Coolidge Attacks Roosevelt Over Bonus Silence in New York
Former President Coolidge urged Hoover’s reelection in a Madison Square Garden speech, blaming Franklin Roosevelt for prolonging depression by not speaking against the bonus issue. He mocked Democratic policies, praised Hoover, and argued for restoring credit and employment through Republican methods.
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New York
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
White House
Frank Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Coolidge
Franklin Roosevelt
Insull Probe Begins in Chicago With Banking Figure Arrival
Ashington October 12. The Insullities failure probe opens in Chicago as James E. rt from the banking currency committee arrives to aid the investigation.
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Insull
Ashington
U.P
Chicago
James E.rt
Banking Currency Committee
Hoover To Pose With Ohio University Football Team
President Herbert Hoover will pose for a photo with the Ohio University football squad at the White House Friday at 12:30 as part of Washington alumni plans. The Bobcats will tour Washington before going to Annapolis. Coach Don C. Peden will be guest of honor at a dinner Friday night at the Hotel Willard hosted by the Washington Alumni Association. Residents, students, and alumni are invited. the event will feature eastern musicians and a trio of Sams, Nelson, and Gressle.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
Washington
Annapolis
Don C. Peden
Washington Alumni Association
Hotel Willard
Athens
Darrel “Jonesy” Sams
Belford “Dink” Nelson
Charles Gressle
Clark E. Williams
Alumni Association
Syracuse Man Victimized by Women Thugs
H P Dye a Syracuse butcher reported to Meigs county officers that he was robbed of about 5 by two women near Great Bend as they pressed a revolver to his back and demanded money. Sheriff Tracy said a search for the alleged female bandits is underway.
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Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Pomeroy
H. P. Dye
Syracuse
Meigs County
Great Bend
A. O. Tracy
Dye
Tracy
Riots Erupt in Falls Road as Police Clash with Mob
In Belfast an unemployed mob estimated at 10,000 clashed with police after days of disorder. Trench barricades appeared as hand to hand fighting broke out. Police and armored cars moved in while the mayor discussed relief as three men died and many were injured.
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Northern Ireland
Falls Road
Dole
Girl Hiker Returns in Hoax Murder Case Reunion
Mil dred Scheidler the Indiana hitchhiker in the hoax murder case was reunited with her mother Mrs Wanda Scheidler in Fresno California and introduced George Redden her husband 20 as the youth who completed the cross country trip with her.
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U.R
Mildred Scheidler
Indiana
Mildred
Arthur Metcalf
Wanda Scheidler
Fresno
Calif
Metcalf
George Redden
Oil Well Blows Out Flooding Hobbs Area
Firemen guarded an oil soaked Hobbs district after the Skelly No. 1 well burst yesterday, pouring about 600 barrels a day. Residents were evacuated and lines laid as crews worked to bring the well under control by nightfall in New Mexico's largest oil field.
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N. M
New Mexico
P T A Opens State Session At Columbus
Athens representatives join statewide gathering in Columbus as the Ohio Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations opens. Key speakers include Dr. B. O. Skinner and Miss Frances Hayes. events feature a tree planting for Dr. Randolph Condon and talks by Dr. Paul R. Mort and Dr. William J. Cooper.
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Ohio Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Columbus
C. Bird
Southeast
Fred Wheaton
Howard Bobo
Central School
John Dowler
East Side School
Elmer Tom
Mechanicsburg
John Sprague
Deshler-Wallick
Ethel Peters
State Department of Education
B. O. Skinner
Frances Hayes
P. T.A
Washington, D. C
New State Building
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Cincinnati
Paul R. Mort
Columbia University
Ohio
William J. Cooper
United States
River boat murder linked to past Pittsburgh crimes
In Gallipolis on October 12 a staff report notes Captain Dick Harpold, once a Racine river man, was killed and robbed on the Pitts burgh wharf, linking him to Captain John Barrows of Hockingport who was killed on the Steamer W. S. Smoot in Pittsburgh years earlier. A fireman on the Smoot, later chief engineer for Barrows, was convicted and died in prison. The Smoot vessel is now the A C Ingersoll hauling West Virginia coal from Huntington to Cincinnati for Cleveland Coal Co.
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Racine
Pittsburgh
John Barrows
Hockingport
W. S. Smoot
Barrows
Ohio Valley
A. C. Ingersoll
West Virginia
Huntington
Cincinnati
Cleveland Coal Company
Will Flies Around South America and Writes of Reactions
Will Rogers details a Pan-American Airways journey from San Salvador through Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama aboard a large passenger plane. He and passengers like Gerald Dempsey travel toward Chile while Rogers notes rebuilding after the earthquake and remarks on a Marine return plan and local weather.
