Smith takes day off to visit dentist before campaign trip
New York October 10 Gov Alfred E Smith halts campaign to visit dentist saying the day will be his last to himself. He plans a large political party train trip to the South starting at 11 p m including 86 aides 37 reporters and 7 photographers with a long entourage and multiple special cars. He intends to depart for Louisville Kentucky Saturday for his first speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred KE. Smith
Dixie
St. Nicholas
William F. Kenny
Smith
John A. Warner
Francis J. Quillinan
Charles Dana Gibson
Virginia
Norman H. Davis
Wilson
Kenny
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
New York Court
Secret Service
Louisville
Workers' Party candidates jailed after Martins Ferry raid
Israeli Amter and Carl Hacker, Workers' Party candidates for U S Senate and lieutenant governor, were held in Belmont County Jail on charges of inciting to riot and for unpaid $25 fines. Arrest followed a Martins Ferry raid where police used tear gas as the meeting was dispersed amid protests over a Sacco Vanzetti memorial event and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clatksville
U.R
Workers’ Party
Belmont County
Martins Ferry
Israeli Amter
United States Senate
Carl Hacker
Cleveland
Probasco Named Director of Education at Orphans Home
Wilmington reports O. K. Probasco former superintendent of Wilmington public schools has been named Director of Education at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home. He assumes duties at the home in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
O. K. Probasco
Wilmington Public Schools
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Graf Zeppelin Delayed By Stormbound Transatlantic Flight
Storms delay the Graf Zeppelin as 63 passengers and crew await the first commercial Germany to United States flight. Dr Hugo Eckener postpones the departure to avoid dangerous weather as the airship stays in its hangar at Friedrichshafen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Germany
U.P
United States
Hugo Eckener
Hoover Turns Attention to Empire State Over Roosevelt Candidacy
Hoover focuses on New York where Roosevelt's gubernatorial bid and Smith's chances loom. He hones strategy with Hilles and Machold after positive western reports from Senator Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Empire State
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
New York
Georgia
Hyde Park
Borah
Idaho
West
Financial standing of Athens shown in Evans report
City auditor Griffith Evans reports September finances for Athens. Water Department holds 1179.47 after disbursements. unpaid invoices total 8276.88. Public Service shows 113.24 overdraft with 500.47 expenses. Automobile Registration balance 1067.45 after 641.29 expenses. Gas Tag plus state funds 1640.23 with 486.62 disbursements. Gas Tax Dept had no cash on hand Oct 1, but received 358.50 estate warranty. no disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Department of Public Service
Automobile Registration Department
Witt Opens Smith Campaign In Cleveland Rally
Pete Witt of Cleveland launched a Speaking campaign for Governor Alfred E. Smith at a crowded meeting in Cleveland. He addressed 8 000 people for over two hours and attacked Hoover Willebrandt and Coolidge, arguing Smith’s religion is the sole charge against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Pete Witt
Alfred E. Smith
Witt
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Smith
Democrats Propose Voting Law Reforms in Ohio
Cleveland Oct. 16 A six plank platform from Democratic state legislative candidates calls for optional voting machines and ending annual registration. The plan also seeks legal holiday election days and a ballot recount within 10 days after election with a $10 deposit refunded if fraud is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Huge Airship Over Ohio Heads to Lakehurst
The slant dirigible Los Angeles passed over Cleveland at 10:05 a m en route to its home hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey after skimming the downtown area then heading toward Akron and the East observers reported in Cleveland today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
U.P
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
Cooper to Be Speaker at Nelsonville Republican Event
Myers Y Cooper the Ohio governor hopeful will speak at 2 30 pm tomorrow at the Nelsonville Home Coming celebration during Republican Day exercises. Theodore E Burton the Cleveland senator candidate will speak at 7 30 pm. J W Wilson runs party HQ on Public Square with literature and candidate lithographs available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Nelsonville
E. C. Woodworth
Republican Central Committee
Athens County
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Senate
J. W. Wilson
Woodworth
T. A. Jenkins
Congress
Joseph T. Tracey
W. D. Atkinson
Vocational Bureau
Washington, D. C
Campus Elections Spark Student Parades and Rallies
Late night and morning events at Ohio University's Ewing Auditorium feature the Whigs and Toupees party activities as campus seniors prepare ballots for president vice president secretary and treasurer. Results expected late afternoon with a close race hinted and women voters courted by both factions. Junior nominations set for tomorrow at 8 00 in the Fine Arts Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whigs
Toupees
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
On Party
Ralph Zahour
Ralph Betts
Everett Shimp
Pauline Swanson
Margaret Cruikshank
Clifford Moriarty
Mary Myles
Thomas Piwonka
Fine Arts
Deputy Blosser Freed After Logan Drunken Arrest
Logan officers report Deputy Warden H Blosser in charge of the Junction City prison brick plant was arrested for drunkenness after a fire at the plant. An affidavit by Patrolman John Dicken was filed with Mayor J P Rochester. Blosser was released after a woman companion urged he be allowed to return to Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. Co. Blosser
Junction City
J. P. Rochester
John Dicken
Dicken
Blosser
Harley McNabb
Perry County
Three Women Still Hunting for Husbands on Matrimonial Carav an
