Oklahoma Mine War Envelops McAlester Penitentiary
At McAlester Oklahoma 109 union miners were jailed on conspiracy charges as 175 pickets protested the Little Bden mine. Gov. Murray intervened to move detainees to receiving ward while others were released. In Canton Illinois National Guardsmen patrolled Fulton County mines as blockades and wage scale disputes escalated.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.P
Oklahoma
C. P. Ray
State Criminal Bureau
Little Boen
United Mine Workers of America Union
Penitentiary
Sam Brown
W. H. Murray
Little Bden
Canton
U.R
Fulton County
Farmington
Here
State Service Jobs Open in Ohio Civil Service Bulletin
Twenty two examinations for positions in the Ohio Civil Service classified service are set for October 20 and 21. Open posts include teachers for the mentally retarded and vocational carpentry at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home, plus clerical roles in the State Auditor's office the Superintendent of the Boys Industrial School and the Division of Insurance. The Highway Department lists several grades and roles, and additional openings cover fair managers border patrolmen health inspectors interpreters and more. The Commission will mail free bulletins with qualifications duties and salaries to interested applicants in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio Civil Service Classified Service
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
State Auditor’s Office
Boys’ Industrial School
State Highway Department
The
Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Ohio
Astronomical Guest Nights Begin at Perkins Observatory
Delaware, Oct. 6 Guests at Perkins Observatory Ohio Wesleyan University will hear evening lectures on the astral bodies and view heavenly wonders through the new telescope. World famous astronomers will address attendees during the astronomical guest nights beginning October 10 and October 11.
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Delaware
U.R
Perkins Observatory
Ohio Wesleyan University
Plot to bomb Michigan prison implicates guards
Dearborn police and prosecutors questioned five suspects as they pressed to confirm guards involvement in a plot to bomb Jackson State Prison to free inmates. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Sherman F. Kelly said at least two other guards besides Archie French are implicated.
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Dearborn
Mich
U.P
Jackson
Archie French
Sherman F. Kelly
Kelly
French
Agnes Schoonmaker
Minneapolis
James Hall
Overstreet
Oklahoma
Mary Cross
Eddie Cross
Kelley
Harry S. Toy
Hall
Cross
Miss Cross
Work Sharing Drive Started Through Ohio
Ohio based drive aims to restore consumption by getting workers back to jobs. John E. Galvin of Lima becomes general chair of the Fourth District share-the-work campaign. Water Teagie of New York to visit Cleveland for a civic meeting launching the effort next Thursday.
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Cleveland
U.P
John E. Galvin
Lima
Ohio Steel Foundry
Fourth Federal Reserve District
Galvin
Water C. Teagie
New York
Cleveland’s Unofficial Betting Commissioner Dies at 63
T W Raleigh known as Cleveland’s unofficial betting commissioner died after a long illness. He ran a downtown cigar store frequented by politicians and gamblers and acted as a trusted stake holder for wagers on elections, games, and races. He held large stakes at times and later entered real estate. He is survived by his widow Frances.
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Cleveland
U.P
T. W
Tim) Raleigh
Raleigh
Frances Raleigh
False Reports Shape Russo Japanese Tensions
Soviet dispatches from Khabarovsk say circulating rumors in American circles at Harbin claim U.S. support for anti Manchukuo forces. The reports, described as viciously provocative, aim to sharpen Russo Japanese relations as the United States consulate intensifies activity among White Russians.
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United States
Moscow
Kahabarovsk
Harbin
Expert To Lead Ohio Economist To Help Bankers Form National Policies
Col. Leonard P. Ayres of Cleveland will head the American Bankers Association economic policy commission. Francis H. Sisson announced the new head and a twelve member panel to investigate governmental policy and major economic trends.
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Ohio
Los Angeles
Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Capitaliser
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Francis H. Sisson
Hambrick Leads Ohio Open After First 18 At Springfield
At Springfield Country Club Ohio October 6 Arenie Hambrick of Zanesville shot 69 for the first 18 holes while Carl Rocco of Cleveland led with 66 35-31. Other early finishers include Denny Shute 71 Julian Blanton 76 Archie Hambrick 69 and Al Espinosa 75. The championship is 72 holes with 18 holes tallied for early scores.
