Republican Ticket Listing for 1932 Election
The slate presents Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, David A. Reed as U.S. senator, Edward Martino as state treasurer, Charles A. Waters as auditor general, William D. Porter as supreme court judge, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martino
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Smith Explains Record in Absence of Clear Denial
The article portrays Al Smith’s responsive stance to critics who cite his legislative record as a presidential liability. It notes his hurt feelings, outlines the hotel liquor vote controversy as an example, and argues his explanation rather than a direct denial. It ends by suggesting his campaign demeanor appears unsettled.
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al Smith
The
United
Tammany Hall
New York City
New York
Gotham
Church
Smith
Rex
John Roach Stratton
Fess
Ohio
New Mexico
O. P
Howell
Nebraska
Frazier
North Dakota
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Fining the Reckless
New Jersey highway patrols show improved road safety with fewer accidents statewide. Officials credit stricter enforcement and public awareness campaigns as patrols step up patrols and checkpoints across major routes. Local agencies report steady progress and continued vigilance to sustain the decline.
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New Jersey
Reckless Drivers Across City and Seashore Targeted
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports a heavy last week end traffic rush with many offenders arrested and fined. It urges strict accountability and enforcement, noting Pennsylvania upholds a rule but lacks thorough enforcement and recommends record keeping and license forfeiture after repeated violations.
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Philadelphia Public Ledgers
Pennsylvania
Senate shake-up Possible in November Elections
Washington forecasts a major Senate reshuffle as 35 states elect one senator each. With 20 Democratic and 16 Republican races uncertain, plus special contests in Pennsylvania and Oregon style complexities, outcomes range from 20 to 25 seats switching hands, shaping the 71st Congress amid contested primaries and third-party influences. The result depends on doubtful races, recounts, and party dynamics, including notable figures like McKellar, Hunt, and Shipstead.
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Washington
Witneis
Frank L. Smith
Senate
W. B. Wilson
Wilson
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Keystone
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
McKellar
Tennessee
Graham P. Hunt
Locher
Ohio
Shipstead
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborite
Democrats
Birthday of My Life Poem Summary
Rossetti celebrates a lover’s arrival as a life birthday with imagery of birds, fruit trees, rainbows, and luxury fabrics. The verse expresses joy and devotion, picturing gifts and symbols of abundance. The speaker proclaims the beloved’s arrival marks a bright, life-giving turning point.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The sun has kissed my lady fair leaving a freckle as the garden rose’s souvenir. The poem laments the sun’s untruthful charm as a playful lover leaving marks on beauty and the maid’s blushes, while praising the sun’s widespread fondness and the fickle nature of passion.
Captain Cormorant the Greened Detective Guides Lively Sea Tale
A playful dialogue centers on Captain Cormorant, a blue green and gold bird, as he critiques a sunlit harbor light and a spar buoy. The bird jokes about navigation and truth, noting the light betrays birds and lures them into danger while sailors rely on it for safe harbor at night.
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Cormorant
Cormonntt
Captain Cormorant
Lnto
Trovale
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A reader column excerpt shows advice on resilience under stress from an Arctic diary, urging self belief and avoidance of an inferior complex. Readers share worries about family pressure and relationships, with Mrs Lee guiding on wait until adulthood, avoiding hasty marriages, and handling gossip and dating concerns.
Diary of a New Yorker sketches urban blunt truths
In New York Aug 21 the piece notes the city’s waste problem with used cars and abandoned vehicles clogging streets. It contrasts the difficulty of disposal with high street costs and cites Coney Island sideshows and autograph mania for Lindbergh and other luminaries as part of a broader portrait of urban life and hustling.
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New York
Inflammation Around Nails Weighs On One Finger
A reader reports months of soreness and swelling around nearly all fingernails with one finger persistently painful. The condition began with brief finger discomfort, but now the pain remains constant, prompting concern about a possible chronic issue.
Retrospective Highlights from Warren Area News 1924
A August 22 1924 recap notes Wayne Gordon breaking his arm on state highway work and hospitalization at Warren General Hospital. A lightning strike knocked a horse to the ground near Hatch Hollow. A New Process truck collided with John A Carlson’s Essex car injuring three. Boy Scouts from Erie County council camp at Hearts Content. Fred L Homer visits Warren, Mr. and Mrs. McKay host on Poplar Street. Local wrestlers Warren athletes Eggleston and Schindler plan Cathedral Prep Erie enrollment. Ed Weigle wins Class A caddy title at Connenange Valley Country Club with 45. Milo Emerson reports deer sighting near Shanks Mill on the way to Titusville. An article on paronychia discusses causes and treatments from home care to doctor consults. Blood pressure norms and a Q&A on milk and urine flow appear alongside trunk exercises and a teaser for a future piece on gaining weight.
Dinner Stories And The Millionaire Love Question
Elaine reveals she is worth about four million and William asks her to marry him. She declines, explaining she couldn’t. He says he wanted to know how a man feels when he loses four millions. This odd dialogue accompanies stray reflections on busmen, galleries, and sailors.
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Ressia
Elaine
William
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
B. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E
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J. BR. van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank K Ford
Howard L. Schultheis
Devine-Wallis Corporation
Chicago
Warren Post Office
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Gooding
Idaho
Willis
John Thomas
Cyrus Locher
Ferris
Michigan
Jones
Vandenberg
Cutting
Christina Georgina Rosetti
Edgar A. Guest
Ardent Sun
Brown
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Manu
Arctic
Ramona
Mrs. Lee
Micky
Mrs Lee
Luke
Sawerfieus
Oni
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Coney Island
Venus
Charles A.lindbergh
Henry Ford
John Barrimore
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Lulu Hunt Peters
Erom
Wayne Gordon
Warren General Hospital
William Hatch
Hatch Hollow
Process Company
John A. Carlson
Erie County Council
Hearts Content
Fred L. Homer
Warren High School
Warren
Robert McKay
Poplar Street
Charles Eggleston
Claude Schindler
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Ed Weigle
Fourth Ward
Conenange Valley Country Club
Milo Emerson
Grand Valley
Titusville
Shanks Mill
Aallora
Nicaragua
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