Republican Ticket List for 1932 Election
Hoover to run for president with Curtis as VP. Reed seeks senate seat. Edward Martin named state treasurer. Charles A Waters runs for auditor general. William D Porter candidate for supreme court bench. T. CG Cochran for Congress. A Mumford for assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. CG. Cochran Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Perfect Independence Day Weather Amid Memorial Bridge Dedication
The region enjoyed ideal weather for the Independence Day program hosted by the Legion Col Windsor and the Agricultural Association. The events from the bridge dedication to the auto races started and ended on time, highlighted by Auditor General Martin’s full-page speech praising Warren County’s war dead and urging lasting patriotic memory and lawful conduct.
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Warren
Legion
Col. Windsor
Agricultural Association
Martin
The
Tribune
Irvine Memorial Bridge
Warren County
Goldfish and Salmon Crown Alaska’s Wealth Debate
The Dayton News argues Alaska values salmon more than gold, noting 1896 Klondike gold rush wealth, 1916 peak mining at 48 million, and 1926 salmon exports at 49 million versus 27.7 million in minerals. A normal year like 1927 yields 27 million in salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton News
Alaska
Klondike
Dawes Faces Uncertain Political Future After Convention
Washington observers say Vice President Dawes likely exits public life with the current administration. The Kansas City convention sidelined him from renomination, signaling doubt about his fit for a national ticket and leaving critics to label him erratic and lacking steady judgment.
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Washington
Dawes
Kansas City
Hoover
Charley Curtis
Curtis
Marshal
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Transient of Seven Houses Torn Away Poem
A lyric poem from the New York World reflects on a row of seven houses destroyed to build a steel structure. It contemplates memory and loss as loves and lives vanish into air and time, leaving faint echoes in a unseen crowd.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem wishes blessings on a bride and groom, listing household duties and shared labor as the measure of married life. It notes generations of parents bearing similar chores and hints that enduring love keeps couples laughing through hardships as they grow old together.
Toco Toucan Claims Odd Beauty In Jungle Banter
The Toco Toucan argues over ugliness with a northern bird group, bragging about balance and jumping between branches. He fixates on owls as the ultimate target of envy, while other jungle birds weigh in with humor and caution.
Man Rescued After River Struggle Aimed at Death
In Fitchburg Massachusetts a man attempting to die in the river resisted a rescue line from Policeman Albert Linguist. The officer threatened to shoot if he did not grab the rope and was forced to discharge in the air before the man finally took hold and was saved.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Albert Linguist
Retiring Harvard Professor Copeland Mocked Late Students
An anecdote about Professor Copeland, who is resigning from Harvard, recalls his sharp classroom rebuke for tardiness and a biting tea joke. A female student arrives twenty minutes late and asks for tea without Jennon, prompting a calm reply.
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Professor Copeland
Harvard
Miss Brown
Jennon
Called Nut Beating Police in New York City Caper
August Gabriel a man at a streetcorner lights matches and discards them, saying he loves the woman called Nut. A patrolman halts him and Gabriel knocks the officer unconscious. Gabriel is jailed on $1000 bail after the attack.
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New York City
Gabriel
One Minute Pulpit Verse Remains Near in Trouble
A brief religious excerpt from Psalms expresses plea for divine aid and guidance. The speaker seeks God not to abandon, even if earthly parents forsake, and asks to be led along a plain path away from enemies. It reflects themes of faith, protection, and guidance.
New York Customs Crackdown on Liquor Smuggling Returns
Returning American travelers face a standardized punishment for bottled liquor carried home. Each bottle brings a $5 fine and public exposure on the pier as officers acknowledge only partial enforcement. Despite efforts, some contraband slips through, aiding Uncle Sam’s treasury.
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New York
Bermuda
Bahamas
Cuba
United States
Uncle Sam's Treasury
Prone Pressure Method of Resuscitation Explained
An instructional article outlines the Frone Pressure Method for artificial respiration. It covers patient preparation, positioning, rhythm, and steps for responders to revive breathing, with cautions to maintain tempo, warmth, and continuous effort until medical help arrives or death is certified.
Warren County Picnic Shines At Exposition Park
The annual Warren County Picnic on Independence Day drew a grand crowd to Exposition Park. Rev. Carl Jacobson of the Swedish Lutheran church returned from Monmouth Illinois where he visited his parents.
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Warren County
Exposition Park
Carl Jacobson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Monmouth, Ill
Exhibit Highlights July Fourth at Exposition Park
Peter Vrenna displayed a four foot black rattlesnake captured alive on Hemlock Run during the Independence Day camping trip. The Warren Tribune flour mill for boys was a featured exhibit in the afternoon program at Exposition Park.
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Peter Vrenna
Hemlock Run
Warren Tribune
Culbertson Family Relocates. Cable Purchases Poplar Street Home
On July 5, 1926, David H. Culbertson and family moved to Tiona from Poplar street, which was purchased by John B. Cable. Fire Captain Dave Johnson of Gentral station won the horse shoe pitching contest held Monday at the Fair Grounds.
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David H. Culbertson
Poplar Street
Tiona
John B. Cable
Dave Johnson
Gentral Station
Fair Grounds
Warren County official pursues summer course at State College
July 5, 1927 indicates HH Blair assistant superintendent will attend a special course at the summer school of State College. Also reported is the theft of a Ford roadster owned by Leroy Soderburg of Nesmith Place from Water Street parking last night.
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HH. L. Blair
Warren County Schools
State College
Leroy Soderburg
Nesmith Place
Water Street
Rockefeller Jr. rebuked by elevator operator on floor
An elevator operator rebuked a man identified as John D. Rockefeller Jr. on the floor below and Rockefeller appeared to be properly humbled by the episode.
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Gested
Anderson
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
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Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Charley Dawes
Coolidge
Io Staarty
N.Y
Edgar A. Guest
Peter
Florence Vincent
Toco Toucan
Husband
Toco
Woodpecker
North
Bob
ANE
New Yorker
By Clark Kinnaire
Cunard Line
Cunard
West Street
Langford Anderson
Georgia Langfords
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