California voters face a busy election year
California voters face three major elections in 1932 with dates set for May 4 presidential primary August 24 state primary and November 2 general election. The presidential primary offers Republican Democratic and Prohibition tickets with 26 delegates on two unopposed tickets. The Republican ballot will show parallel delegations aligned to Hiram W. Johnson or Herbert Hoover, indicating each delegation’s preferred nominee.
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Republican
Democcrat
Prohibition
United
Hiram W. Johnson
Sanrancisco
Herbert C. Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
United States
Senator Johnson
Bargains In Land Near Twin Falls and Kimberly
35 acres four miles from Twin Falls with a four room house, barn and outbuildings all in cultivation priced at 400 dollars per acre with easy terms. 25 acres near Kimberly with 3 room house and garden on the main road priced at 350 dollars per acre. 120 acres three miles from Twin Falls with three room house barn cistern and 250 dollars per acre terms. All above sold subject to leases.
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Twin Falls
Kimberly
Hoover’s unclear path in spring republican nomination
California and other supporters push an independent campaign for Hoover while he withholds formal commitment to the Republican or Democratic primaries. California delegates, party machinery and cross-party ballot access shape the looming August primaries with a long ballot including senator, representatives, judges, and state offices. The September meeting at Sacramento will set platforms, central committees, and elect presidential electors for the November vote.
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Hoover
California
United States
James DD. Phelan
Sacramento
Gompers Endorses Harbor Workers Strike
Samuel Gompers backs the harbor workers strike in New York on April 6 as labor leaders rally for better wages and conditions. The endorsement signals solidarity from the AFL leader amid mounting industrial action along the waterfront.
Gompers Denies Harbor Strike Threat in New York
The American Federation of Labor president Gompers dismisses William Maher’s claim of a 6,000,000-strong general walkout in solidarity with harbor workers. Michigan revisions urge the American Bankers Association to seek judicial interpretation of a federal act allowing reserve banks to collect checks without remitting banks’ exchange fees.
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Gompfers
Americas Federation of Labor
York
William Maher
American Federation of Labor
Maher
Gompers
Michigan
American Bankers ‘Association
Opposition to federal reserve par check collections
A Minneapolis conference of bankers adopted resolutions opposing the federal reserve system for par collections of checks. The Associated Press reports the meeting on April 6 focused on banks' stance against the federal financial arrangements and the implications for collections and banking operations.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Miani
Federal Reserve Bank
Bankery
Federal
Proposals Adopted At Semi Final General Conference
Salt Lake City Utah April 1 Without a dissenting voice all the general authorities of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints were proposed and sustained as the final act of the ninetieth semi annual general conference of the church which came to a close.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mornepa
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