Republican Leader Sees Hoover Victory With Wide Margin
Everett Sanders, Republican National Committee chair, predicted Hoover would win re election with at least 338 electoral votes. He cited a staggeringly strong trend and named states totaling 281 electors, while noting critics of polls. Senator Felix Herbert of Rhode Island conceded 14 states to Roosevelt as Democratic candidate gains.
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Russians Celebrate Fifteenth Birthday of Soviet Union
Moscow marks 15 years since the October Revolution with a national holiday and a massive Red Square display. About one million people participate in a day-long show of military and labor power, including 50 000 troops and Baltic fleet units, amid bands, banners, and vivid depictions of factory achievements and the new five year plan.
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How to Mark the Ballot for Straight or Scratched Votes
Voters are shown how to mark a straight ticket by crossing the circle under the party emblem for all offices. A scratched ballot is created by crossing individual candidate squares when not all names appear on one ticket. Voters may vote across tickets by selecting a national party emblem and crossing names on other tickets, or use a blank ticket to write a name. If a ballot is spoiled or marked, return it to the judges to obtain a new one.
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Local Socialists To Meet Tonight In Pocatello
Members of the Pocatello Socialist local and sympathizers gather at 750 Popular avenue north of Alameda Park this evening at 7 to hear Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, on the Columbia network. They plan to distribute stickers to vote the ticket in Idaho and use the slogan Repeal Unemployment with the argument One vote for Thomas is worth a million for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Final Rites Held for Local Pioneer
Funeral services for August Sorgatz 75 prominent Idaho railroad man and sportsman were conducted at the First Ward L D S church with Bishop Bird Finlayson presiding. Speakers Finis Bentley and A L Merrill spoke and burial followed at Mountainview cemetery under Hall mortuary. pallbearers named James F Cullen William Young A W Stoker Charles Zweigart John Schmit and T H Gathe.
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A. W. Stoker
Charles Zweigart
John Schmit
T. H. Gathe
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica columnist Will Rogers discusses aviation's promise, laments politicians, and recounts a night flight from Fort Worth to Los Angeles covering 21 000 miles in three weeks aboard three motor American planes with American pilots and a radio operator. He notes the trip cost under 1600 dollars and praises night flying and international travel for future trade.
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Roosevelt Visits Beacon on Eve of Election
Franklin D. Roosevelt tours Hudson Valley towns on the eve of the 1932 election. He revisits Beacon where his first campaign speech was made, plans a Poughkeepsie speech, and will vote Tuesday before heading to New York for election returns at the Biltmore hotel. Roosevelt expresses confidence in victory.
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Everglades crop destroyed by heavy rain across Okeechobee coast
Reports say much of the fall vegetable crop along a 20 mile stretch east of Lake Okeechobee was ruined by rain since last night with six to twelve inches of water in large areas. John Hughes Curtis, previously convicted in the Lindbergh case, was freed as his one year sentence was suspended. Voters east of the Mississippi may need umbrellas tomorrow while fair weather is forecast for the west.
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Bannock County Votes Loom Large In Heavy Election Campaign
Voters in Bannock County and Pocatello prepare to cast ballots Tuesday as a record turnout is anticipated. Absentee ballots total over 800 with about 200 more than 1028, polling places listed across Pocatello areas and outlying districts, and Republican and Democratic election judges named.
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German shift thwarts Hitler advance in general election
Berlin voters rejected Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party in the latest general election, trimming his Reichstag seats from 230 to about 195. The result leaves unresolved questions about gains this year and the overall political shift in Germany.
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Republican clubs host party dance at Dance Gardens
Climaxing weeks of campaigning, Bannock County Republican groups present an evening entertainment and dance at 8 o'clock. The event is free with special novelty numbers between dances, no speeches, and music by the Dance Gardens orchestra. Sponsored by the Bannock County Central Committee, the Republican Women’s Club, and the Young Republican League.
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Campaign Broadcasts From Hoover To Roosevelt
Radio listings show WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS at 7 30 pm with President Hoover likely en route to California and Calvin Coolidge from Northampton Massachusetts. At 9 pm Gov Roosevelt from Hyde Park New York and James A Farley from New York are scheduled. WABC CBS 7 15 pm features Socialist Norman Thomas.
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Idaho Campaign Winds Down With Final Rallies
Polls open at 7 AM and close at 7 PM Tuesday as parties mobilize voters. Republicans feature Senator Borah backing John Thomas who is ill. Democrats focus on James P Pope in Boise. In Pocatello Governor Ben Ross and Mayor T C Coffin attend an LDS meeting at Arcension Hall to end campaigns.
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T. C. Coffin
Presidential campaign notes and victory rhetoric across states
Republicans push Hoover campaign with travel to Palo Alto Salt Lake City and Elko Nevada with a federal hunger and cold guarantee promise. Roosevelt campaign in New York New York and Hudson Valley area ending in Poughkeepsie tonight while Farley forecasts a large electoral college win.
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Hoover Delivers Campaign Speech at Mormon Tabernacle
President Hoover speaks to thousands at the Mormon Tabernacle Salt Lake City urging reelection and praising silver policy as he campaigns through Utah before a radio address from Elko Nevada and a final push toward California. Senator Smoot accompanies him as the crowd cheers a strong meet.
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Tribune party to start at 7 in Pocatello
The Pocatello Tribune invites all residents and visitors to an election party at 7 p.m. Tuesday at The Tribune building. Lawrence Haight will operate a public address system and news flashes from a street screen will inform attendees as police provide crowd protection.
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