West Likely to Give Ald to Herbert Hoover
A fragmentary report from a 1932 campaign era column notes Western delegates leaning toward Herbert Hoover at the national convention. It cites unnamed Republicans and local observers predicting Hoover’s delegate strength and possible path to the 1932 GOP nomination, with mention of key states and figures.
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Herbert Hoover
Paul’ i Malloy
Herbert
Jones
California
Nebraska
Setatory
Nerris
Oregon
Senstor MeNafowaty
Lowden
Hoover
Dutal
Hope to Seal Two Day Sore Spots
Washington officials moved to deploy up to 4000 men into the Detroit border area to fortify enforcement as part of a broader protest against Canadian access. Treasury official Lowman announced a major reshuffle and audit to improve the revenue service and boost border control amid calls for stronger penalties and better conditions.
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Washington
Detroit River
Lyle
Btu
Orexon
Alaska
E. Xamnathon
Lxles
Five Arrested in Strip Poker Game
Milwaukee detectives raided an apartment early today and arrested five people three men and two women and one nude man after a strip poker game. All were taken to the central police station where they claimed it was a friendly game. In Washington a separate note about aviator Yamaha mentions a court martial rating and a flood of headlines toward directions toward Mississippi.
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Milwacker
Wis
Manufacturers Day at Fair Attracts Many
A Wisconsin event at the fair draws numerous exhibitors and visitors. highlights include paper making displays, livestock and dairy contests, and a $7,000 prize horse show. Weather improves after rain. events in the pavilion run through Friday with educational and spelling contests featured tomorrow.
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Howly
Fox River Valley
George Vila
Milas Wiha
Aldo
Stewart Flowing
Jefferson Comty
Junior Hoatstein Heival
Vloyd McTonal
Wess Salem
Molstein
Mark Pek
Wolstein
Arthue Erdman
Cort Meinson
Jontor
Sielagert
Fliers Released in Mexico Report U 5
Reports from Kelly Field Texas state Cape GC Reynolds and Sergeant Gus Newland of the second division air services were released by authorities in Presidio de Vado de Piedras Mexico. The US airmen were seized when they were on the Mexican side of the border while searching for a wartime installation in the desert. Mexican authorities still hold the American army plane. Glove transportation in that region is primitive. The men could not return without release. Cor in th, X i Clotis Sweeney 26 fire chief and his brother Leo F Sweeney died when an automobile skidded and went over a bank landing in a hollow bankment.
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San Antono
Tex
Kelly Field
Cape GC
Reynolds
Gus Newland
Anthories
Presidio de Vado de Piedras
Mexico
Wye
Corinth
Clotis J. Sweenes
Leo F. Sweeney
Milwaukee
Teachers Cleared of Tuberculosis in Waukesha County
An August Wisconsin survey of eighty teachers in Waukesha County found all without active tuberculosis. Fourty four were diagnosed as having inactive or latent disease. three showed suspicious tonsils. No contagious cases were found, and eighteen teachers were advised to seek further examination.
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Waukesha County
Esahors
Wisconsin
Weing
Ellie Miystelans
Wight
Mitliss
Wisntne
Sin Ant Tuberculosis — Association
Jonehly Eithla
Wiskesha County
Seth Joeters
Government starts evacuation as Chinese movement nears
Fragmentary report indicates a government order to evacuate as a Chinese movement approaches. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the notice signals an urgent precautionary action for affected areas. Authorities urged residents to follow official instructions and stay tuned for updates.
Navy Takes Over Search For Redfern Involving Coast Guard
Acting Secretary Warner assigns Commander Phil Laurait to lead the hunt for Redfern. Lauriet plans to coordinate with Pant de Varner and Todfern’s men, focusing on fisheries coast and private aviation options. Authorities suspect Redfern fled toward the water. private aviators propose a route via the West Indian South.
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Wasiington
Philly Laurlut
Vous Guard
Kiarlda
Redfern
Adbntyal
Willer
Hhetraeted Luriat
Vammernny
Hranswick
Porto Rico
Laluriat
de Varner
Todfert
Secretary of Navy
Coast Guard
W. Laurlet
Florida East Voaal
Htedfern
Warner
Famous Milwaukee Saloon Raided and Prohibition Case
Milwaukee officers raided a long standing saloon known as Helic ost, arresting brothers Myity and Bryward Koster on charges tied to violations of federal alcohol laws. Agents found barrels of beer in a cellar beneath the building, uncovering illicit activity at the establishment.
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Milwaukee
Alibwaikee
Myity
Bryward Koster
United States
Lindbergh era transoceanic flight insight noted
President Coolidge cites recent record flights as proof of progress toward practical trans oceanic air travel. He compares the feats to Charles Lindbergh and says further discoveries are needed before air travel becomes a regular method for passengers and freight.
