Poll Results Show Roosevelt Gains Since 1928 Election
CENTRAl PRESS CLEVELAND, March 22. Last minute tabulations from a press association poll show Franklin D Roosevelt widening his lead over Alfred E Smith in the nationwide presidential nominating poll. Hoover remains unaltered at the top. The South and border states favor Roosevelt while Smith trails in New York, Pennsylvania, and the North. Garner and Murray show strong showings in the Southwest. The poll notes shifts from 1928, with Smith losing power in New York and Roosevelt poised to win the South.
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Central Press
Cleveland
War Antral Press Association
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt
Aled B. Smith
Rooseelt
Smith
Hoover
Roosevelt
Carolinas
Georgia
Ennessee
Mississippi
Aled BE. Smith
New York
Pennyvania
North
Gaver
Oklahoma
Murray
South
Franklin D. Stoosevelt
Alfred F. Smith
Bailiwick
Southwest
Garner
Convict Indian faces life in prison for coed death
Golney Mac Seymour Apache youth was convicted of first degree murder in the death of Henrietta Schmerler Columbia University student. A jury recommended clemency and a sentencing hearing was set, with government seeking a hanging verdict and defense arguing accidental death during a struggle after an alleged misreading of Apache custom.
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Globe, Ariz
Golney
Mac’ Seymour
Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
Miss Schmerter
Seymour
Albert S. Sames
Lentarentis
Buckeye Believed Lucky Piece After Narrow Bridge Crash
Mrs. Carl Pickens of Clarksburg West Virginia credits a horse chestnut as a lucky piece after her car plunged 100 feet from a bridge. She was extricated virtually unhurt as the car landed upside down, buckeye found in the front seat.
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Carl Pickens
Clarksburg
W. Ys
Robbery Nets Briefer Penalty for Joe Flannery
Greenup Brig March 2 A robbery that netted four cents and a 10 cent package of tobacco led to Joe Flannery being sentenced to two years in prison.
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Greenup
Brig
Joe Flannery
Veterans To Be Guests Of Legion
The Elyria American Legion Post invites veterans from city and county to the Legion Home for its largest meeting of the year tonight. Dr. A. R. Agate and William C. Sudro lead the program with delegations from Lorain Amherst South Amherst Oberlin Wellington Graf ton La Grange and Avon Lake. Civil War Spanish American War World War and Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars will be present.
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Elyria
Agate
Meeting To Include German War Talk And Fish Fry
A Toledo open house meeting on March 2 urges punctual arrival for a program featuring Lt. Anthony Meier of the German army who will discuss the German side of World War. The event closes with a fish fry and invites veterans to bring guests with no admission charge. Meanwhile William F. Schuster, 44, owner of a Van Wert taxi service, was found dead in bed from a self-inflicted gunshot, ruled by coroner W. E. Beach as suicide.
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Anthony Meier
Toledo
William F. Schuster
W. E. Beach
Schuster
van Wert
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