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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1932
Page
11
An analysis praises Germany s conduct of a fivefold national election with 79 percent turnout and rapid results. It notes strong organization, contrasts with American voting, and suggests no decisive ruling coalition but a likely non partisan emergency government under Chancellor von Papen until unrest subsides.
The 1916 incident at the Hotel Virginia in Long Beach where Charles Evans Hughes failed to invite Senator Hiram Johnson to his room helped shape the presidential race. Johnson’s absence amid Hughes remarks and political missteps contributed to California’s pivotal vote for Wilson.
The Young Republican League expands among 28 million voters under 36, with many state groups forming. Everett Sanders of the National Republican Committee in Chicago praises youth involvement as a key political development.
The council approved first reading of an ordinance to cut white way lighting costs from 1.14 to 79 cents per front foot outside the main business district. Two more readings are required before passage. Debate arose over Chamber of Commerce influence on the ordinance with Councilman W G Smith criticizing the survey. Councilman W D Taylor defended the measure saying it reflects business interests and will save about 970 yearly, with bulb power reduced from 1000 to 600 candles in affected districts. The change hinges on Ohio Public Service Company waiving rights and only applies to a one year term. Victor C Reese signed the statement.
A North Ridgeville reader laments extreme partisanship and praises sober, tolerant leadership over scorched earth politics. The letter argues the country has endured flawed leaders and elections, urging restraint and belief in honest intentions across parties.
The note warns that immediate reporting of wounds aids rapid recovery and emphasizes avoiding pain, time loss, and expenses. It urges careful attention to avoid accidents and stresses that sound bodies come from safety, while carelessness brings misery and premature death, especially among workers under 45.
The notice lists birth and death dates of prominent individuals including John Dickinson, William Wirt, George B. Loring, George H. Bissell, Oliver O. Howard, Milton Bradley, and James H. Penniman with places of birth and death spanning Maryland Delaware Virginia Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont Virginia and Alexandria Virginia.
Notable events include the 1671 death of John Milton and 1889 Montana’s statehood. Birth anniversaries list Frank W. Stearns and several military and academic figures, plus Sir Herbert Austin and King Prajadhipok. Also mentions Felix forms of the Mars? horoscope noting a fortunate yet listless mind.
The article predicts a Democratic victory would trigger mass resignations and turnover in Washington. A Democratic president would likely accept over 50 diplomatic posts, with Senate chairmanships shifting to southern Democrats and many ambassadors facing replacement or removal.
An Oklahoma City item notes a drop in patriotic spirit as pawnbrokers report odd losses and a man sells a silk American flag for $2 amid broader pawned possessions including dogs and false teeth, illustrating a strain on national morale.
An excited bride-to-be Mrs Addie Titua caused a wreck in Waldo Hills Oregon by a sudden turn while driving with her fiancé Charles Cowrse and a marriage license. Passersby freed the couple trapped beneath the overturned car after the collision.
The Custer County taxpayers association urged the high school board to eliminate football and basketball and all student activities to cut costs. They argued student activity fees and admissions should help reduce school expenses. The group pressed for tax reductions at the high school level.
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