St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 4, 1928

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rie ont, PAGE 2 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 1H nineteen is | vintilla Bratiano. who succeded to 4" * | { ae . e | ‘the premiership after the death se ROBRER CAUGHT a i) BOTH SIDES CLAIM Crowd at Last Night’s Smith Speech NEW JERSEY POLLS RUMANIAN SS Ne hed unt Dee yop yo : He ‘| | pence gn. The Premier argued that RUNNING PISTOL A he st poanenyonty loan was ‘para- | — a Bie jerations and ould tall Af the He Is One of Three Aon (7oOVveTI mM a it ta . ys : il _ . BS. we howeve ; ’ —— ' nega | Let sagen pu interrupted in 4 nha ELECTION TUESDAY suet meeeen mmm, (CDERAL OFFICERS OF $200,000.00) > 2 s, Aires —- — a | : te Nicholas. son — @ | Moe & | " 4 : a 2 Bi , ) ees use 01 a | Marie. Patriarch Crisie¢a G. O. P. Predicts 90,000. ) | :* = : | mi | Deputy U. s. Marshals and Bratiano Ministry Resigns | Mere. ‘ani etl hanes Majority for Hoover — | [4 tai . : —_ , Ba sie Department of Justice When Premier Is Forced "*™* 0° the i-sear-old King Democrats Think Smith . ae ee 5: 3 a Agents Will Be Available, Out of Office as Sop to “re! new in exile Will Win Handily. ’ ' apt tes | » oa ¢ . = | It Is Announced. Peasants. eld Sp at nd ctrl Ws, MSS re Physi Pits patna di Cu yitill Bdrm tals 1S. VICTORIES IN STATE Na ots § ) sy tbe Aaspcisica F Sy the Aemciated” Pree nscvonee $éebe . ‘ ; . é‘ > . ’ ; NEW ARK. ae A , ~t nit LCHAREST. Nov. 3. Ruinauia of a new Cabinet , ad Stats = . ATS Iii ~ ae (Ae-f at a “ . . e s " ~~ 4 7 RACE PREDICTED TOO ; 7s . a . was thrown intg ¢ tate of politi In the meantime. J: : . y ‘ ; racnneil Le I : tr) bil ~~ . > ; ; ‘ . ‘ , C - dé Sire i h | - We . : z « ss > snd : - a ~ . ee | * ; - . . ° ¥ e _- . -_ ; = Cildsheu | rice, firin ; y leaders aiter UM- i the national peasant party, which. Should a confergnce be held be- Peice tient Seek ra ali _—. team ti " . ~“~> : , i : 3 dé 2 c wii | otc 4 ; itutes 80 per cent of the vot- | twee n Maniu and the re EFency coun- nurs s wer Oi al wuason ati 4sBaCc x 4 J in- ‘ = — Mel “TY - } ~ Ty r ; , = ‘ - - — -™ . 1 et : * - . e J baa 3 o I aneatia és Cc ‘ a orities at Washington an- rn ansyvivania, should partici ci tomorrow result in a decision licemen who made the a argh "es - A mocratic State ommittee issu- : ; , > a 7 2 ee wag sist, era ite fr y in the celebrations Dec. | that an all-party coalition govern- Price is held for th ' : aca to — — ing a forecast that Missouri ie the Pe i : c : ~ 4 | . #' -_ . -_ _— " " o ! oO -umania’s annexation of | ment is impossible, the regency thor | zy other 3 hac! L. sMeeker, ,if ’ *, .eoele ’ ~i} . , 4 vr . “ : . a . P election Tuesday will go for Smit) : Ry ' 3 . ral ia. The regeney real-| would have only the alternatives! _ ped ‘Se murder of his 14- , . ~ . . o> ? »s= 3 > by a substantiai Mmajorit' . # i . ~~ , , . i 3 : | . in Bn | ine this itnont he peasa nts CO BesA TTD stv t Qa il Lek is ee isle — a . Sts ‘: a ‘ ’ ‘ on . lainty in the campaign this yea! be far from sufficient to Over- | which have been profitable to the | and ordered di :.» | repudiate 1 stabilization loan if| gendarmerie and the garrison are/| near Sparta. His widow, ered he had suffic 2 ° . 