Ohio Governor Backs Multi State Coal Stabilization Plan
Governor George White said he accepted in principle a plan by Governor Sampson to form committees from Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky to stabilize the bituminous coal industry. White insisted miners must be represented and suggested a five miner five operator ratio for Ohio and immediate meetings ahead of a Lexington Kentucky conference.
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Columbus
U.R
George White
Flem D. Sampson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Sampson
Lexington
White
Conley
Pinchot
Pennsylvia
Baker Blasts Senate Over World Court Delays
Newton D. Baker, addressing the Advertising Club in Cleveland, assailed the U S Senate for delays on Americas role in the World Court and for usurping presidential power. He urged neutral or benevolent neutrality to avoid future wars and said the Senate has become the difficulty in expressing the nations will.
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Cleveland
U.P
Newton D. Baker
Vigor Biss
United
Senate
America
Baker
Senate of the
United States
Harding
Slayer Said Insane After Seizure of Murder Suspect
John Olinger, 34, was jailed pending transfer to the State Hospital for the Insane after a sanity hearing. He escaped trial on first degree murder charges for the April 12 Middletown shooting of his wife Cora Olinger and Grant Shoemaker. Doctors testified he was insane and claimed Shoemaker was his wife’s lover.
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Hamilton
John Olinger
State Hospital For the Insane
Lima
Clinton D
Walter Roehll
Middletown
Olinger
Shoemaker
Parliament approves emergency decrees to curb speculation
Vienna reports the government may issue emergency decrees prohibiting speculation in Austrian currency until March. The move was approved without debate by parliament today.
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Vienna
Austria
U.P
Arliament
Short selling and a history of market bears at Wall Street
The piece discusses short selling on Wall Street, brokers lending stocks to hurt customers, and the Exchange demanding reporting of naked short sales. It notes a sharp price rebound, mentions Santa Fe profits and Mr Storey, plus a reference to Commodore Vanderbilt squeezing bears, with Roy Howard recounting the tale as a caution to modern bears.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Commodore Vanderbilt
Drew
Commodore
Roy Howard
Finance Control Board Proposed After Hoover Talks
Plan floated to create a national Finance Control Board modeled on wartime authority. It would bolster banks and handle frozen assets and securities while possibly aiding real estate mortgages, expanding Federal Reserve powers. Continued on Page 4.
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Hoover
National ‘Finance Control Board
Federal Reserve
Iron Mike pilots plane solo for 20 minutes
Newark dispatch reports a robot pilot named Iron Mike took control of a big transport plane with 19 passengers after takeoff. Pilot Harold A. Eliott initially handled takeoff and landing while Iron Mike remained at the controls for 20 minutes using stabilizing apparatus under the seat.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
Iron Mike
Harold A. Eliott
Eastern Air Transport
Elliott
Beautification push for Ohio roadsides eyed by clubs
In Columbus on October 8 the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs planned roadside beautification through flowers and trees. State forester Edmund Secrest of Wooster proposed the state buy 40,000 acres of timber annually until holding 10 percent of Ohio’s forests.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Edmund Secrest
Wooster
Eight Days Pass Before Morrow’s Death Noted in El Paso
The writer from El Paso recalls eight days with no major news except the death of Morrow. He notes confusion over distant events and jokes about Hoover missing the funeral, calling Morrow an interesting fellow. The letter conveys personal reaction and regional sentiment.
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Morrow
EL Paso
Tex
al Capone
Wall Street
Mexico
Will
Hoover Plan Outlined by Hoover at White House Conference
The Messenger publishes President Hoover’s statement from the White House congressional conference. The plan’s fate rests with Congress, and wide world interest centers on the proposal. Readers are urged to study the Hoover plan to better understand national problems.
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Hoover
White House Congressional Conference
The
Messenger
Congress
Labor Parley Opens Debate On Big Issues
Vancouver British Columbia October delegates of the American Federation of Labor begin discussions on plans to end unemployment and restore prosperity. Proposals cover prohibition changes immigration limits Philippines independence and unemployment building programs with five to ten billion dollar options and various tax and insurance ideas. President Green vows no machine politics and real democracy in action.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Philippines
William Green
Green
Labor
Japan Warns China Over Boycott Movements in China
Tokyo says China will be held responsible for any harm to Japanese life or property in China if Beijing does not suppress the boycott and protect Japanese residents, with a formal protest delivered to Nanking.
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TOKIO
U.P
Japan
China
Nanking
Girls Die and Girl Hurt in Glenroy Auto Crash
Sally Lovett age 15 of Glenroy was killed instantly and Dorothy Wood 14 of Coaston was badly injured when struck by a car that fled the scene in Glenroy last night.
Story of Hanging Girl Tells.
The report recounts a suspect changing his account to claim that he and three others killed 11 year old Louise Teuber in San Diego California by hanging her with a 30 foot rope from a tree. A youth named Lowel Bell age 16 said he murdered her alone. The nude body wearing only shoes stockings and a wrist watch was found early April 18.
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Louise Teuber
San Diego
Calif
Lowel
Bell
Hoover Warns Pan American Conference On Unproductive Loans
President Hoover repeats his 1926 advice to avoid lending or borrowing funds not yielding productive returns. He argues such restraint could prevent war and cites past loan practices as a warning, urging closer cooperation among American republics amid a global downturn.
