1619-1-7 Miami Daily News - Counties list vote on slots •
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MIAMI DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1936'`- " -
EPRESENTATIVES GATHER HERE COUNTIES LIST ZEPPELINS' PATHS
! - 3 'Y' „� y1+ocNF. . s - vendee Islands, [het ZepPellns
t r CROSS OVER OCEAN changed salutes and "worts,
' 441t, ',a: � VOTE ON�SLOTS cording to a radio Hindenburg to
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gip, ,�ry t,,, r. t VP i t (tb%rtebt, neaet ZeppelinOIrlyd Co. The nyfrom
1 I'' t fl , teen , av �s y,� <aMrW y ret,. neer p°,.0 rnNr to bound [or German from
j f dirt/•Y: $ [ .0 '(' •`-;:g • Yr s Y4ot uWr dFor America, and the Graf
�Ay, .] BERLIN, Oct. a1.—For the first'was on her way to Rio de.J�
'f �A ''' ,�„ pe d 1`Y ? Supreme Court Order time In the history of aeronautics,
a TA Q r y two dirigibles crossing the Atlantic
Pes+ed each ether when the Hln-
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1. al t ` `' Halts Balloting in danD About 4000,000 acres of
' .'r„ € ■i; �a Polk County today. Sightinge Graf Zeppelin mal sobeam lands are now p •
., . each other several soy beans each ...
t+ .of '& Year.
eta�a. .�, g. • tsr nonce ham
?t+� e w ,' Vi) •t'Itl tt!y rets' `* • TALLAHASSEE, Oct. a1—.At
'F77 ,y s„ ., ¢ ,4 least three-fourths of the state's , Watch f
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- e7 counties have scheduled slot the
t '•�± ,�a machine
referenda in connection
j ,, re e v non, nett li inary's general awed- - ®R /� ■ /�
s G„' qb ` loon, a preliminary survey[bowed FORMAL
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• ;:1141V11.1 xqt�Iny many counties the slot ma- ,:
�r< 3I achine,issue surpasses in interest • / �-•
s Via,• the election of p bloc officialssad f (1 1 ] z„
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44 .. • v, °�el+s > ., the two constitutional amendments {`1111J ^� `�
that will beplaced before voters
• ';-'red. ' °:'-,`-,,,41:4406:..721,',.'“,,
, �`� for approval.
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>4� � `7. Both slot machine interests and - Beautiful New Drug Store
b" groups attempting to outlaw the
is ., • 0 devices have been campaigning
>S< d vigorously, although the tenseness ::'Flagier'at.-Mtajlli
,'1 kA of the battle has been lessened by
nith,Richardson,Conroy,Inc.,met here yesterday 0 the supreme court's ruling that
slot machines will be allowed to •
preseason sales meeting, together with sale/mien operate until next Ott. 1, regard-
and Palm Beach territories. Shown here are,leftless of.the outcome' of county
ow: Neal F. Tyler, president; Roes Young, state MORE ABOUT referenda,
nd liquor division;J. H.Thornton,vice prealdent; These counties were among the
nelrman of the board; C.W.Davis,Miami branch LANDDN unite to vote Tuesday on whether - '
n M,.Ruis, manager hotel and club division; M.I. W retain not machines or to out-
anager, promotional department. Back row are law them'
sump,Barney Chenault,Charlie Knight,Bob Cole- o '�°�e••.en euuN co,.e. uris. Alachua, Baker Bay, Brevard,
rs,Russ Wetter',Harvey Rife,J.C.Cannon,Bob bile,
Bradford, DixColum" Opening Today
J.S.Shoemaker,Jack Wilson,J.L.McCullough, though or government to conceal"that our Dla, Dade, DeSoto, Dixie, Duval,
.cques Vlleghe,Eric L Applewhlte. Divisional man- ban Issue;' Escambla,Glades,Fleeter, Gadsden, GIT-
Ives of Schenley Products Co.,American Medicinal —
has sought to supplant with
eye,- christ, Gulf, Hamilton, 12 NOON
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nental Distilling Co.,Alex D.Shaw&Co..$omen- tem of free Initiative with what Hardee, Hillsborough, Indian -
bane Wine Co.,and the George A.Hormel Products it calls planned economy,'• River, Jackson, Lafayette, Lake, •
Co., also attended.
