Industrial East Sees Record Early Vote Across Regions
Early voting surged in industrial East as districts including New Jersey and Hudson County reported historic turnout. Polls opened amid a mix of good weather and heavy turnout, with many plants closed early and districts like Atlantic City noting brisk crowds and no disorder.
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Dailadelski
Philadelphia
Jersey
New Jersey
Hudson County
Atlantic
Trenton
Abe
New
Voters Turn Out Across States Amid Election Hopes
Ashford Moss led the first complete vote with Hoover receiving 2a votes and Smith 3. Ashington Moss set a record with 23 Hoover votes and 8 for Smith. The scene spanned Northampton Maine Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and Connecticut as polls opened amid threatening weather and high turnout with voters queued before opening.
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Moss
Turoing
Hoover
Smith
Ashington
Soolidge
Northampton
Mares
Maine
Hhodo ‘Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Mlarstair
Datacare
West Virginia
All Youngsters Need Cereals for Growth and Health
Medical authorities urge guardians to ensure varied nutritious meals for children. Cereals supply minerals and vitamins essential for growth, pair well with milk, and improve taste with moderate sugar. Emphasize fresh produce and balanced portions to prevent under nutrition and support healthy development.
Early St. Joseph Voters Cast Record Ballot Count
In St. Joseph Missouri on November 8 voters began casting ballots in a presidential campaign. By 8 o clock about 37,000 had already voted in the city, marking a high turnout for the period.
300000 Vote in 150 Minutes
Chicago Nev 6 Three hundred thousand voters cast their ballots two and a half hours after polls opened election officials estimated at a rate of about one hundred thousand per hour indicating a rapid early turnout in the statewide race.
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Chicago
Nev
Dallota
50,000 Vote Early in Kansas City
Early voting in Kenyan City reached an estimated 50,000 ballots by 8 am, more than a fifth of the 09,000 registered voters, according to election officials.
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Kansas City
Ranbar City
Willy
Maryland Voters Out in Numbers
Maryland voters turned out in fine weather with early reports from Baltimore precincts indicating heavy turnout and strong voting momentum across the city. Precincts noted brisk lines and broad participation as polls opened and polling sites operated smoothly.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Polls Open in Frisco as Voting Rush Begins
Voters flocked to polling places in San Francisco at dawn as polls opened. City election officials warned of high turnout amid fair weather and anticipated record turmoil in the election day rush.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Election Commission
Reserve officers invited to fall Troop school meeting
San Antonio reserve officers are invited to attend the first fall meeting of the Troop School held at the Main Avenue night school auditorium. Col. Charles B Clark supervises with Col. George W Stuart as director. Seven percent of San Antonio reserves will attend monthly sessions each first and third Wednesday. Twelve army officers will teach. The meeting plans organization and mobilization discussions. The school runs until May 31.
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Main Avenue
Rchnol
Charles 13. Clark
Giorge W. Stuart
357Th Infantry
Morce
Lindy in St. Louis to Vote Hoover
Lindbergh will cast ballot for presidential candidate in St. Louis after arriving from Melean. He intends to return this afternoon or marry. Colonel Lindbergh reiterated his intention to vote for Herbert Hoover for president.
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Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Lindy
St. Louis
Hoover
Louis
Ghaden A. Lindbergh
Ite
Mealen
Nieplene
Lindbergh
Terbert Hoover
Legion to Hold Poppy Sale Meeting at St Anthony Hotel
A special called meeting of all members of the American Legion auxiliary to discuss the sale of poppies for disabled veterans will be held Wednesday night at 10 o'clock at the St Anthony hotel.
Bean Removed From Child's Ear in Medical Procedure
A foreign object, a bean, was removed from a child’s ear during a medical procedure at a local clinic. The incident occurred after the bean lodged in the ear, prompting removal by a physician. No further injuries reported and the family seeks follow up care as needed.
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Ernest Prother
Kouthaime Avenue
Robert Jb. Gree
West Coast vote count shows large turnout across western states
World news coverage notes four million ballots cast on the Pacific Coast amid a diverse mix of state races. Voter interest centers on gubernatorial battles in Washington and Montana, with tariff debates affecting mining and agriculture. Weather aided voting in many areas though Idaho saw rain and northern California experienced a downturn in turnout.
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Pacific Coast
Rocks Mountain
Pacific Court
Iouce
Washington
Reland H. Oakley
Heart Fullitt
State Fight
Montana
Pro-Cap- Tey
New Mexico
California
Herbert Hoover
Lie
Smith
Toover
Arizona
Colorado
Nes Yara
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Releric
Man Drops Dead as He Casts Vote
A man collapsed and died while voting at a polling place in Jamaica Queens. An ambulance physician attributed probable heart failure or shock as the cause. Police and officials reported the incident amid a charged election day environment.
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Man
New York
Jamaica
Tony Jaland
Yoleer
Che Voier
Charles J.cutersirk
Queene Village
Httinken
iNew L A Bus Line Out Flores Street Approved by City
City officials approved a new iNew L A bus line along Flores Street from Troyia Street to Lakeview Avenue with branches to Cameron, Castro, Arizi Mora, and Culebra, extending downtown. The ruling authorizes service over North Flores Street and seeks to fit within residential districts while aligning with existing public service plans.
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iNew L.A
Flores Street
Iam
Tylee Mons
Phil Wright
Commission
San Antonin Public Service Company
Hun
Commission Mets
Troyia Street
Lakeview Avenue
Cameron, Castro
Arizimora
South aroused:first time in years in southern states
The Associated Press reports a surge of turnout in the South as voters rallied to the polls in unprecedented numbers signaling optimism for party results. Predictions of victory sparked clashes over margins in states like Mississippi and Louisiana, with Republicans claiming potential gains and Democrats braced for a close outcome and realignments. A political ad note follows about a diamond offer from Levy-Lansky Jewelry Co.
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Hera
Potomac
T Hanaton
Isdissippi
Louisiana
Florida
Desnoeiade
Republican
snd-Smith Maungon
Texas
Bellvrother
Dean
Ted Vor
Mart- al Nogon
Ilk Oni Ttohingen
Arkangagat
A. J. Tiesell
Nepubican
Teerer
Mississippi
Touisiana
Hoover
William Tt. Olver
Hap Nee v. Wilkinson
Zeppelin Leaves Berlin Mast for Friedrichshafen
Zeppelins moored at Staaken field at 7:05 a.m. today and began return to Friedrichshafen hangar. Berlin crowds extended the long wait to glimpse the first trans Atlantic airship and the crew were welcomed by President Von Mindenberg who praised their two voyages at the event yesterday.
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Internathoost
Berlin
Zeppelin
Staaken’airffelds
Friedrichshafen
Berlin Agatn
Oficera
Bhow
von Mindenberg
Alny
Three Men Hurt After Train Wreck Near Carbondale
A freight train from Wilkes-Barre to Oneonta wrecked near Carbondale injuring three men including engineer Nagel and fireman Montgomery. All injuries weren't serious as Nagel leapt clear and others escaped with minor to no injuries amid the overturned engine and damaged cars.
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Delaware
Hodran
Tron Wilkesbirr
Oneonta
N. X
Carbondale
Nagel
B. ‘Montgomery
Thoy- Pierson
Travigion
Wilkes-Barre
Aihce
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