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Hoover
Washington
U.P
Legion Officers Installed Here
About 75 members of K. T. Crossen Post No. 21 American Legion and guests attended the annual officer installation at the Post headquarters Wednesday night. New officers for 1932 were inducted, with D. R. Zenner named commander and D. H. Sams re-elected finance officer. Mayor J. E. Harley urged attendance at Sunday's district conference in Middleport and invited the Post Drum Corps.
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K. T. Crossen
M. D. Hughes
A. E. McConkey
A. C. Smedley
H. W. Link
E. C. Krieger
Fred Williams
Waldo Buck
D. H. Sams
M. Johnson
Trustee
Middleport
Woman Taken for Ride Fatally Shot in Chicago Parked Car
A woman about 32 believed to be Frieda McErlane, linked to gangster Frank McErlane, was found shot to death in a parked sedan in Chicago. The car was registered to Frieda McErlane, at a nearby address.
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Chicago
U.P
Frieda McErlane
Frank McErlane
Frieda McEriane
McEriane
Just Like Caruso Huttons On Revival Trail
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton and her new husband David Hutton arrived in Cleveland en route to Boston for a revival series. Mrs Hutton quipped that David is dieting and jokes he is built like Caruso with a broad, sturdy frame.
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Cleveland
U.P
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Boston
David
Caruso
Mastodon Tooth Found Near Prospect
A mastodon tooth about half a foot long and weighing several pounds was found in a creek bed near Prospect by BH. C. Fitch. Paleontologists note mastodon bones have been found nearby, indicating herds once roamed the area before extinction centuries ago.
Appeal Arguments On Crestline Sheriffs Murder Case
The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on Blanton and Walter Ralls for the Crestline murder of Crawford County Sheriff George Davenport in Crestline on January 23, 1931. The defendants remain at Ohio Penitentiary awaiting a decision, after a prior stay of execution.
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Columbus
U.P
State Supreme Court
Blanton
Walter Ralls
Crestline
Crawford County
George Davenport
Ohio Penitentiary
High Court
Carrington T. Marshall
Davenport
Airmail pilot spots fifth Kirksville fire in three years
Flying the Chicago to Kansas City airmail route, Lewis Gravis, age 24, spotted a fire in a Kirksville Missouri home. He dived and banked the plane with engine at full thrust to alert occupants, who escaped unharmed.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Lewis Gravis
Kirksville
Laval Plans War Outlaw Treaty During Hoover Visit
Paris reports Premier Laval will urge President Hoover to back a Kellogg type pact outlawing war. The plan mimics the Four Power Pacific Treaty and aims to limit U S European entanglements. Leaders from other European powers may visit Washington with Laval. Lord Reading’s Paris meetings signal British interest.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
United States
Hoover
Washington
United Press
Realiear
Laval
Far East
Lord Reading
Premier Asks Stable Rulers Be Supported
London reports Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald urged a general election and a stable national government to avert financial panics and social unrest. He warned Britain risks bankruptcy without balanced imports and exports and hinted at prohibitions or tariffs to curb imports.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Ramsey MacDonald
MacDonald
United States
Rainy cool spell grips Athena district today
Weather observer Mrs C N France reports Athens County saw a cooled day with a high of 76 after yesterday’s 86. Overnight temps fell to 63 as .35 inches of rain fell last night and this morning and the Hocking River rose to three feet.
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Athena
C. N. France
Athens County
Hocking
Cardinal Train Almost Wrecks
In Lancaster Pennsylvania two bystanders save a Cardinal special train by signaling an auto fallen onto tracks from a bridge thirty six feet below. Beane and tower operator Trout alerted and diverted the train moments before disaster as Goldstein two others died and a third was injured.
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Lancaster
St. Louis Cardinals
P. BE. Beane
Paradise
William Trout
Cardinals
Beane
Laula J. Goldstein
Morria M. Beck
Sol Goldstein
Early trial sought for Cleveland gunman in Ohio speakeasy murder
Prosecutor G H Birrell asks for an early trial in Warren Ohio for John Davis 36 charged with the murder of Earl Gamble during a speakeasy holdup. Davis pleaded not guilty to the indictment and the case is set for late October. Co-defendant George Barret will not be arraigned until his injuries from a crash heal.
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George Spraggins
Glayquees Announce Daughter Birth at Sheltering Arms
Professor and Mrs. C. D. Glayque announce the birth of a daughter Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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C. D. Glayque
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Stetson Elopes with Philadelphia Merchant
Brief message announced the marriage of Jane Stetson daughter of John B Stetson Jr to Thomas Cartledge a 27 year old Philadelphia businessman. The couple wed in Maryland and then honeymooned in the Adirondacks before planning their next steps.
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Tom
Jane Stetson
John B. Stetson, Jr
Poland
Thomas Cartledge
Philadelphia
Maryland
Adirondacks
Hoover proposes broad credit program to aid banks and homes
Raymond Clapper reports President Hoover backs a multi billion credit push to loosen liquidity. A White House bankers conference outlines long term mortgage relief and additional federal capital for land banks while Congress weighs extensions of German reparations and farm loan relief.
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Hoover
White House
Congress
Treasury
Der
Mr. Hoover
Weather report notes cool Trinity night and fair day
Yesterday and today show cooler temperatures with a favorable pressure trend. A fair morning gives way to a cool afternoon, and the outlook suggests continued cool conditions across the region.
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Diene Antonio
Kal
Minnedosa
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