that
has boasted, he crecovery, tee, Len, Madison,O loo a- GEORGE'S RESTA
the[Ira upending brought recovery, tee, Marion, Monroe, Okaloolm GRANT
.se points that but the courage of the people and Okeechobee,Orange,Osceola,Palm
Ica' concern to the initiative of business must be Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, Putnam,
people. MORE ABOUT given credit for a great share of St. Lucie, Santa Rose, Sarasota, 14th CONSECUTIVE ` 5'
its on reviving 'such recovery. Seminole, Sumter, $u w a n n e e, •
ROOSEVELTBut It Is not solid recovery," .•1:1:
war nearlyeall he Union, Volusla and Wakulia• 214 Fifth Streets Miami Bead('
dm to•[tape his asserted, because "It Is financial In Polk county, where aa refer-
-to I madness to delude ourselves Into endum was scheduled, supreme "-'.
d thinking that the more we borrow, s'i'
IOONTI.I ED ears," PA°a ONat court e injunction be wan obtained to 50c Special Full-Coss ' `
sod of the easier It will be to got out of halt the vote because of an ImuL- ,elm'Dinner
n have been !-express Indignation at the polls t debt." flcient number of properg
this type of cam Governor Landon spoke sl m-
a the way open campaigning, Mr, in this tures on petitions asking the oleo- ,'.:
mpalgn of tear Roosevelt than turned to a discus- 15,000-seat Convention hall after a non,
e against him sten of the future by remarking: day of consolidating Republican Contests for state office,, mean- • l'ad's. at o.eetalkt
eve been more Ande from this phase of IL.I strength In Maouri and reviewing while, moved toward a conclusion riiie rear4a tl►r✓p, ('Yaks Tomato sacro {-•
tuait bre Prater remember Is [his campaign a huge torchlight political parade with little to stir interest In state trey 1e sake• w esanaFreed grass Cocktail
not ratobre but only eaila hard-
Choke
the streets of St. Louis issues and with the leader,of both ped Made va'+eaa4 sws `
n shaped up,fought, There should be no bitter- before his last major address of parties devoting most of their ef- ca.e, �r'
t was able to nen of hate where the Bolo thought the campaign. forts to getting out votes for their Swat [Netted T.e red e7eesea, bake Oreq, .•wooer '
support of then the welfare of the United States Lumbering elephants, floats, national tickets aZo,sila:beet st 1pee.g Moak,0.aea Jo saw
the population of America. No man can occupymarchers with flaring torches and past 4s w awns ire, aa.aa
ow prom.Dula to the office of president without real- political dignitaries of the state dictators and haywire experiment-
epee rye atirav,e. sees.ba4 Unq,
ght,by playingto thing that he le president of all the and U. surrounding states joined Sr....who have made a mockery are.aed v.0 cosset, srwesw
theme,to woo people. to the long parade which Governor of American lnatltuUons;'The Cbl- no.ae*•�•ars,,Aa s.,
Tendon headed at its afar[. °ago publisher was greeted en-
luta(
Perk roar.. !Weed rt.e.oeeea
tgers and many "It 1s because I have sought to He left the procession in lime thuslastically by 5,000 Repuglians, p..,e ne.e pa,souk aaaee
die of thr toad.think In terms of the whole na- for a brief rest beforewho whooped, t4.dae can I, Leer wan naw v OYr
thin that I am confident that to- the hall for his speech,' goinghiche D paraded and ap- atA!opus
lauded Knox's picturesm. words broke Sputa\Mackerel,
day, just as four years ago, the began as President Roosevelt— denouncing the New Deal. Knox "�'•a•tite �:�
BOUT people want more than promises, whom the Republican nominee had had an honorthew Speckled Trent, ranee e..er t
P guard of,Amerlcan yk beetled y��a.eer ���r
f BIKE "Thal'le our answer to those who, challenged to "tell ua where you Legionnaires. • invitee Was w.brews Saner
'silent about their own plan, ask stand"on seven issues of the am- awes' Mgr
us to state our objectives. Deign—flnlshed hie cllmaeuo ad- AI SfnttG C6tnjgg +'
peered et Lettuce. assdee Draw.
"Of coups we will continue to dress in New York city's Madison "Crackpot Reforms" vaauw.
I !sang unae' seek to improve working condi- Square garden. ANY Oareaa trek'aeras 'Classed f'+re'eby
t lines w e r o aeon for the workers of America
The Kansas governor made his ALB N. Y, Oct, al.—(UP) ar..«n,sproate b a.i4r� asWed erase pMs
final a eech a summation of the Alfred E. Smith, cllmaxing hie
e and wharves.—to reduce hours overlong, to in- D cnmpalgn for Gov, Alf M• Landon tkowruuc. roan...esne.na•r' a.nrow.r ..
