Hoover plan election tour moves through coast and east
President Hoover adjusts campaign plans with possible California broadcast from Palo Alto and final talks in Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and New York. Republicans, including Nations Chairman Sanders, converge on the White House for last minute strategy as Hoover weighs eastern and midwest stops before a coast route and Lincoln study radio farewell.
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Hoover Sends Spleen Off Chest In Indianapolis
President Hoover told friends in Indianapolis before departure that much of his spleen is gone and his next speech will resemble the Malenen style. He fumes over misrepresentations but feels better after his address. Republicans in Indiana feel buoyed, with National Chairman Sanders predicting Hoover's re election.
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Straw Ballot Universal Service Report From Washington
Straw ballot figures released from Washington detail nationwide presidential poll tallies for Aleaver and Roosevelt across states. The table breaks down results by gender and estimates potential electoral votes for each candidate, compiled in cooperation with Hearst papers nationwide.
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Roosevelt Hope Dominates Democratic Drive in Elmwood Hall
Alfred E. Smith urged a hopeful nation toward Franklin D Roosevelt and a Democratic Senate and House in a packed Elmwood Hall address. He assailed the Republican administration as failed and promises unkept, while making only brief mention of Roosevelt as he focused on the state ticket. A light free rental directory was advertised at Piggly-Wiggly stores.
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Soldier Massey Given Probation After Sentence Suspension
Federal Judge McMillan reduced the six month jail term for young soldier Massey to probation after fining him 100 dollars and suspending the sentence. Massey had sought delayed service to avoid discharge, agreeing to a 90 day furlough arrangement. He paid 50 dollars immediately and will finish the remaining 60 dollars within a week.
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Roosevelt Bets 500 Against His Namesake
In Chicago an unidentified man, claiming the name F Roosevelt, placed a 500 dollar bet against his namesake E Roosevelts election. Brokers quoted 13 to 6 odds for the Democratic nominee, meaning 500 would win 1300 if Roosevelt loses and lose 500 if he wins.
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Death Penalty Is Levied in Refugio Murder Trial
Refugio reports Pan taleon Ortez faces the death penalty after a district court jury found him guilty of murdering Clara Deasts, 19, and her sweetheart Pablo Lopez, 15, in the Deasel home. The same court also sentenced T J Milliran, 65, to long imprisonment for slaying Alfred Striedel, 35, a Yorktown highway worker, following a quarrel over Striedel's children.
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East Holds Steady for Hoover in Hearst Poll
In the eastern states Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut appear safely Hoover while Rhode Island New Jersey mostly Hoover and New York doubtful. Final tally from eight states shows Hoover 7254 to Roosevelt 4560 with 2894 Hoover lead. New Jersey shifts from 67 to 58 Hoover share as results tighten.
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Weather snippets and city temperatures across the Southwest
A garbled weather report lists temperatures for multiple U S and Mexican cities with cloud cover notes and vague forecasts. It mentions rainfall totals for January and the month, along with altitudes and visibility terms, but the data is fragmented and hard to parse.
Panhandle Banker Believed Slain in Kansas City
Canadian Texas reports Willam A. Johnson a Panhandle banker and rancher was found dead in a Kansas City hotel room. Relatives believe he was murdered and robbed, per H. Wilbur cashier of the Bank of which Johnson was president.
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Roosevelt visits Massachusetts with sons amid campaign crowds
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, in western Massachusetts with Governor Joseph B. Ely, toured from the Berkshire mountains in an open car. Large crowds greeted him in Fitchburg and Greenfield as he prepared for a noonday talk in Portland, Maine, and a major campaign speech in Boston.
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Tragic Lake Boating Crash Claims Three Drownings
Linn Creek Missouri October 20 eight drown and one saved in Lake of the Ozarks distress. A boat overturned leaving Mrs Paul L James of Springfield and Dr William H Behutz of Kansas City among the victims. Mrs Schutz survived after clinging to the capsized craft for an hour.
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