Coxey Named Farmer Labor Presidential Nominee in 1932
General Jacob Coxey, leader of an unemployed army, was chosen as the Farmer Labor party’s presidential candidate. Walter Waters of Portland would be the running mate, with a mail vote to decide the vicepresidential nominee among five candidates.
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Omaha
Jay
Jacob &. Coxey
Dublie
Hoover
Coxer
Waters
Harrop
Coxey
W. C.crosby
Minneapolis
Robert L. McLendon
Vosberg
Mass
Newton Jenking
Chicago
Milo Reno
Agency
Roosevelt Heads On Long Island Cruise With Sons
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt sailed from Port Jefferson on Long Island Sound in a 40 foot yawl for a week long cruise along the New England coast. He was joined by Secretary of State Edward J Flynn and his youngest son John. Crowds cheered as Roosevelt boarded and a motor from his New York home followed breakfast with James A Marley. Hoover Puts Off Roosevelt Meeting.
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N. Y
Franklin
Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
New England
Edward J. Flynn
John
Hoover
Washington, D.C
St. Lawrence
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Canada
Congress
New York State
New York
Washington
Wet Women Protest Roosevelt Endorsement by Prohibition Reform
Mrs August Delmont leads 61 members of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform in dissent from the group's executive committee endorsement of Franklin D Roosevelt. The statement argues endorsing a single candidate makes the organization partisan and neglects citizens duties in the face of the economic crisis. Members urge individual voting judgments.
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New York
August Delmont
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Frank Mn D. Roosevelt
Thas
Lquor
Sheppard Defends Claim to Eighteenth Amendment
In Washington July 11 Senator Sheppard Democrat Texas disputed a newspaper report that Wayne Wheeler authored the eighteenth amendment. He said the claim was untrue and that Wheeler only influenced the process, while he conferred with others in and out of Congress.
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Sheppard
Washington, D. C
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
L-wrale Waul
Congress
Flood Sunday in Germany Reports Reuters July Violence
Flood Sunday in Germany reports that the provinces showed a blood day with nine killed and many injured after politically charged clashes. Reichswehr assisted police in Ohlau where Adolf Hitler's National Socialist followers clashed with Republic Reichsbanner troops. Four officials died and 31 workers were left on the field.
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Germany
Reichwehr
Ohlaw
Adolf Hitler
Repubeat
Reichbanner
Fead Nut
Referendum Vote Supplies Mailed to Counties
Mineral Wells Texas July 11 UN Albert Bidney Johnson secretary of the state Democratic executive committee said supplies for the state wide prohibition referendum had been mailed and should be in the hands of all county chairmen by tomorrow.
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Texas
Albert Bidney Johnson
Democratic
Income taxes decline half in fiscal year totals
Washington reports a sharp drop in federal tax receipts with individual income taxes down about 50 percent to 427.3 million, and corporate taxes falling from 1.02 billion to 629 million. States show large declines in combined income tax receipts, totaling far less than prior year.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
First
Texas
Remarkable Preservition Narita Promised by Doctor
A dubious medical claim describes Narita as a quick acting remedy that frees the helpless from bed and restores joy. The advertisement asserts it works for all ages without narcotics and guarantees a refund if pain remains. Sold in drugstores with a bold promise of safe, powerful relief.
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Crystal
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Richter’s, Bakers
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