Party Leaders Forecast Election Outcomes
Democratic chair James A. Farley asserts President Roosevelt will gain seats in the Senate and retain strength in the House. Republican chair Henry P. Fletcher vows to recapture seats as Roosevelt offers no firm declaration while Hoover notes tension between liberty and doubt amid Republican police actions.
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House of
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Berbert Hoover
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Anchor Lodge to Hear Chamberlin Edwin Chamberin Speaker
Anchor Lodge No 424 A F and A M invites members to hear past grand commander Edwin Chamberin of the Knights Temp of Texas at the lodge rooms Wednesday night. A demutama cigar stand will be offered for sale at 1700 dollars.
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Edwin Chamberin
Knights Temp of Texas
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Roosevelt Votes As Ballots Tap In Nevada Rain
President Franklin D. Roosevelt casts his vote in a biennial election under a downpour in Hyde Park W Nevada. A crowd watches as photographers, election officials, and Mrs Roosevelt observe at a tent setup with electric voting machines and a long table of clerks.
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Roosevelt Daughter Won’t Vote in Nevada Election
New York November 6 Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dell daughter of President Roosevelt will not vote in the Nevada race. Natalie Called Republican candidate warned that an absentee ballot would be challenged if cast. Miss Couch affirmed Dell’s Nevada residence made her ineligible, but county board said the absentee ballot was not yet received by Friday.
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New York
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Roosevelt
Natalie
Dail
Miss Couch
Longworth House Offered for Sale in District Auction
Washington reports a sale listing for the Longworth House, widow of the former speaker, with bids cited in older figures. The property appears through a government sale listing with price references around one million dollars and further figures noted in old currency.
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Washington
Nagy
Sieu Fenrip
Gey
Rooevelt Loveford
Ane Cuner
Plf
Actor's Back Hurt After Fall on Set
Hollywood report: screen actor Fratchet Tone is confined to his home with a wrenched back after a fall on a studio set. While appearing with Gary Vower and others, Tone lost balance from a wall and landed on a two inch gun, injuring his back.
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Fratchet Tone
Secstion
Gary Vower
Voter Looks Ahead to Ballot as Wood Passes East
Fragmentary note describes a Black voter navigating polling in the eastern district, with focus on local ballot access and civic participation. The text references community effort and the broader election context, implying turnout considerations and regional political dynamics.
Crude U S production declines in September 1933
Crude output in the United States dropped by about 10 000 barrels from August to September 1933. East Texas crude production fell to 48 600 barrels, reflecting a continuing downtrend in regional outputs during that period.
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Texas
Troops on Duty in New Mexico
Soldiers stationed in New Mexico perform patrols and drills amid ongoing operations. The unit, attached to a larger theater command, maintains readiness while supporting local stability and security missions.
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New Mexico
Fragmented OCR Tale Prompts Home Cooking Notes
A garbled OCR fragment lists phrases about making hair dye and at home recipes, mentioning taste, time, and actions with unclear names. It reads like a noisy pantry of stray letters and jumbled words with little coherent context or complete sentences.
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Enola Srovane
Iedad
Roth Ant Glover
Ieee
Swedish arms held in Sweden denied reports
Stockholm Sweden November 1 French newspapers report that Sweden officially denied rumors about arms shipments. Spokesmen rejected claims that Sweden was selling munitions or war materiel to Germany.
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Sweden
Germany
Aizo
Libby Holman Heir Named in Reynolds Fortune Case
In Winston Salem counties a court order places Stopher Smith Reynolds son of Libby Holman as a legal heir to the Reynolds fortune. The ruling allows Rupert Vaughn to intervene in the suit seeking to set aside the trust fund for Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith and Aline Cannon, potentially affecting a five million dollar estate.
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N. C
Stopher Smith Reynolds
W Holman
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Z Smith Reynolds
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Rupert © Vaugh
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
Reynolds
Aline Cannon
Astoria man fights city over condemned Camaron home
Astoria resident seeks 2500 dollars and interest after city condemned his Camaron and West Travis property years ago. The case centers on 7500 dollars held during proceedings and later dissipation claims. Officials offered compromise while litigation continues. mayor said no outcome after a closed meeting.
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Johnny Gray Case Record Nears Completion
Transcript of the flat before the civil service board, involving Johnny Gray Ban Antonie des, is nearly finished. The board plans a near term decision after the record is examined by the trial court, per secretary Frank Sullivan and reporter D. T. Nichols.
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Dohony Gray
Antonie Des
D. T. Nichols
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Liquor Tax Drive Postponed Week
An internal revenue official announced a postponement of the liquor tax drive led by the alcohol lab unit. The campaign required liquor dealers to make $1000 tax payments, with Head of Nin Joealii and Tomer Siniin involved in the announced plan. Chief inspector Hera at the internal Finlway received the update as the campaign was delayed for a week.
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Mbil Nest
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Tomer
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Police Radio to Broadcast on 2452 Kilocycles Next Week
The KOZ police radio station will switch to a new frequency of 2452 kilocycles next week by order of the Federal Radio Commission. The announcement was made Tuesday by E. G. Conroy, chief engineer of the station, and the change required a near complete rebuilding of the facility.
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Federal Radio Commission
E. G. Conroy
Ie Sain
Guard precautions mark California election amid fraud fears
California voters faced heavy security as guards were posted at all polling places and sub stations in Los Angeles County for potential illegal challenges. Upton Sinclair supporters organized lawyer squads to defend votes while Sinclair urged drastic reforms. Merriam and Haight warned of radicalism, voting tensions peaked in a campaign race centered on Sinclair’s EPIC plan.
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Caliefornia
Los Angeles County
Cmpaign
Upton Ssinolair
Democratic Notinee
Los Angeles
Sinclair
California
Frank F. Merriam
Commonwealth
Raymond Te Haight
Merriam
Sinclai
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Stork to Visit Norma Shearer
Hollywood dispatch reports Norma Shearer wife of Irving Thalberg will likely receive a visit from the stork soon. The couple have one child, Irving Jr. A Chicago obituary notes the death of Dr. Lewis Linn McArthur, senior surgeon at St. Luke's, from a heart attack.
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Norma Shearer
Hollywood
Call
Brients
Irving Thalberg
Iat Picture Studio
M.G.M
Stark
Irving Jr
Chicago
Lewis Linn McArthur
St. Luke's Hospital
American Surgice “Assariation
Breeding Places for Mosquitoes Listed in City Survey
A noisy, unclear text notes breeding places for mosquitoes including web areas drains barrels bottles and tubs. It also mentions a busy subway station in New York, with Times Square to Bon cited as the first route, amid fiscal year data ending June 30.
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