Reed Attacks Hoover on Promises and Farm Policy
Iowa trip frames Reed's sharp critique of Hoover’s agriculture record and anti inflation pledges. He cites gold standard defenses, tariff views, and price swings, arguing Hoover worsened farmers’ plight while misrepresenting prosperity goals. Reed mocks Hoover as disconnected from rural concerns.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa
James A. Reed
Hoover
Reed
Sident Hoover
Oman
Secret Six Foils Kidnappers in Chicago Suburb
Norman B. Collins, 39, president of two Chicago banks, was released unharmed after his wife was abducted in Wilmette. Abductors, who had lowered a ransom demand from 100000 to 5000, fled as police and a private group known as the Secret Six closed in. A decoy escorted Collins home and the ransom plan collapsed without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Norman B. Collins
Collins
Wilmette
Mrs. Collins
Classified Highlights From Today’s Listings
Readable fragments show fruit prices and public sale notices. Mentions include peaches and pears near Nelsonville and a sale event on Ridge Street. Additional text is garbled but indicates evergreen items and pricing at about two dollars fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ding Ridge
Belock
Basil Zaharoff Ties Shroud Insull Collapse In Chicago Probe
Chicago dispatch reports Sir Basil Zaharoff, Anglo Greek financier, drawn into the Insull utilities empire scandal. Four coded cables were presented to the Cook County Grand Jury as authorities seek possible Greek government influence on extradition proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Samuel Insull
Basil Zaharoff
House of Insull
America
Zaharoff
Insull
Road Location By Airplanes
A plan to use aerial photographs to relocate roads and bridges on Ohio’s state highway system is announced by state highway director O W Merrell. Aerial maps covering 450 miles were produced this year by Capt. Fred Smith and Lt Clyde H Butler at costs of 20 to 25 dollars per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Fred Smith
Cleveland
Clyde H. Butler
Ohio National Guard
Merrell
Snowfall Sweeps Midwest Prairies and Forests
Snowfall and flurries spread across the midwest today marking winter's approach. Reports came from several states with light accumulations over brown fields as near Chicago and into Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Temperatures near or below freezing, with cold sleety rains across a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rapid City
Death in Sweat Box Enacted in Prison Trial
Defense witnesses testified in a Florida murder trial as jurors saw a reenactment of the alleged torture of Arthur Maillefort. A convict demonstrated a neck chain and knot said to cause fatal strangulation while feet were bound in stocks. Other testimony described beatings with a hose and cruel punishments including starvation and castor oil.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
George W. Courson
Solomon Higginbotham
Arthur Maillefort
al Weaver
Maillefert
Courson
Ohio's Safest Miner Will Be Honored
Columbus October 11. Dan Thomas of the Amsterdam Mine Martins Ferry receives a Certificate of Safety Merit for fifty eight years without a disabling accident. The honor coincides with his golden wedding anniversary on October 14 as he and Mrs. Thomas celebrate. He was dubbed Ohio's Safest Workman by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Dan Thomas
Amsterdam
Youghingheny and Ohio Coal Company
Martins Ferry
Thomas
Ohio
Michigan Man Would Officially Kill Ohioans
Calvin Sager of Saginaw Michigan writes to Ohio Governor seeking the post of electricationeer at Ohio Penitentiary. He asks to be favored with the appointment and to be informed soon about the proposition. The note notes Ohio does not seek an electricutioneer as wardens fill the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Calvin Sager
Saginaw
Mich
White
Ohio Penitentiary
Sager
Ohio
Ingalls Denies He Is Ruled By Big Bosses
VAN WERT October 11 The Republican candidate for governor Da vid Ingalls rejects governor White’s charge that he is controlled by political bosses. He accuses White of being a tool of public utilities and blames the cigaret tax on White to ease utilities. Ingalls vows to boost Ohio resources and promote Ohio mined coal to aid 50 000 coal miners through state institutions.
