Hoover speech planned in Ohio as Cleveland raid erupts
In downtown Cleveland on October 7 a robbery turned into a wild gun battle injuring two holdup victims a police officer and a woman. Robbers fired from a car as patrolman Fred Blazier pursued them, one robber captured by bystanders, another killed when his car crashed after a high speed chase. Florence Stratton and her daughter Beverly were in the stolen car. Beverly was wounded along with Mrs Stratton.
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Cleveland
Francis E. Bush
E. S
H. BE. Lan
Eith
Playuse Square
Quinlans
Quinlan
Fred Blazier
East Seventeenth
Chester Avenue
Blaze
Florence Itin
Beverly
Twoen
Akron Judge to rule on unusual payroll robbery case
In Summit County Ohio Judge A W Toyle will decide a landmark case arising from a $7200 payroll heist at the A Ky Company. Tony Gaylon 24 is charged with highway robbery and allegedly helped plan the raid before withdrawing from the crime. His account is supported by two alleged conspirators Rus E Ewerth and Barney Crimi.
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Ron
U.R
A. W. Toyle
Summit County
United States
A. Ky
Tony Gaylon
Aylon
Rus E. Ewerth
Barney Crimi
Eviction Riots in Akron Turn Violent with Officer Shot
In Akron last night a crowd of about 300 protested an eviction at Moon Street. Officer Emery Davis was beaten and shot byAlex O Lari who was later reported near death. Davis remained in critical condition as detectives hunted the crowd leaders while Mayor Sparks returned to assume command.
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Akron
U.R
Alex O'’Lari
Emery Davis
Meilee
Davis
Moon Street
Mike Maccheroli
C. Nelson Sparks
Canada
Maccheroli
Charities
Maccheroll
Howard F. Robinson
O’lari
O'Lari
Ohio Students Challenge Magazine Pay in Kent Case
Municipal Judge Jacob Stace denied a McCall Company rehearing in the Kent State College case where three students John Hastings Roger L Wolcott and Lloyd Van Renaalaer claimed inadequate magazine selling pay. The judge raised the rate from about 1.25 to 1.50 a day for four weeks and 2.00 a day thereafter. Hastings testified that many boys were misled into expecting 18 a week.
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Cleveland
U.P
Jacob Stacel
McCall Company
Kent, CO
John Hastings
Roger L. Wolcott
Lloyd van Renaalaer
Kent State College
McCall
Stace
Hastings
League of Nations opens with delegate sickness and dues drive
In Geneva on October 8 delegates to the League of Nations face sudden illness prior engagements and urgent business as the league begins an effort to collect back dues from members.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
Wreckage Found of Transatlantic Flying Laboratory Plane
The air craft carrying nurse Edna Newcomer physician Leon M. Pisculli pilot William Ulbrich and a mascot woodchuck Tailwind on a New York to Rome flight was sighted near the Azores by the British steamer Jumna. The plane was described as blue with a red circle and blue center and marked with its sign letters. It disappeared en route as a Flying Laboratory to study trans Atlantic fliers.
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Genoa
Oct
U.P
New York
Italy
Azores
Mackey
Jumna
Rome
Leon M. Pisculli
Edna Newcomer
William Ulbrich
Woodchuck
Body Is Buried After Identification Attempts Near Newcastle
Authorities in Newcastle Indiana buried a woman found in a ditch after taking X rays and teeth impressions. Ohio officials have been asked to compare descriptions with Norma Murphy a 15 year old who disappeared from Bowling Green last May after eloping with bus driver Herbert Mooper.
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Newcastle
Ind
U.P
Bowling Green
Norma Murphy
Herbert Mooper
Ralph Niblock
Ohio
Niblock
Cabinet Members to Campaign in Ohio for Democrats
Bainbridge Colby and Josephus Daniels, Wilson era cabinet members, will enter the Ohio campaign next week as speakers for the Democratic National Committee, announced by the Democratic state headquarters today.
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Ohio
Columbus
Bainbridge Colby
Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Robes and Paris Fashion Awe the American Visitor
In Paris the author explores the Rue de la Paix and Rue St Honore fashion houses, noting that in Maria Guy's couture you must have credentials to enter. She describes the costly process of ordering a dress made to measure and contrasted with affordable Parisian dresses in back courts.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Paris
America
England
Rue de la Paix
Court Street
Athens
Ohio
Latm
St. Honore
Rue de Rivoli
Maria Guy
Heute Couture
Paria
Rue St Honore
Indian Medicine Woman Faces Poisoning Charges in Michigan
L Anse Michigan Oct 8 An Indian medicine woman Elizab eth Ziolkowski 60 admitted giving arsenate of lead to her sick husband John 35 to ease pain. Sheriff said she feared for her mate’s health but the poison may have caused his death and prompted inquiry into two prior spouses deaths. She carried two insurance policies totaling 2000 as beneficiaries.
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Buckminster
Beaton
Maria Guy
Gee
L'Anse
Mich
U.P
North Woods
William Netti
Elizabeth Ziolkownik
John
Ziolkowski
Netti
Cedarville
Famous Jurist Dies in New York
Herkimer New York October 7 Former Supreme Court Justice Irving K Devendorf 75 who presided over the Gillette murder case died today He left a funeral request that flowers be omitted due to economic conditions The Gillette case involved the 20 year old Grace Brown death at Big Moose Herkimer County Cheater Gillette son of a wealthy collar manufacturer was convicted and electrocuted Dreiser drew material for his novel An American Tragedy from the case
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Herkimer
N. Y
Supreme Court
Irving K Devendorf
Gillette
Grace Brown
South Oteelic
St Big Moose
Herkimer County
Cheater Gillette
Giants Pitcher Bud Parmalee Wins License to Wed
Leroy Parmalee a New York Giants pitcher and Miss Orthea Smith of Lambertsville Ohio were granted a license to marry today. The couple plans nuptials in the near future.
