Hoover Wins Presidency Victory Amid Texas Campaigns
President elect Herbert Hoover, winning a hard fought national race, returns to his Stanford home in Stanford California after victories across the nation. A student group from Stanford University gathers at his residence to offer congratulations as Hoover prepares a brief message to the American people and thanks Alfred E. Smith for his courteous congratulations.
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James L. West Hoover
Stanford Alchiopus
Calif
Ustberk Hoover
India
Nya
Alfred B. Smith
Hla
Republican Party
Hoover
Kan Ti Tame
Stanford
John Philip Duea
Gurtis Sets Election 60 About Senator Curtis
Fragmented text reports Senator Curtis seeking a long rest amid a tense election day. Mention of publican candidate Chafer with party instructions and threats to attack him before dawn. Some garbled references to weather en route to Washington and remarks about rest versus continuing campaign.
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Gurdts
Washington, D.t
Chaefer
Voliel Ot & Welnek
Iol
Kansan
Todny
Curtis
Vice President Daweg Telegrams Hoover and Curtis
Evanston November 7 Vice President Charles G Daweg telegrams Herbert Hoover and Senator Charles Curtis congratulating them on a great victory. He notes Hoover’s great effort for a race and offers sincere congratulations to Curtis on his victory and best wishes.
Youth Breaks Arm Cranking Car at Memorial Hospital
A youth suffered a broken forearm while cranking a car on South Florey Street. Pete Martinez and 117 Wart French were noted in the incident as hospital care followed at Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital the next day.
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Pete Martinez
Tae
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Antic
South Florey Treet
Danny Scot Wins Safe Smith Bet
An odd tale from the District of Columbia notes Danny Scot winning a wager dubbed Safe Smith with bets of five to one on Al Smith not reaching 500 years in office. The piece references civic voting limits and remarks from Healy about immigrants and intelligence, reflecting a period speech pattern and concerns about citizenship and elections.
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Johnny Waly
Wipe Céather
Era Fischunige Quilding
Alo
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Co- Junsbbat
Columbia
Sumarte
Women Added To House Race As New Members Planned
The opening of the new Congress saw several women added to the ranks. Notable names include Mrs. Hoth Hoon Au Connick daughter of Mark Hantia, Mrs. Truth Prod and Mrs. Ruthryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan. Also mentioned are Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Wratt, reflecting a shift toward greater female representation.
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Aecestlig Roperio
Hoth Hoon Au Connick
Mark Hantia
Truth Prod
Congress
New York
Ruthryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
McCormick
Umnels
Representative
Starbuck
Mirae Owen
Florida
Roosevelt Wins New York Gubernatorial Election for Democrats
New York voters elect Franklin D. Roosevelt as governor over Republican Albert Ottinger by about 60,000 votes. Senator Royal Copeland also wins re election by a large plurality, defeating William Houghton and others.
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Roosevelt
N.Y
I Anteenasional Neves Service
York
Town County Gives Curtis Tight Victory Amid Heckling
In Clay County Town Senator Charles Curtis narrowly carried a two to one margin across the first 20 of 24 precincts. The Republican tally stood 3050 to 1878 for Smith as Curtis faced heckling from a Spencer Town farmer during a campaign speech.
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Clay County
Charles Curtis
Tewnbiean View
Jancs Biz Ion Pated
Tonyer-Curtis
Smith
Spencer Town
Curlig
Tiny Damnimi
Bad Boy Mayor in Jail Beaten For Legislature
The piece reports on Anitraw J. Gillis, labeled the city’s “hed hoy,” facing election pressures amid a controversial attack campaign. A violent incident in the laundry room is noted as part of the push to secure a seat in the first state legislature.
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J. Gillis
Canstauc
Attcker
Local Firemen Killings Shock Buffalo Scene
Reports say two firefighters were killed in a blaze on Klywood Avenue late Wednesday night. The incident was described by police as a fatal attack causing head injuries and resulting in hospital treatment for a bystander.
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Arna Bain
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Green Memorial Hospital
Marne Ing
Gerloux
Wuffalo
N.Y. Nav. T
Snicks
Klywood Avenue
Girl's record lead at Lenor school meet
Miss Mary Margaret Wire led the Lenor Students at a quarterly meet with Adele Schraeders in third and George Samuel second. Glenn Beau and Phy Lind Gordon named runners up as records appear to fall in the 96.1 event.
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Mary Margaret Wire
Lenor
Local Campaign Sponsors Listed Amid Turbulent Draft
A garbled OCR capture shows a list of sponsors and sponsors’ affiliates for several campaigns. Names such as Dorothy Toe, Miares Helen Garrett, May Walthall, and Charlotte Nobilivses appear alongside sponsor companies and dismisors. The text references a real estate section and profitable bars, plus a date window and contact hints, though details are unclear due to corruption.
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le Campign Wits
Sigo Kert Weel
Sionsney Migsosie
Ralant Alica Wendy
Gwrnway
Foun
Meirle Date
Ett Ney
T. Miares
Helen Garrett
May Walthall
Charlotte Nobilivses
Dorothy Shunt
Aquil Kalli Perkye Webb
Dynant
Miss Bhtaleth Toverty
A Dixon
Tolin Rt Amt GE
Ayote
Superfluous Woman and Nujol Advertisement in 1920s Booth
An advertisement for Nujol Laboratories promotes a product named Superfluous Woman and claims benefits in removing body poisons. It touts a New York address and sealed packages, urging readers to buy two bottles from a druggist.
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New York
J. C. Penney Company
Farojal
Nujol Laboratories
Broadway
Nujol
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