Two Alleged Burglars Captured After Market Heist
Police captured two colored men after they broke into Hughes Provision Company market house at 621 623 Broad Street. Thomas Chenanit and James Wilson, both from Cleveland, left marshmallow footprints and burglary evidence including a broken safe, money missing, and loot such as trousers, a revolver, and a bologna sandwich. They escaped via rooftops and skylights before being boxed in Loeffler's hardware garage. credit for the capture goes to a Peerless Oil attendant who sighted flashlights. The full story continues on page 2.
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Hughes Provision Company
Broad Street
Thomas Chenanit
James Wilson
Cleveland
Market House
J. A. Apple
Loeffler
Oldsmobile
C. W. Fry
A. W. Cook
Peerless Oil Company
Suit Dismissed In 140000 Conspiracy Case
The 149900 conspiracy suit against Cleveland Hisra and Toledo Bus Co. by Ro man P F Myers receiver for Wilbur Salt was dismissed after three hours of jury selection. The defense argued Myers acting for Salt and Manning as partner affected the case. The case will continue on an amended petition.
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Cleveland, Hisra and
Toledo Bus Co
PF. Myers
Wilbur Salt
Meyers
Solt
Ray Manning
Robinson Draws Largest Ovation In Little Rock Visit
Senator Joseph T. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson voted in Little Rock after a 25,000 mile tour. Crowds cheered as he returned home and prepared to hear election results by radio. His final speech stressed farm prices and the choice between Smith and Hoover for the presidency and vice presidency.
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Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Legislative ‘Chamber
Smith
Lowree
Hoover
Poincaire Cabinet Resigns in Paris in 1926 Crisis
Paris reports the cabinet of Premier Raymond Poincaire, formed in July 1926, resigning today and being accepted by President Gaston Saumergue. The move follows a period of Franc devaluation and political tension after Herriot’s resignation and Caillaux’s attack amid calls for financial stabilization.
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Paris
Raymond Poincaire
Gaston Saumergue
Poincare
Raymond Herriot
Caillaux
radical-Socialist Congress
Hoover Votes Early On Stanford Campus In Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover will vote early at the Stanford Woman's Club on the Stanford campus in Palo Alto. He is accompanied by his wife and three of his children as he casts his ballot for himself and Republican candidates. After voting, the Hoover party will return home for the evening as returns are broadcast from the Hoover residence.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Hoover
White House
Stanford Woman's Club
Allan
Herbert, Jr
San Juan Hill
William Starr Jordan
Stanford
Lava From Etna Reaches Two Cities In Fresh Eruption
Catania Italy Nov The main lava flow from Mount Etna after a violent eruption last night touched Puntalazzo and Nunziata and threatened Mascali. The molten stream pours down Vallonazzo valley destroying vineyards and orchards along its path.
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Catania
Italy
Mount Etna
Vallonazzo
Puntalazzo
Nunziata
Mascali
Misty Rain In Pittsburgh Voters Cast Early Ballots
A misty rain fell as Pittsburgh residents went to the polls on November 1. Early voting hours showed about 25 percent of Allegheny County voters likely to cast ballots in the national election amid Republican leanings and prevailing doubt about turnout.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
First New York election day fatality in Jamaica
Chas. Leutersack, 44, of Queens Village, collapsed in a Jamaica polling booth minutes after voting began and died before a doctor could reach him. The incident marks the state’s first election day death this year.
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Jamaica
N. Y
New York State
Chas. Leutersack
Queens Village
Governor Smith Cleeps Late in Victory Day Finish
New York November 6 Alfred E Smith slept late as voters went to polls. After a radio finale he left for a stationery store to vote at noon. He spoke at Carnegie Hall promising to govern with integrity and to work for a constructive, forward looking administration if elected.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New York State
White House
Herbert Hoover
Cooper Predicts Victory for Ohio and GOP Tickets
Cincinnati reports Myers Y. Cooper, Republican candidate for governor, predicting victory for himself, Ohio, and national GOP tickets. He praised a clean campaign, urged focus on issues, and criticized his opponent’s ad hominem tactics. He spoke at a local school after a radio address reaffirming pledges and a businesslike administration. Local observations note his remarks on fair opportunity for all and a square deal.
