President Hoover Appeals to Californians in Campaign Stop
In Sacramento Hoover tells crowds he faced misrepresentation by Hearst press and that the nation is on the road to prosperity. He cites a dispute with the American Federation of Labor and notes 360,000 to 560,000 workers returned to work in September as trains pass through California toward San Francisco. Police patrols and a bridge guard shooting mark the eventful arrival endured by the Hoover train.
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California
Hoover
William Randolph Hearst
America
Uber
Federation
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Reiiroas
Iin
Reilroad
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Wan
Children Cast School Votes for National Tickets
Students at Sidney Lanier School held a miniature election with ballots printed at the school print shop. Voters paid a penny poll tax to defray printing costs, and a week long campaign featured Democratic Republican and Socialist speakers. M. J. Gorealez was chief election judge.
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Pabnosa
Adler Semtle Bool Hale
M. J. Gorealez
Chler
Gectim
Strong Man Breibart Resists Robbers on Street
An attempted robbery in RENZ Austria ends when three highwaymen seize famed strongman Loo Breibart. He grips two attackers, kicks the third, freeing himself in under a minute and courteously departs. The incident underscores Breibart’s famed agility and calm humor.
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Renz
Austria
INS
Loo Breibart
Coyotes kill deer on Texan ranch report shocks ranchers
Ranchers in Cotulla report two coyotes devoured a buck on J. Sheeran’s ranch after spotting the pair during a routine check. The scene described as a heavy loss, highlighting difficulty in trapping coyotes and concern over predator pressures in the region.
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Cotulla
J. Sheeran
Barred Man Stows Away With Nine Nations Denied
Stenislaws Rebechimski, a 24 year old American who has been expelled from nine countries, remained at sea after the American Trader docked in Plymouth England. He said revolutions and lack of a passport drove him from Russia Hungary and then repeatedly from the United States Austria Switzerland Germany Romania Holland Portugal Spain and England. The unnamed Asiatic journey continues as he cannot set foot on dry land.
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England
Stenislaws
Rebechimski
Amerathon
Russia
Burr Hamilton Pistol Pair Acquired by Chicago Collector
CHICAGO Wov 8 Two ivory mounted Tintock pistols added to Memurdo Silver’s gun collection. The pistols are linked to Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr’s historic duel. The piece notes Burr’s later vice presidency, Hamilton’s death, and Jefferson’s election via Hamilton’s influence. Property rights and a rental notice follow.
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Chicago
Alexander Hamilton
Aston Burr
Hamilton
Burr
United States
Corning Trailor
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Durr
Electric Trucks Power Department of Commerce Building
The department of commerce building’s 3311 rooms are now served by electric trucks, ending three days of delivering supplies. Workers can complete a full circuit of the building in a few hours using the electric vehicles.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Department of Commerce
Hesnen
Moose Invades Cow Pasture in Rochester Farm
Drought drives moose into cattle pasture on Bernard Gagne’s farm in Rochester MA. A 2 year old bull moose wandered the field for a full day, drawing curiosity from local onlookers as it muscled into the cows’ grazing area.
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Rochester
M.A
Bernard Gagne
Hoover Ends Sprints in Campaign Train Tour
President Hoover neared California on the final stretch of a grueling 11 000 mile campaign for a second term. He planned to vote at Palo Alto near Stanford, then appeal in Oakland before a San Francisco parade to promote his bid. A heckler interrupted a late stop near Carlin Nevada, but Hoover pressed on and urged support for continued Republican governance.
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Callfor
Nia
Herbert’ Hoover
West Coast
White House
Palo Alto
Hoover
Stanford University
Nevada Desert
United States
Republican Party
Oakland
Gallf
Western Gateway
Paloo Alto
Nevgde
Carlin
Deeies Beuklers
Tagic
Heckler
Unique Building May Resemble Big Dollar Sign
World’s Fair plans in Chicago 1933 include two immense dollar sign shaped structures, 225 by 200 feet, housing monetary exhibits and a full banking district. Machines will sort coins and classify currency, while another computes interest, as the display showcases the nation’s financial system to spectators. Austria deportations of Reds reported. Australia announces deportations under alien act. ad mentions Broadway storefronts and a classified ad listing.