4 lle. ave +4 se . , ' — i : =e Via : ais - provide no really safe basis for 8) (ome the normal Kepublican ma- | recipients. Except for losses ites | ne into power. i mobilized as a precaution against | dren, father and mother, wn proceed with the t ? alte , . . ° ss a a ° De . a estimate. jority an d the Democratic losses i t¢ rn} reason. his adnate lother voters An regency yesterday notified disturbances. and brother survive. p> a first- degree mu I rs. tee spite of the fact ¢t Party managers naturally are Op- | Now, there is not the slightest ight H. Brown. who has an ex- | & timistic. Their information as to) ) envy thousands wi! : “ees es ‘rate Ws :, j 4 E. Mee ; ' doubt that many thousands who }¢¢.}) record as State Senat Indiana Democrats Use Detectives fa }rances e . ’ is a eL_wv ‘ z Po. Be et l tor. +o | : POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT o Sage palitical conditions is based on op- | usually vote the Democratic ticket | well. It is entirely possible at ) oy _ - . ah i . ' . ss 2's . gain of approximately 160.006 voles er in which « lase there ia the great phon awWwyers to Elmer V). Jones, i signed to the principal cllies in - 4 fs on the night of a 4A Dt = F ; a! : > » the ery Cprati anai se € ‘ 4 ? . ear ‘ P 2 9 . over its total of four years ago. ; or num b . ‘ atic ‘ rr nittee. in fas Py “i get a net gain of 84.0090 votes. bios There will be approximat Y ~€£VvVV |; among [hese leading the Rep ibli- rmocr: ; ; ational Committee ee A that ee wos : ) : ; cast this year than | can ticket inal survey today, | on re — ver can carry the Stute VV more votes cast s — U lat t un ye nae ; ; 3 ; : ; .¥i ri 11g : ra. r. Coolidge Got Half in 1924. piles before od wag io 4 - bro . Normal Votes for Others. bea Pager a me cope atl age my 7 Gurveral detectives already have er “At the time cid Snel Maes 2 eee eS eS in the races of Richard Nacy,',.., .. Gg Hy ey sees eh if een at work in Lake County (Cal, © 1 99 Hunt avenue, wh It works out this way: In 1924, , - unknown : . is Tn foral votes for Gevx- Smith. | vided are unknown and there is n9» Dem oc rat, and Larry Brunk. hie- é : : net rezion and in Warion County . at wife was his j Coolidge pqlled a total of 648.486,; .., to determine whether the / ,oniecer se Bat nh | mn addition he “solid south, oy Ral | "a ssid. Sher- goad ke tater the * 57: » 722 t} . “s 3 .2. ie oS \-Gs 38 Lor wiaie Treasurer’: | _ ; . oe y . \ ‘ I ir Ser: | is +A ee at a a4 Di ¥F few were nus ‘ and Davis a total oO. m=, it ve ‘ 1€ Democ rats or the R epu ibiicans ; ‘ Harris D " : . a « L) i 4 A i 4bd ‘ : Orn Slc SSA as ; 2 he Inte Ww Ria : vi on x y near It lan f the 1.307.958 votes rolled . ' wae, erocrat, @Fe i chi ts. Rh Island. Tennessee, ASB By | s a% r ' — = balance o 1.50% . ¢ | will get {he larger part of it. Were/, 4, Wiuter, Republican. for/ a:; | : iy iam urns, \ cheduied to ar- ‘38 bought a farm an that year going to minor candi-/ there no questions urging to party lemtenamt Ciecmed : ts ano onighr to take dates, mostly to La Follette. Cool-| poiting this year, this new vote | nant Ren iths ate a jMontans, evade dee er a: Ge | lersonal ie large r Ind! una sit- Dr. W. P. Button o idge received 49.6 per cent of the conld decide the election. Thor pte aren — i D.11 Ico, NE ersey, Marylam ) A} ie t Poe ees ge ; er avenue. whe total vote cast, Davis 43.8 per cent | One thing on which many lead- hompson, Republican, Miate ‘irginia, Kent kv. Nehbras- UadliONn. 