Mrs. George Thurn To Demonstrate Modern Menu Variety
Athens Messenger announces a free cooking school by Mrs. George O. Thurn at the Athens Senior High School auditorium next week. She will show modern methods to diversify meals using new dishes, dressings, gravies, and serving ideas to ease housework and improve results. Sessions run 2 pm Tuesday through Friday with early doors and gifts for attendees.
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George O. Thurn
Thurn
Athens Messenger
Athens Senior High School
Messenger
High School
Athens
Land of the Soviets Hops From Detroit for New York
The Russian round the world plane Land of the Soviets left Ford Airport in Detroit this morning en route to New York.
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Detroit
Po Ford Airport
New York
Coal Delivered In Athens at $3 Per Ton
Athens buyers can get good screened No 8 seam coal delivered for 3 dollars per ton. A saleswoman is wanted in a ready to wear department store. A modern home offers a sleeping room for rent near Court Street. Rome Beauty picked apples are for sale at 1 dollar and 25 cents per bushel.
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Messenger
Athens
Court Street
Rome
Dividends Are Good and Hear John DD
A brief syndicated feature notes positive dividend trends and signals audience interest in Arthur Brisbane commentary. It mentions John DD and HK and references the role of women in decision making within a cultural context. The piece also notes the variety of American dialects.
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John DD
Dividends Rise as Morgan and Rockefellers Boost Stocks
J Piermont Morgan adds seven million dollars to the steel dividend while American Can increases one dollar and American Tobacco raises stockholder payments led by George W. Hill. From Pocantico Hills Rockefeller and son announce continued purchases of sound common stocks to restore market confidence.
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J. Piermont Morgan
George W. Hill
American Tobacco Company
Pocantico Hills
John DD. Rockefeller
Sahara
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Purchases Hint at Major Giving
The text suggests that ongoing purchases will likely enable Mr. Rockefeller to extend significant charitable giving, with an implication of up to an additional hundred in value or quantity. Page Four continuation indicated.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Reserve Board Alters Method on the Market
The Federal Reserve Board cuts the New York rediscount rate to 5 percent, effective today, signaling a shift in credit policy. With the gap between acceptance and rediscount nearly erased, officials may now favor discounting bills to release funds for business needs.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York Bank
Love Letters To Be Read at Court Trial
In Weatherford Texas Tom Waiton Jr and others' letters to Theresa Hamilton are expected to be used as evidence in Judge R H Hamilton's murder trial. Defense chief C B Reeder said he would have the letters read. Mrs Hamilton identified the letters as written to her daughter by Waiton Jr during court proceedings.
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Weatherford
Tex
U.R
Tom Waiton, Jr
Theresa Hamilton
University of Texas
Theresa
R. H. Hamilton
Cc. B. Reeder
Defense Examining Staff
Correction: Mercer indicted on forgery charge
The Athens Messenger retracted a prior item that misstated L. L. Mercer’s indictment. Mercer was actually indicted and arraigned on a forgery charge by the October Grand Jury.
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Athens Messenger
L. L. Mercer
Mercer
Minnesota Prohibition Enforcer Named Assistant Attorney General
Aaron Youngquist, 44, born in Sweden, is named to the vacant post in charge of prohibition. He is an advocate of dry policies and a close ally of Attorney General Mitchell. Youngquist rose from Polk County attorney to the Minnesota State Bar Examiners board before winning the national appointment.
