Republican Ticket names for 1932 election announced
Herbert Hoover heads the presidential line with Charles Curtis as running mate, David A. Reed seeks the U.S. Senate, Edward Martin is state treasurer, Charles A. Waters auditor general, William D. Porter for supreme court, T. C. Cochran for congress, and A. W. Mumford to the assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Abolition Drive Aims To End FN Crossing Peril
Warren County voices unite to end the FN Crossing death trap with immediate gates and 24 hour watchmen. A plan for an overpass or underground crossing is sought, with the Chamber of Commerce invited to participate in the effort. The group seeks credit-free progress and timely completion over intergroup bickering.
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Warren County
Peter E. Nelson
Henry H. Bassett
Jeint Civic Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Crime Cost and Reform Move Against Graft in Cities
The piece notes crime costs borne by citizens, cites Tweed era reform as a model, and mentions Chicago awaiting similar correction. It cites hotel officials reporting traveler fears of Chicago and includes H. W. Sehl's critique urging elimination of pervasive lawlessness and reforms nationwide.
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Boss Tweed
Tammany Hall
New York
Chicago
Hotel Men’s Association
H. W. Sehl
Sehl
Mr. Seh
We must crush the monstrous crime bill consuming the nation
A speaker laments a crime bill exceeding 10 billion dollars annually, nearly two thirds of the national debt, and argues that every American, about 80 dollars per person, funds the crime and must be changed. He rejects piecemeal cleanups and calls for decisive action to avert national decline.
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United States
Kubla Khan and the Dreamed Pleasure Dome
A fragmentary rendition of Coleridge'sKubla Khan depicts a sunless sea, a sacred river, and a stately Pleasure Dome amid gardens forests and caves. The poem weaves visions of music, Abyssinian maid, prophetic war echoes, and a haunting circle to guard the poet’s euphoric dream.
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Xanadu
Kubla Khan
Kubla
Mount Abora
Paradise
Samiuel Taylor Coleridge
Golfers in Heaven by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous verse imagines golf lovers judged at heaven’s gates. It asks whether a golfer’s spirit cared for the game and others, or pursued selfish victories, warning that petty behavior could bar entry from the pearly gates.
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St. Peter’s Pearly Gates
Heaven
The Bird That Umbrella Ends The Rain Mystery
Peter and Mrs Gray Rabbit confront confusion over why a bird never gets its head wet. Bobolink reveals the odd bird carries an umbrella over its head, sparking curiosity and prompting Peter to seek the full explanation. The tale promises more about the umbrella bearing bird.
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Sonny Bunny
Gray Rabbit
Bob
Peter
Mrs. Gray Rabbit
Bobolink
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader column offers guidance to teens negotiating love and dating. Mrs. Lee warns a 17 year old about pursuing a romance with a drinking older man, advises against deception, and endorses cautious behavior. Replies to a 15 year old and two others emphasize sincerity, restraint, and appropriate boundaries in young relationships.
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Mrs. Lee
Dolly
New Yorkers Answers Readers Questions About City Life
A set of inquiries from readers nationwide seeks details on New York life. Topics include housing and work prospects, Broadway figures, tourist spots, dining, and real estate or insurance agencies.
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Broadway
Dubuque
Columbus
New York
Roanoke
Greenwich Village
Durham
N.C
Emporia
Kan
Rockford
Augusta
Middletown
N. Y
Louisville
A Scotsman Watches American Moose on Film
A Scottish visitor in the United States attends a movie with a friend who shows a newsreel featuring a close-up of a Maine moose. The Scot struggles with the animal’s identity, asking in his accent who the beast is, and learns it is an American moose.
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Maine
My Diet and Health column caution to readers
A dated feature titled My Diet and Health warns followers not to rely on the column for urgent medical advice. It notes that even when questions are answered, responses may take about four weeks to appear, emphasizing personal physician attention.
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United States
Canada
New York
Retrospective items from Warren listings and notices
A Warren newspaper page excerpt notes James Stout at Struthers Wells with a fractured rib from an automatic reamer. It also mentions Warren Lions Club members planning a trip to Stowe New York, church stone walls beginning at First Methodist, and various local events and letters about a newspaper column.
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James Stout
I Struthers-Wells
Warren Lions Club
Stowe
N. Y
Warren Fy. M. C. A
One Minute Pulpit on the Kingdom of God
A brief religious excerpt asks how to liken the kingdom of God and answers with a mustard seed image. It notes the seed is smallest yet grows to shelter birds, becoming a large branch as a parable about faith and growth.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
E. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
B. G. Chapel
B. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. B. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. R. van Cleve
William H. Wright
Frank B. Ford
Republican
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Florence Vincent
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Delores
Betty
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Allentown
Porterdale
Irving Berlin
Paul Whiteman
Maude Adamser
Galveston
Texas
Standard Oil Co
Sydney
Australia
McKeesport
Texas Guinan
Littl Rock
Ark
Little Rock
Dimmer Stories
Lulu Bunt Peter
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Flan Fisher
Harry Conarro
Conenango Valley Country Club
Paris
Clare J. Crary
Warren
Art.Johnson
Feirmont Twirling
Clarlendon
Glade
United
D. G. van de Boe
Philadelphia
Corydon
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