Opening Day of 1935 World Series at Detroit Park
The Detroit Tigers host the Chicago Cubs as Lonnie Warneke faces Detroit in the opening game. Thousands pack the stands despite early chill and mixed weather, with fans eager for a renewed rivalry dating back to 1908. Cubs coach Charlie Grimm and Hartnett rally behind a Warneke-Mickey pairing as the series begins.
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Dward J. Neil
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Lonnie Warnekeng
Opa
Mickey
Lynwood
Arneke
Rush
Eatherman
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Heiress Seeks Speculation Amid Curious Classified Notes
Fragmentary notices mention a heiress chasing speculation and a final farewell cue from George M. Cohan. The snippet references a Messenger’s classified section, a Grimes Golden apple variety, and a seller near Amesville, with vague remarks about customers and prices.
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George M. Cohan
Grimes Golden
R Bushel L. B. Glazier i
Amesville
Kidnap Charge Placed in Federal Court Case
Mrs Berry V Stoll faces trial next Monday in Federal Court on a helping kidnap charge as part of the $50,000 ransom abduction case of Louisville socialite. Thomas H Robinson Jr sought since October. former Tennessee asylum inmate. The Stolls, their servants and 24 DOJ agents tied to the hunt have been subpoenaed.
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Kidna
Berry V. Stoll
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Thomas H. Robinson
Louisville, Ky
Tennessee
Stolls
Department of Justice
Robinson
Fourth Federal Reserve District Sees Continued Business Gain
Cleveland report shows September activity rising with auto industry revival ahead of schedule. August to September hire and output up across sectors including tires, shoes, textiles, and clothing. Residential construction remains strong, store sales up, crop prospects improving after storm damage, harvest exceeding two prior years.
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Cleveland
Fourth Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Monthly Business Review
Business Review
Cubs and Tigers Tangle in Turbulent Ball Game
Play by play shows Galas and Herman delivering key hits for the Cubs while Rogell and Gehringer anchor the Tigers defense. Hartnett and Demaree produce runs as Norb Lindstrom sacrifice advances. Late miscues and errors punctuate a tense, error filled contest with no decisive winner noted.
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Galas
Rogell
Herman
Firs
Rowe
Greenberg
Lindstrom
Hartnett
Demaree
Cavarretta
Gehringer
Tigers
White
Cochrane
Galan
Jurges
Hack
Roger
Goslin
Warneke
Fox
Moriarty
Chicago
Rums
Denver Nanna of New Marshfield Dies Today
Denver Nanna age 43 lifelong invalid dies at his home at 5 30 this morning in New Marshfield. Funeral at New Marshfield M P Church Friday at 2 p m with Rev Ray T Houf officiating burial in New Marshfield cemetery. Survivors include parents Hiram D and Mrs Nanna six sisters Lelia Carter Johnson City TN Mary Harberger Barberton Monaiee Carmichael Athens Annavee Fern and Nona at home three brothers Forrest Carl Maxwell at home and grandmother Mrs Fanny Cox Ath ens.
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New Marshfield
Denver
Nanna
New Marshfield M. P
Ray T. Houf
New Marshfield Cemetery
Hiram D. Nanna
Lelia Carter
Johnson City
Ohio University Opens Football Practice to Public
Athletic Director C. C. Bird announced practice would be open to the public for the first time this Thursday at four o'clock in Ohio Stadium.
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C. C. Bird
Ohio University
Ohio Stadium
Supreme Court to Hear PWA Challenges in Cases
The court will review two PWA disputes beating on federal loan and donation authority to towns for electric plants and the legality of slum clearance and low cost housing under the NIRA. A Kansas case questions a $45,300 donation to Burlington Kansas for electric works.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Supreme Court
PWA
Kansas Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisville
Kansas Utilities Company
Burlington
Kansas
Train Wrecker's Trial Opens in Ironton
Prosecutor Roy Henry began presenting witnesses in the murder trial of James Thompson 25 charged with first degree murder in the Norfolk and Western wreck near Haverhill that killed engineer John Meyers of Portsmouth and fireman J A Kem of Portsmouth in 1952. Henry said he would seek the death penalty if Thompson is found guilty.
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Tronton
Roy Henry
James Thompson
Henry
Thompson
John Meyers
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western
J. A. Kem
Haverhill
Bulgaria under martial law after coup attempt
Sofia reports a state of siege and immediate martial law across Bulgaria. Government says measures aim to secure peace and thwart conspirators who planned a coup d etat on the king’s accession anniversary.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Steel magnate predicts prosperity if investors confidence returns
Charles R. Hook of the American Rolling Mill Company told 250 mill officials in Middletown that the United States faces a great era of prosperity if investors regain confidence and sound economic principles prevail. He urged reducing relief rolls by restoring jobs, warned against dwelling on doubt, and linked demand for durable goods and new homes to economic recovery.
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Middletown
United States
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
Albert Creekbaum
Hook
Eighth District Legion to Hold Two Day Fall Conference
The Eighth District American Legion plans a two day fall conference in Middleport October 26 and 27 with Department Commander Milton Campbell due to attend. A Saturday dinner will outline programs for the department district and post. Sunday offers division schools a public meeting with talks by Judge Arthur Day John Bricker Herbert Duffey and Charles Sawyer and a parade in the afternoon.