In Columbus Ohio on October 10 1930 three women led by Helen Davis continue an American matrimonial caravan seeking ideal husbands. Vivian Fredericks initially withdrew but will stay on with the tour as conferences with lonely men and women are arranged. The trio plans to travel to Cincinnati after visiting the Pacific Coast if no matches are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
America
Vivian Fredericks
Washington
Helen Davis
Anne Howe
Ohio Transit seeks transfer of bus line to Porter Murphy
Columbus report says Ohio Transit Company of Lancaster asked the State Utilities Commission to transfer the New Lexington to Circleville bus line and its equipment to Porter Murphy of Athens. The value listed for the equipment is 1600 dollars with no compensation named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Transit Company
Lancaster
Authority of State Utilities ‘Commission
Lexington-to-Circleville
Porter Murphy
Athens
Tragic double shooting in Youngstown ends in suicide
An unidentified Black man shot and killed a woman in Youngstown near a vacant lot, then reloaded and killed himself. The couple was unknown to nearby residents who witnessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.R
Leo Mulligan Found Guilty of Intoxication in City Court
Leo Mulligan aged 63 was arrested by Acting Chief Maple and Constable Allstock on intoxication charges. He was tried in Mayor Alex M. Moore's court and fined $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mulligan
Maple
Kenneth Allstock
Alex M. Moore
Albany Grange to Confer Degrees at Opera House Tonight
Albany announces third and fourth degree conferrals for a class at the Grange meeting this Saturday night in the Opera House. Members of other granges are invited and local members are asked to bring chicken sandwiches pies or cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Granger
Opera House
Warden silent on brick dormitory fire probe
Junction City reports Warden P E Thomas of the State Penitentiary continues inquiry into the dormitory blaze that killed 17 inmates. The dead were buried in a common grave and three missing men remain unaccounted for as ashes are sifted to confirm deaths. Thomas declines further comment, promising later action if questions are answered.
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Junction City
P. E. Thomas
State Penitentiary
Thomas
Carls Vernon Killed in Embankment Crash Near Findlay
Carlos C Vernon 47 a brickmason from Lancaster employed by Clarence Knowlton Ada was killed early Tuesday when his car left the road and plunged over an embankment. He had driven from Toledo to Ada after tending a sick friend. He leaves a widow and three children. The body will go to Gloucester for funeral services at 2 pm Thursday.
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Carlos C. Vernon
Lancaster
Clarence Knowlton
Ada
Findlay
Toledo
Christian Church
Athens
Vernon
Cemedhy
Mr. Vernon
Glouster
First of 78 Suits by Victims of Disorders Filed This Morning
The first of about 78 suits is filed against the Athens County Board of Commissioners seeking around 500 to 1000 dollars for injuries and damages from disorders on county highways during the United Workers of America strike. Plaintiffs are miners affected by violence near Ohio Cylinders mines 255 at Drydock 281 at Modoc and 10 at Derth. The suits, led by attorney Roger Jones, will raise taxes via the next county levy to cover awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Athens County
United Workers of America
Ohio Cillieries Company
Drydock
Modoc
Derthick
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
John H. Grosvenor
Charles Daugherty
M. P. Ohlinger
Ralph Holbert
James Holbert
Whill
Drydock Tooward
Glouster-Athens
Ohio Collie Company
Jones
Mately
Sunday Creek Coal Mine No 10 Matches Prestrike Output Pace
Record tonnage reported at Sunday Creek Coal Mine No 10 Der Thick as output climbs to 852 tons on a open shop shift. Officials note typical daily capacity is about 1,050 tons and the plant is within 200 tons of pre strike levels. Mid-Hocking Mine near Burr Oak shows gains and appealing coal quality promising expansion in the Hocking district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Derthick
Sunday Creek Company
Burr Oak
Hocking
Ohio University President Urges Student Election Participation
Dr. E. B. Bryan president of Ohio University told a university convocation that clean campus politics prepare students for future government service. He supported campus political organizations and urged students to vote in all elections with intelligent, honest engagement. Miss Margaret Merwin performed two violin pieces as part of the convocation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Bryan
Margaret Merwin
College of Music
Kreisler
de Ribeaupierre
Death Notices for Phillips Family
Mrs J R Sands of Canaonville Road receives word that elder daughter Miss Bessie Phillips died suddenly Monday in New Rochelle New York where she taught. Funeral and burial will be in Hornell. The family has another daughter Miss Helen Phillips who taught in Albany New York.
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J. R. Sands
Canaonville Road
C. L. Phillips
Adda Fuller
Hornell
N. Y
Bessie Phillips
New Rochelle
Helen Phillips
Albany
N. X
Transfer of 600 Prisoners Ordered to London Prison
Columbus Oct 10 UAE Transfer of between 600 and 600 prisoners from the State Penitentiary to the London Prison was ordered today by State Director John H Harper after completion of two new wings at the London institution. Harper said the transfer would proceed as quickly as possible to relieve congestion at the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Uae
London
John H. Harper
G Sonornahey
Harper
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Aed
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Xenia
Senator Borah
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press Staff
New York State
Charles D. Hilles
H. Edmund Machold
Evans
Coolidge
Mrs. Willebrandt
Boy's Slayer
Myles Yutaka Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Frederick W. Jamieson
Honolulu
Fukunaga
Leob-Leopold and
Miakmonsos
Lester Livermore
Livermore
New Castle
Cooper
I Nelsonise
Pria Who
Betty Shorey
Carlos Vernon
James
Ohio Collieries Company
Holbert
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