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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
1
A romantic scene unfolds on Lake Kegar Maine where a couple in a flower-laden canoe exchange vows as the minister stands on shore. The image captures their early life together amid public attention and media interest in their union.
A dramatic coronation procession marks Haile Selassie I's ascent as emperor of Abyssinia. Crowds fill streets as clergy, nobles, and tens of thousands observe the ceremony culminating in the archbishop anointing Haile Selassie I and his empress. The event inspires national pride amid pageantry and devotion.
New York November 3 4 With warning that officials are likely to face a heavy workload ahead more than FO special investigators for the attorney renewal's office monitor polling places to watch for fraudulent votes in the city and surrounding regions officials say.
San Francisco November 3 describes shifting political color across the Pacific coast. The piece notes proposed constitutional amendments in California and Oregon, with measures debated as voters face the midterm election day.
Confident forecasts from Republican and Democratic camps emerge as voters prepare amid weather and registration concerns. The fragmented text suggests a local contest with turnout factors and party optimism shaping the outcome predictions.
Nominees in Boston urge voters in the election asking support for their party. Reports say Republican and Democratic figures seek votes in the race for the governing body. A brief note mentions a fatal crash and injuries in a separate incident today.
The US Coast Guard reports seizure of a schooner named PROVIPERCE near the 12 mile limit off Me naachu foint by destroyer Tucker peeters amid contraband allegations. The raid targets suspected illicit cargo as authorities prepare to take action today.
Heflin closes a strenuous bid against the regular party candidate as voters prepare to decide the gubernatorial contest. He reiterates demand for a full investigation if any fraud is found in the ballot.
In a mixed report from the Illinois senatorial race, candidates express confidence amid uncertain returns. Figures named include Jamen Hamilton, Dermorrat, and an independent candidate, amid party lines recorded in the precincts.
Roosevelt and Tuttle appeal for final support in tight gubernatorial race. The New York contest centers on Governor Franklin D Theemerel and Republican challenger Charles H Tuttie as voters decide the fate of the election.
Bids are requested for Boulder Dam project with a December 2 deadline. Officials seek detailed price proposals to push federal unemployment measures and accelerate funding, while the department confirms the formal call will be issued by December 1.
The piece surveys congressional races, noting Democrats seek to gain seats to threaten Hoover's administration. It details expected shifts in Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York and Ohio, with predictions of which districts may flip and how the House balance could change ahead of the vote.
Public figure urges voters to act conscientiously in the upcoming election. Emphasizes distrust of self serving officials and the need for an enlightened electorate to guide government. Calls for judicious voting to secure a government led by the good.
In a heated conversation Democrats expect to gain six attorney general posts while Republicans concede only three. If Democratic antiprohibition advocate Robert Bulkley wins by the margin predicted, he could carry incumbents into Congress. Republicans argue rural candidates remain unaffected by Bulkley, pointing to 1928 as a Democratic year in Texas, while noting San Antonio visits by candidates and the race implications for Vermont and New York figures.
PRIGADESPATS November 3. Ai- Gifford Pinchot and John Temphill of the Prohibition-Lib party moved into the final day of the Governorship race with confidence they would win. Hemphill claimed a majority and preferred not to indulge in anger or bombs over the air. Pinchot said the fight is on and they are determined to prevail.
A fragmented piece outlines Kansas political races as voters approach primary and general elections. It mentions governors, two United States senators, representatives to Congress, state officers, and the supreme court, with Republicans holding all state offices. It also hints at upcoming public notices and classified ads.
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