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Logan
American Legion
Middleport
Barton A. Hall
Milton Campbell
Cincinnati
Arthur Day
John W. Bricker
Herbert Duffey
Charles Sawyer
Davis Loses Cleveland Mayoral Primary
In Cleveland Harry L. Davis Republican four time mayor and ex governor loses the mayoral primary. Harold H Burton and Ray T Miller advance to November election with Burton leading 75 034 to Miller 71 856 and Davis 68 753. In Kentucky former State Senator H M Cline dies at 49 after a heart attack leaving a wife and son.
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Cleveland
Harry l. Davis
Ohio
Ray T. Miller
Harold H Burton
Burton
Miller
Davis
Whitley City
H. M. Cline
Kentucky
State Tax Commission
Flem PD. Sampson
State Senate
John
Ohio Bakers Seek Bread Price Increase
Ohio housewives confront higher bread costs as Frank Noyes of the Ohio Bakers Association predicts an increase is bound to come. He cites doubled ingredient costs over the year and notes bread has risen only one cent, prompting bakers to raise prices to save themselves.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Noyes
Ohio Bakers’ Association
Bricker seeks Davey aid to release frozen bank assets
Ohio Attorney General John Bricker urged Governor Davey to order immediate action to release funds in closed banks and building loan offices. He noted lack of authority without department heads and called for lists of debtors owing over 15000 to speed dividends to distressed depositors.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Davey
Bricker
Attorney General
President To Sail Tonight
President Roosevelt pauses at the southwestern tip before a Pacific cruise toward the Panama Canal. He tours California with mass crowds, climaxing in Los Angeles where 60,000 to 75,000 greet him at the Olympic Stadium as he urges unification of liberal forces.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Roosevelt
Pacific
Panama Canal
Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
Elevator fall injures three at Columbus cleaning plant
Three people were injured when an elevator fell at the F. T. Carroll Co. dry cleaning establishment in Columbus. The victims include Mrs. C. G. Johnson, her daughter Catherine, and elevator operator William Roberta. Also reported, A. L. Muir, 78, former publisher of the Bowling Green Ohio Tribune, died in Atlanta after 15 years there.
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Columbus
Lancaster
F. T. Carroll Co
C. G. Johnson
Catherine
William Roberta
Atlanta
A. L. Muir
Bowling Green, Ohio
Tribune
African Crisis Sparks Wall Street Downturn and Paris Gold Flight
Wall Street fell as Africa’s war worsened the Ethiopian conflict with active shares slipping and a brief market retreat. Paris saw gold shipments to the United States surge, about 70 million dollars moved since September amid reports of Italian invasion, while U.S. wheat prices spiked on Ethiopia hostilities.
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New York
Ethiopia
Paris
Europe
United States
France
Memel
Paria
Chicago
Hunter Shoots Buchtel Youth in Accidental Tragedy
Nelsonville reports 18 year old Carol Fidler of Buchtel was wounded in a hunting accident when hunter Charles Deering mistook his gray cap for a squirrel. He received first aid then was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan with multiple wounds and possible lung damage. The incident occurred on the hill above Buchtel and marshal Ed Sohn says it was accidental.
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Nelsonville
Carol Fidler
Robert Fidler
Buchtel
Charles Deering
Young Fidier
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Ed Sohn
Police Seek Robbers Of College Treasury
Police sought two men who entered Hiram College treasurer’s office posing as agents tied up the assistant treasurer and a student clerk and escaped with 300 dollars in cash and checks. One robber produced a pistol and forced John Darsie and August Pryatel to the floor as the other secured their hands and feet with tape.
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Hiram-4
Hiram College
John Darsie
August Pryatel
Tribes Battle Duce's Army on Frontier
Addis Ababa reports fighting between Italian and Ethiopian forces in the Mussa Ali region with 25 000 Italian troops clashing with Danakil irregulars while Ethiopian regulars are not yet engaged. Mussolini tells Italy a solemn hour is near as Haile Selassie seeks League of Nations action.
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Paris
Addis Ababa
Paris Soir
Mussa Ali
Ethiopia
Rome
Mussolini
I Duce
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Italy denies Ethiopian invasion claims in East Africa
Rome says there has been no movement by Italian troops in Ethiopia and defends ongoing diplomatic presence. A government spokesman cites Ethiopia’s frontier definitions and notes no order for Italians to leave, though many civilians have departed. Addis Ababa protests to the League of Nations over alleged Italian advances including tens of thousands of Eritrean troops and armored assets.
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Rome
Etheopia
East Africa
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Adds
Ababa
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Hearst Favors Landon in 1936 Defeat Analysis
Hearst argues Roosevelt should be defeated for welfare and national safety. He favors a proven Republican candidate or a Jeffersonian Democrat and endorses Governor Landon of Kansas for his record, economy, and decisive action. He critiques Hoover and calls for a third party only if strong leaders join.
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Hearst
London
Roosevelt
Hoover
Illiam Randolph Hearst
Paul Mahon Simeon
Calif
Sevelt
Dem
Tammany
Landon
Kansas
Farley
Dole
Rooseveltt
Palmer
Buckner
Theodore Rooseevelt
Frankelin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Ritchie
Ely
Talmadee
Tydings
Republican Party
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