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ST. Paul
Minn
U.R
Business
Five Dead in Ohio From Halloween Night Accidents
Five people died in Ohio on Halloween night with multiple injuries across cities. Reports say three girls stabbed in Cleveland, five boys shot near Pickering, a Columbus youth wounded by a policeman’s bullet, and a Cincinnati youth killed during a Halloween party fall. Robert Allen of Washington Indiana, a student at Ohio Mechanics Institute, died in the Steubenville auto crash scene.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Pickering
Fairfield County
Cincinnati
Robert Allen
Washington
Ind
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Steubenville
Milk Association Moves To End War
The Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Association proposes raising doorstep delivery prices to end Cleveland's milk price war. Secretary manager Ralph W. Strong said he approached several dealers with a plan to advance the retail price if others follow.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Association
Federal Farm Board
Ralph W. Strong
Medina
Roosevelt denies luncheon charge to Hoover club in Richmond
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York denied in a telegram a charge by the Hoover Citizens' Club of Richmond that he recently entertained many Negroes at luncheon in Albany. Virginia Democratic Headquarters announced the denial. In Chicago, Henry A. Berger, a Sanitary Board of Trustees member active in Illinois politics, was killed when debris from a 34th floor building collapsed.
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Richmond
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hoover Citizens’ Club
Albany
Virginia Democratic
Chicago
U.P
Henry A. Berger
Sanitary Board of Trustees
Lansite Street
Ohio Miami stadium to be dedicated tomorrow
Senate Republicans remain divided over a tariff bill as President Hoover urges action within two weeks. Leaders Borah Norris Reed and Edge oppose swift passage while James Watson and Jones propose coalition terms. Three factions split the GOP with no consensus in sight before the dedication.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
East
Reed
Pennsylvania
Edge
N. J
James Eli
Watson
Florida
Floor Lander Jones
Jones
Raid cuts off supply of rum at Youngstown
Federal agents led by John B. Wright raided the Valley View Farm in Brookfield Trumbull County wrecking a whisky plant with 700 gallons daily capacity and destroying 3 000 gallons of mash. The product was being shipped to Youngstown. Owners John Ciolo and Sam Toudo were charged with violating the National Prohibition Act.
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Cleveland
John B. Wright
Prohibition
Youngstown
Valley View
Brookfield
Trumbull County
John Ciolo
Sam Toudo
Reporters Freed Under 500 Dollar Bonds
Three Washington Times reporters German Hendricks Jack Nevin and Linton Burkett were freed on $500 bonds each after 24 hours in jail for contempt of court. They had refused to reveal information obtained about Washington saloons and were admitted to bond by Justice Frederick Siddons of the District Supreme Court after being adjudged in contempt.
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Washington
U.A
Washington Times
Liberty Today
German Hendricks Jack Nevin
Linton Burkett
Frederick Siddons
District Supreme Court
Peyton Gordon
Dry Raider On Trial For Murder Charge
Chandler Oklahoma November 1 A jury of farmers and tradesmen will hear the case of Jeff Harris a member of a prohibition raiding party charged with murder He is accused of shooting Oscar Lower and James Harris and is said to face charges of Lowery murder He contends he was fired upon first and acted in self defense
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Chandler
Okla
U.B
Jeff Harris
Harris
Oscar Lower
James Harris
Lowery
Norris Confronts Bingham in Senate Condemnation
In Washington on November 1 a Senate resolution was introduced by Senator George W. Norris condemning Senator Hiram Bingham III as contrary to good morals and senatorial ethics. The move followed Bingham's refusal to apologize for remarks about the Senate Lobby Committee and for employing Charles L. Hyanson. Consideration was blocked by Senator Simeon Fess but to be revived tomorrow under Senate rules.
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Washington
U.P
Hiram Bingham
Republican
Connecticut
Senate
George W. Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Charles L. Hyanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Lobby
Picnic at Center of the Fun Picnic
A vivid tale centers on a goitre operation performed after the subject regained consciousness during a picnic. The Messenger previews a feature about an American doctor and Burmese chitmen, promising one of the magazine’s most unusual stories next Sunday November 3.
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Goitre
Messenger
The
Gertrude Sanford
Ben Leaton
Arthur Metzger
Junction City
Athens
New England
Ohio University to Open New Stadium Ohio Field
A big homecoming crowd is anticipated as Ohio Bobcats meet Miami University’s Red Reds to dedicate Ohio Field. The 14,000 seat athletic plant spans 14 sections with seven per side, reflecting expanded Physical Education developments at the university.
