Graf Zeppelin Safe Voyage After Standing By For Early Saturday Trouble
The Graf Zeppelin, 200 miles east of Charleston at 6 25 am EST, headed for Cape Hatteras at 35 knots after damage to the port horizontal cover. Repairs underway as surface ships were asked to stand by and weather conditions westward were requested. Destroyers at Charleston and light cruisers at Hampton Roads were ordered.
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Graf Zeppelin
Washington
Charleston
Cape Hatteras
Navy
C. E. Rosenndahl
Lght
Hampton Roads
Secon
Ihr
Takenurst
Dermuda
Daily Express
London
C. E. Rosendahl
United States Navy
Rosendahl
Lakehurst
Band Heads Home After Contest Honor
Elyria’s American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will return to Frome San Antonio on Sunday with second honors from the National Forty and Eight Corps contest held here.
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San Antonio
Tex
Elyria
American Legion
Cool Weather To Last Short Time
Weather outlook for October 15 to 20 shows Ohio Valley showers on Tuesday and Friday. Cool at week start, then warmer middle and end, per Weather Bureau briefing.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio ‘Valley
Notable Farm Leaders Meet at Nelsonville Breakfast
Nelsonville observers host prominent farm teachers and agricultural figures for Farmers Day during Old Home Week. County leaders and university officials from Athens, Millfield, Albany, and Washington attended as business and farming interests discussed closer cooperation.
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Nelsonville
Stef
O. O. Bryson
Stewart
Athens County
Pomona
J. T. Brown
Leutenant
Renick W. Dunlap
Washington
Editors Predict Victory for Hoover Next Month
New York Oct 13 41UP Herbert Hoover is forecast to win the U S presidency by editors poll of 925 newspaper executives Hoover projected to 387 electoral votes to 126 for Smith Editors predict 12 states to back Smith with 33 editors preferring Hoover to carry New York Smith home state 19 favoring Smith Wisconsin may swing Hoover by under 4 000 votes Kentucky given to Hoover by about 6 000 votes South Dakota editors project Hoover 20 225 000 to 16 125 000 for Smith Idaho editors expect Smith to win 15 000 000 while Hoover gets 17 000 000 Upper Midwest and many states show Hoover as favorite in popular vote
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Hoover
Smith
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Lousatana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Missouri
North Dakota
New York
Wisconsin
Kentucky
South Dakota
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Idaho
Colorado
Delaware
Town
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Nevada
New Hampshire
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
Woman Drowns Three Children in Detroit River
Detroit police hold 32 year old Bernice Cantera as she faces charges after three of her five children, Nellie 7, Gloria 8 months, and Mary Nita 2, were found drowned in the Detroit River following an escape by the two surviving children. The father Lorenzo Cantera a painter remained asleep at home. She had reportedly endured years of beatings and had been under medical care.
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Detroit
Bernice Cantera
Detroit River
G Ralieg
Mary Nita
Gloria
NeHie
Lawrence
Senator Steiner finds no basis for Willebrandt probe
Washington October 13 Chairman Steiner of the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee said there is no reason to investigate the campaign activities of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant U S attorney general The Brooklyn Standard Union and Senator Caraway of Arkansas had asked for the inquiry Steiner reiterated to United Press that it is not within his committee’s province and that likely no investigation will be made.
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Washington
Steiner
Oregon
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
Brooklyn Standard Union
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U.S
United Press
Harper Praises Guards After Junction City Brick Plant Fire
State Welfare Director John E. Harper praised guards at the State Brick Plant in Junction City for their role in saving prisoners after a dormitory fire killed 16 convicts. He exonerated guards of blame, commended Deputy Warden James C. Woodward, and announced a new fire proof building for 400 inmates to be ready in 30 working days.
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Ohio State Prison
Junction City
William O'Malley
Cleveland
O'Malley
Columbus
U.P
State Crick
State Welfare
John E. Harper
Vic Penahey
Harper
James C. Woodward
American Slain by Bandits in Mexico
American mining man Charles Smith was murdered by bandits near Mascota in Jalisco state Mexico, a Guadalajara dispatch to Ex. reports.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Charles Smith
Mascota
Guadalajara
Episcopalians urged to make resolution on prohibition
Washington October 13 UPI Bishop John Ward urged the National Episcopal Convention to go on record on the prohibition question. He introduced a resolution affirming the 1925 New Orleans convention stance on prohibition. Cleveland October 12 UPI Lieut. Col. Julio Fardinas reported burglars broke into the Jesse W. Mc Mascota home on West exclusive area last night. They shot at him when he refused to hide and fled with clothing jewelry and $5 500 in value.
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Washington
UPR
John Ward
Ene
National Episcopal Convention
Orleans
Ceisior
Lonny
Cleveland
Julio Fardinas
Jesse W. McMascota
Amer-Clare
West Ican
Socialist Candidate Sees Real Issues Avoided in National Politics
Marion report quotes Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President, saying parties ignore real issues and bring rum, race, and religion into politics. Thomas, a former Marion resident, lived here the first 17 years and once sold the Marion Star, Harding’s newspaper.
