MA Opens Vote Drive With OA Speech
A misread Associated Press dispatch reports Miriam Ferguson as the Democratic nominee for internor facing opposition in Texas. Gov Bullington pushes anti Ferguson line, while George W Armstrong of Fort Worth joins a three way race.
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Tosas
Miriam A. Feroiscn
Avpr
Tanipht
Sat Antonio
Demostesia Vendidales
Vlives
Ferguson
Herse
Orville Bullington Wielits
League of Anti
Bulligton Fortes
R. & Sterling
Fereison
Bullington
Fergusons
Straw Ballot Universal Service Findings
Revised tabulations from the San Antonio Light in cooperation with Hearst papers show state by state division of Hugger and Roosevelt support. The table details male and female splits and outlines potential electoral votes for each candidate.
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Universal Service
Washington, D
West Texas Chamber Urges Stand Against Centennial Amendment
Stamford Texas October report: West Texas chamber of commerce leader Wilbur C Hawks appeals to the Texas Centennial Committee to drop support for the Centennial Amendment. He urges placing the proposal on the November ballot as a self supporting voluntary patriotic measure.
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West Texas
Stamford
Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wibur C. Hawk
Texas Centennial Committee
Railway car lendings rise in week ending October 15
ABHINGTON Oct. 22 The American Railway Association reports car lendings for the week ending October 15 at 650 558 cars, up 24 947 from the prior week. The figure compares with 111 018 cars a year ago and 280 527 cars two years ago.
Cotton rate dispute taps intercity rail commissions
Dallas Oct 22 A test case before the interstate commerce commission and the Texas railroad commission centers on a proposed new rate for cotton from interior Texas and Oklahoma. J K Moore representing the American Cotton Co Operative Associations argues for Arkansas style minimums of 25000 35000 and 5000 pounds per car as an alternative to the Burlington Rock Island and Fort Worth Denver City railways proposed minimums.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas reHroad Commission
Oklahoma
J. K. Moore
Oklahoma City
Tex
Texas
Burlington-Rock Island
Fort Worl
Denver City
State Auditor says $2,000,308 lapsed to general fund
Austin reports Moore vymn announces unexpended appropriations for the year ended August 7 will revert to the general revenue fund under law. The statement lists amounts from the telegraphic institutions, prison system, board of pardons, state departments, educational institutions, military, and judiciary.
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Austin
Moore Vymn
State
General Revenue
General Revenue Fund
Board of Pardons
Comptroller
Roosevelt's Late Turn to Farmer Flayed by Curtis
Sioux City report quotes Vice President Charles Gurls rebutting a Roosevelt claim on farm policy. The piece notes Curtis criticizing the Democratic candidate and cites Governor Franklin D Roosevelt blaming postwar policy shifts for agricultural distress amid Harding era factors.
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Curtis
Sioux City
Town
Charles Gurls
Iowa
Taver
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Harding
Wilson
Hamby Trial Arguments Start in October Session
Court records show the Hamby trial preparation underway with judges and lawyers ready for the proceedings. Proceedings set to begin soon, with details on witnesses and charges to be determined amid ongoing pretrial motions.
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Marcus
Trxns
M—Alloranys
Ida
W.K. Hamby
Marcos Pollccinah
Inveder
WIN Haplor
Delirayn
State adds extra per pupil payment for 1931 32 balance
Austin Oct 22 FI L Rogers Texas state superintendent of public instruction announced an additional payment of 1 per capita on November 1 to liquidate a balance of 2.50 per student from the 1931 32 school apportionment. He expects the 1931 32 balance and part of 1932 33 apportionment to be paid by January 1 1933. The 1932 33 apportionment had been set at 16 per pupil.
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Austin
L. W. Rogers
Texas
Hoover Attacked as Wild Spendthrift at Rally
Ernest O. Thompson of the Texas railroad commission denounced President Hoover at a Democratic rally in Tyler calling him a national chamber of commerce secretary and the wildest spendthrift the world has known.
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Tyler
Exan
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Pailroad Commission
Hoover
National Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Maintains Leads In Far West Postcard Polls
In a nationwide postcard poll by the San Antonio Light and Hearst papers Roosevelt gains majority across 11 Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast states. Colorado shows Hoover lead. Roosevelt holds gains in Oregon, Washington, and others with varying margins. Overall Roosevelt leads in several states, with Montana and Wyoming more uncertain.
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Morgan
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
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San Antono Light
Hearst
United States
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Pacific Coast
Colorado
Kansep
Hoover
Oregon
Rooevelt
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Arizona
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Nevada
New México
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Wyoming
New Mexico
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Deny Compensation for Loss of Leg
Audapest court rules damages not awarded for loss of leg as compensation for lost income. Case details a 57 year old cripple run over by streetcar. motorman found negligent but court says loss of a second leg could aid in his profession rather than harm.
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Byleg
Distriet Court
Debreeda
Breger
Joseph Hale
By & Strest
Street Rar
Ioanc Periedes
Billo
Memory lapse ends with 30 day sentence in Chicago Ontario
William Toran aged memory recall, Pranelne Mucchia of 1528 Cleveland Avenue helps piece tale. Jordan went to the jar weeks ago in a store when Mrs Murtela ln made a change for a twenty dollar bill and did not return. Miss Muccil recalled the incident and police were summoned. Judge McCarthy yesterday imposed a 30 day sentence.
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Ghicago
William Toran
Pranelne Mucchia
Cleveland
Roosevelt On Swing South In a Democratic Rally Tour
Governor Roosevelts swing through St Louis Springfield and beyond drew large crowds as he criticized federal policy failures and warned investors about foreign bonds and utility collapses. Dignitaries including Senators Cohen Pitman Barkley and Logan joined the tour narrating a broad Democratic platform.
