Voters Await Election Results Across Nation Today
New York reporting the nation edges toward polls as campaigns close. Roosevelt and Landon lead heatedly in a race shaping up with major states voting from Florida to Oregon. Costs exceed 12 million as parties mobilize, while warnings against intimidation echo across a divided public.
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Connecticut
New York
Oregon
Washington
Hic
Hele
Cleveland
Landen
Frank Knox
Chicago
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Millsfield
N. HE
Landon
New Ashford
Mass
Lamson
Tolland
Somerset
Nutbush
N. C
Martin's Station
Ala
Livermore
N. H
Waterville
Heavy turnout as Ohio voters caste early ballots
Early voting in Ohio shows record turnout with two hours into polls and a projected total near 2.88 million. Voters weigh presidential and gubernatorial contests along with bond measures and local issues including a sales tax on food and double liability for stockholders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Secreta of State
Franklin Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landen
Martin L. Davey
John Ww. Bricker
Weather Ohio Turns Colder With Rain Then Snow Flurries
The Ohio forecast shows generally fair skies then a sharp drop in temperatures. Light rain may fall in the east tonight changing to snow flurries. Wednesday starts fair but remains colder in the east.
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Ohio
Bender Bady to Repair Elyria Plant for Trailer Production
Workmen for the Bender Bady Corporation of Cleveland repair the former Willys-Overland plant at Elyria to prepare for auto trailer manufacturing. The sale price is about 100000, with extensive alterations planned. Anthony Sorgier will manage the plant and decline to give staffing or daily production figures.
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Cleveland
Elvrra
Willys-Oversland Company
Cleveland Company
Toledo
H. J. Leonard
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Bender Commpany
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Leonard
Ivy Spauwauga
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Willis
Wilis Real Estate Rea Corporation
Willys-Oveland Company
Willys Real Estate Realization Corporation
Willys-Overland Company
Elyria
Workers Rush To Defense Of Madrid Today
Madrid reports thousands of workers from shops and offices rush to defend the city as nationalist forces push seven miles from Madrid. Militia men ready for a new offensive wait in trenches south of the capital while rumors spread of a spearhead attack toward Getafe and the Mostoles area.
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Canvright
United Press
Mostaies
Getaie
Quadruplets Born in Missouribackcountry Cain Case
A back-country Missouri birth brings quadruplets into the world with two surviving twins. Local doctors report the newborns shown to be healthy after a challenging delivery. Family and medical staff express cautious optimism about the infants and mother’s recovery.
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Missouri Sharecrapper
Flw
Spordet
Coast strike idles 75 000 workers on Pacific
San Francisco reports a maritime strike spreads from coast to inland areas. About 75,000 men were idle as shipowners and unions clash over safety crews. Navy guards considered if Roosevelt approves. By week end 100,000 more may lose work with mills halted and coastal shipping paralyzed.
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Paific
Navy Department
Washington
Roosevelt
West
Washinton
Oregon
Jones and Laughlin to Grant Wage Increase for Workers
A wage increase will be granted to about 20,499 workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp within a few days. The announcement was learned by United Press in Pittsburgh on November 3.
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Pittsburgh
The
Ages & Laughlin Steel Corporation
United Press
President Roosevelt Votes Amid Hyde Park Polling Day
President Roosevelt cast his ballot at Hyde Park in the little green and white lawn hall voting place. He was voter No 2432, surrounded by family members as cheers greeted his approach to the polling site.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Eepy Hundon Vailex Village
Chronicle Telegram Election Returns Tonight
National state and local returns will be available tonight via Chronicle Telegram with United Press reports. The Election Extra will publish between four and five o clock and returns by phone are available by dialing specific numbers. In inclement weather, results will be broadcast indoors at the Elyria Y M C A.
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United Press
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Sincia Telephone Company
Elyria Y. M. Cc. A
Extension approved for Jefferson Junior High School addition
Elyria Board of Education approved a contract time extension for the Jefferson Junior High School addition from November 15 to December 20 to allow for additional equipment funded by the WPA and PWA grants. The board also approved a 29 monthly salary increase for custodian Harry L. Chrisler and hired a part time helper.