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Long Island
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Hanna
Will Rogers
Pomeroy Bend Fights Lowered Rail Rate
Pomeroy Bend business leaders oppose a proposed lower coal shipping rate to Columbus unless their area is included. At Friday’s hearing in Columbus, representatives from Pomeroy Bend and nearby mines present resolutions protesting discrimination. Local clubs warn a reduced rate could virtually close Pomeroy Bend’s market for coal to Columbus.
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Athens trio pleads guilty to intoxication charge
Oliver Senior Donald Frazee and Jack Haines of Athens pleaded guilty when arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood on Tuesday. They were fined five dollars and costs after arrest by Athens police Monday night.
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Donald Frazee
Jack Haines
Athens
Robert Wood
900 Expected At Session on School Costs
Approximately 500 persons connected with the Athena County Nelsonville and Athens City school system will attend a meeting at the Athens Senior High School tonight with school officials and an Ohio Schools Survey Commission representative. Charl es A. Jones will lead the discussion on school finances and taxation methods. Supt. Harper Pendry will oversee the program, with a musical segment by Athens Senior High School groups.
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Ohio Schools Survey Commission
Athens
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Jackson
Paul Mort
Columbia University
Supt
Harper Pendry
Southeatern Ohio Education Association
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General Assembly
George A. Bowman
Marion
A. C
Eldredge
Cleveland
A. G. Yanberg
Berea
O. H. Bennett
Cincinnati
J. W. Whitmer
Toledo
Athens County budget cut tops $10,000 in 1933
County commissioners announce a reduction of more than 10 thousand dollars in the 1933 Athens County budget compared with 1932. General expenses fall from 165,756.75 to 155,704.83 with salary cuts of 1,880.72 under the new state salary law.
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Athens County
Frank Biddle
Biddle
General County
Waa
All Athens Film Arrives for Majestic Theater Premiere
The two reel comedy from Athens titled Hero features an all local cast filmed on streets and at the Majestic. Director Don O Newland reported final shooting tonight at Hotel Berry and delivery to Columbus for development before Thursday morning editing and titling.
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the Messenger
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Majestic Theater
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Union Streets
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Henpeck
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Wedd
Insull Favored To Win Fight In Greece
Samuel Insull's fortunes rose as Greece eased police pressure and halted his arrest as a fugitive. With government attitude shifting, American extradition likely not pursued, and Insull remained free to pursue his battle against extradition. Greek press and prominent locals supported him, framing him as not a common criminal.
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Samuel Insull
Insull
Czar
Paris
Insuli
Burlesque Revues Return After Mayor Ban
New York reports burlesque shows reopened after a three week ban by Mayor Kee for alleged filthy performances. Licenses were reinstated conditional on compliance, with venues calling the new shows revues to avoid restrictions.
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McKee
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James
Hoover to Speak in New York for Welfare Mobilization
President Hoover will address a Welfare Mobilization of 1932 event in New York on Sunday. The nationwide group unites welfare and relief organizations to support welfare relief efforts.
Borah Urges Domestic, Global Measures to End Economic Slump
Senator William E. Borah speaking in Burley Idaho called for drastic domestic legislation and international readjustments to lift the low world mood. He backed remonetization of silver, a World War I era 100 percent armament cut, cancellation of war debts if the armament cut is enacted, farmer debt relief, and immediate government economy to curb public waste. He reiterated opposition to war debt cancellation under current conditions.
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Idaho
William EK. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Congressman Attacks Own Party in Ohio
Ohio congressman Charles Brand of Urbana assailed Republican leadership over eight years. He said the party deserves defeat and reorganization for agricultural policy and tariffs. The remarks came as David B. Ingalls and Governor George White campaigned in Columbus.
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U.P
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Brand
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Simeon D. Fess
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cold Winds Arrive in Cleveland Weather Today
Northern Ohio reports high winds and hail with a brief downtown hailstorm in Cleveland before dawn. The airport weather bureau logged a 29 mile per hour southwest wind as cloudy conditions linger. Warmer weather was forecast for today and tomorrow.
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Ohio
Airport Weather Bureau
Moore Faces First Degree Murder Trial
Athens County grand jury findings reveal 8 indictments with nearly half tied to mine disorder arrests in Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys. Fred Moore, a Lodi farmer, faces first degree murder charges for allegedly shooting his father in law Ophen Stover at Carneytown on Sept 28.
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Sunday Creek
Fred
Moore
Ophen G. Stover
Carneytown
Bolin
Kenneth Wart
Mcware Bass
Hunterdon
Clarmont
Athens
Four more traffic violators red tagged by Athens police
Four motorists were tagged by Athens police for traffic violations. Fined and processed were P Nichols, Hopkins, Mia, C C Wilkes, and Jin Lindley.
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P. ©. Nichols
S Hopkins
Mia
C. C. Wilkes
Jin Lindley
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