Republican Ticket Headlines for 1932 Election slate
The ticket lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as his running mate. David A. Reed is named for the U S Senate and Edward Martin as state treasurer. Charles A. Waters is listed as auditor general and William D. Porter as supreme court judge. T. Cochran and A. W. Mumford appear for Congress and Assembly respectively.
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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. €. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Children and autos keep Warren streets safer
A daily parade of pupils at Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue is led by a uniformed officer who guides children across the curb. The sober routine eases mothers worries and teaches motorists caution near schools as classes resume.
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Hickory Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
South Side
Warren
Sequence of Peace Celebrated in Kellogg Era Reflections
The Clevekind Plain Dealer discusses the Marne battle’s 10th anniversary and the Kellogg peace treaties. War Minister Painlevé’s Meaux speech praises avoiding imperialist and militarist influences since 1914. The article hails successive conferences and compacts as shaping a stronger peace will.
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The
Clevekind Plain Dealer
Marne
France
Painleve
Meaux
M. Painleve
Filling the Brown Derby
The Public Ledger notes August receipts show Democrats at 455000 and Republicans at 560000. Despite month totals near parity, Democrats began with a substantial surplus and large contributions favor the party.
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The
Public Ledger
Democratic National Committee
Financial snapshot of party fundraising in the 1930s
The report shows Republicans with ten $50,000 subscriptions and a $3,000,000 budget while Democrats list 225 donors totaling $445,800 with $9,997 from sub-$160 gifts. Republicans fear a deficit unless expenses are cut. Democrats claim a “very satisfactory” outlook as Raskob expects funds to keep flowing.
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Republican Fund
Hoover
National Headquarters
Raskob
President Coolidge shoots crane with alleged automatic revolver tale
In Washington a rumor swirls about President Coolidge firing a crane in Wisconsin while canoeing with Walter Ferguson. The piece debates firearm terms, clarifying that true automatic pistols function differently from revolvers and noting possible misidentification of the bird.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wisconsin Wilds
Wisconsin
Walter Ferguson
Secret Service Guard
Walter
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem urges modest expectations from life and finds value in simple pleasures and close friendships. It argues riches do not guarantee happiness and that contentment comes from companionship, balance, and moderation rather than vast wealth.
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Edgar A. Guest
Albatross Appears Amid Storm Aboard Stranger Ship
In a perilous voyage, a Cormorant encounters a white Albatross aboard a storm tossed vessel. A mysterious bird speaks, praising Stormy Petrel and hinting at distant kinship while the crew anticipates a harsh sea.
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Cormorant
Stormy Petrel
Lucky
Albatross
Living and Loving in High School Etiquette Advice
A reader asks how to begin dating in high school. Mrs. Virginia Lee suggests practical steps such as being introduced by a mutual acquaintance or sitting beside the girl on the streetcar and initiating conversation about classes and interests. The column notes etiquette favors the lady speaking first, but practical approach suits teens today.
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Mrs. Lee
Bobbie
Diary of a New Yorker mix of clubs and advice columns
The diary notes a surreal list of New York organizations from a telephone directory and describes city life at five in the morning. It includes letters to Mrs. Lee offering personal guidance on work and relationships and observes bank staff vigilance and low theft in New York banks.
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New York
Dried Fruit Association
Benevolent Society For the Propagation of
Association of Underwear Manufacturers
Godmothers’ League
Mineral Water Dealers’ Protective Association
Old sea captain’s cough linked to grain of rice in car
A reminiscence recalls a case of an elderly sea captain whose chronic cough was caused by a grain of rice lodged in his car for decades. Mrs. J. relates a similar outdated dental extraction memory from 23 years ago before modern anesthesia.
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Mrs. J
Prep club form and bowling league noted in Warren
Sept 12 1924 local notices report a prep club for ages eleven to twelve forming at the M G A, and a bowling league starting at Ethicist with a new alley. Also a six room house on Alexander street nearing completion by Edgett Planing Mill and Warren’s attendance at Oil Creek Baptist association in Erie. Weather notes include first frost at Corry and cool fall nights in Warren. Troop Two Warren wins first prize at the exposition.
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Gira
Warren Post Office
Roosevelt Warren
Alexander Street
Edgett
Warren
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Wayne Park
Erie
Retrospective One to Four Years Ago Tribute
A concise retrospective recalls events and milestones from one to four years prior, highlighting notable people, places, and moments that shaped the period. The piece surveys memory lanes, reflecting on public figures, community events, and significant developments.
Dinner Stories on Marriage and Late Hours
A humorous exchange asks if marriage changed life. The reply: not at all. Before marriage the speaker stayed up late for Leon to go home, now they stay up late for him to come home. The remark highlights the perpetual late hours in domestic life.
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Leon
One Minute Pulpit Psalm Verse Fragment
A brief religious excerpt cites Psalm 49 17 49 about fools suffering transgression and iniquities. It notes their abhorrence of meat and approaching death, followed by crying to the Lord who saves them from distress. The text reflects devotional language and archaic spelling.
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Warren Tribune
Warren, Tribune Company
E& D, Wetmore
Henry A.’ Bascett
RG. Chapel
Henry H. Bascett
W. Cousins
Fred C. Eston
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. R van Cleve
E. D. Wetwore
William H. Wright
Frank R Ford
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Sylvia
Dofe
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Colonists? Association
Elite Headwaiters’ Association
Every Name Campaign
Finnish Temperance Society
Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Green Coffee Association
Hebrew Hayfever Relief Association
Hip Hing Tong
Ice Publicity Association
Ladies Feather Pillow Association
Midwives National Association
National Patriotic Song Association
Squad Breeders Association
Primaritans Brotherhood
Sanitary Postage Association
Skat Sailing Association of America
Sugar Sampler’s Association
Manhattan
Luella
Diet and Gieast
Lulu Bunt Peters
Corry
Club
Lulu Hunt Peters
Cochrane
County Medica Society
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