2 Gees ee : - wl ao peti: Mes and the minor candidates €.7 Per ery ot both parties agree is that |A¥@HOr, the indications poin lorado, Connecticut, New | OLDFIELD SAYS DEMOCRATS Wile trom St Mary's 1 Ts. ; hnormat 4 it yy - e mrnahir a , ve Slee cent. the result in Missouri Ling , | Ham eS dodevateee eis | m | protests of physick , bs ee - ‘tory depen ey Perera ‘ies It is eatimated the total vote, the result in ST. Louis, 2 4 7 ss . _ £42448 c A Okiahom Io We «i, ' bbe lilinois. ARE LIKELY T0 RULE HOUSE , v the boy told h 1,500,000, but the vote for minor) ~i. ang in Marviand on As a result of this election, the Washington, laware, Ohioanq CoPgressional Campaign Chief “a | . id - nied te é ak ; : a > b s\ ‘ ‘ ‘ : . ~ +2 Bis 4a . . ‘ ’ wai ers a candidates will be in much [ess “a snes ‘il le ue. } Pemocrats are in danger of losine | Pennsvlvani classified a Foresees Increase of 30 to | more. that Hoover will lead ou I ang of iosing S) , a: s oq | Button said on one roportion than in 1924. when it], » on ¢ Smit} a Oe ‘, | their majority in the 4 n.| ‘doubtful states 60 Members. Pp D st ate and that > Lith Willi ica , ee . 4 fissouri co Ou i . wept and praye a mon tos pee Seth A AB a oa CORN ee en ad a ante th et tel a ee ny ashi. this Be 7 ~ fr Sout Hea , . en ° P nai 7 ~~ . t «» MiCT SUL wine . ee APPT Cone Bl, ARLE. RARER CORB ‘ was comparatively heavy because | the eity Acres ne on t} e@ they gressiona!l delegation In the pres Senator M ose jk crats and ul ublicans from Hampshire, chairman of the East- | not fewer than 3? and. possibly as pe stn —_ : : | at many as 60 in the Democratic ) iastly has refused to and in some campaigns of recent) So mu fo: oe situation the State. ere j sibility | ern Advisory Commitee of the Hoo- he , his wife’s charg »'that in +} . : : . i Wie mem bershi f th use of Rep- |! me) years it has been less than 1 per! , 4 as P , e nation that in the n ngress -e wil] | ver-Curtis eampaign, made public | ™¢™ership of the Hous “ep ‘ Mis qoabrpen dey. ws — ce pUSnc ts fused to waive extra : ’ > . . *» > > | . \ 44 ‘4 : s— ; ; ‘ / : : a reeean * +; - - ow " e - , i > . cent. | tic oa ibe 1¢ publi ind six Demo- | today his calculation of election re- | TeS@ntatives eigen» » Tuesday s bal TRE arrives at Cuytet This year it is not likely to run Gettir Unitee St , Crats, isults, showin etorv loting was predicted in a statement +4 ~ _ ‘ r on : etting to 1te@ State ' f , , piu rales. aie . " eae ‘ . - pe higher than the 1920 percentage, + aD Re; alse o' th etr — nti-Sm + ; : . ’ iss led today hs t ongre SsTTl an Wil- ; _ es in em q at vile S Si-O | ' ) : fly tn the hope ; fand the candidates on t n ith , which would make its total ap-) propre sentiment which is supposed to e “we Hoeve : ? élantare | A. Oldfield, chairman of the | ) ro imate! 