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Ingalls
Big
van Wert
White
David 8
Ohio
Ohio Milk War Hearing Open Stories Differ
In Toledo Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Geoasline heard Page Dairy Company's 200000 damage and injunction suit against Northwestern States Co op. Walter Eversman testified dairymen sold milk below production price and a seven cent retail cut by Page pushed wholesale prices lower. Harold Fraser claimed no Page price cut and accused Northwestern and FE D Ward of anti Page bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Common Pleas Court
Robert G. Geoasline
Page Dairy Company
Northwestern Sates Company
Walter Eversman
Northwestern, & Co-Operative Organization
Page Organization
Harold Fraser
Page Company
Page
Northwestern
FE. D. Ward
Smith to Speak on Lehman Campaign at Commodore Banquet
Alfred E. Smith will deliver a campaign speech Thursday night urging electing Herbert H. Lehman as New York governor. The address is to be given during a banquet at the Hotel Commodore in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert H. Lehman
Hotel Commodore
Local Driver Killed in Train Collision Near Defiance
F. La Maley, who lived near Bryan, was fatally struck when his car failed to stop for a passenger train in Defiance. The collision occurred at 11:30 p.m. today according to U.P. reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
U.P
Baltimore
F. la Maley
Bryan
Samuel Insuli Transferred From Police to Athens Hotel
Samuel Insuli was moved from police headquarters to a luxury hotel in Athens today amid ongoing security arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greco
Samuel Insuli
Miners Vote Likely To Accept New Scale In Ohio
Indications from New Philadelphia show Tuscarawas County's 1000 union coal miners may approve a scale proposed by operators. A vote was held with results due tomorrow. The plan sets 40 cents a ton for loading 7.5 cents for cutting and 3.28 dollars for day labor, valid until March 1. Endorsed by Ohio United Mine Workers leaders in Columbus and regional officers in Buffalo and Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
U.P
Tuscarawas County
Lee Hall
Columbus
Ohio United Mine Workers of America
Percy Tellow
G. W. Savage
All of
Milk and water tested in Willard typhoid outbreak
In Willard on October 11 tests of city milk and water were begun to identify the source of typhoid fever that has sickened 17 people since last June and caused three deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Mansfield Plane Crash Injures Pilot Carlton Fernyak
Carlton 8. Fernyak sustained serious injuries after his airplane ran over wheel blocks and wrecked in a nearby field while the motor was warming up. The incident occurred in Mansfield on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
U.P
Carlton
Fernyak
Ralph D. Cole Injured In Auto Crash Near Warren
Ralph D. Cole of Findlay commander of the Ohio American Legion is recovering in a local hospital from neck and shoulder injuries after his automobile skidded on the Warren Cleveland Road early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
American Legion
Ohio
Warren- Cleveland Road
Paroled Cleveland Robbery Fugitive Returned to Penitentiary
Francis E. Bush, involved in a Cleveland jewelry holdup and gun fight, will be sent back to the Ohio penitentiary Wednesday as a parole violator. Governor White ordered his return after a State Board report found legal steps followed in his April parole release. Bush served seven years of a 10 to 25 year term for robbery at the Madison Avenue Branch of the Cleveland Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Francis E. Bush
Cleveland
Ohio
White
Bush
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Madison Avenue
Cleveland Trust Co
Cedarville College Seeks $4500 to Balance 1932 33 Budget
Xenia Oct 11 Cedarville College faces a shortfall of 4500 needed to balance the 1932 33 school term. Faculty have accepted salary cuts from 10 to 40 percent and the president earns no more than 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Cedarville College
Hero Escapes Foreign Legion From Algeria to Gibraltar
One of the few who deserted the Foreign Legion in Algeria spoke to Robert Young of Long Beach California. He details a five day overland trek through barren northern Algeria toward Spanish Morocco. Young and a companion reached the frontier after five days walking. Young swam the Malava River to safety while his companion was killed. He is 22, wounded four times and decorated for bravery on five occasions.
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Foreign Legion
Algeria
Robert Young
Long Beach
Calif
Gibraltar
Spanish Morocco
Young
Malava
Islanders face ultimatum in Moro slaying at Cayungan
In Sulu, Moro tribesmen escorted by women and children hold Cayungan stronghold of Madji Abdhulla. About 400 constabulary forces demand surrender by sunrise Thursday after Lieutenant Vicente Alagar and 11 others were killed at a peace conference. Four Moros reported slain in pursuit. Alagar wounded by spear during talks.