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Cincinnati
Myers Y. Cooper
United Press Today
Cooper
United Press
Mel
Ohio
Absentee Ballot Cast by Gov Donahey in Ohio
Governor Vic Donahey who retires next month cast an absent voter's ballot today in Columbus. Ballots were sent to Tuscarawas County where he maintains residence. He said he endorsed the Democratic ticket from top to bottom and plans to retire into political oblivion after leaving office.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Donahey
Tuscarawas County
Alfred E. Smith
Chronicle Telegram Election Party Tonight
Chronicle Telegram staff will monitor election returns through the night with the United Press wire starting at seven and expected results around nine. Elyria radio dealers will broadcast from the Chronicles Telegram building on Second Street for the crowd. An extra edition will be published when county returns are effectively complete.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United Press Wire
Elyria Radio Dealers Association
Chronicles Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
Hoover Leads In First Returns Received
Hoover led in the presidential race at noon as returns counted showed him ahead by more than two to one. Early tallies from two Republican strongholds and one Democratic stronghold reported, with Hoover, Smith, New Ashford, Mt. Washington, and a single Ark precinct listing small totals.
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Bulletin
New York
Herbert Hoover
Ingsofar
Democratic Precint
Hoover
Old Fashioned Parade In Lorain
Lorain Monday night saw a revived old fashioned political torchlight parade with decorated automobiles and a nine five block long march. A band, two drum corps, 33 cars urged a straight Republican vote while churches, Boy Scouts, scouts, and 700 school children marched with banners for county candidates. George H. Chamberlain spoke at Broadway and Sixth street, followed by an indoor rally at the Church of Christ tabernacle with ministers and a playlet on the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Lorain
Lorain County
B. H. Linville
Tabernacle
Election Eve Riot In Mass Injures Many Parade Attacked
Worcester Massachusetts on November 6 saw a Republican election eve parade disrupted as several thousand spectators charged the 10 000 marchers. Hundreds were injured and hospitalized. signs were torn and various objects hurled. Police restored order after nearly three hours. Mrs Frank B Hall wife of a Republican official was assaulted during the melee.
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Worcester
Mags
East Park
Frank B. Hall
Republican State Committee
Hoover
Elyria Lorain Airport Plan Moves Forward Talks
Elyria city council advanced the joint Elyria Lorain airport project. Building and Land committee service director and city engineer to meet Lorain group Wednesday at 10 AM with Austin Aeroplane Company expert to discuss feasibility. Attorney Dan Symons urged fast action and the committee was appointed to attend the Lorain meeting in J B Nichols office.
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Elyria
Lorain
Austin Aeroplane Company
Dan Symons
J. B. Nichols
Elyria-Lorain Airport
Curtis Votes At Topeka Kansas For Vice President Bid
Senator Charles Curtis voted a straight Republican ticket in Topeka, Kansas, today and cast his ballot for himself as vice president. He has maintained his hometown voting pattern since 1892 and used a campaign closeout last night to critique Governor Smith’s positions, emphasizing strict enforcement of Prohibition as his creed.
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Topeka
Kas
Charles Curtis
United States
Curtis
Smith
Coolidges Vote At Northampton
President and Mrs Coolidge return to Massachusetts to vote in the general election. They cast ballots at Memorial Hall with John P Maloney as election watcher. The couple then visited Mrs Coolidge's mother in Dickinson Hospital where her condition was reported satisfactory though grave. They stay about two hours before returning to Washington.
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Northampton
Mass
Airport bond issue on ballot in Columbus race
Voters in Columbus face a single question on November 6: a bond issue totaling 850,900 dollars to establish a municipal airport. The measure stands as the only special inca item on the ballot today in Columbus.
