Cardinals Hash May Be Cooked In Game Today
World Series opener revival at Sportsman's Park as Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics look to go two games up. Cards fans count on Sunny Jim Bottomley and Gabby Street's lineup while Lefty Grove's pitching and Athletics bats loom large.
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ST. Louis
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman’s Park
Athletics
Macks
Robert
Lefty) Grove
Grove
Cards
Mickey Cochrane
Mickey
Philadelphia
Cardinal
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Street
Sunny Jim
Roettger
Frisch
Bottomley
Martin
Family Caught In Gross Fire
In Niagara Falls Ontario gunmen from two sides fired for ten minutes wounding members of a family. The Rossina family including four bystanders were among the seriously injured and all were taken to hospital after police arrived and residents retreated inside.
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Niagara Falls
Vito Rossina
Stanley Kenno
Vito Perri
Louis Gatti
Vito Delaucchio
Rossina
Stross
Couzens Declares Bankers See Dictatorial Power in U S
Senator James Couzens of Michigan denounces a group of United States bankers as wielding Stalin like authority over workers. He cites a wage cut ordered by a top executive affecting about one million people and notes railroads avoid such actions due to union pressure. He warns of winter hardship and economic subjugation under Big Business.
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James Couzens
Michigan
eHnry Ford
United Press
Birmingham
Mich
U.P
United States
Stalin
Russia
New York
Couzens
Country
California approves $220 million aqueduct project
Californians in Los Angeles and 12 surrounding cities vote overwhelmingly to fund a 275 mile aqueduct from the Colorado River. The bond issue will generate electric power and provide irrigation water for Southern California as population grows toward seven million.
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California
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Colorado
California Vote Aims to Employ Ten Thousand for Six Years
The proposed five billion dollar bond backed by W. R. Hearst seeks national development and jobs. If approved by a national vote it could match Southern California support for a two hundred twenty million water supply bond.
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California
W. R. Hearst
Edison Loses Strength Amid Ill Health
Sad news reports Thomas A. Edison as losing strength and abandoning daily automobile rides. Doctors say he seems to have lost interest in life while his lifelong public service and remarkable contributions to the nation are lauded as profound and nationwide.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lincoln
Washington
Army Appropriations Act amendment orders selective purchases
A recent amendment to the Army Appropriations Act compels the Army to buy only articles tied to growth production or manufacturing and to limit purchases to domestically produced goods as outlined in the legislative note continued on page 4.
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed Across Ohio
Governor White designated October 4 to 10 as Fire Prevention Week urging civic groups, schools, clubs, and businesses to focus on fire safety. He cited Ohio fire losses of 19.3 million in 1930, up 4 million from 1929, with 690 deaths.
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White
Ohio
Columbus
U.R
Lima approves merger of Solar Refining and Standard Oil Ohio
Lima stockholders approved the merger of Solar Refining Company, a major local industry, with Standard Oil Company of Ohio based in Cleveland, at a meeting held in Lima.
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Solar Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Cleveland
Solar
Athens urges walking to stadium for football game
Athens police urge citizens attending the Ohio Butler game to walk to the Ohio University Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Motorists should avoid South Bridge and use alternate routes around White's Mill and the Athens State Hospital grounds. Police will regulate bridge access to no more than five cars at a time.
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Ohio Butler
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E.S. Finsterwald
South Bridge
White’s Mill
Athens State Hospital
Finsterwaild
17000 Live Fish Shipped Here for Restocking Streams
More than seventeen thousand black bass, catfish, and bullheads arrived in Athens County this morning from Lake Erie for restocking streams. The shipment funded by hunting and fishing license income and fines was organized by the Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League Glouster Muskingum Fish and Game Club and Nelsonville Sportsmen, with fish distributed to Glouster and Athens streams along the Hocking River.
