Hays Apology Spurs Protests Over Cartoon Publication
A New York dispatch reports Republican National Chairman Hays apologized for publication and circulation of a local cartoon mocking Professor Wilson’s views. The incident drew renewed condemnation from clergymen and lay leaders, with fundraising and party figures cited for controversy. Comments from Allan A. Ryan and others note ongoing political maneuvering surrounding the cartoon and subsequent campaign contributions.
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Tirey Home From Franklin Meeting
Fragmented text indicates a meeting note involving Tirey and Franklin with garbled lines. Likely a local news snippet referencing a trip or attendance and a Herald mention. No clear dates or places discernible from the fragments.
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Peace of World Depends on Voter in 1936 Campaign
New York dispatch reports Democratic National Committee Chair George White urging voters to back the League of Nations and James M. Cox to prevent militarism. He frames the election as a choice between joining world powers for peace and prosperity or rejecting the league and risking national and global conflict.
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Purepakt Appeals From County Award In Civil Action
The Perpaht Urania Company appeals a county award claiming injury to business from a subdivision project. The plaintiff seeks damages and attests property rights were violated by the defendant’s actions. The appeal argues the award amount is insufficient and portions of the judgment should be reversed or remanded.
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Fragmentary Local Notice With Unreadable Fragments
The readable parts show a damaged OCR fragment referencing dates and names but most details are illegible. It suggests a local notice or report with scattered proper nouns, but the core action and entities remain unclear.
Nine Million Women Vote First Time Tomorrow
A New York dispatch notes the presidential election featuring major party nominees and a record number of women voters. Forecasts vary with party lines, with Republicans tipped for victory and Democrats urging female voters to prevent war. Debs forecasts high vote as socialist leaders predict strong showings. Weather on election day expected to be unsettled from the eastern seaboard to the west with rain and cold fronts.
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Athosta Nenitenigny
Vutlodik
Tyivilly
Presidential Candidate Traverses Nation on Campaign Tour
The reported candidate has traveled about 21,000 miles by campaign time, delivering hundreds of speeches while living in a car and touring far from the northeast to the northwest and south. Observers note a constant grind as he seeks the presidency, with campaigns intensifying toward election day.
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Ate
Guy Thougand
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Irish student hanged for murder complicity
An Irish student faced execution for murder complicity after petitioning officials. The Lord Mayor and church leaders supported the case, while the archbishop and others argued against the sentence. The court maintained the verdict amid public and political debate.
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Nov 1 report from Dillon on labor world and a labor party candidate for U S Senate. The text notes discussion of a speaking role for a private wife and mentions political controversy surrounding a labor candidate and party figures.
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Body of Joseph Me Crisaken Arrives in New York
The body of Joseph MéeCrisaken, who died in France from pneumonia, arrived in Brooklyn on Saturday. The coffin was expected to be opened for identification, with plans for funeral arrangements to follow in New York.
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Une Norul Nde
Joseph MeCrisaken
France
Brooklyn
County election boards urged to cooperate on returns
Fragmentary county election message requests Democratic members of election boards to help gather returns from all parts of the county. It calls for prompt telephonic information and stresses unity in completing results.
Women of Daviess County urge vote for peace and change
A fragmented note urges women to support independent candidates for both offices and encourages entry into a broader movement for good will and world peace. The message references early dates and Civic groups, urging turnout and collective action.
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Argatet Donnelly
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Onen
Street Car and Auto Damaged in City Collision
On Saturday afternoon a street car and an automobile were damaged at Main and Westeson. Witnesses say Wilson admitted driving the auto and struck the street car on the right front, causing wheel and fender damage. No injuries were reported.
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Burt
Indiana Quiet as Election Nears
Indiana voters and campaigns edge toward the upcoming election as candidates, parties, and margins dominate local chatter. Officials warn of manipulation while campaigns urge turnout, with complex messaging and late-night outreach shaping the final push before polls open.
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Whistles Recall Drivers in No Accident Campaign
Balliners and Obio shen whistles visit Iwero town to remind men of the no accident drive. The campaign runs from October 18 to November 16 with whistle blasts Monday mornings near 9:00 a.m. to 9:03 a.m. to reinforce safety messages.
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Editorial Calls Methodist Voters to Back League
Chicago Nov 1 An editorial in the Northwestern Christian Advocate urges Methodist voters to support the League of Nations regardless of party. It argues U S policy risks disaster by isolation and stresses Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine as essential safeguards while naming many nations allied with the League.
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Isolation and U S Role in World Cooperation Debated
A historical discussion argues that US foreign policy cannot return to isolation. It warns that rejecting the League and global cooperation risks national soul and security. The piece notes wartime lessons and stresses engagement with world programs to avoid embarrassment and peril.
Western states election outlook remains unsettled
Reports from San Francisco and Nevada show split views on election results west of the Rockies. Republicans predict sweeping gains except possibly in California and Washington, while Democrats, led by Senator Itman, anticipate victories across most Mountain and Pacific states.
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Itman
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California Referendum on Japanese Exclusion Bill
Washington November 1 Secretary of State Das viv warned that any result in California’s vote on the anti Japanese and voting bill that does not align with the nation’s instinct of justice will be unacceptable to the nation.
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Shall We Vote As We Pray in Washington Denomination Letter
A damaged OCR item shows a message to ministers of major denominations urging churchgoers to consider the League of Nations before voting. The letter, dated October 24, calls for patriotic duty and prayerful reflection on international peace, with emphasis on civic responsibility.
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Everything is Set for the Big Day
Election boards prepared as Weather prospecs favor turnout. rain could still affect totals. Nearly half the potential voters are women, boosting turnout hopes while delaying results past midnight. Both parties confident polls open Tuesday at 6 am and close at 8 pm with strict adherence to precinct procedures.
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Ideal Fall Weather During October
The October weather page notes temperature swings with light frost midmonth and a warm peak near 88 degrees. October’s average temperatures reached a high of 77.6 and a low near 49.3 while precipitation totaled 1. Nehha. There were 20 clear days during the month.
Saturday Brings Multiple Injuries In City
Four accidents left several residents injured in a Saturday spate of incidents. A boy near eight suffered a knee fracture after a chair collapse at a barber shop on Seventh Street. Mrs Wright slipped from a chair and broke both wrists while adjusting a heater. Mrs Pook and Mrs McCullough also sustained wrist injuries in separate mishaps. Additional unnamed individuals were noted among a list of other minor injuries from the day's events.
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