Roosevelt Gains Support From Publicists and Figures
Washington dispatch notes Franklin D. Roosevelt securing backing from Walter Lippman Henry A Wallace Jud Av King and former Senator Robert L Owen within 24 hours. Lippman wields national influence while Wallace edits Iowa homestead and Wallace's Democrat son of agriculture secretary supports reform of public utilities.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Lippman
Henry A. Wallace
Harding
Judav King
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Hoover
Accused Youth Ends His Life After Theft Accusation
Louis Doll, 20, of Copley Township, died by suicide using a .32 caliber rifle after being accused with two others of stripping an automobile. He was Bath Township High School football team manager and had supported a tied game against Copley Township High. Paul Dunshey of Medina had made the charge but withdrew it.
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Akron
Louis Doll
Copley Township
Bath Township
Copley Township High
Doll
Warner W. Mathis
Paul Dunshey
Medinia
Mills Concludes California Coast Tour For Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills wrapped up a California speaking tour for President Hoover resting at his Millbrae home before heading east. He told about 1200 listeners in Oakland the Republican Party has given wartime era service to the nation and gave his third Bay Area address in about 24 hours.
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Henry A. Wallace
Iowa Homestead
Wallace
Iowa
Middlewest
Hoover
Des Moines
Oakland
Cal
U.R
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Millbrae
Republican Party
Mills
San Francisco
Convicts testify in trial over Maillefert torture murder
In Jacksonville Florida witnesses for the defense described the death of 19 year old New Jersey prisoner Arthur Maillefert in the Sunbeam Camp sweat box. Guards at the camp face charges after Maillefert slumped from exhaustion with a heavy chain about his neck while suspended in the punishment device.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.2
Arthur Maillefert
Maillefert
New Jersey
Methodist Dry Leaders Question Candidates on Prohibition
Bishop James Cannon Jr and four Methodist Episcopal South leaders press Hoover and Roosevelt with five questions on prohibition. They seek clear plans to prevent the return of the saloon, protect dry states, and enforce the Eighteenth Amendment, plus views on modifying the Volstead Act.
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Methodist
Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Socialist critique tops City Club forum in Cleveland
Rabbi A. H. Silver told the City Club Forum that the Socialist program is miles ahead of the two major parties in economic analysis. He warned that unemployment and relief are not solutions and urged radical reorganization to coordinate and rationalize economic life and boost consumption via profit redistribution.
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Cleveland
U.P
A. H. Silver
City Club Forum
Silver
Europe
America
Ohio Banks Receive Over Ten Million in Federal Funds
A federal study shows Ohio financial institutions received more than 10 million dollars in Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans in six weeks. August loans totalled 5,852,267 to 44 banks and associations and one insurer, led by Union Trust of Cleveland with 2,000,000.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
Winters National Bank
Dayton
Former Mayor Walker Denies Rumors Of Death by Own Action
James J. Walker paraphrased Mark Twain to quip about death rumors in New York saying slightly exaggerated after reports circulated. He spoke to United Press aboard Europa in October.
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Europa
U.P
James J. Walker
Mark Twain
New York
United Press
Twain
Bond Set For Insull In Fugitive Case In Ontario Jail
Martin J. Insull was released on a $50,000 bond from the Barrie Simcoe County Jail after two days as a fugitive from justice. Judge Dudley Holmes scheduled a hearing for November 4 at 11 a.m. to discuss extradition to Chicago on embezzlement and larceny charges. Insull agreed to appear, his health cited as a reason for bail, while Cook County contested the judge’s authority.
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Barrie
Qnt
U.P
Martin J. Insull
Simcoe County
Dudley Holmes
Chicago
Cook County
Holmes
Insull
Strikers Hold Huge Meeting in Oklahoma and Arkansas
In McAlester Oklahoma hundreds of coal miners from Southeastern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas gathered for a mass meeting. The United Mine Workers of America members have been on strike for months seeking wage scale arbitration. Local and state authorities prepared for emergencies but reported no violence. Justice of the Peace A C Sewell will rule on October 21 after hearings for 107 arrested picketers.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oct
U.P
Oklahoma
Arkansas
United Mine Workers of America
Justice of the Peace
A. C. Sewell
Varied Weather Ahead Says Weather Bureau Forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts a mixed week with rain in the Ohio Valley, colder mornings at the start, a warmer middle, and another cold spell toward week’s end. Forecast outlines multiple rain periods and temperature swings across the week.
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Ohio Valley
Washington Confident as New Drive Against Dollar Gains Headway
Paris reports a fresh drive against the dollar with selling spreading to the pound sterling. The dollar traded at 25.43 francs, down from 25.48. Hoovers Des Moines speech blamed for market unease as European and U S monetary authorities express confidence in the dollar’s resilience.
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Washington
Europe
Paris
U.P
Hoover
Des Moines
France
Belgium
Holland
Treasury
Paria
Girl Ends Life Over Education Note In Brooklyn
Authorities puzzled by a 15 year old Brooklyn high school student Arleigh Wall found dead by gas. A note to her mother and Aunt May says education has done this and asks to tell Bill and teachers she loves them.
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New York
U.P
Arleigh Wall
Brooklyn
Dorothy Sanders
Heaven
Hell
Bill
May
Mexico Is Favorite Country of Rogers Now There To Visit
Will writes from Mexico City praising the country and its new president Rodriguez. He notes no violence or speeches, emphasizes civil order, and lauds Ambassador Clark and Dwight Morrow plans guiding U S relations. He cites Texas as a place of excitement and mentions Callies as a strong western leader.