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Springfield Country Club
Springfield
Arenie Hambrick
Zanesville
Carl Rocco
Cleveland
Hambrick
Denny Shute
Hudson
Julian Blanton
Marietta
Archie Hambrick
G. Livesay
Columbus
Max Devol
Hison
Mike Heaney
Athens
Bankers Close With Election
The American Bankers' Association wraps its fifty-eighth annual convention in Los Angeles with installation of officers. Harold Cunningham of Los Angeles wins the national public speaking contest. Francis H. Sisson becomes president. Francis Marion Law and Rudolf S. Hecht are named first and second vice presidents. Agnes M. Kenney leads the Association of Bank Women in a separate meeting.
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Los Angeles
U.P
American Bankers’ Association
Paul Shop
Southern Pacific Railway
Harold Paul Cunningham
Association
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New
Complete Cast for Movie Is Announced by Director
Director Don O Newland selects Mary Catherine Chute 19 Athens High School graduate and Ohio University junior to play Baby Ethel in the two reel comedy Athens Hero The cast includes Billy Brown Jack Swanson Katrinka and other Athens district residents Filming occurs at the Majestic Theater with interior and audience shots today through Saturday Upcoming football game scenes are woven into the plot.
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Mary Catherine Chute
Juantot
Ohio University
Misa Chute
Robert Chute
Athens Messenger
Athens
Majestic Theater
Miller Avenue
Don O. Newland
Chute
Athens High School
Ohio University Athena
Ethel
Robert
Wood
Henpeck
Carl Beasley Katrinka
Iin
Helen Jones
Navarre
Gertrude Vermaaten
Ezra Fellock
Evan Jones
Park Place
Vermaaten
Trimble
the Messenger
Court
Union Streets
Want Law Changed Sheriffs in Picket Trouble
Delegates at the Federation of Labor convention condemned the ousting of pickets in Southern Ohio coal fields during the recent mine strike. A resolution passed at closing sessions charged sheriffs with National Guard power dismantling picketers camps and forcing picketing workers from mines. It called for legislation against such procedure.
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Columbus
U.P
Federation of Labor
Ohio
National Guard
Scouts Gather in Athens to Aid Red Cross Garment Drive
Forty Boy Scouts of Athens will visit every city home Saturday morning to collect buttons thread and bindings for Red Cross sewing. Residents should have items ready for collection. Athens County Red Cross expects thirty one thousand yards of cloth to be turned into garments for needy families, especially children.
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Boy Scouts of
Athens
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Athens County
Ontario Deputy AG Retained to Seek Fugitive Warrant
Deputy Attorney General Edward Bayly of Ontario was retained to obtain a warrant in Canadian courts to arrest Martin J. Insull as a fugitive from justice for Cook County Illinois.
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Toronto
Ont
U.pj
Edward Bayly
K. C
Ontario
Cook County
Illinois
Martin J. Insull
Classified Highlights Offer Bargains Today
Small heating stores advertise for sale from $1. Five rooms of furniture including four poster beds and butterfly tables offered at low prices in Classification 59. In Nelsonville a 1929 Ford business coupe for $150 in Classification 11. Irish Cobbler potatoes at 75 cents per bushel in Classification 87. A desirable three room furnished apartment for rent on North Court Street Athens in Classification 74.
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Nelsonville
North Court Street
Athens
Hoover Prepares Nationwide Campaign Swing After Chicago Riot
Chicago saw a mass gathering of about 500 unemployed at a West Side relief station. Rioters clashed with police, one man was gravely injured, and several demonstrators were hurt as officers dispersed the crowd with clubs. The protest opposed relief cuts amid rising hunger fears. In Washington, President Hoover returned from a tour he called successful and signaled plans for another national swing to rally support against the Democratic Party. He aims to stress Republican records and counter Democratic criticisms while planning stops in Ohio and Indiana.
