Schurmann Jr
Schurmann
George Blauvelt
Dolly Sisters
Mike McTigue
Johnny Dundee
Supreme Court
Ellis J. Braley
Roosevelt
Davis to Wait on Special Session for Back Tax Suits
County Attorney D. F. Davis announced Saturday that he has several back tax collection suits ready for filing but will await action from the upcoming special session planned for tax relief. He said the legislature may void the suits with relief measures and, if so, his department will file anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Davis
Davis
Damage Suit Faced by Phone Company
Federal court Saturday heard a suit by Robert S Weymond and Theresa Bendelle against Southwestern Bell Telephone alleging an automobile crash in 1930. The claim says Weymond drove into a ditch when a truck carrying telephone poles pulled from a bind lane near Hondo. Weymond seeks 300 dollars and Bendelle 5000.
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Southwestern Bell
Werepne'c
Robert S. Weymond
Theresa Bendele
Weymond
Hondo
Miss Bendell
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Jack Mrooke
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Benya
Faa Aaty
Hoover Roosevelt
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Tota Rem
Arkansas
Colorado
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Obi
Saecey
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
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South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Aus
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Heckscher Optimist
Katy
Mystery Men
Toad Walker
LAGAN
R.noueton
Timane
Wolff & Marx
San Antonio
Met
Meara Street
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