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Mexico
Rogers
Mexico City
Aexico
Oct
Clark
Dwight Morrow
Morrow
Callies
Rodriguez
Texas
Will
Church Leader Is Arrested in Mexico City Case
Archbishop Pascual Diaz, papal prime minister in Mexico, is detained for alleged violation of religious laws. If guilty, he faces 36 hours in jail and a 500 peso fine, with 15 more days if the fine is refused. The action follows expulsions and a Veracruz legislature push to expel priests and seize churches.
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Mexico City
UPR
Pascual Diaz
Mexico
Federal District
Diaz
Ruiz Y Flores
Vera Cruz
Congress
Ad Brings Reunion After 65 Years for Sisters and Brothers
In Bowling Green on October 8 a long separated trio, Mrs. Mary Ann Riggins and her two brothers William and Oscar Shade, were reunited after 65 years. A Bucyrus classified ad led to the discovery and rapid meeting, as Mrs Quaintance of Bucyrus connected the tale to Crawford County roots.
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Bowling Green
Oct
Mary Ann Riggins
Brooklyn
William
Oscar Shade
Bucyrus, O
Woman Killed in Cleveland Auto Crash
One woman dies and two companions are critically injured when their car slammed into a safety stanchion in Cleveland. The victim was Beatrice Walsh, 25, of Shaker Heights, with others hospitalized in serious condition.
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Cleveland
U.P
Beatrice Walsh
Shaker Heights
Auto Wreck Filmed For Athens Hero Comedy
More than 1 000 Athens residents watched Friday afternoon as the two reel comedy in Athens Hero was filmed at Court and Union Streets. Police kept crowds back while actors including Helen Jones and Marty Catherine Chute performed the crash and chase sequences. The shot ended with a car wreck as Mayor Wood looked on and the scene moved to the Majestic theater for a trick cigar explosion. Continuity was noted as unneeded for local shots, with director Don O Newland guiding the production.
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Messenger
Court
Union Streets
Lostro
Lawrence Block
Spot
K. &. Finaterwald
Don O. Newland
Mr. Henpeck
Mrs. Henpeck
Robert & Wood
Henpeck
Mia
Carl Beasley
Jack Swanken
Majestic Theater
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Wood
Newland
Cagta
France Agrees to Four Power Armaments Conference
Paris consent to a British proposed four power meeting on arms equality with Germany. Britain sees early talks as important, though France feared surrendering to Berlin and Germany has accepted though no reply text published.
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London
France
Paris
Germany
Britain
Glass Assails Hoover's Talk
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia charges President Hoover with financial madness in his policies and rejects the claim that the nation was near being driven off the gold standard. Glass asserts records show administration measures did not avert such a disaster and criticizes proposed steps.
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Washington
U.R
Carter Glass
Virginia
United Press Today
Lynchburg
Hoover
Des Moines
United States
Glass
Conareas
White Pledges Food Security If Reelected Governor
Marion rally draws about 400 Democrats as Governor George White vows that with state resources no resident will go hungry. He says future legislation should protect the people’s rights and defends Henry Brunner against insinuations, stating Brunner is not anyone’s boss. He counters that two bosses exist in Ohio politics who influence policy.
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Marion
U.P
George White
Henry Brunner
Ingalls
White
Bruhner
Isso
Weir ¢ Brown
Maurieg Muschas
New York City to Name Mayoral Nominee After Walker Exit
Tammany Hall backs Surrogate John Patrick O'Brien to fill the Walker term and looks to win. Republicans meet at Mecca Temple to choose a rival, with early talk centering on Supreme Court Justice Harry Lewin or a weaker candidate to gain Col. Mam Donovan support for governor.
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New York City
United States
James J. Walker
Tammany Hall
John Patrick O'Brien
Mecca Temple
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Harry BE
Lewin
Brooklyn
Mayorin i
Tammany
Col
Mam J. Donovan
Cox Defends White at Columbus Campaign Rally
Former Governor James M. Cox spoke at Memorial Hall in Columbus as he opened his present campaign. He praised Governor White's administration, criticized David I. Ingalls' campaign expenditures and policies, and the speech was broadcast by Radio Station WAIU Columbus.
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Columbus
Oct
U.P
James M. Cox
Dayton
Memorial Hall
Cox
White
David 8. Ingalls
WAIU
Battle of Buffington Island Witness Recalled
An account from a Civil War eyewitness recounts the Battle of Buffington Island as noted in the News Index. The piece reflects on historical memory and local reportage from Pomeroy and Middleport, illustrating how the event is preserved in regional pages.
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Buffington Island
Pomeroy
Akron
Marian Bush Snyder
Case Hom Park
Township
Addievet
Remple Pond
Ohio Bobcats Triumph Over Franklin College 39 to 0
Ohio State ties with Indiana in a 7 7 draw while the Bobcats crush Franklin College 39 to 0 in Columbus. Fans claim Ohio redouts align with Ohio State and Indiana State contest ends in a narrow deadlock.
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Ohio Franklin College
Ohio
Columbus
Indiana
Ohio State
Ohio Franklin game shows Bobcats overpower Franklin
Ohio State's Bobcats dominated Franklin throughout the game, building a large early lead and using reserves in the later periods. Don Peden's team rolled up 442 rushing yards while Franklin struggled to mount any sustained offense and failed to keep pace the entire contest.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Don Peden
Franklin
Peden
Demning
Frey
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