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Chicago
Joseph Sbhosab
John Touhy
Communist Party
Washington
Democratic Party
Ita
Europe
Ohio
Indiana
Dew Moines
Canton
Ends Curiosity Over Bankroll
Governor George White denies millionaire or broke claims. He cites a $22,000 return from Alaska 1920, later gains from oil field investments, and says his $10,000 governor’s salary was his main income after a year with no dividends.
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Columbus
U.P
George White
Democratic National Committee
Toledo-Kimore Highway Set for Opening in Wood County
The five miles of State Route 102 Toledo-Kimore Highway in Wood County will officially open Saturday, announced by state highway director W. W. Merrell. A 8 foot concrete pavement was built by Toledo contractor A. B. Johnson at a cost of 173 431 dollars. An additional five percent mile strip from the southeast end is under construction.
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Columbus
U.P
Toledo-Kimore
Wood County
W. Merrell
8. B. Johnson
Toledo
Bus Service Urged to Save Short Haul Mail
Cincinnati dispatch notes leaders of the National Federation of Postal Vehicle Workers urge expanding bus mail transport on short hauls where rail is limited. President John F. Kelleher cites immediate potential to move short haul mail to private truck operators under new congressional power to contract.
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Cincinnati
U.P
National Federation of Motor Vehicle
John F. Kelleher
Kansas City
Congres
Princes Visit Akron Amid Zeppelin Industry Buzz
In Akron on October 6, Prince Louise and Prince Frederick, sons of a former German figure, were seen at a Zeppelin industry event. They viewed the American output and discussed encouragement of their grandfather’s era, as officials noted late yesterday.
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Akron
Prince Louise
Prince Frederick
Geos
Alser
Germany
Encourac
Court Officer Seeks Extradition for Insull in Canada
In Toronto Assistant State's Attorney John Hampton of Chicago asked Ontario officials to issue a fugitive warrant for Martin J. Insull former utilities magnate now in Canada. Hampton sought cooperation from Deputy Crown Attorney General Edward Bayly to secure extradition following indictments. Also noted are Paris reports that Samuel Ingall and his son fled France to avoid US extradition.
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Troronto
Ont
Bcook County
Martin J. Insull
Toronto
John Hampton
Chicago
Hampton
Edward Bayly
Ontario
Theuil'aasi
Captas Hampton
Paris
Samuel Ingall
Samuel, Jr
France
United States
Protests Lift Socialist Vote Outlook in Ohio
In Columbus reports say Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential nominee born in Marion Ohio, will draw a large protest vote across Ohio. Supporters hail his principles though few expect victory against Hoover or Roosevelt, predicting the biggest Socialist vote yet in the state.
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Columbus
Norman Thomas
Ohio
Thomas
Marion, O
Socialist Party
Obito
Marion
Marion Presbyterian
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover Speech Rallies Birds in El Paso
In El Paso, Willy reports Mr. Hoover delivering a pointed speech to a hostile audience. He notes Hoover’s rhetoric was sharp, aimed at defending his job and woman, and mentions Al and Freret moving to bury the hatchet with Hoover.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hoover
Willy
Government moves to aid distressed farmers in debt proposal era
Washington observers and European diplomats foresee U.S. and foreign policy shifts as President Hoover backs war debt use to bolster American agriculture. Trade experts anticipate two new steps to extend aid to farmers facing distress.
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Washington
Hoover
President's trade plan sparks interest at Des Moines address
Officials say the plan remains embryonic but has attracted broad attention. Experts warn obstacles before implementation while noting potential gains for American agriculture with Britain France and Italy as major debtors. They cite Britain’s 150 million dollars in bacon imports last year versus minimal U S bacon exports.
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Des Moines
Ai F
Hoovers Hear Welcoming Crowds in Ohio
A Hoover campaign train drew over 5,000 in Mansfield, where Hoover urged the crowd to praise the Republican cause. Mrs. Hoover received flowers in Mansfield as the train moved on to Loudonville and Canton where about 15,000 greeted him, with Hoover paying tribute to William McKinley.
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Washington
Hoover
Mansfield
Ohio
Loudonville
Canton
Willliam McKinley
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