Gubernatorial campaign heats up as Texas races intensify
Republican Orville Bullington barnstorms East Texas with stops in Palestine and Dallas while Mrs. Ferguson and husband James E Ferguson plan another Houston appearance. Democratic figures like Thomas L. Blannan urge a solid ticket and claim Ferguson’s ballot placement is legitimate. Armstrong, Bailey Jr., and Crane are noted in campaign movements as the race tightens across the state.
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Orville Bullogton
Texas
Palestine
Jacksonville
Athens
Kaufman
Dallas
Democratc Ruginis
Bullington
Fort Worth
Lightiool
Trezas
Eneral
Deilys
MM Crane
Woman 100 Votes Absentee in Hoosier Style Ballot
In Gallipolis on November 2 2 Hiro Bally McCormick a centenarian aged 100 years and 4 months cast an absentee ballot from her home due to infirmities. She voted for Herbert Beayer as she celebrated her birthday with a telegram of congratulations from the president.
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Chic
Hiro
Bally McCormick
Herbert Beayer
McCormick
Bank Holiday Voids Bets on Election
Casino bets in Reno were cancelled due to a 12 day bank and business holiday proclaimed by Lieutenant Governor Morfey Griswold. Bets on checks could not be cashed after vote counting as Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and Democratic nominee Joe Truman were listed as favorites in betting.
Receiver Appointed for St Louis San Francisco Railroad
Xuan receiver named for the St Louis San Francisco Railway after lenders sought a receiver in a Delaware corporation case. The Frisco Line had resisted but joined the suit, with $1720% past due for supplies cited. President Burn said the move aims to carry out a readjustment plan, possibly by voluntary action.
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ST. Louis
Neuro
St Lauls- San Francisco Ralway Company
Frisco
Hobbs
Western Curopeany
Delaware
Roosevelt to Aid Worcester Girl in Child Plague Case
In Worcester Massachusetts on November 2 7 a girl named Catherine Murphy aged is promised aid by Franklin D Roosevelt the Democratic presidential candidate. Catherine has written for two years to a man afflicted with infantile paralysis. Roosevelt arrived in the rain addressed the crowd and arranged transfer of Catherine to Warm Springs Georgia for treatment at his expense.
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Worcester
Mass
Catherine Murphy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Catherine
American Widow Joan P. Rind Dies in Paris
The United States consulate announced the death of Mrs. Joan Parker Rind widow of Capt William Rind in Paris. Police say she died from a gunshot wound and the case is ruled death by own action.
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Paris
United States
Joan Parker Rind
William Rind
Harding
Identity of Train Victim Sought in Fort Worth
Authorities sought to identify a man killed when he fell while attempting to board a switch engine on the Texas and Pacific Railway in Fort Worth. The victim, about 25, five feet tall, 140 pounds, with heavy brown hair, was described by his clothing and appearance as listed in a local station report.
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Fort Worth
Ui—thorities
Texas and
Fpuckle
G O P gloom refuted by bank report
New York November 18 1930s bank analysis from National City Bank challenges Hoover predicted dire disaster for the American system if Democrats gain power. The report says there is no basis for pre judgment or anxiety, endorses sound money and budget balancing, and notes the influence of the depression era view leans toward conservatism.
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New York
Hoover
Boston Journalist Visits Court for Health Related Stories
Miss Alice Simmian of Boston testified in Fefferé District Court on Wednesday that she is working as a court visitor and filing feature town stories for the Boston Evening American. She said the visit was for her health and that she had already sent several color pieces from Boston.
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Boston
Wrier
Fefferé
Simman
Boston Evening American
Weather and public notices from a scattered 19th century page
Fragmented OCR shows weather forecasts with wind and elevation data, plus scattered public notices and names. It mentions Sun opportunity in Urownaville, New Urbeana, and EV Paro with cloud, wind, and ceiling details, along with rainfall and monthly deficiencies.
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Dallays Bruen Rtouda Weil
Weblowneerate
Urownaville
Brahen
An Antonio
Curtis Wigtim of GOP rallies disrupted by faulty wiring
Vice President Charles Curtis spoke at a Hamilton County rally but a wiring mix up cut sound to the overflow crowd. The incident at the gymnasium and the high school building reduced the reach of Curtis message to about four thousand at the gym and an estimated three thousand at the high school, with the overflow crowd reportedly dispersing.
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Ind
JINS
Charles Curtis
Hamilton County
Bone
Ois
Hutgh School
Acacol
Wise
Curtis
High Strpol
Hoover Accused of Plagiarism by Huey Long
New Orleans reports Huey Long labels President Hoover a plagiarist for lifting a section from Louisiana speech in a Madison Square Garden address. Long cites the April 4 1832 date and references the Congressional Record as support.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
United States
Huey F. Long
Long
Madison Square Garden
America
Senate
Congressional
Socialists Urge Write-In for Thomas and Mauer
Oklahoma party leaders announce a write in campaign for president Norman Thomas and vice presidential candidate James A Mauer after telegraphic advice. The state supreme court upholds election board action barring socialist electors from the ballot and denies ballot representation before the next primaries.
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Oklahoma City
Norman Thomas
Oklahoma
Thomas
James A. Mauer
State Supreme Court
Election Board
Mills to Speak in Brooklyn Tonight
Ogden Mills secretary of the treasury who has backed President Hoover will address Brooklyn listeners tonight as part of his re election campaign tour.
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Brooklyn
Ogden Mills
New York
INS
Ogden ZL. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoover
Blass Blames BOP Policies In Hoover Critique
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia and former Treasury secretary blasts Hoover administration citing fiscal mismanagement and inflationary proposals. Glass, speaking in a Roosevelt campaign address, accuses Republicans of causing economic woes through improvidence and profligate policy.
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Treasury
Hoover
Carter Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Democratic Pational Committee
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Glass
Washington
Attorneys Argue on Tunney's Vote in Stamford
Attorneys argued in superior court over Gene Tunney's right to vote in Stamford. Judge Frank P. McEvoy reserved decision after Tunney's mandamus seeking placement on the voters list, contesting the registration deadline as discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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Bringeport
Superior
Gene Tunner
Stamford
Frank P. McEvoy
Tunney
Stamford Board of Registration
Roosevelt to Make Final Bid for Presidency
Governor Roosevelt prepares for a final bid tour with weekend speeches in New York City. He returns to Albany after a three day New England swing claiming all New England states will vote Democratic. He plans stops at the Metropolis Opera House and Madison Square Garden with a long campaign trek totaling over 17 000 miles in 37 states visited.
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Florida
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