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Elyria Board of Education
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W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
S. S. Rockwood
Harry L. Chrisier
Chrysler
Landon Casts Ballot Amid Homecoming in Independence
Governor Alf Landon arrived back in Independence Kansas to cast his vote with Mrs Landon at his side. The sun flower special train brought him to a bright crisp morning as townspeople cheered greet and shook his hand. A band blared and the crowd called out friendly greetings as Landon thanked supporters by name.
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Kans
M. Landon
Breau
Inday
Mrs. Landon
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Anne
Alf
Kansas
Bob
Bill
Roosevelt Opens Lead in Early Returns Nationwide
Early returns from multiple states show President Roosevelt leading Governor Landon. Kansas precincts report Roosevelt ahead 422 to 350, with Texas showing a 9 to 1 Roosevelt edge. Note varying counts from New England to the South as towns report results.
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Landon
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Housevelt
Pointe Aux Barques gives Landon eight of 14 votes
Pointe Aux Barques township Mich first reporting precinct reports eight of 14 presidential votes for Gov Alf Landon. Four years earlier it voted Democratic by a three to one margin. In the senatorial race eight votes go to Wilber M. Brucker and six to Prentiss M. Brown.
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Pointe Aux Barques
Mich
Pointe Aux Barques Township
Michigan
Alf Landon
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Murphy
Wilber M. Brucker
Prentiss M. Brown
Lorain County Board Approves 1937 School Budget Increase
The Lorain County Board of Education approved a 1937 budget of 16 592 for supervision of village and rural schools, an increase of 1 216 over 1936, with total appropriations of 217 557 and estimated expenditures of 15 762. The budget reflects higher costs from the Foundation Program and higher office and equipment needs, with salaries amounting to 12 220 and several increases for superintendents and assistants.
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Lorain County
Lorain
State School Foundation
State Department of Education
Garbage Ordinance Referred Back For Committee Review
The council, after debate over a proposed metal cover requirement for garbage trucks, sent the ordinance back to committee for reconsideration. Mayor Baird urged weighing current collection costs and bids, noting the city spends about 55000 annually on garbage collection and urging a potential bid process.
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William Rader
Grafton
Henke
Nelson
Frank Henke
Elmer Nelson
Anta Kennedy
Henrietta Colburn
Ed Nottey
William G. Smith
D. A. Baird
Council
Smith
Predicted 41 000 Ballots Cast in Lorain County Election
Officials forecast 41 000 ballots in Lorain County with noon reports showing heavy turnout. Precincts flagged near 59 percent voting by noon and many voters faced waits as workers aided both parties. The double shift plan aims to speed counting and save costs.
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Booth
Cedar and Second Street
East Bridge
Tannery Streets
Perry Court
East Side Fire Station
West Side Fire Station
Park and Broad
Elyria Township
Stolen Adventure serial begins in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram launches a new twelve installment serial tonight on page one titled Stolen Adventure by Chariton Chadwick. The ongoing story promises interest, action and drama as readers follow the complete novel in installments.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chariton Chadwick
Record Vote Is Forecast In The Nation
Voters nationwide are expected to cast a record total in the presidential race between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alf Landon. Weather challenged turnout with rain snow and blizzards but many went to polls in cities and rural areas.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ali M. Landon
Midwest
Fight For Control Of The House
November 3 election decisive for party control as Democrats hold a two to one edge in House seats. With only three seats not on this ballot, outcome will shape future revenue and appropriation bills and influence the next administration's budget and tax plans.
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Eicome
House of Representatives
House
Maine
Strongiz Tiet
Real estate classifieds invite buyers to view daily ads
Fragmented notice urges readers to check the real estate section for property listings and potential bargains. It mentions ownership, land, and advertisements from advertisers, signaling a typical classified housing feature.
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