Seven Die Across Ohio From Auto Crashes and Fights
Ohio week end fatalities include University of Cincinnati student Frank Conway and Ray Nulsen in Columbus crash. Others dead or injured include Joseph Volke and Peter Sesek in Painesville, Leonard Metz in Springfield, Ruth Vanik in Cleveland, Edwin Wallace in Oakfield, James Baker in Warren, and Patrolman L M Green slain in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
United Press
Frank B. Conway
University of Cincinnati
Ray Nulsen
Joseph Volke
Cleveland
Painesville
Peter Sesek
Leonard Metz
Springfield
Ruth Vanik
Theodore Vanik
Edwin Wallace
Oakfield Farm
James Baker
Warren, O
Victor Johns
William Landa
Euclid, CO
Officer Killed Making Arrest
In Columbus a grand jury will be asked to indict William N. Jordan 30 Ashland Ohio for killing Patrolman Leslie M. Green during an arrest ordeal. Green and Detective Earl Heise were among officers wounded as Jordan resisted, several saw the shooting near downtown. Green leaves a wife and three children.
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Columbus
Leslie M. Green
Donald M. Hoskins
William N. Jordan
Ashland
Jordan
C. H. Cox
Green
Earl Heise
Must Be Elephants In World Series Game Three Visit
President Hoover prepared to leave for Philadelphia for a third World Series game. Observers joke that the elephants, a symbol of the Athletics, reflect the White Elephant nickname tied to the team and to Hoover as GOP custodian of the grey emblem of the party.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Republican Party
Edison Severely Weakens in West Orange Recovery Hopes
Edison 84 year old inventor Thomas Alva Edison was weaker today than in three weeks, per his physician Dr Hubert Howe. The doctor said no immediate emergency is expected for the next day or two after a day when Edison rallied somewhat and ate a supper of stewed pears and coal?
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West Orange
N. J
U.P
Thomas Alva Edison
Hubert
Howe
Edison
Race Driver Anton Ponikvar Killed in Hartford Crash
The body of 23 year old auto racer Anton Ponikvar, known as Tony Lockhart, is returned to Cleveland after a Sunday race crash in Hartford Connecticut. He led in a 50 mile event before his car struck a railing and burned on the 29th lap.
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Cleveland
Anton Ponikvar
Hartford
Ponikvar
Tony Lockhart
Montero Named President of Chile After Exile
Juan Estaban Montero, former Chilean vice-president, elected president for a five year term to fill the office left vacant by the overthrow and exile of Gen. Carlos Ibanez.
AFL Opens 51st Convention in Vancouver to Tackle Industrial Woes
In Vancouver, 400 delegates begin a two week AFL meeting to map policies for reviving labor. President William Green outlines a five point plan including 2.75 percent beer legalization, public works, wage protections, shorter hours and higher wages, while opposing strikes.
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William Green
America
Federation
Green
Shades Of Wm. J. Bryan and Silver Campaigns
Arthur Brisbane considers William Jennings Bryan and legislative figures Borah and money politics. The piece reflects on populist finance debates, silver questions, and potential shifts in campaign strategy amid scarce funding.
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Shades of
Wm. J. Bryan
Borah
King Features, Inc
Senator Borah Urges Monetary Conference on Silver Ratio
Senator Borah calls President Hoover to summon a monetary conference to fix silver at a definite ratio to gold, tentatively fourteen to one, arguing against radical changes and warning against burdening America with Europe’s war debts through currency experiments. The piece praises the dollar as world standard and criticizes other currencies and financial schemes.
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Borah
Hoover
Bryan
Italy
Europe
America
Is There Enough Money to Carry World Business
A discussion on whether silver and other money forms suffice for global commerce questions the existence of ample funds. It asks if there is sufficient gold to standardize enough dollars or other currencies to run the world’s business.
This Nation Praises Silver and Borah’s Proposal
An editorial extols silver as a national asset and endorses Senator Borah's plan to raise silver's value by fifty cents an ounce or more, arguing it would boost national wealth, mine value, and the ability to produce metallic currency.
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Borah
Silver and gold contrasted across North American continent
A fragmented note proclaims North America as a land of silver and aims to compare silver with gold. The text continues on Page 4 suggesting more discussion or continuation.
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North American
First Junior High Student Council Meets at Athens
The Athens Junior High School held its first Student Council meeting of the year in the club room last Thursday afternoon. Principal M. A. Grubb oversees the council and officers were elected, with Bob Bird and Virginia McVay as presidents and Mary Olive Cowan as secretary. Home room officers were also chosen, including Zick with Evelyn Fishbaugh as secretary and Studstill with Mary Olive Cowan as secretary, among others.
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Athens Junior High School
M. A. Grubb
Bob Bird
Virginia McVay
Mary Olive Cowan
Eula Pendergrass
Martha McVay
Zick
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Dorothy Carsey
Studstill
Pauline Masterton
Emmett
Richard Imes
Jack Custer
Gilmore
Bobby Davis
Billy James
Cottle
William Whaley
Woodrow Wilson
Albert
Alice Bardin
Bryant
Darrell Tucker
Lloyd Scott
Excelsior class elects officers for coming year
GLOUSTER October 5 at a meeting of the Excelsior class of the M E B Sunday School officers were elected. Pauline Higgins is president Elizabeth Gaskalla vice president and Alice McAfooes secretary treasurer. The class members and their teacher Mrs L G DeLong enjoyed a wiener roast Thursday night.
