Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-11-03 | Page 1 | Landon and Roosevelt Ballot at Independence, Hyde Park

I. I Landon an and Roosevelt B Ballot r. r i e nce Hyde P Park Hyde Park Colonel ol neI Knox y Votes otes at at C Chicago ica o Ga Garner n r Is at Polls in Uvalde F By Associated Press INDEPENDENCE Kan Governor Governor L Landon voted at a. a m m. C. C S S. T T. in his home precinct I HYDE PARK N. N Y President Roosevelt and eight bight members members' of his family voted shortly before noon CHICAGO CHICAGO Colo elFrank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee cast his vo vote e at t 9 a. a m. m E. E S. S T. T t f UVALDE Vice Texas Texas Texa Vice President ident John Nance Garner cast the I thir thirteenth ballot in the general election ejection here today INDEPENDENCE Kan Nov 3 INS INS Governor Governor Alfred M. M La Landon don donot of ot Kansas cast his vote for i peed pres president ident i- i dent at a. a m m. in his home town hu here The governor arrived shortly after 8 a. a m m. from Topeka on his Sunflower r Special train on which he has campaigned for miles mUes around the country from coast to coast With the governor were Mrs Landon Peggy Ann Landon his daughter and John M. M Landon his father They were given an enthusiastic Continued o on oa Page Three I Column Five o 1 LANDON VOTES IN HOME TO TOWN WN Continued from Page Pae One ovation Governor Landon's last talk to the he electorate last night plainly reflected ted his calm state of mind his equanimity It was a simple message in which he le asked his fellow citizens to goto goto go goo to o the polls resolved to maintain the tie eternal principles that have made us great love great love of ot liberty a passion assion for justice and the habit of if tolerance Let us go resolved to preserve a form torm orm of government that has brought rought us a spiritual and material well being that is the envy of the I world he I said ld Let us go resolved resolved re- re solved that the American way of life ife shall not cannot fail Governor Landon appealed to the he voters to preserve the American American Amer- Amer ican can form of government as he has from the day of his nomina- nomina tion ion He expressed confidence that hat they would preserve this form of government It is the basic principle of ot the American form of government that tha so long longas as our citizens und understand I the he issues that are before them their decision will be the right decision decision decision de de- de- de saidI saidI said he I 1 am confident that the people understand the issues before thenn them then in n this election I am confident that that hat they will go to the polls polls' united in n one aim aim to to vote as Americans American for or the future of ot America And after we have cast our vote vot let et us be resolved to take up th the task ask that lies before us not as Farmers not as as workers in industry industry industry indus indus- try not as workers on relief but as Americans determined to hold this thi nation united in the future as in inthe inthe inthe the past past determined determined to keep i It moving forward along the path o of greatness greatness determined determined to keep i it free Live and let live live and hel help live These are the simple principles principles prin prin- of a united people We face tomorrow a grave re re- re- re This responsibility i inot is not only to our own well-being well 1 in inthe inthe the years just ahead It is a re responsibility responsibility responsibility re- re to the ideals of ot freand free fre and p popular pular government Upon which our nation was founded It Itis Itis is a responsibility to a world which stands at a parting of the ways The world needs a free America We must hold the line of racy We dare not fail