85 000 Dedu eting| i tic ket ‘ equal unce rti iM Vv eX) xt ; eventy-first Congress by a mar- 1.8 VER ENDS HI . , | both drys, the conditions are some- |," **"PUPHcan this year are the; the age of miracles came to an end §° nty-first mp + degnedls, . licemen iv per for mance : Al Wr ceiving , in excess of half, or more | w? different fror tha | ihird, Fifth, Sixth Seventh. Four- } at Houston when a Southern Dem-/ £1n of not fewer than °0 and pos- | , : — than 732.750. will win. To reach/ ”* liserent from tic ' of po who die , as , ry eq : sist t i = sil wi [presidential race. On the liquor| "th and Sixteenth. Congressman | ocracy permitted Gov. Smith to be Sibly as man as 50, votes. of duty and for disabled and veteran i ADDRESS At e ° | ; 7 ; . ry : e* ‘ . > ¢ — > + that figure the Democrats wih issue there is no parti Milligan in > Third does not seem | nominated in le East, the statement have to increase their vote fron whe ig apo a : eee” pu ; other is wrong. a wae ea ek OP | anata io be Seta Metin ter aha | Winsconsin, tec Sack. eriet fee a, ee Must be voted upon by entire State — Applies only to St. Lowis | HRMS. as a matter of tu Why Democrats Are Uvpeful. | a sdk ilies Saat mee ; eee laim The Democrats also insist | Massachuseti« “che eaing i? © ble | ali | Nag Ray teat is ae om «2 Matic candidates for The Democratic claims are based te : : han - aida » hi dasdie ey a : ine ad * agit Oo | Si peas... e z De oc : C : » u lay ne Gain aud Lose. e is a chance 1 r candidate | Mexico, Rhode und. ‘nnessee | conviction that only by the ele r - POLICE : ; d d = - 4 by th ir par on these contention: . Hav seemir els will pick ne rw elfth,. J or : I le Mcle- i and Marvilan | of emocratic a@mini ration can pension system 1s nee € at ’ Kd ano ner com petiti That Hoover will suffer very . HE Seerests Personnel | a if tha r 7 4 Pie of é Republican votes more, & Negro, has a chance of Lists the Hoover States farm issu ol ve isfa BA once to enable more efficient admin- heavy losses from the usual He- | ,. 4 »le rains? Cong — oe . | ‘tions, though it is ubtful th On against COngressaman lyer iste * the states Hoove: ‘iy t e farmers. ; *& ' : : " publican vote in St. souls and 'will be tn laree Volum He wii | it also is probable that the Dem-j} was certa arry. California, “My informatio s th ; \ a istration of the department and = ee a: k up the prospec 10 counties with large German- }lose some am the drv Demo. | CCra%ic Majority in the State Sen-.| Colorado, onne Delaware, | gain anyw! n 12 to 2 On __ . iii tT nmniion ij 3 , : t - * a : partly on the liquor issue and | ther vote the straight Republican | /088 8ufficien ipe Out working | Nevada New Hampshire. New Jer-| “We also expect to make ¢: Police work is extra-hazardous—so much so » h the same partiy on the theory that Ger- ticket in their swit: to 2, ,e¢ontrol of the Sen: n th ast | sev. Nort os hi, , See vgs & j Aegan, teh, Geasunih o> « + oe , ° hi ee ” : Underwood man-Americans are opposed to’ |... eae: wp Naa ears» ne " alge iSenate ther . li ls fan “eis fe ee ee ee ee atten 93 — mt M that insurance rates are practically pro ibitiv ec. ) who opposed the Hoover on questions growing Out | wo hold to the vi that no mi: ind 1 ‘publicans ‘nator Fo Dakota, rts Vermont. Washin 8 age - Police salaries always have been comparatively ‘ oe See war. iter if Patterson is dry, he cannot |i" the First District appears t« ton, West Virginia and Wyoming. | | ~ low. Few ths pass without some member sist, they vote That the 84,160 votes p sill ieiabmentachin Tos ine 2 ' in the greatest danger ! — epoer ana eae SO xe | French Societies’ “Armistice Dinner OW. ew mon S pas: , eS Previzions of the by La Follette in 1924 wi! * | On the other hand -virtual.