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Toledo
Oct
Leroy
Bud” Parmalee
New York Giants
Orthea Smith
Lambertsville
Ohio State University
Man identified in fatal fall from freight train
In Lima on October 8 authorities identified Benjamin F. Welsh as the man who died August 25 after he fell from a Pennsylvania freight train. Identification was made by fingerprints and plot graphs.
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Lima
Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Welsh
Philadelphia
Republican Prohibition Plank Praised in Massillon Race
In Massillon on October a Republican party platform on prohibition is described as a catch-all for votes. United States Senator Robert, a candidate seeking re election, is noted for poking at the issue in a tense local race.
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Massillon
United States
Robert
Mission Is Looted in Shantung by Chinese Troops
The American Consulate at Chefoo reported that the Southern Baptist Church mission at Laiohow, southwest of Chefoo, was occupied and looted by Chinese soldiers. Minister Nelson C. Johnson in Peiping forwarded the dispatch and said he was pressing the Chinese Foreign Office for action.
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Washington
Oct
USP
Chefoo
Shantung Province
China
State Department
American Southern Baptist Church
Laiohow
Nelson C. Johnson
Peiping
Extension Is Up to County Officials Now
A letter from State Tax Commissioner A. J. Krause says extending personal property tax payment beyond October 10 is up to county treasurers. He notes the law does not authorize extensions by the tax commission or county board, but treasurers have long accepted late real estate taxes and may treat personal property similarly. The timing now rests with county officials.
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Columbus
Oct
U.P
Toea
A. J. Krause
State Tax Commissioner
Tax Commission
Kraus
Senate
Three Die in Burning Car Near Columbus
Three persons died in a late night crash near Columbus when their car struck a pole, overturned, and caught fire on the Springfield Columbus Road. Victims were Robert Wark 40, Mrs. Clarence Wark 40, and A B Bradshaw 47 of Columbus. Mrs. Clara Kerr 63 was pulled from beneath the car but a gasoline tank explosion prevented further rescue. A blown tire and steering trouble are suspected causes.
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Columbus
U.R
Here
Springfield
Robert Wark
Clarence Wark
A. &. Bradshaw
Clara Kerr
Straus Company Put Under Receivership by Supreme Court
A New York Supreme Court order restrains 8 W Straus and Company from further sale of securities unless accurate stock representations are provided and places the firm in temporary receivership. The Straus firm with over fifty years of history and billions in bonds sold nationwide was accused by the Attorney General of selling bonds while implying they were direct obligations of Straus and Company.
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New York
Oct
U.P
Supreme Court
W. Straus and Company
Straus
United States
Straus and Company
Fake Tickets Out Toledo Football Gate Scrutiny
A flood of counterfeit tickets at the Waite Newport game prompts George S. Pearsal Waite faculty athletics manager to seek a Federal investigation. City and government officials plan strict ticket checks at four Toledo games including a University of Toledo vs Detroit City College clash.
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Toledo
Waite-Newport
George S. Pearsal
Waite
Toledo Gridirons
University of Toledo
City College of Detroit
Explosives stolen in New York burglary linked to terrorists
Police report a large quantity of dynamite and other explosive materials stolen from an isolated storehouse in Harrison New York. Authorities believe professionals conducted the theft and issued a general alarm for suspects. Officials said connections to recent bombing outrages by extremists are under investigation.
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Harrison
Nic
Oct. U
Gra
Hoover Campaign Moves Through Ohio and Des Moines
President Hoover plans a campaign swing through Ohio and an address to the American Bar Association in Washington as he presses for victory. Postmaster General Walter Brown says Ohio will back Hoover, while Roosevelt aims to mobilize New York and New England with Alfred E. Smith as a potential stump speaker.
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Columbus
Hoover
Ohto
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Columbia
Charlee M. Lewis
David 4. Ingaile
Moorer
Petla
Tme
Ohio
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
New York
Des Moines
Smith
James A. Reed
Reed
Alfred &. Smith
New England
Ingalls Proposes Installment Tax Plan At Rally
Kenton Oct 8 Republican governor candidate David Ingalls unveiled an installment plan to pay delinquent taxes at a rally. He proposed eliminating penalties and applying common sense used in debt payments to taxes with other speakers including Charlee Francie Coe Congressmen Grant Mouser Jr and Senator Robert Roche.
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Grant E. Mouser, Jr
Marion
Robert L. Roche
Tiffin
A. D. Tudor
Sororities in Row Columbus Face University Dispute
Five Ohio State University sororities were denied permission to march to campus officials over pledges. The dispute centers on signing pledges as part of sorority activities affecting campus access and student governance.
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Columbus
Indicted in Case Near Dayton After Libel Verdict
Moraine City in Ohio related case where an individual was indicted after a trial in The Okie Examiner, a publication that formerly faced libel allegations. The brief item notes a late yesterday verdict and surrounding libel context.
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Hamilton
Oct
Moraine City
Dayton
Okie Examiner
Cation
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