Logan Industry Outlook Improves in 1932
Logan and Hocking County business leaders predict gradual recovery in 1932 after bank failures and plant closings hurt conditions. A Cincinnati Shirt Company takeover boosted a idle plant, increasing output and payroll. State Highway Dept plans a spring project could spend about 45 000 by year end.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ava
Failire
Penile AM Felng
Gettng
Diemer
Champer of Commerce
Cincinnati
State Highway Department
Outlook for Copper Producers in a Stabilizing Market
Copper stocks have built up after over production and weak consumption, with price regulation hurting market confidence. Prospects look brighter for 1862 as demand and production realign, Carnegie Steel recalls 24 3500 workers, and Louisville Nashville Railroad orders a million dollars worth of rail.
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Iy S
Deamer
Copperweld Steel’ Co
New York
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions S.098 Reference
A garbled OCR line references an item labeled S.098 and an unclear directive or quote. The readable words suggest internal notes or a draft reference rather than a full article, with no identifiable persons, places, dates, or concrete events.
Hawaii Special Session Aims to Clean Up Island
United Press reports Hawaii lawmakers in a special session vow to push reform and restore order. The effort follows a wave of incidents and indictments as the legislature debates measures to curb crime and improve governance on the islands.
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Hawaii
Dan Campbell
Qwnited
T. H
U.P
Kentucky
Jery Winn
World War attitudes spark party clash in wartime rhetoric
Fragmented text quotes a debate about foreign policy and wartime memory. It references the Henk Kentucky Legislature and President Hoover, condemns media cover, and includes sharp remarks by Senator Jarrett about ignorance and loyalty in the United States, noting critics in the South and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honea
Senate
Harry T. Mila
Hoover
Jamen
Jarrett
Kidnapped Denver Manager Held for 50,000 Ransom
Benjamin P. Bower, manager of the Denver Baking Company, was kidnapped from his home by two men who forced him at gunpoint to arrange a ransom of $50,000. Mrs. Bower reported the men warned that the ransom must be paid immediately or else. Meanwhile, in Athens County, four men were indicted for sheep theft and a car theft verdicts were returned in separate cases as the reconstruction bill advances in Washington.
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Denver
Colo
Benjamin “P. Bower
Waa
Bower
West Night
Calieg
Athens
County Common
Pieas
Jagethet
Arthur West
Frank Tecker
Baci Coe
Charles Howard
Ie Gaylord
Radcliffe
Don
Campbell
Met Gwitty
Fury Today
Senate
House
Cob
Bernard Baruch
New York
Edward M. Hariey
Chicago
Nod
Separeto
Reginald Harmon
Aistee
Champaign
Marion,Til
Hammond
Ind
Atailay Reywteria
University
Atruck
Salamary
Attack on Naval Policy Sparks Controversy
Fragmented text describes a dispute over naval policy and a hostile exchange. The source mentions critics and officials debating strategy amid tensions and public perception. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Investigation Opens Charges in Cleveland Bank Scheme
In Cleveland on January, authorities announced investigation into an alleged bank fraud scheme. The case involves multiple suspects including Kopleran and Patino. Officials say hundreds of thousands were moved through defendants’ accounts as part of the alleged plot.
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Bettram
Kopleran
Cleveland
Jan
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Eee
Baa
Bronce Flotzeit
Bank Robbery Foiled as Cashier Fire At Bandits
The First National Bank at Amesville was robbed this morning but no money was taken. Cashier Frank Li Thomas fired at two masked bandits, injuring one and stunning the other with a pearl button on a shirt. The pair fled toward Marietta in a blue sedan, pursued by Sheriff Wingett and deputies. Authorities issued a manhunt, asking for tips as the suspects, aged about 3 to 25, remain at large.
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First National Bank
Allesville
Frank Li
Thomas
Marietta
Tha
Aldo
Amesville
Zrott
Marlette
Hugcred
le ‘Cashlur
Fo Felk
Mise
Asia
Cmedium
Wayne Wingett
Pete ‘Barrows
Amesguth
Ammesville
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Fia Club
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United States
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White House
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Mesaul
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Ceshier
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