Leaders Predict Hoover Victory in Ohio Campaign
Ohio voters hear confident forecasts from party chiefs as Hoover, Ingalls, Bettman loom large. Toled o registrars probe prompts inspectors and calls for absent ballot scrutiny across Pike and Vinton counties. Fess warns tariff wall collapse, while Bettman and Budlkey stage final Cleveland-area appeals as campaign climaxes approach.
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Charles H. Lewis
Hoover
David S. Ingalls
Gilbert Bettman
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Congress
Toledo
Brunner
Clarence Brown
Brown
Pike
Vinton
Wayfrarers Lodge
Cleveland
Thomas E. Dye
Urbana
Democratic State Central Committee
Champaign County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fess
Feas
Bettman
Robert J. Budlkley
Mr. Hoover
The Weather Forecast The Weather Forecast
Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler evening winds, some fog possible. Solder tonight rising temperatures in the West portion on Sunday as a mild warm trend continues through the weekend.
Roosevelt Prepares For Final Campaign Push
Franklin D Roosevelt geared for a last push in the presidential race with a Madison Square Garden mass meeting. Alfred E Smith, his rival-turned-ally, joined in urging party unity and critiqued Hoover over poverty and inflation, urging sound money and tariff reform while targeting government waste and inefficiency.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Alfred
Hoover
Smith
Mr. Hoover
White House
Dolly Gann
Roosevelt
Des Moines
United States
Carter Glass
Roosesvelt
Palo Alto
California
Ridgeville School Open House Monday Evening
In connection with Smerman Education Week Ridgeville School will hold open house Monday from 7 30 p m to 9 00 p m All grades will be in session and regular work will be done This offers patrons an opportunity to visit the school and see it in operation Guides will accompany visitors to any class they wish to attend
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Smerman
Ridgeville School
FM Pom
Affford
Wisi
Judgment Against City Affirmed In Williams Lawsuit
The district court of appeals today affirmed a $1,795 judgment against the City of Elyria in a suit by Mrs Amelia Williams over injuries from a fall caused by a defective sidewalk. A first trial in December 1981 awarded $500, later reversed for a new trial, and the April 1982 second trial produced the $1,795 verdict.
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District Court of Appeals
Elyria
Amelia Williams
Tor Iasures
Route 20 to be widened and straightened toward Oberlin
A planned spring improvement will widen Route 20 from Black River bridge west of Elyria to the Oberlin corporate limits to 30 feet. A. P. Lagron, resident state engineer, said a survey will be made and submitted early next year to justify action. The project aims to straighten dangerous curves and extend the wider roadway toward Lorain County.
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Elyria
Oberlin Corporation
A. P. Lagron
Lagron
State Highway Department
State Department
Lagton
Cuyahoga County
Nine Guards Hurt In Riot At Montreal Prison
Nine guards were injured as a riot and fire broke out at Saint Vincent de Paul Penitentiary in Montreal after inmate Crosley started the blaze in a workshop and later stabbed himself. Royal Canadian Mounted Police aided the response as guards received treatment at City Hospital and the prison fire was eventually controlled.
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Montreal
Que
St Vincent de Paul
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Crosley
Rube
City Hospital
Hunger Marchers Leave London After Ten Day Invasion
London hunger marchers began to desert the city as their ten day invasion failed to ease dole reductions. The unemployed army was granted a half penny a mile rail fare home, and three leaders Walter Hannington Sid Elias and Humphrs Llewellyn remained under police charges. Elias faced charges of fostering Soviet propaganda and inciting revolt. After over a week of rioting with casualties and arrests the departure was anti-climactic.
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London
Walter Hannington
Sid Elias
Humphrs Llewellyn
Elias
Amherst Electric Plant Referendum Sparks Community Rally
About 200 Amherst residents gathered in the town hall to back keeping the municipal distribution plant and oppose ceding to the Ohio Public Service Company. Leaders claim a victory for the people, warn of ongoing fights for lower rates, and cite plans to build a generation plant if rates stay high.
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Walter Godfrey Amherst
Ohio Public Service Company
Amherst
Arthur Tolhurst
Board of Public Affairs
Conrad Zilch
Voters League
Seas Fothttal
Ae TH Tavel
Ttenine
Zilch
Fred Gribble
Deshler
Ohio
Toledo
Gribble
John Slack
Willard
Carl Curtis
W G Smith
Elyma
Hlyria
Absentee Ballots Arriving as Election Day Ends
Board of election officials reported this noon that 400 absent voter ballots have been received and may increase before this evening as they may be accepted still. Officials noted this is a large vote though about 700 ballots were cast at the last presidential election.
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Board of Election
Board
Chronicle Telegram to Announce Returns
The Chronicle Telegram will provide complete election coverage Tuesday night. The United Press wire will deliver ten returns from across the United States, with oral returns tabulated as they arrive. Road speakers in front of the Chronicle Telegram office will announce both national and local returns.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United Presa
United States
Chronic 4-Telegram
Second Street
Hoover Charges Democrats With Avoiding Issues In 1932 Drive
President Hoover rails at Democratic evasion of prohibition repeal and other core issues While touring Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota he labels their platform evasive and accuses Roosevelt of silence on currency and tariffs He cites the Central Republic Bank rescue and a German moratorium as examples of administration actions and warns of economic peril ahead
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Falo Alto
Hoover
Elko New
Madison
Wis
Minn
President Hoover
University of Wisconsin
s_ St. Stahl sefe
Coliseum
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mi Jioover
House of Representatives
Central Republic Bank & Trust Co
Chicago
Moral Torium
Hoover Receives Warm Beloit Welcome in Wisconsin
President Hoover arrived by special train to Beloit Wisconsin for Beloit College homecoming. About 20 000 people lined Grand avenue to hear him speak as girls offered bouquets to Mrs Hoover. Students alumni and locals joined in the jubilant scene across surrounding towns and farms.
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Belleten
Beloit
Wis
Wisconsin
White House
Hoover
Grand Avenue
Beloit College
Ohio awards tentative bridge and paving contracts
Ohio State Highway Director O W Merrell announced tentative highway project awards in seven counties. In Huron, the Oberlin Norwalk route through Wakeman will receive a brick paving job and an open span arch bridge over the Vermilion River with brick paving for 0.2428 mile. The Hecker Moon Co Cleveland will supply brick and delivery. Metropolitan Paving Brick Co Canton wins for Lorain and Medina Norwalk route 0.624 mile paving and a concrete beam bridge over the East Branch of Black River. Frank Herger Sc Maslinta OH paid 35047.72.
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Columbus
Ohio
O. W Merrell
Huron
Qoberlin-Norwalk
Wakeman Village
Vermillion River
Hecker-Moon Co
Cleveland
Metropolitan Paving Brick Company
Canton
Lorain
Medina-Norwalk
Penfield
Litchfield
East Branch
Black River
Frank Herger
Mas Linta
Transit Strike in Berlin Enters Third Day
Berlin's transit strike continued into its third day as business slows and hundreds of thousands of workers are inconvenienced. Rioting and attacks on street cars and buses yesterday left three dead nine wounded including three women and 120 arrested.
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Berlin
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