| There seemingly lll be some | state: ‘ _ ble FE es 308 The French Society and he | of the force being killed or permanently dis- a 6TOT «Cprotection ¢ the most part go to Smith. “— pe Pie pation ie ek bask as ag I aeitnlainngs wba a eal a > mae 82 hy ee er ench Mutual Society of St. | ~ ae a aR " Wes of co) one Reggie | ly is certain to pick up some votes | SWitchin it of membership in|the nominations were made. Th . : Te ee abled. St. Louis is the only city of its size with- a. ee That there is a big defection ‘in St. Louis from Republicans who! ™ use of Representatives, in | country 1de up its min § eeertinl « -OUlS iit jointly celebrate the | , : , ee. iy preached ag: among Republican farmers lee > the se tenga ge y one | the last Legislature 79 Republicans | the Houst 2 oe pid restaas & rt nth anniversary of the signing of | out k police pension system to provide for dis- ee 8 as nine month ¢ ‘ : ' Oiks t! nivy n wae nee i it . u om | t] iIston onven im. and } is; ok : telelhe Git Pe ee pa A a . ‘ mi a) ae aa mat gains sg hese Pais ipa i'thought. to vote for Smith, and / 2" l Democrats, b contre to be diverted on Tu istice with a dinner ' abled and veteran policemen and widows and — “+ mom véted ts will exceed by many thousands +) Ask eek ' instant feduction - } lw i} - ‘+ } ; , fe . 7 > ? Lf lar naw . ieare nothing about who wins for iy Will remain with the Re- a 1 Hotel Statler next Sat- 2 . losses due to opposition to ‘ul ig | Publicans. Some counties now rep- mt ADQ0 REFUSES 10 “AMPLIFY urday evening at 7 o'clock. . orphans of deceased policemen. a you are ; any othe r ofid4ce. It ts doubtful if UDiCaAn! nlies n I . Smith because of religious feel- til ies i aaa 111) resented by Ds “rat “oo . J. Spencer will liver an — Gas : ioe and pronibition Vays gains from thle clans “will | Tesemted by Democrats will send | BLEDBE OF LOYALTY TO PARTY rie. 72200". Proposition No. 2 was drafted after careful con- forthe — | fie wn. ee ewe 2 la ameag-me an offices as those PRenub licans who that — Ds mocrats will be sent | Has No Addition to Make to State- | sideration of Various types of pension systems. Cc ti : : con mae . . pase i|are moved to ite for Smith be-| from St. Louis. which | the last | . “ps — 7 . > . : “ onstitu med il more. these contentions sri “te d ae, ni : Sr t | rarely apse goin » one | ment ghee saseth ge rve My The vyoveer proposed 1s the same type of sys- ®. of ‘ : aaa RE a en eS je nae — . RE, ee - Care i satan Sl ” oe inlay . e LS x a J a > nor aAet "mor beliews for Pre pa re a revi i= be eh OPS FS INOS (8 inde ie oetendtl sociates on the Democratic seem to be much stronger Smith, and in St. Louls Smith doubtediy is much stronger t) . bi tices : ea) aes bs | 4 fee e . ers Ww t ie. ; the nati } lac! . } tior at else : 5 = | to win $1, while the Smith bettor| Hamilton telegraph: A in Zylo Frame | adopted a Constitutional Amendment two MITTEE OF ST. LOUIS | ~ ‘he consumpti for Hoover vote the straight Re- ' ———2- wee bs ! can Ww. yar | — ' a3 to how : ° eee a ' . i . rr as ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH siabdientn ‘tiutenh dad : the | © cote “ the chance of nan” ace | nd it $6.00 READING $3 00 years ago to permit police pensions. FINISH Felix E. Gunter, Chairmae i , iP erator and fru ° country, where most the Smith bie te re ireply follows: rs oe GLASSES.... ' : THE JOB—by oO wai ES” let ~ oe int of a? 2 scratching will take piace this rom Kearney, local betting com- | oa follows: KRYPTOK SPHER Vy voting 9 on Proposition 1000s Liberty Central Trent 9 Et Of 1926, vou will —_ SA¢ . : ’ ™ - os. ‘ epnlvin t ur teleeres - i I x ntimber is not expected to he laryze. aaa We y ony = Odda on thea ’ a? “abso! stay ; 0 pusnord , ; . ICAL GLASSES $7 50 No. 2 oo ™. 4s. Mo. ; a . noceunary tighten: : ; resuit in Kentucky fractionally last . wh ge nese By a be 3 ; . ty | econon: HATES ° ess Proportionately it generally is be- night, making Hoover the ‘. : rn mith’s position on prohibition an Astigmatic or Special Lenses ea Products “ ra 1ons Heved Henry 8. Caulfield. his Re. |. ro iol eee ee . “s" ——* lthe sigatecek amendr Beomewhat Higher mS | are the Ss Of Agr publican opponent. will tos ; < | istear tr the -to-2 fa- hall reserk sii ue 3 ets ' -~A careful Ne aeed for two |! . dl ’ ones upa eredineg thie | as a seats “es the ser rw ney |vorite. New Jersey was transferred / ance.” _— pay Party A0S FREE ectentific pair of gtad«e«. Proposition No. 2 is Indorsed by = ' large; y dependent. pews published - ‘ a cratching of ce. examination of These will de for % ne te your int: featerday from the ven. ay | 7 | 4 Moe of wecial die-| Hioover hy Republican: in @ - _— even-money| Hamilt as th ae 6 your eves by ovr reedine Pein a ; land the Amc: | ad — St. Louis | group to the group in which Hoo- manager vs fon © preconvention registered special. and working. Wise Republican and Democratic State Platforms and © “e » Of sertiona list , thn Sn ver is the favorite, making Hoover | on McAdoo in Georgia in [ tet of 31 years’ frame. complete | by the Se. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, the St. Louis Chamber of 3 ence ef nat! ee . , ' 92 r » erce, ety Labor, he Lowis 5 Beck re the mest effective the favorite to carry 29 ahetien 1 I wey Mont hen he carried th: State in ere’ % with examination. Comm St. Louis Saf Council, Mi Fed of & 4 = a i ne i persona Po itical aor ey ree tiv, . " . “ . . jt } moc ra? ic prefe rete Pin, % " 'enrincse “rp t Ww ; # a io ae brea. zation Of |against Smith's 14. The odds are| over mt 7 T mary FREER OY eee Central Trades and Labor Union, Missouri Farmers’ Association . “ her ticket. It) bused solely on the amount of r Senator Oscar W. Un- : ' | | : ' Un Association of Missouri, by a Committee of 330 has been built up through eight | money bet on each candidate and | o_o by 99.009 majority. A. F. HOFFMANN Y entitied .* ereeeeeses -Sl0 on : ‘eee e eee . Georgia vot a ae : 7 years ef office holding. during | do not refiect Kearney’ political “ od 160 times for Me- Optometrist fer 31 Years ‘ie ow Republican pa Lie) ne bes Adoo in the Mad! eg te which he has been in a position | fudemen? ety tetany adison Square Gar- 3812 5S. BROADWAY * Pal Party of : E Gone more for | + A as pihmnogansennseinnne s0One Ween ! dc bche) td tate etabebuteneentetet . hadatat ys! x9 shat Sah Bete igi rirne* ty tior?

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