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Manila
Madji Abdhulla
Cayungan
Island of
Sulu
Vicente Alagar
Stevens
Alagar
Ohio State Plans Conscientious Objector Exemption
Ohio State University trustees will consider a plan by President George W Rightmire to excuse conscientious objectors from military training. Students may sign a notarized statement declaring their objection and pledge not to participate in war. The proposal follows similar actions at other land grant institutions and earlier religious appeals.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
George W. Rightmire
Ohio Methodial Conference
Cor
Dunkards
Menooitee
Highways Took Most of Ohio's Cash Last Year
Ohio's 1981 operation and maintenance costs reached 50,008,603 dollars with 7.45 dollars per person, per the Census Bureau. Education allotments to minor civil divisions totaled 5,301,892 dollars. The state’s total funded debt stood at 8,046,040 dollars while highway spending dominated 31,697,522 dollars, maintenance 11,949,407 dollars, and construction about 10,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
Oct
Meetilrh
Ohio
General
Two More Cast Votes in Athena County Election
Two more persons have requested ballots at the office of David Jotinson clerk of the Athena County Election Board. J P Wood of Baltimore and Joe B Gillespie of Columbus have written for ballots. Mr and Mrs George H Junod of Athens have cast ballots and will not be here election day. Absentee ballots may be cast until November 5. The Johnson office is open weekdays until 8 PM and Saturdays until noon. Inquiries about voting may be made there.
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Abe
David Jotinson
Athena County
J. P. Wood
Baltimore
Joe
Gillespie
Columbus
George H. Junod
Athens
Johnson
Bank Treasurer Sought in Wadaworth Failure Indictments
Sheriff Buffington sought Wadaworth Saving and Trust Bank treasurer George K. Durling on indictment in the bank failure. His uncle Schuyler C. Durling, executive VP of the defunct bank, was freed on 80000 bond on embezzlement and false-entry charges. Thirteen indictments were returned by the county grand jury including loans of 297000 to the bank account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
U.P
Lyman Buffington
George K. Durling
Wadaworth Saving and Trust Company Bank
Wadaworth
Here
Schuyler C. Durling
George Durling
Norristown
Buffington
Darlings
Baker Dies by Self Inflicted Wound Near Washington Pa
The body of Dr. B. B. Baker, former president of Washington and Jefferson College, was found in a field near Washington Pa with a bullet wound in the left temple. Authorities report he shot himself after resigning during a student strike over a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Baker
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington County
Farm Strike Picket Killed Near Canby Minnesota
The first fatality in the farmers strike movement occurred near Canby Minnesota when Nordah Peterson on a highway picket was shot by a speeding car. A nearby farmer opposed to road picketing was arrested and charged with the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordah Peterson
Canby
Minn
Peterson
Athens Hero: Night Club Scenes Filmed for Two-Reel Comedy
The Messenger reports Athens life appears in the two reel comedy Athens Hero directed by Don C Newland. Wednesday night at Hotel Berry provides dance footage with Manhattan club atmosphere. Filming, development and premieres are scheduled with four showings at Majestic Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens
Don C. Newland
Berry
Manhattan
Newland
New York
Columbus
Majestic Theater
Hotel Berry Management
Marriage waiver details for several young residents reported
The notice lists waiver grants for Robert F. Hunley 18 of Deanville son of Frank Hunley and Hazel Fink 16 of Millfield daughter of John W. Fink along with Charles F. Minister 21 of Cneunc son of Edward Minister and Leon E. Newman 17 of Chauncey tied to Charles Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Hunley
Deanville
Frank Hunley
Hazel Fink
Millfield
John W. Fink
Charles F. Minister
Cneunc
Edward Minister
Leon E. Newman
Chauncey
Charles Newman
Hoover to Speak in Cleveland as Campaigns Pivot East
President Hoover plans a Cleveland visit to shore up wavering Republican ranks in Pennsylvania and outline the eastward campaign push. Calvin Coolidge and Colonel Donovan lead separate drives in New York and Madison Square Garden with crowds surpassing capacity as they aim to rally conservatives and disaffected followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
New England
Herbert Hoover
White House
Calvin Coolidge
William J. (Wild
Coolidge
Cal
Death ruled as self-inflicted in Ohio Rubber executive
Henry Hallock 68 president of the Ohio Rubber Company was found dead in his Shaker Heights garage. Coroner A J Pearse ruled the death a death by own action after the auto exhaust fume asphyxiation. He appeared dead about 11 hours prior with the car engine stopped when the gasoline tank ran dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Henry Hallock
Ohio Rubber Company
Shaker Heights
A. J. Pearse
Hallock
Pearse
Pickrel Urges Vote for Four Democrats to Ohio Supreme Court
Lieut. Gov. William G. Pickrel spoke at a Lorain meeting urging voters to elect four Democratic candidates to the Ohio Supreme Court bench. He noted the court has been overwhelmingly Republican and cited alleged discord among justices and a history of partisan influence in state courts.
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Lorain
U.P
William G. Pickrel
Ohio Supreme Court
Pickrel
Supreme Court
Emerga
Lawyers Court
Bar and Bench
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Henry H. Porter
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Insuli
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Luther Stevens
Abdhulla
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