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Ghigago, Way
INS
Century of Progress
Federal Reserve Board
Hall of Money
Stock Exchange
Martial law declared in four New Mexico counties
Santa Fe New Mex governor Arthur Seligman proclaimed martial law in San Miguel Valencia Guadalupe and Sandoval counties. National guard detachments patrolled polling places as troops moved from Albuquerque to McKinney and Valencia counties amid fears of insurrection and unrest with polls closing later today. No disturbances were reported prior to the troop deployment.
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Santa FE
N. M
Arthur Seligman
San Miguel
Valencia
Guadlupe
Sandovalie
New Mexico National Guard
Ogborne C. Wood
National Guard
Wood
le Uxman
Albuquerque
McKin Tey
Valencia County
Woman 65 Seeks Jail for Sons Over Drug Addict Theft
Mrs Marcie Devert asks Judge Marcie Levert in the Recorder's court to jail her two sons Bertrand 20 and Raymond 17 for drug addiction and theft from the family to buy liquor. The sentence imposed was 30 days in the house of correction.
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New Olima
Marcie Devert
Marcie Levert
Recorder's Court
Bertrand
Raymond
Jed
Érige
New State Equips Rail in Manchukuo Orders
Changchun Nov 3 Japan underbid other interests to supply the new Manchukuo government with 20 locomotives 100 passenger coaches and 400 freight cars. Additional orders will be placed each year as the state expands its rail system.
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New State
RAIL
Changchun
Menchuris
Japan
Noted Students Enroll in Boston University
Governor Joseph B. Ely's son Richard Ely enrolls as a second year student at Boston University. Alton K. Marstein, Dartmouth football's "special delivery kid" and BU coaching staff member, also enrolls as a freshman.
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Boston
Boston University
Homer Albers
Richard Ely
Joseph B. Ely
Alton K. Marstein
Dartmouth
B. U
Installment Tax System at Salish Raises Debate
London report notes a gentleman's agreement to allow taxpayers to pay Salish taxes in installments over several months. the plan, not to be renewed, hides ongoing tax collection contours and public concern over long term revenue.
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London
Eight States Receive $811,898 U.S. Loans
Washington dispatch notes Reconstruction Finance Corp authorized direct relief loans totaling 811,898 for Kansas and Oregon. Ohio’s approved amount reaches 679,1264 with Kansas getting 33,043 for unnamed counties and Wasco County receiving 1,000 to meet emergency needs.
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Reconstruction Finance Compori Ton
Onto
Kansas
Oregon
Ohio Jos
Gregun Ie
Wasco Corm
Supreme Court ruling could slow immediate crime prosecutions
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court set aside seven Beatoobyro, Alp. Negro convictions for assault on two white girls, reversing due process protections. Observers say the decision may affect pending labor cases, delay prosecutions, and force courts to balance speedy justice with constitutional guarantees.
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Dgc
PNB
Supreme Court
Beobtyboro
Alp
High Tribunal
Dela Me
Kenimeté
Coutts Spebdlly
Souties
Princg
Purthe Ruthdriend
Camper Chops Toe Instead of Snake!
WEST WARWICK R I Nov 8 A camper on Lake Tiogur shore awoke to a three foot black water snake in his tent. George Levesque 18 woke as the reptile crawled over his chest and he fled for his axe. In the scramble he slipped and cut his toe.
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West Warwice
George Levesque
Lake Tiogur
George
Gtorgd
Hu Jett
Smaller lots reshape Michigan food purchases
R. E H. Keller, federal marketing specialist, told Michigan growers that demand is shifting to smaller packaging. A 100 and 60 pound packages are being phased into 16 and 60 pound options, while a 150 pound bag of potatoes is being replaced by smaller lots.
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Lansing
Mich
R. E H. Keller
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