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Elm Grove
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Old Man River
Missouri City
VarUnville
Alton
John S Cohen
Georgia
Richard Russell
St Lewis
Key Pitman
Nevada
Kentucky
Barkley
Logan
Indianapolis
Michigan City Has Mussolini
William A. Jones is described as the Mussolini of Huntington Wents, the latest of Michigan cities, serving as city manager assessor chief of police clerk pro tem deputy treasurer health officer fire silet and member of the county board of supervisors.
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Huntington Wouds
Medh
Willam A. Jones
Huntington Wents
Michigan
County Board of Supervisors
High School Coach Slain and Sheriff Wounded in Nebraska
A Nebraska man and a woman with two Nebraskans are detained in Pierce after the slain 26 year old Long Pine high school coach Paul Lowery and the wounding of Sheriff Edt Schwarts. The arrests follow the October 22 incident near Pierce.
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Nex
Waukes
Paul Lowery
Long Pine
Nen
Edt Schwarts
El Paso Man Heads RFC At Phoenix
El Paso man E W Kayser named head of the Teсanatrustion corporation office in Phoenix Arizona. Treasury receipts for October show expenditures of 90.8 million and a balance of 482.2 million. Customs duties for October are recorded as well.
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R.F.C
Phoenix
Washington
E. W. Kayser
el Pans
Oday Wa
Tecanatrustion Corporation
Arie
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Radio Programs Saturday Night on WABC Station Lineup
A dense listing of Saturday night radio programs features hosts and show titles across multiple stations. Notable entries include music blocks and variety programs with times around 2:00 PM to late evening, highlighting hosts like Jones and Hla, and referenced acts such as the American Taxpayers' League and various orchestras. The schedule lists numerous programs by title, host, and time, reflecting a vibrant era of radio programming.
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Hla
Ann Lea
Cedimbla Publo Attelra
Guy Lombards
Hilary den
Arsto Ruhes
Munn Cuckne
Poe —Amaricen
Taxpayers’ Slepane
Bomeo-Los Bina
Nil Orch
Andy
LYS P. Hale
Vongrana
Trey Yioyd
Ars Tierizn
Percugen
Open Forum letter opposes liquor regulation bold stance
Samuel H. Smith argues against federal control and licensing for liquor, claiming regulation fails to curb bootlegging and quality issues. He favors full freedom to manufacture and sell, anticipating increased consumption and related evils, and notes other points from Mr. Fyoud will be addressed later.
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Light
Aquars
Hardy
Mqnora
Fyoud
Samuel H.smith
Economy League Under Attack
An analysis condemns a National Economy League of powerful capitalists opposing veterans bonuses, accusing it of duplicity and war profiteering. The piece argues these interests manipulated the U S entry into World War I and now seek to shift costs from elites to ordinary soldiers and taxpayers. The author labels the group parasitic and disloyal to public welfare.
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United States
Germany
Constantinople
Franetta
Uncle
Audition Broadcasts and Navy Talk Highlight Saturday Radio
Radio listings show WOAT broadcasting auditions from seven thirty for budding young singers with awards, EMAC airing Ferguxm program at the municipal auditorium, and a noted modern male chorus CDS feature. Admiral Upham will discuss The Birth of Our Navy on the Columbia Institute of Public Affairs program at seven thirty Friday night. Marginal notes mention a Budapest musical picture on WOAT, Evelyn Herbert and Robert Halliday on the dance hour, and other showman efforts.
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Narona Radio
Studius of Woat
EMAC
Rempte
Ferguxm
Ktsa
Frank Brooks Upham
Bureau of Navigation
US 4. Navy
Columbia Institute of Publc Affairs
ETSA
Ema Rapee
WOA
Budapest
Evelyn Herbert
Robert Halliday
WOAT
Tale Curjee
Phil Hattie
Add Wayne
King
Alec Wil
Leopold Brokowak
Saya
Two Citizens Endorse Roosevelt and Hoover in Essays
In New York and Baltimore readers publish brief arguments backing Roosevelt for president, praising his public service and courage, while another writer, Daniel O. Willard, supports Hoover for his labor policies and practical approach to labor questions as a large employer and railroad advocate.
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Henry Momgenthaus
Turkey
New York
Ont
Hoover
Daniel
Willard Preelpst
BelHimore
Mblo Bellrwaty
Cleveland
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Birthday Observed at Tomb
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria birthday observed at her tomb near Bane Boues with most Hohenzler family members, including exiled Kaiser sending a wreath from Doorn. Former Crown Prince Frederick arrived from America as Princess Hermine laid two wreaths. thousands of royalists visited the temple.
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Mecca
Potsdam
Germany
Hohenzler
Kai‘ser
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Bane Boues
Shere Kd
Prederick
America
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Doorn
Fair and Warmer Over Weekends
Weather forecast predicts warmer weekend conditions for Antonio and nearby areas. Thermometers rise to highs around 88 degrees Saturday afternoon with lows near 64 degrees early Sunday morning, compared with Saturday morning’s 67 degree low. Moderate southerly winds, with Sunday partly cloudy skies.
Patman Confident of Bonus Passage in Congress
Congressman Wright Patman of Texarkana told a Disabled Veterans group in Dallas that he expects the World War veterans bonus to pass within a year regardless of the president. He pledged to demand an investigation of the federal treasury as Congress convenes and spoke at a Buddies chapter meeting.
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Texas
Congress
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Treasury
Buddies
Student Hikes to Colorado School
Golden Colorado residents recall George Soule who moved from Charlotte North Carolina to attend the Colorado School of Mines on a scholarship. He endured hardships with help from 27 motorists during the long trip and weeks of adjustment as he began his new life on campus.
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Ore
George
Souie de
Charlotte
N.C
Boule
Colorado School of Mines
Soule
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