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Ohio Bobcats
Lig Reds
Miami University
Ohio University
Ohio Field
Feild
Department of Physical Education
Ohio University stadium uses nationwide materials
Fred Beckler, contractor in charge, reports the new stadium combines statewide and out of state supplies. California supplied thirty thousand feet of redwood seat lumber, Danville Illinois provided steel seat castings, Youngstown steel, Pittsburgh cement, and Ohio River sand and gravel. Local firms furnished plaster board six thousand feet and farm lumber six railcar loads, with plumbing pipe and tile also locally supplied.
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California
Ohio River
Ohio University
Fred Beckler
Danville
Til
Youngstown
Mittaburgh
Athens Builds New Athletic Stadium on President Street
Athletic director O C Bird describes a new athletic structure replacing the President Street gym. The $150000 bond issue backed by Athens banks funded grading, field work, and stand construction on a 41 acre site south of the old field with land purchases and sod already underway.
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O. C. Bird
President Street
Board of Trustees
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens, N. B. A
Athens
Fred Deckler
Lindbergh Begins Unannounced Southern Flight
Curtiss Field report says Col Charles A Lindbergh departed from Curtiss Airport for an unspecified southern destination without Mrs Lindbergh. The solo flight started this morning as observers watched the famed aviator rise from the field.
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Curtiss Field
L. I
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtiss Airport
Mre
Lindbergh
Eld
Fourteen Women Compete for Vocal Honors in Atwater Kent Audition
Fourteen young women from Northern Ohio cities and towns will vie for vocal honors at the Atwater Kent audition at WTAM on Sunday. The winner will enter the district Chicago contest as the best voice from the Western Reserve and points to the immediate South.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio
Atwater Kent
WTAM
Chicago
Western Reserve
Ohio University Homecoming Weekenders Arrive Early
Alumni visiting for the Ohio Miami football game will gather in Athens for homecoming festivities. Fraternities and sororities welcome returning graduates as hotels fill up, and merchants close early Saturday for the dedication of a new 185000 dollar athletic stadium. A carnival dance, sorority booths, and a float parade on Court Street enhance the weekend events.
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Ohio University
Ohio-Miami
Athens
Athens Retail Merchants Association
University Women's Athletic Association
Aluron
Memorial Auditorium
Fraternity and Sorority
Court Street
Diogenes Lantern Prank Haunts Columbus Halloween Crowd
Diogenes alias George Smerles, a restaurant cook, roamed Columbus with a lantern shaped as a danger signal. Police Corporal Talbott stopped him after a Halloween night chase. He admitted borrowing the lamp and was released after a hearing.
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Columbus
Diogenes
Hallowe'en
Talbott
George Smerles
Fall Is Sentenced to One Year in Jail and 100000 Fine
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall receives a one year jail term and a 100000 fine from Justice Hitz after being convicted of taking a bribe from E. L. Doheny related to the Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve. Motions for new trial and arrest of judgment are overruled. appeal pending.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Interior
Albert B. Fall
William Hitz
E. L. Doheny
California
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Wall
Fall
Hite
Bootlegger Cassidy Arrested Near Senate Building
George Lyons Cassidy known as the man in the green hat was arrested yesterday by police on the steps of the Senate Office Building. He faces charges of violating the prohibition laws, four years after a prior liquor incident in the House Office Building.
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Washington
George Lyons Cassidy
Man
Cassidy
Senata
Challenges Charge In Market Crash
Washington lawmakers clash over blame for the stock market deflation in a Senate speech. Republican Indiana Senator Robison contends the Democratic accusations misstate the administration role in the market downturn.
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Washington
Urs
Robison
Indiana
Senate
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features Incorporated
Youngquist
Minnesota
Mabel Willebrandt
Sweden
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Hallowe’en
Milk Association
Roosevelt
Dry Raider
Joan Alden
OLD Field
Lindy
Jacqueline Swift
Atlanta
Nuots
Justice Hitz
Chase
Millett
Doheny
Wes
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Hitz
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