Advice on marking the Texas presidential ballot
Voters are reminded how to mark ballots for the presidential electors in Texas. The Democratic column requires vertical lines through other columns to count for Roosevelt and Garner, while other columns must be scratched similarly. The Independent column allows write ins, and the last column is for nonclassified write ins.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
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John K. Weber
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Lost and found ad cancellation in The Light
A caller requests cancellation of a lost and found notice after recovering the missing item. The Light, a San Antonio daily and Sunday paper, offers the largest circulation and runs a free public notice option.
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Polling place list for Tuesday election available statewide
A list issued Monday shows polling places for the general election. Voting starts at 7 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m. at 163 sites across the city, including schools, churches, and public facilities, with locations such as Marrin school, Hillcrest school, and Catholic hall among the venues.
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Death of Gen Whipple Ends Long Army Career
Brigadier-General Charles H. Whipple retired at 84 dies at St. Vincent's hospital in Los Angeles. Born 1843 in Adams New Hampshire son of Bishop Henry Whipple, he began as paymaster for the Northern Pacific railroad and rose through ranks to become paymaster general before retiring February 15 1912 after service in the Philippines Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Charles H. Whipple
United States Army
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Henry 8. Whipple
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Supreme Court Upholds Warrants Ruling on Private Homes
The Supreme Court ruled that a search warrant cannot be issued for a private residence by prohibition agents unless real evidence shows the place is used for liquor sales. The decision reversed William Groy of Newport Kentucky, convicting him of liquor manufacture and a five-year sentence.
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High Court
William Groy
Newport
Precipts Report From Washington For November 4
Details show receipts totaling 88,406,874.20 with expenditures at 19,081,222.48 and a balancer of 792,047,106. Quatre duties for frayinys of November amount to 14,078,100.77.
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Tak League Hearing Set On Tax Appeals and Charter Change
City commission plans Thursday at 1 am hearing on eight realty assessment reductions and four petitions to allow quarterly tax payments. J L Browne chairs the Taxpayers league with 5000 real estate owners and 5000 other property owners, urging action. Tax Commissioner Frank H Bushick opposes further assessment cuts and the quarterly payment plan, favoring his parts payment proposal. Local dispute follows earlier 10 percent assessment reduction announcement. Mon day.
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Tax Payers League
Sioner
Frank H. Bushick
Bushick
U5 Long Ballot to be Cast Across States
Voters face extensive ballots for president and vice president in eight states, with electors listed in others. Senate races total 122 candidates with 27 incumbents seeking reelect. 432 House seats include 1142 candidates. Gubernatorial contests reach 34 states with 136 candidates. About 47.9 million people have qualified to vote.
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Maine
House of Representatives
Illinois
Nebraska
Iews
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Norhiners
Senate
Georgia
Colorado
Brookhart
Towa
Fletcher
Florida
Russell
Overlan
Louisiana
Iowa
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Eugene Talmadge
Police Guard Again Ordered to Capitol
Washington special police guards were ordered to the Capitol today for possible demonstrations tied to the Supreme Court’s Scottssuro case. Organizers including the International Labor Defense announced plans to parade on Capitol grounds without police permission to protest the execution of seven black men convicted of raping two white girls near Sevlsboro.
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Capitol
Supreme Court
Scottssuro
International Labor Defense
Albanma
Sevltsboro
Students Jailed for Holding Rally at Oberlin College
Six Oberlin College students were arrested in Lorain Ohio for violating a municipal ordinance by holding a political meeting without a permit in a city park. Police detained about 30 undergraduates who gathered to rally in support of Norman Thames the Socialist candidate for president, citing free speech and peaceful assembly.
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Oberlin College
Norman Thames
Borah to Lead Fight Against Prohibition Repeal
Idaho Senator William Borah announced he would campaign against any movement to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and prepared to return to Washington from Boise on November 1. He pledged to fight the repeal effort to the last ditch.
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Philadelphia Bank Robbed by Bandits
North Philadelphia bank hold up ends with $4000 to $5000 taken from a dozen patrons. Armed robbers forced entry and escaped illicitly as police begin inquiries. Separate report notes a watch stolen from I. Cling of 110 Jacobs Street.
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Jacobs Street
Texas Wife Seeks Reno Decree in Divorce Suit
In Reno proceedings, Mabel G Newsom files for divorce from Zeb B Newsom of Rork Springs Texas alleging cruelty and non support. Also reports thirteen crewmen lost when trawler Golden Deeps foundered off Brevikboln after beached storm.
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Zeb B. Newsom
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Houston Man Shot in Downtown Fight
Homer Page, 24, son of a Houston police officer, remained hospitalized with bullets in both legs after a downtown gunfight yesterday. D. W. Stock Bridge, 62, wholesale grocery owner, was assaulted as two men tried to force him to open a store safe containing 1000 dollars.
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