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Coollage
Reopen Ware Wilson Conference Aimed at Pennsylvania Vote
Kansas City belatedly reports Sen Janica Reed chairing an investigating committee meeting set for September 7 in Chicago. William S Ware and Win Wilson, defeated candidate, invited. Sen James Watson asked to join. Reed says agenda to devise methods to prevent future Pennsylvania election irregularities.
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Kansas City
Janica Reed
Senate
Pennsylvania
Chicago
William S. Ware
Win
Wilson
NéFdead
James Watson
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Sehhidr Reed
Cajmlleca
Requests for Dairy Aid Funds Thrown at Coolidge
Ole Murtin of Orlowns Nebraska presented a letter to President Coolidge urging government support for dairy farmers. The missive argued for a cooperative marketing approach and educational programs over direct price supports, contrasting with McNary Hauge relief plans and naming several signers from various states.
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Rai
Daly
Coolddge Tufay
Ole Murton
Orlowns
Kewesryl Manger
Marnees
Equity Co-operative
Orountery
Swansau
Mathiger
United
United States
Cremm
Mairy
Hanson
Baker
Atwond
Temperance union officials reelected at annual convention
Mrs Bogle heads the Nations Women's Christian Temperance Union as she begins another term. Ada Wise Smith and Mrs San HW Fnge are reelected in roles, with Anni Marden Deyo newly elected corresponding secretary. Other officers, including Nelie G Nueger and Margaret C Maups, are confirmed in their posts. Chinese troops entered the area near Bin Marbin as reports say 350 hostages may be released as part of a mobilization.
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Minneapolis
Boole
Brooklyn
the Nations Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ada Wise Smith
Dex Mein
San
Linenla
Papain
Anni Marden Deyo
San Francisco
Fumees P. Parks
Evineton
Nelie “G. Nueger
Springfield
Margaret C. Maups
Evanston
Murder case shocks community as couple slain
In Kentucky a murder investigation ties a fleeing suspect to the killings of Henry Russell and his sweetheart, Pavina Learnont. Authorities describe a planned interrogation of a girl and five youths, with suspects jailed despite rumors of a blonde accomplice. Witnesses dispute timelines as investigators pursue clues around a rowdy house, a missing machine, and a car tied to the suspect.
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Non
Cuti
Frei Hssell
Pavina Learnont
Crisms
Milet Stephens
Sal
Leeuw
Jub
Clinde Stankens
Benetie
Amin
Russell
Miss Stephens
Tare
Uarland Reynolds
Jamey Winstead
Dae Loward
Sequaindancey
Reynolds
Winstead
Wirtsland
Toward
Aml
Kassel
Joong
Hurssell
Grain futures drift to new lows on bearish weather
Grain futures fell to fresh lows as wheat and corn slipped further in thin activity. Traders noted weak weather and bearish reports weighing on prices with cash grain also easing despite some modest strength in parts of the market.
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Jaminy
Mit
Lutier Wether
Northwefet
Hurone
Giek
Sraders i
Howe
Gashote
Travishaus
Fee Row No Effect on Chaplin Decree
Los Angeles report says over payment of receiver's fees will not alter the Chaplin divorce decree as ruled by Guerin. The decree was originally settled with a fee dispute. Florence de Vililoras of Pretoria is noted in a separate hospital discharge report.
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Los Angeles
Chaplin
Sunchor
Guerin
Phoenurt
Roy
Threeniver
Pena Phea
Misa
Florence de Vililoras
Pretoria
South Africa
Levine flies Leviathan crew to cross Atlantic from Croydon
Captain Walter Hinchcliffe and Charles A. Levine lead the route on the Leviathan, with Maurice Drough and others receiving funds in francs. The airship Columbia remains the planned vessel with a wireless system and British compass setup, aiming for New York with protective guards aboard.
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Quanwehla
Yor
Croydon
Walter Hinchcliffe
Wot
Charles A. Levine
Wener
Aioe
Columbia
Levine
United Press
Levin
Clits
Lockwedd
York
Maurice Droughin
Hismeetin Mathis
Dvoniih
Laelioud
Wready
Matt
Atlantic
New York
Waller R. C. Tech
Minehcliffe
Heliada
Paris
Nuk
Colombia
Averhan
Kevine
Aeronautien Corporation
Watterson
Crayton
Pialdache
Conimbin
Kinkade
Init
Kitkale
London
Sturl Sani
Asis Neti
Crangell
4Vie
Maurice Crowhig
Pravin
Protection of Americans in Mexico Urged by State Dept
Washington The State Department today instructed the American embassy in Mexico City to renew representations to the Mexican government for protection of 18 Americans reported endangered by armed elements. The embassy advised no troops have arrived and cited a telegram from the American consul at Guadalajara dated yesterday.
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Washington
Sibte Department
Guadalafira
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