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Glouster
Excelsior
M.eb
Pauline Higgins
Elizabeth Gaskalla
Alice McAfooes
L. G. DeLong
Weather Averages and Forecast For Several Cities
Yesterday high temperatures reached 96 in Phoenix Oklahoma City and San Antonio and 94 in San Antonio. Overnight lows dipped to 30 in Edmonton Battleford and Minnedosa with 32 in Minnedosa. The next 36 hours show continued fair weather with some cloudiness and a possible cooler night.
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Phoenix
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Tdoya
Edmonton
Battleford
Minnedosa
Change in Supreme Court reshapes its balance in 1929 era
Washington October 5 The Supreme Court opened its 142nd year amid unprecedented public interest as the court appears to have realigned. The shift follows the late 1920s additions of Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Owen D Roberts and a move toward liberal majorities on key opinions once led by Holmes and Brandeis.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court of the United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Louis D. Brandeis
Hughes
Owen D. Robert
New York Baby Killers Jailed In Wide Raids
Police rounded up Vincent Coll and most of the Bronx Harlem beer gang in a large operation. Ten men and four women were arrested, with two identified as trigger men responsible for the Harlem Little Italy killings and the wounding of five children. Anthony Trobino escaped injury as Coll altered his appearance to evade detection.
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New York
U.P
Vincent’ Coll
Baby Face
Avrill Park
Troy
Anthony Trobino
Michael Vengalli
Harlem
Little Italy
Trobino
Coll
Three to Face Arraignments in Athens Mayor Court
Everett McCall and John Williams of Athens plus William Baker of Carpenter are set to appear before Mayor Robert S. Wood Monday night at 7 on intoxication related charges. They were arrested Saturday by Athens police on separate offenses.
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Everett McCall
John Williams
Athens
Robert S. Wood
William Baker
Carpenter
World Series Game Three Set Between Cardinals and Athletics
Philadelphia hosts St. Louis in the third game with Grove and Cochrane for Philadelphia and Grimes and Wilson for St. Louis. Clear warm weather. 1:30 p m start. Attendance about 37 000 with receipts near 160 000. Series tied one game each.
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Philadelphia
Oct
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
Cochrane
Grimes
Wilson
St. Louis
Baynham Details Dry Raider Activities and Firing
Baynham says he was fired for raiding private clubs despite orders not to. Sears says dismissal followed dis obedience and hostility to department heads. He accuses a conspiracy while seeking reinstatement from Governor White. Baynham cites transfers after raids at Lorain Canton Youngstown and Marion Singing Society Canton.
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Columbus
U.P
White
George A. Baynham
Clarence H. Sears
Baynham
Wouder
Sears
Lorain
Canton
Youngstown
Marion Singing Society
Thousands Boo As Capone At Football Game
Capone will face federal court Tuesday for tax evasion after being booed at a Northwestern Nebraska game in Evanston. Chicago crowds jeered him as Scouts tracked his exit. prosecutors prepare to try him on 22 counts alleging $215,000 in taxes dodged on $1,038,654 income from 1924 to 1929.
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Chicago
U.P
Alphonse Capone
Northwestern Nebraska
Evanston
Capone
United States District Court
Washington
Platform for Party Offered by James T Begg in Ohio
Columbus observes a Buckeye Republican Club meeting where James T Begg former congressman and potential governor candidate presents a six point platform. He calls for removing brokers from banking and bankers from brokerage work credit debt nations face duties on purchases in this country based on national debt shift to job creation over soup kitchens run government units within income no new taxes or tax raises and vote on prohibition keeping current tariffs.
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Columbus
U.P
Republican Party
James T. Begg
Begg
Buckeye Republican Club
Production of Soft Coal Gains in Week Ended Sept 26
The U S Bureau of Mines estimates soft coal output for the week ended Sept 26 at 7 435 000 tons, up 191 000 tons or 2 6 from the prior week. Year to date through Sept 26 is well below the 1930 level, with historical figures for earlier years and regional totals noted.
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Bureau of Mines
Nelsonville
Oct
U. S
Ohio
Lake Erie
May Lead Laborites
Splits in the Liberal party and in the Seaham division of the Laborites opened the door for Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald to head a coalition party ticket as a bona fide Laborite candidate. The Seaham division urged his resignation and declined renomination after his Durham visit, while the Merton Miners' Lodge urged reconsideration and nominated him as a Labor candidate.
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London
U.P
Liberal Party
Seaham
Laborites
Ramsey MacDonald
MacDonald
Durham
Merton Miners’ Lodge
Merton
Labor Party
Four Bandits Hold Up The Farm Near Cincinnati
Four masked bandits wearing yellow spectacles and long visor caps robbed The Farm road house near Cincinnati on October 5. They searched about 40 patrons and escaped with roughly $4000 in cash.
