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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1932

Page

6

Garner casts ballots and plans fishing trip in Uvalde

In Uvalde Texas on election day Speaker John Nance Garner voted straight for vice president and representative in Texas Fifteenth District. He greeted locals on courthouse steps before heading to fish with friends at a ranch. Garner avoided publicity and kept details of his plans private as he and aides maneuvered through the day’s campaign finish.

Jeff Davis Uvalde Texas Obo Nence Garner Ammloen Uvalde County Aloot Garner Eprin Tejas Norther Courthoue John Robert Fulenwider Cactus Jack Boeing Ross Brumfield Ross Bee Morrison Central Power and Light Company Morrison West John Nance Garner Huntin Washington Hie Aong George Kenedy Here Ballyhoo

End Rupture Treatment Demo At San Antonio Hotel

Representatives of W. FE Rice Adams originator of the Bina Method announce a free trial demonstration at the Ernekeit hotel in San Antonio on Friday and Saturday, November 11 and 12, offering relief for rupture sufferers. The event promises a complete, no pay demonstration with potential lasting results and includes travel and accommodations details for attendees.

W. FE. Rice Adams San Antonio

Bexar County Vote Faces Broad Election Day Activity

Polls opened at 7 A M with long lines as voters awaited entry in Bexar County. Officials reported heavy turnout and predicted totals ranging from 38 000 to 45 000, while noting no local contests. The lengthy ballot included 23 presidential electors and 67 officers with constitutional amendments at the bottom. Counts and results awaited due to ballot length and counting delays.

John K. Weber Democratic County Executive Committee Weisiger W. A. Wurzbach Weber Ibig Weber Bexar County Bullington Bexer County United States Tesas Iowa Jack R. ‘Burke Bexar Commissioners Warabach Albert Hausser Ald Bexar Warebech

Poll forecasts spur corporate stock restructuring

The piece reports that many firms redesign capital structures by stock splits or revaluations, angering small shareholders. Niagara Hudson Power ownership figures are cited, with United Corporation defending the anti-split move as beneficial to all. The article notes continued over-capitalization and the ongoing need for such financial reshaping in 1932.

Niagara Hudson Power George H. Howard United Corporation Niagara Judson Power Corporation DEW Niagara Hudson Power Corporaion Ia Niagara Hudson Power Corporation Niagara Budson Power Cosyriebt Br B.C. Feriae

Three Japanese Officials Targeted in Plot

TOKIO Nov. 3 Three more prominent government officials were named as intended victims in a patriotic youth society plot to assassinate Premier Baile. The victims include Count Nobuaki Makino, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, Dr. Teihei, minister of the imperial household, and T Sekiya, vice minister of the Imperial Household. Four youths are under arrest for participation.

Tokio Aaltins Baile Nobuaki Makind Privy Seal 3. Tehlief Imperial Household T. Sekiya

Coolidges Vote Straight Ticket in Ward 4 Polling Place

In Nonhampton Mans on November 8, farmer President and Mr Galvin Coolidge voted the straight Republican ticket at the ward 4 polling place near their home.

Coolidges Nonthampton, Mans Farmer Galvin Coolidge Ward 4 Pollcing Place

U S Voting Inches Toward Polls as Election Nears

Nationwide voting opens at dawn in several precincts as citizens prepare to cast ballots in a contest for 531 electoral votes. Hoover and Roosevelt press final campaigns, while debates over prohibition and constitutional changes shape state ballots in 34 Senate seats and most House seats.

Eastern Tire Hoover United States Republican Party Roosevelt Poughkeepsie Senate House Georgia Farmer-Labor New Jersey Colorado

Early voters trend in presidential races across precincts

First returns from multiple states show Roosevelt leading Hoover in several towns. In Hare County Texas, Roosevelt 2359 to 398. Ferguson 1820 to 1084 in governor races. Denver reports Hoover ahead 41 to 27. Topeka precincts put Roosevelt 32 to 19. Kansas City shows Roosevelt 33 to 17. Joplin Missouri early tallies favor Roosevelt 20 to 10. Florida Bluefield precinct all 12 votes for Roosevelt. Livermore New Hampshire reports Roosevelt 12 to 1, others show early Roosevelt leads in Massachusetts?

Washington Carolina Roosevelt Hoover Hoover Roosevelt Hoo Boos Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia U Lowe Kansas Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire DORE Tee New Jersey Ag News New Mexico Tote New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee fiskSay Texas Utah Vermont West Virginia Houston Haretia Houston Chronicle Fort Worth Rooseveltt Ferguson Bullington Denver Rooarvolt Republican Reputy Topeka Kan John A. Brinkley Alf London Harry Woodring Fort Pierce Flo Bluefield Franklin D. Roosevelt Livermore N. H Ledoux Winant Brown Moses Congress Doyle Tobey Smith

Aged Resident Dies Sudden at Home

A 17 year old, T. P. Noah, of 220 Topeka boulevard, died suddenly at home early Tuesday presumably of natural causes. Justice of the Peace John H. Shook planned to hold an inquest. The item also includes scattered notices about Paris society and political proposals.

T. P. Noah Topeka Boulevard Justice of the Peace John H. Shook

Hoover's Alleged Motive Revealed in Veteran Probe

Opinion column denounces President Hoover over his St Paul remarks about veterans and the Bonus Army. It accuses him of orchestrating fear to frame law and order politics, calling him disloyal, autocratic, and hostile to citizen rights. The piece warns that Hoover would deploy the army against peaceful Americans to further power.

Hoover Washington Herbert Hoover St. Paul Mr. Hoover Yale News London

Prince Michael Celebrates Name Day in Bucharest

In Romania the young Prince Michael celebrates his name day two weeks after his eleventh birthday. Gifts include a trained animal from a circus and a horse from the border army corps. His chassiure regiment informed him of a promotion to corporal.

Binata Rumania Mishrel Rumania Bucharest Border Army Corps Chassiure Regiment

Man Thrown Under Truck Is Killed

Silio Ros drigiur, 43, of Hidalgo, Texas, was killed when a truck pulled away and he was struck while riding in a long covered vehicle. The incident occurred in Hidalgo this morning as the vehicle stopped suddenly to avoid a collision.

M'Allen Silio Rosdrigiur Hidalgo Texas Cole

Hundreds slain in food riots across Soviet cities

A Helsingfors dispatch reports mass casualties in new Soviet food riots in Odessa and Kiev. Hundreds, including women and children, have been killed, executed, or arrested amid the unrest.

London Helsingfors Finland Odessa Kiev

Eruption Theories From Radium Gas In California

Pasadena Calif Nov B if Eruption of volcanoes and the building of the earths mountain ranges may be the work of radium says Benjamin Holzman geologist at Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics He explains his work with radon and radium gas extracted from granite by an electrical furnace He suggests radioactivity far below the outer crust could drive earths internal heat and geological upheavals shaping granitic mountains

Pasadena Calif Benjamin Holzman Rug Holzman Norman Bridge Laboratory Holaman

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