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State Division of Conservation
Athens
Izaak Walton League
Glouster
Muskingum Fish and Game Club
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
Hocking
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Division of Conservation
Commercial Fisheries
Nelsonville Station
Students report trips to Carpenter and Fleming stations in Ohio
Students from eight counties of southeastern Ohio write reports on their visits to the Carpenter farm and Fleming station. Prizes are offered for top reports. A group toured Carpenter on Tuesday while others visited Fleming on Wednesday.
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Stuents
Ohio
Carpenter and Fleming
Carpenter Farm
Fleming Station
Where He Is They Don't Even Lecture On Pyorrhea
A telegram from El Paso by Will notes heading into Old Mexico where civilization is scarce and daily lectures on pyorrhea and cigarets are unknown. He jokes Mexicans are heathens who are happy, and mentions wood alcohol and credit joys as unfamiliar.
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EL Paso
Tex
Old Mexico
Will
Conspiracy Charged Against Prohibition Department Inspector
Columbus. State Prohibition Director Clarence Sears charged a conspiracy to obtain evidence on policies and enforcement to embarrass the Prohibition Department. He cited the Oct. 1 removal of Enforcement Inspector George A. Baynham amid a pending $5,000 suit accusing him of violent conduct during a September raid. Baynham, once Murray City marshal, had served six months in the Central Ohio county group.
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U.P
Ohio
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Clarence Sears
Sears
George A. Baynham
Sear
Baynham
Edward Davis
Common Pleas
Davis
Murray City
Hocking County
Ready To Fight Beer
Westerville Ohio October 2 The Anti Saloon League of America warns that legalizing beer in Congress will not repeal prohibition and that a beer amendment fight is being prepared led by Dr H E F Cherrington director of education at the League with headquarters in Westerville Ohio.
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Westerville, CO
U.R
H. EF. Cherrington
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Cherrington
West Case Is Set for Oct 138 Injunction Appeal
Hamilton Ohio October 2 Miss Jean West against Miami University injunction appeal postponed from October 12 to October 13. Judge Simon Ross of the Court of Appeals notified university counsel. Doubt exists if an issue remains as Miss West now attends Ohio University after winning an order restraining dismissal for poor scholastic standing.
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Hamilton
Jean West
Miami University
Simon Ross
Court of Appeals
Miss West
Ohio University
Masons Elect Leaders at Ohio Convention
Lyle 8 Evans of Chillicothe elected Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons. Columbus chosen as site for next year’s convention at the closing session in Lima today.
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Lyle
Evans
Chillicothe
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Columbus
Conditions in City Schools In Athens Reviewed by Roe
A. B. Roe spoke to Athens parents at Central School on teachers and statistics covering the past dozen years. He highlighted changes with Ohio University relations, new buildings, updates to old facilities, and a lower pupil per teacher ratio.
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Athens
Roe
A. B. Roe
Athens City Board of Education
Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Mr. Roe
Athena Achoola
Ohio University
City Schoola
Maat Side
Counties Must Pay for Publicity of Welfare Bond Issue
Columbus October 2 Attorney General Bettman ruled that publishing costs for the proposed 7 500 000 welfare bond issue must be borne by the counties where the publications occur The decision follows initial state advertising for the issue which had assumed the state would pay The opinion states county election boards should cover the publication bills with one ad run weekly for five weeks ahead of the November vote.
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Columbus
U.R
Bettman
Howard JL. Bevis
State Board of Centres
Brown
Attorney General's Department
County Board of Election
Ohio
Pennsy and N Y Central Reach Accord on Rail Consolidation
New York October 2 The Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads reportedly settled the Nickel Plate track rights dispute as part of a four trunk line Eastern railroads consolidation plan announced yesterday. Observers say the deal may involve Bethlehem entry and Lake Erie shore trackage between Brockton New York and Ashtabula Ohio. The Central had opposed granting Pennsy rights along the lake shore and had demanded Bethlehem access.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Eastern
Plastern
Bethlehem
Lake Erie
Brockton
N. Y
Ashtabula
Ohio
the Central
Pennsyyvania
State finances improve with surplus in general fund
Columbus Ohio October 2 State Finance Director Howard L Bevin says the states financial condition is better than any time this year with a general fund balance over 3 000 000 and no crisis in sight We can see our way through until next spring and hope to go through the biennium without calling on the legislature.
