Ohio Loses to Indiana in Narrow Football Battle
Indiana beat Ohio University 7-6 at Memorial Stadium as Saluski fumbled early but Len Sadosky powered the Bobcats to their only TD. Ohio fought back with strong line play and key gains by Sadosky and Armbrust, but a late Indiana stand secured the Hoosiers victory.
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Indiananiversity
Memorial Stadium
Indiana
Crimson Eleven
Ohio University
Bobcats
Hoosiers
Ohio
Saluski
Joe Smnth
Hoosier
Harold Brown
Len Sadosky
Nke
Sadosky
Joe Sinth
Keckich
Rio Grande
C. Hayes
Len Armbrust
Armbrust
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Embezzlement Trial Focuses on County Treasury Shortage
Proceedings center on a half year treasury shortage in the county during 177,752 dollars charged in the indictment. Defendants include James N. Main, M Campbell, Stephen G. Rusk, and Maurice as a political leader. Defense may argue shortages arose from accumulation of worthless checks and signed notes to cover gaps.
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M@ Campbell
Stephen G. Rusk
Cve Courreasurer
Maurice
Punty Publican Organization
Alex Bernstein
Mejef
Rnstein
Charles Rosenblatt
Cloudburst Washes Out Mountain Pass. Seven Bodies Found
Seven bodies recovered after a cloudburst swept a mountain pass Friday night. State Patrol Chief said the wrecked Santa Fe freight car was carried by the washout and debris near Mojave. Captain Parrott reported the discovery and provided names from those who reached the scene.
Union Leader Urges Six Hour Day for Railroads
LEVELAND Oct 1 An appeal to railroad executives to grant a six hour day to increase employment and revive demand was made by A Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He said cooperation would return thousands to work and improve business conditions. Mansfield Oct 1 Ella Florenz Thompson 39 was arrested on charges she posted steel saws inside magazine pages sent to her son Charles 20 serving a sentence for robbery in the Mansfield Reformatory.
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Troday
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Mansfield Reformatory
Japan Has Much To Learn About Diving From U S Politicians
Beverly Hills dispatch lampoons Japanese procurement of ammunition while accusing U S public figures of constant high diving before and after elections. The satirical note claims politicians climb the ladder to premises and dive afterward. It ends with a boast that Japan has diving to learn to catch up.
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U. S
Beverly Hills
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Photographer Dennis Lawrence Held in Illinois for Lindbergh Case
Passaic New Jersey photographer Dennis Lawrence is detained in Harrisburg Illinois for questioning as a possible Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder suspect. Lawrence denies knowledge and was arrested after an anonymous letter named him was sent to Illinois authorities by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh.
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Harrisburg
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Illinois
Insull Family Faces Grand Jury Inquiry Over Utility Empire
State's Attorney John A. Swanson invited Samuel and Martin Insull and Samuel Insull Jr. to return to Chicago for grand jury consideration of the two billion dollar collapse of their utility empire. A preliminary probe led to moving the matter to the grand jury.
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U.P
John A. Swanson
Samuel
Martin Insull
Samuel Insull, Jr
Insull
Paris
Martin Insullia
Orilla
Ont
Swanson
Insulls
Chimp Jo Mendi Lies Ill in Detroit Zoo Sick Room
Banks of flowers surround Jo Mendi in the Detroit Zoo giraffe house as he battles an intestinal infection. Children sent hundreds of bouquets and telephone calls while doctors treat the chimpanzee who can barely keep down a stimulant and rice and milk.
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Detroit
U.P
Jo Mendi
City
Confession in Slaying of Auditor McGuerty In Texas
Police announced that William Raymond Ryals 22 confessed to killing A G McGuerty 33 Elmshurst Ti after a Sunday quarrel following a car ride. Ryals reportedly dumped McGuerty’s body in the back of a coupe and buried it near Galveston after a trip to a secluded cabin.
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Tex
William Raymond Ryals
A. G. McGuerty
Elmshurst
Galveston
Illinois
McGuerty
Ryals
Weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee region
The Weather Bureau reports the coming week will bring showers early in the week and again Thursday or Friday. Temperatures are expected warmer at the start, then cooler around Wednesday, with further cooling likely Thursday or Friday.
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Washington
U.P
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Offer 50000 Reward for Worcester Bombers
Boston dispatch reports Massachusetts offers 50000 dollars for information leading to those who bombed Judge Webster Thayer's Worcester home. Thayer, who presided over the Sacco and Vanzetti case, escaped injury as his residence was damaged and his wife and a maid were lightly hurt. A guard and prowler exchange of gunfire occurred at Dudley Ranney's home in Norfolk County.
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Webster Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
Dudley P. Ranney
Norfolk County
Sacco and
Vanzetti
Arthur C. Jones
Weston Police
Ranney
Japs Repulse Attack Today at Anganchi Junction
Japanese forces beat back about 5000 Chinese attackers at Anganchi near the Tao Ang and Chinese Eastern Railways early today. Bomber planes and reinforcements were sent from Tsitsihar to press the pursuit as Chinese troops were driven across the Chinese Eastern Railway into the Soviet sphere. Mukden officials learned by Russian consulate that captured Chinese released all prisoners except Manchukuo officials.
