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San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

07 Nov 1932

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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1932

Page

7

Roosevelt Sweeps Solid South and West in 1932 Poll

A nationwide survey by The San Antonio Light and Hearst papers projects a large Roosevelt victory across the Solid South and West. Roosevelt leads Hoover in New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, California, and many Western states, with dominant margins in South Dakota, North Dakota, Kansas, and Missouri. The analysis breaks down state by state, county by county, estimating majorities and noting shifts from 1928 across regions and districts.

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Treat Colds This Way For Quickest Relief

Odunny Peuulraies Ne Venera and Le Bilion promote a powerful medication targeting the center of cold infection for rapid relief of chest colds and congestion in children. The ad cites H. Henerentes d Limes quirter and mentions a brand name Robrdrinay with throat remedies, presenting a medical claim and an endorsement by a list of laboratories and retailers.

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Minimum Majorities in National Poll on Roosevelt Victory

Washington figures from the San Antonio Light and Hearst papers show statewide ballot estimates for tomorrow’s presidential vote. They project Roosevelt majorities varying by state, with California estimates as high as 721,000 in some calculations though one table notes 494,000.

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Line Seeks to Operate in Mexico Route

Mexico City November 1 The Ward Line requests permission from the Department of Communications to establish a shipping service between Mexican ports on the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. The line would register vessels under the Mexican flag to operate domestic routes currently restricted to foreign shipping.

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Nuevo Laredo Relief Fund Approved for Disaster Aid

MRERICU CITY officials report President Amlarc Rodrigues ordered treasury funds to Nuevo Laredo for relief work after recent disasters. The action allocates 19.00 percent of available aid to Taramylipas and Unataka for immediate relief.

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Poll reveals candidate for repeal of eighteenth amendment

Hearst papers survey of 385 congressional hopefuls across 23 states shows 289 favor repealing the eighteenth amendment, with 91 opposed and 5 undecided or evasive. Voter sentiment on a sales tax is mixed, with 33 percent favoring a tax and many undecided or qualified. States listed include California, Illinois, New York, Oregon, and Massachusetts, among others.

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1932 Vote Ed Roosevelt and Hacer Roosevelts Race

The record notes 187,188 for Roosevelt and 14,068 for Hacer in the 1932 election figures. The terse entry lists vote totals without context, reflecting a concise, early-style political tally from the period.

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Women jailed in Valencia for monarchist protests and religious meetings

Eight women were jailed in Valencia today for participating in monarchist demonstrations and holding religious meetings without permission. In Oklahoma a tamale vendor Gilbert Williams was robbed of tamales and a lantern. he could not identify the robber but urged looking for a man with garlic breath.

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Texas governor race overshadows national election in Austin

In Austin on November 1, a divided Texas Democratic Party faced the final pleas of candidates for governor. Orville Burlington, a Wichita Falls sportsman, challenged Miriam A Ferguson, widow of impeached James E. Ferguson, as Republicans claim strong showings. Prominent Democrats including Governor Ross Sterling and former Governor Dan Moody defected, boosting GOP hopes amid constitutional amendment debates.

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Creomulsion Claim For Coughs And Colds

Doctors have long prescribed creosote in Creomulsion with other medicinal ingredients to quickly relieve persistent coughs and colds. The ad asserts it treats all colds and coughs, promises no harm, and offers a refund if not relieved, urging buyers to keep Creomulsion on hand for lingering illnesses.

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Stops Athlete's Foot With Genuine Bleck End

An unclear historical ad describes treatment for athlete's foot using Black and White Ointment and Shin Snap. It urges applying the products to the affected areas to clear peeling, itching, and shin irritation, claiming quick relief and cost details.

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