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Columbus
Thesr
Howard L. Bevin
Bevis
Great Banks Merge to Form Huge Bank of America
Two bankers Charles E. Mitchell and Gordon B. Rentschier will lead the new Bank of America after directors approve a merger creating America s second largest banking house. The absorbing institution is the Bank of America, a half billion dollar deal involving National City Bank and the former Bank of America.
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New York
U.P
Federal Reserve System
America
Charles E. Mitchell
Gordon 8. Rentschier
Hamilton
National City Bank
Bank of America
Pangsborn and Herndon Prepare Nonstop Pacific Flight
Weather permitting Clyde E. Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. will take off at 5 a.m. from Sabishiro Beach Japan on an attempted nonstop flight to the United States, they said before retiring.
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Sabishiro Beach
Japan
U.P
Clyde E. Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
United States
Three Ohio Leaders Enter Journalism Hall of Fame
Ohio State University officials announce Warren G. Harding John Brough and writer Arte Mus Ward as new inductees to the Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame after a ballot of sixty newspaper professionals. The trio will be recognized at a formal dinner next month.
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Columbus
U.P
Warren G. Harding
John Brough
Charles F. Browne
Artemus Ward
Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame
Ohio State University
University Journalism School
Hall of Fame
Jury Deadlock In Bank Cashier Fraud Case
Cincinnati October 2 A jury trying Herbert Dorger assistant cashier of the Cosmopolitan Bank failed to reach a verdict on a charge of issuing a 65000 cashier's check with intent to defraud The jury stood 1 to 2 for acquittal and was dismissed late last night.
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Cincinnati
Herbert Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Hoover Says Foreign Liquidations Drive Stock Prices
Private White House briefing says foreign investors largely liquidated holdings on the New York Stock Exchange, not short selling, triggering recent price declines. Hoover and advisers expect temporary effects but foresee an eventual improved market with Europe benefiting. discussions include Treasury officials and Federal Reserve figures.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
White House
Hoover
Europe
Ehor & Deen
Brogh Exchange
Hearne
Treagury Ogden Mille
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Benator Morrow
Republican
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan and Company
Akron ZRS flight delayed by motor tests and late install
The fifth U S Akron flight was postponed because Goodyear Zeppelin engines could not be finished in time for takeoff. Experimental tors on two motors caused the delay as crews worked to complete repairs before noon Friday. Next flight date not yet announced.
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Akron
Goodyear
Jefferson Gun Girl Maude Lowther Sees Hour Pass
Maude Lowther 23 known as the Jefferson Gun Girl spent the hour of her execution date at the city prison in Columbus today. She needle-worked and read the bible as an indefinite stay pending appeal was noted. Lowther and Tilby Smith were convicted in the slaying of Smiths wife.
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Columbus
Mre Maude Lowther
Jefferson
Lowther
Tilby Smith
Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Diantha Hester held in New Marshfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Diantha Hester who died Thursday were conducted at 2 PM Sunday at the Meddist Protestant Church in New Marshfield. Burial followed in New Mars Cemetery. Friends may call at a residence at any time.
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Mineral
Diantha Hester
John Emish
New Marshfield
New Mars
Appointment of Rev Joseph F as assistant pastor
Cincinnati Oct 2 Arch John McNicholas announces the appointment of Rev Joseph F as assistant pastor of St. Catholic Church Chillicothe.
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Cincinnati
Joseph F
St. Catholic Church
Chillicothe
Arch John McNicholas
Weather snapshot with regional highs and forecast notes
Yesterday temperatures rose to 86 in Phoenix 88 in Abe Lena 80 in San. Today readings show 36 at St Gary and 38 in Minnedoss. General outlook calls for Southeast drift with fair conditions tonight and Saturday.
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Abelene
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Gary
Minnedoss
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