I bestowed by crease wages that spell 'starvation, Issues,a review of his charges the on thea:cry, Candled awdd
New Deal has evaded the out- ry ground where he and Choke ed[....rte'
oyer $ossl de- to end the labor of children, to Pr Iden[ Roosevelt once worked Fran
nae Layer can., Lady adamoee red cake.'
o in a stats of wipe out sweatshops. standing questlona in the ams together, charged tont endo roma canes, rr.nt lean. rrtu w►ipsed GASMAN ,
'tined Attorney "Of course we will continue everypaigni has soughtm to channe the Dem "deliberately retarded re ck- Sudo,Pineapple n►ere.e,bettered res. res
hasAmerican form of government and pry tore put over a few of Its crack- pate Mode nee, Apple m, sAectirrea jte,
as his agent effort to end monopoly In business, has resorted to pollnles that
of the citizen,to support collective bargaining,to threaten the United States with pot reforms.
or Net Naw r4
is and discus-stop unfair competition, to abolish "Inflation and bankruptcy." The president,1928 Democratic candidate
an ren teed Tea
dishonorable trade for strikingthe
5T ehlp' are sit then[ we have onlacticea. For In particular he hammered on Deal before at the New
od and staple t0 fight.. only just begun what he termed the adminlstra- shouted: 4,000 cheering persons, "
nut down here don's broken promises, ry reed awee repeating ndw, and there U'no GEORGE'S RESTA e
ms thea bay,the 'Of course Pwe will connue to seven 1Detances 1n which be es- ,
used to handle work for cheaper electricityIn the sorted the president Dad reversed D g lt, that recovery'we
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homes and on the farms of Amarie his ampafgn promlaes dad attar Dave had In bwlness began wben7 214 Fifth Street,Miami Bea f
a, for better and ghee Der trans- each citation asking: —rhes minute the United States
a were tied up portation, for low Interest rates, "Does that lmplre confidence?" supreme court,said to the federal
irbor and 1,800 ter sounder home financing, for
His an'swer a•u that 1t did not government—take you. hands off
i members of better banking, for the regulation
because ''these are a few of tha not the business of this country," '•
of maturity issues, for reciprocal reason' why-our people do not
semen'' unionknow whet to expect next; a few , -
rade [mon the nations, for
'Ips moored In g �e o[ the reasons why people ars re- -2,, ,,,t,, • r
lines were or-wiping out of slums, For all these y po D e'{ •i- ``,, •. " '
we have only luctapt to Invent appal In new t•�. 1a.1,j1. s� `jr, .ry`•�),, �t
y just begun to ventures and les the expansion o[ /vr�. r t {.fIV la •
In the same vein the president their business. -Yet It is upon
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asserted the fight oleo would be ..._^�� ie Y f e•,a�R,'� is �l t 17(
ethercapital and initiative that re-em- ‘,..i
y`�a t1(` l I 4...00�i If l �"4
conHnusd for the farmers of Amer.ployment must rely. '- R -d J1�l� 1f•t- V t 1�
Ica,to assure them of reduction of "If we are to have full recovery ■ t`,
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cin 'surpluses bettor land use, conger- and re-employment, confidence TIMING . '/ 1w•y./� '� r++fit ;' ,
aa. vation of water, drouth and flood must be restored, there must be `I' 4;J�s.�t
ltrv«t control, better marketing facilities, some assurance that money l.1 WINS t(
A. Now a reed. '
re r ve sew reduction of farm tenancy, en- vested today will not be destroyed t 't \, FXA 1f
ss se couragement of co-operatives, crop tomorrow by an erratic adminle-
'a as insurance and stable food sup- [ration." POLO t
c4.p/Wakes
ply' And, he eisoerted, the 'Mime nae • • a. .
t ''.�t
For those without jobs Mr.Roos,- come" Co restore gdod government •,'i4�,.,•
-------•-et vett pledged useful work for the in which the nation will have coo- �
:. :_.ii needy In preference to the • t
.....-. "Dau- 4dI pledge
ss a pertain"of the dole,and remarked: "I pledge myself;' he 'sold, to a I
......w "Here and now I want to make program looking toward"a greater
+ al myself clear about those who die- and heppler Ar--rice' en America y t)11,W�-
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