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Manchuria
U.P
Anganchi
Ma Chan-Shan
Mukden
Manchuk
Refusal to Return Heir in Dallas Fortune Case
Governor Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky refused Texas demand to return 10 year old Hubert Jr. to Dallas. The boy, heir to a Dallas fortune and guardian by his father Hubert J Jenkins Sr., will stay in Louisville. A Texas court had named the boy's grandmother guardian.
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Dallas
Frankfort
U.P
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Texas
Hubert J. Jenkins Sr
Hubert Jr
T. L. Bradford
Louisville
Patrolman dismissed over hush money charge in Cleveland
Patrolman Walter Wingate was dismissed from the Cleveland police force for allegedly seeking hush money from Angelo Porello, a brother tied to the once dominant corn whisky liquor trade in the city.
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Cleveland
Walter Wingate
Angelo Porello
324 Men Removed From Mines in Athens County
A total of 324 men has been removed from seven Athens County collieries by National Guard observers since September 17 due to ineligibility under Gov. George White's amended 10 point plan. Only experienced miners employed on Jan 31 1932 or from the strike county or adjoining counties may stay. Fictitious addresses were found among new entrants. 40 false addresses were removed.
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National Guard
Nelsonville
Athens County
George White
John S. Shetler
Jackson County
Lead Role Open in Athens Hero Two Reel Comedy
The Athens Messenger reports auditions are under way for the lead in The Athens Hero a two reel comedy filmed in Athens starting next Wednesday Director Don O Newland and Hollywood unit will select from many applicants from Athens and nearby counties The Majestic Theater prepares interior shots while on location scenes unfold in Athens streets promising real movie action and secrecy keeps plot details from public view
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Don O. Newland
Hollywood
Majestic Theater
Newland
Farm Leaders Praise Gov Roosevelt for New Deal in Agriculture
National farm leaders from the American Farm Bureau Federation and Illinois groups praised Governor Roosevelt for a farm program they call understanding and sympathetic. FE A ONeal and M S Winder of Chicago along with Cheater Gray and Earl Smith cited relief features matching their ideas and noted reaction across agricultural areas from Topeka to Sioux City.
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U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FE. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
M. 8. Winder
Federation
Cheater Gray
Washington
Earl Smith
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Roosevelt
O'Neal
Topeka
Kans
Sioux City
Handwriting Expert Probes Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Authorities study handwriting of Dennis Lawrence, a Passaic photographer held for questioning over the Lindbergh kidnapping. Lawrence was arrested after an anonymous letter claimed he “knew something” about the March 1 crime.
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Dennis Lawrence
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lawrence
Passaic
N. J
Ministers Meet in Portsmouth District Page 2
Methodist ministers of the Portsmouth District meet at Pomeroy to discuss church affairs while violators of game laws in Meigs County face heavy fines. The report notes other local happenings across pages 2 and 9.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Gallipolis
Gallipolia
White Way
McConnelsville
Hocking County
Logan
Democrats Begin Ohio Speaking Tours This Week
Mrs. Emily Mair former DNC vice chair, Congressman Henry J Rainey and Governor George White will lead speaking tours for the Democratic ticket in Ohio next week Senator Robert J Bulkley also plans many appearances Governor White to speak at Cincinnati tomorrow A Fourth District tour is planned Monday with key rallies at Lima and Wapakoneta Bulkiey is set to speak at those events
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Emily Mair
Henry J. Rainey
George White
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
White
Ron Ton
Lima
Wapakoneta
Bulkiey
Four Injured In Mine War at Canton Illinois
Striking coal miners and their wives clashed with diggers at the Clearview and Paciver shafts in Canton Illinois. Four were injured, none seriously. State highway police protected workers. two cars were wrecked and others blocked. The Progressive Miners' Union backed the pickets, formed by dissenting off line union men over the daily wage rate.
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U.P
Clearview
Pacifiver
Pachirrer Brothers
Progressive Miners’ Union
Daily Wage Neale
Nickel Plate Fails To Meet Note Payment
New York October 1 The Nickel Plate railroad company failed to pay interest and principal on its three year 6 percent gold notes due today. Unaccrued notes totaling 20 million dollars were due. The defaults come as the Wheeling and Lake Erie stock, purchased with Nickel Plate funds, is pledged to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Nickel Plate
van Sweringen
New York Stock Exchange
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wheeling
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wheeling and Lake Erie
United States
Columbus Gas Rate Decision Expected This Week
The Public Utilities Commission said a gas rate ruling for Columbus will be announced Monday or Tuesday. Bricker proposed 32 cents per thousand cubic feet wholesale and 48 cents retail for Columbus, well below Ohio’s 63.7 cent state average, likely prompting broader rate revisions in several cities.
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U.P
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Bricker
Ohio
U.S. Department of Commerce
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Akron
Youngstown
Minor edits kept in Governor White program in Ohio session
Columbus, Oct. Special session of the General Assembly adjourned after bending to compromise on salary cuts for state officials and employees. Three bills, balancing minor revisions, aimed to save about 2.2 to 2.276 million annually for state and counties. Other measures included housing projects, RC funds for relief, and tax timing shifts.
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General Assembly
White
Senate
House
Hovde
Election Board
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ohio Building and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Banks
Fear Grips South America as War Clouds Loom
The dispatch reports rising war threats across South America with several republics unsettled. Peace talks broke down in Brazil and Northern Chile demands the immediate resignation of its government amid severe measures, signaling renewed internal turmoil and external pressures.
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South America
Brazil
Chile
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