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Columbus
Elyria Voters Flood Booths as Campaign Climax Erupts
Elyria voters followed officials urging early voting and crowded almost every booth from 6:30 am. The city buzzed with holiday mood as supporters of Smith and Hoover ex pressed confidence. Martin L. Davey spoke in four county stops denouncing corrupt bosses and city politics while attacking Maurice H. Haschke and Francis Poulson. He accused Cooper of resisting honesty and funding by the Cincinnati gang. Prohibition parade plans formed as Lorain workers organized demonstrations.
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Elyria
Smith
Hoover
Bryan
McKinley
Lorian
Martin L. Davey
Wellington
Oberlin
Loratn
Elyria High School
Davey
Maurice H. Haschke
Republican National
Democratic Standard
Francis Poulson
Cleveland
Maschke
Cleve
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Davy
Cincinnati
Fred Schneller
Lorait
Final Statements by Candidates Hoover Smith Robinson Curtis
Herbert Hoover said the decision will be right and the will of the majority guides the people. Alfred E. Smith vowed to pursue the country’s best interests with a constructive progressive administration. Joseph T. Robinson predicted a great Democratic victory after touring 29 states. Charles S. Curtis forecast a Hoover landslide victory.
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Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Jin Mwa
Joseph T. Robinson
Wellington Man Bound to Grand Jury on Auto Theft
Chauncey Baker of Wellington was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of stealing an automobile yesterday afternoon by Justice S J George. Baker's bond was set at $1000. The case awaits grand jury action.
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Chauncey Baker
Wellington
Grand Jury
S. J. George
Baker
Generally Fair Weather For Election
Weather forecasts for election regions show generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures. The eastern half of the United States may see rain in northern New York and northern New England from a Great Lakes disturbance, while western portions including Chicago area anticipate moderate temperatures and light to moderate winds.
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Washington
United States
United States Weather Bureau
New York State
New England
Great Lakes
Chicago
United State Weather Bureau
Ohio Voters Turn Out In Expectation Of Three Million
Ohio voters faced a clear sky election day as county and state races drew crowds. Officials predicted turnout could reach 3 million, up from 1924, with 6:30 p m closing times and lines permitting ballots for those already waiting. Early reports showed large crowds at polling places, while rural precincts faced antiquated machinery and delays. Cleveland anticipated minor violence amid fraud concerns, but guards and auditors stayed on duty as residents sought to finish voting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown Sak
Lineself
Cleveland
Rais
New Ashford Voters Back Hoover 28 to 3
In New Ashford Mass on November 6 the village's early results showed Hoover 28 and Smith 3 after 20 minutes of polling. All presidential votes were cast as the town reported a full turnout. 100 percent of registration participated. In 1924 Coolidge led with 20 votes and Davis four.
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New Asiford
Mass
Hoover
Smith
New Ashford
President Coolidge
John W. Davis
Hoover Gets 25 Smith 8 In Mass Town
MT. WASHINGTON Mass Nov 6 This village cast 33 votes in the presidential election today all counted quickly Hoover 25 Smith 8 In 1924 this village gave President Coolidge 17 and John W Davis 1
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Hoover
Smith
Mass
MT. Washington
President Coolidge
John W. Davis
Presidential vote in full swing as Hoover Smith battle unfolds
The 1932 U S presidential race sees 35 to 40 million voters choosing Hoover or Smith. Early results hint at a close contest with Kentucky, Tennessee and South Carolina closing first and New York, Massachusetts and Missouri following. Key states may not yield final returns for hours as rural areas trend differently from cities. The campaign ends with a quiet radio fireside finish as both candidates vote at home in Palo Alto and New York and forecasts stir betting odds.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
California
Alfred E. Smith
Ton
United States
Middle West
Massachusett
New Ashford
Hoover
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Carolina
South
Carolina
Smith
Hooover
Massachusetts
Missouri
Maryland
House of Representatives
United States Senate
New York City
Arene
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
East 48Th Street
Senator Curtis
Topeka
Kas
Robinson
Little Rock
Ing
Hoever
Howe
Hughes
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Hover
Smith Cleeps
Fremont
Clyde
William Lance
Urport
Topeka, Kansas
Coolidges
Charles BH. Curtis
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