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Cincinnati
France and United States Must Use Gold for Teeth
El Paso dispatch notes a satirical letter suggesting if nations abandon the gold standard they might use gold for mundane needs like tooth fillings. The writer, signing as WILL, jokes that France and the United States would have to accept gold for everyday uses amid a shift away from gold as money.
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France
U. S
EL Paso
Tex
Calles
Mexico
United States
Will
Study Quarry Deaths Evidence May Be Placed Before Allen County Jury
Thelma Woods and Karl Truesdale, both youths, were killed May 30 in an unsolved case. County Detective C J Roush reports new evidence checks and plans arrests this week as Allen County Grand Jury convenes next Monday to review the case.
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Lima
U.P
Thelma Woods
Karl Truesdale
Allen County
C. J. Roush
Ernest M. Botkin
Roush
McCullough’s Park
Weather outlook for World Series game in Philadelphia
The Weather Bureau predicts very good weather for this afternoon's World Series game in Philadelphia between the Athletics and the Cardinals. Clear skies, mild temperatures favored fans and players as the two teams clash.
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Philadelphia
United States Weather Bureau
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Secret Coloring Contest Opens for Kids at The Messenger
The Messenger announces an animal coloring contest for ages 6 to 12, launching Sunday Oct 11 with 50 weekly black and white drawings. Prizes of 1 dollar go to the best colored picture in each age group, with Col Sol Stephan contributing stories. Colored guides will be distributed to schools and libraries in Athens.
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Messenger
Col
Sol Stephan
Cincinnati Zoo
Dean Edwin Watts Churb
Athens
Mystery deaths follow church social in Ceresco
In Ceresco Nebraska Oct 5 two small children Phyllis Rudeen three and Ethel Mae Johnson sixteen months died from convulsions after a church social at the Swedish Mission Church. About 25 others fell ill and chicken sandwiches were suspected though authorities were unsure if poisoning came from the sandwiches or bad meat. Food was eaten before illness appeared complicating the investigation.
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Ceresco
Neb
U.P
Phyllis Rudeen
Ethel Mae Johnson
Intervenes in street fight shot in Euclid
William Sanda, 20, was shot and critically wounded in Euclid Ohio after he stepped in during a street brawl between two men. Police reported the incident occurred today and officers were investigating the motive and assailants.
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Cleveland
William Sanda
Euclid
Pangborn and Herndon Complete 41Hour Pacific Flight to Wenatchee
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr landed their monoplane after a 41 hour flight from Sabishiro Beach Japan. They dropped landing gear to lower wind resistance, skidded 8 feet on landing, and faced a crowd of spectators as they returned to America. The pair, hailed as intrepid, reported a smooth trip with a few weather challenges and a 4 915 mile route averaging 119 mph.
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Pacific
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
American World Fliers
Tokio
Seattle
Herndon
Left
Pangborn
State of Washington
Wenatchee
Wash
U.P
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Sabishiro Beach
Japan
North Pacific
America
Mia
Opal Born
Great Circle
Kurile Islands
Aleutians
Dutch Harbor
Canadian
Tai
Cascade Range
Kane
First Issue of School Paper Appears Today
The Athens Junior High School publishes its first issue of the Preambie on Monday. Staff advisor is M. B. Grubb. Editorial staff includes Parker Walker as editor in chief. Kathleen Shannon and Bobsby Davis as assistant editors. Betty Baker as club editor. Wilbur Perkins as cartoon editor. Leslie Fultz and Julian Bing as news and features editors. Bob Coe as business manager. Merritt Preston as circulation manager. and tocn aie operator. Reporters include Vergene Mats Jean Mees Merwin Mansfield Haz Young Dorothy Doty Ruth Watsley. Carriers named Josephine Robert Wheaton Katherine Stever Charles Kern Katheryn Maller Leta Long.
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Athens
M. B. Grubb
Parker Walker
Kathleen Shannon
Bobsby Davis
Betty Baker
Wilbur Perkins
Leslie Fultz
Julian Bing
Bob Coe
Merritt Preston
Tocn Aie
Vergene Mats
Jean Mees
Merwin Mansfield
Haz Young
Dorothy Doty
Ruth Watsley
Josephine Robert Wheaton
Katherine Stever
Charles Kern
Katheryn Maller
Leta Long
Many Features in First Athens Junior High Assembly
The first assembly at Athens tor High School was held last Fr morning. Bob Bird presided over the meeting and gave the address of Welcome. A violin solo by Jean Meen reading by Stephen Fuller a solo by Betty Bardin a talk on spirit by Betty McCoy a piano by Dick Imes a reading by Margr et Guthrie and a tap dance by Charlies Dalton and Wilbur Perk comprised the program.
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Athenstor High School
Bob Bird
Welscome
Jean Meen
Stephen Fuller
Betty Bardin
Betty McCoy
Dick Imes
Margret Guthrie
Charlies Dalton
Wilbur Perk
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L. M. Green
Slayer
Federation of Labor
Dan Bowerman
Vancouver
B. C
American Federation of Labor
Arthur Brisbane
Supreme Court
World Fliers
Pacific Ocean
Len County Jury
Junior High Assembly
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