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Marion
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Marion Star
Harding
Erie Man Fired on As Rum Smuggler
Erie Pa man Laula Buichaw in serious condition after his speed boat said to have liquor cargo for the United States was fired on by U S patrol boats last night. Duichan’s body pierced by a machine gun bullet. boat outran government craft and reached Port Dover under its own power despite 17 hits.
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London
Man killed as train crashes into his wagon in Middleport
Melva Wines, 58, was killed instantly when his wagon stalled on a Hocking Valley Railroad track in Middleport, Ohio. The horse pulling the wagon also died. Wines, a deaf junk collector, likely did not hear the approaching afternoon train from Middleport to Columbus.
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Middleport
Hocking Valley
Melva Wines
Vines
Wines
Here
Columbus
Turner Sets Limits on County Commissioners Powers
Columbus Oct 18 Attorney General Edward C Turner ruled that county commissioners cannot borrow money or issue notes in anticipation of the February tax settlement before January 1 of the settlement year. He also said that if road appropriation for the fiscal year is exhausted, commissioners may not contract for work to be done in that year.
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Columbus
A.R
W. M. McKenzie
Chillicothe
Edward C. Turner
Turner
Hoover ready for campaign in Bay State tour
Herbert Hoover completed preparations for a Massachusetts campaign swing on Monday. He will visit Boston districts and deliver a speech at the Boston Arena as part of his bid for votes amid a tight contest.
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Hoover Eady
Bay State
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Arena
Hoover Praises Business Men At New York Delegation Meeting
Washington October 13 Herbert Hoover praised business leaders for cooperation with the government in addressing problems and preventing interference. A delegation of 150 representatives from New York lines of business called at his Manhattan headquarters to pledge support for the cooperative approach.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Endura Fnd
New York
Mastachnactta Avenue
Veteran Regains Memory After Robbery Return
In Pueblo Colorado an aging World War II veteran named Harry Devlin, previously believed killed in action, recalls his past after being thrown from a car during a robbery. He had been missing for 12 years, with memory restored following the incident in which he was struck and injured in France in 1916.
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Pueblg
Colo
Harry Devlin
Toronto
Canada
Sheen
Devlin
France
Smith Fails To Secure Debate In Louisville Speech
Gov Alfred E Smith faced a brisk reception in Nashville and Louisville as he spoke on tariffs and prohibition. He urged government ownership of Muscle Shoals and denied opening immigration floodgates while criticizing Hoover and Curtis. He expressed surprise at the difficulty in securing a debate with Republicans.
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Louisville
Tennesse
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Nashville
South
Muscle Shoals
Hoover
Curtis
Hoover shifts to barnstorming style in final campaign push
The piece reports on President Hoover adopting a classic barnstorming approach for the last week before the November 6 election, avoiding debates with Smith while answering specific charges via California trip talks. It notes Smith’s Chattanooga speech drew no response and quotes Republican publicity director Henry J. Allen on campaign tone. A separate item notes Joseph Novak, 88, killed in a Cleveland slag pit accident.
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Hoover
Smith
Cleveland
U.A
Joseph Novak
Builders Supply Company
Zeppelin Voyage Seen as Landmark in Flying Progress
Aviation expert Dr. J A Moore of Purdue calls Graf Zeppelin’s voyage a landmark in aviation marking the first partly commercial trans Atlantic flight. He notes airships suit long water crossings, cites hydrogen fire risk versus helium filled American ships, and predicts regular airship service from U S ports to Europe and South America with larger ships and improved speed and range.
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R. A. Moore
Actioal of Sciences
Purdue University
America
Graf
Germany
United Press
Count Zeppelin
Atlantic
Navy
United States
Europe
South America
Cold Wave Predicted Across Ohio District
The Weather Bureau forecast a rapid cold wave descending on Ohio with light showers and colder conditions tonight. Sunday is expected partly cloudy and colder as unseasonably warm lakeside weather gives way to a 36 degree drop by nightfall.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
Chicago
Smith's Challenger To Be in Columbus
Dr. John Roach Straton pastor of Calvary Baptist Church New York will speak in Memorial Hall Thursday evening October 25 during the fifty-fifth annual Ohio W GTU convention in session October 23 to 24.
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Columbus
U.P
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Alfred EB. Smith
Memorial Hall
Strayton
Ohio
W. GT. U
Dynamite Blast Injures Car Near John Coepe Home
Three women narrowly escaped harm when dynamite exploded under a car in front of John Coepe's Nelsonville home on Poplar Street. Glass shattered homes nearby as parts flew across porches and into rooms. No one saw a culprit. two dynamite packs were likely lit before the blast.
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Nelsonville
John Coepe
Poplar Street
Coepe
Western Fuel Company
Orbiston
Mary Spencer
Misses Hazel
Pearl Breeze
Mra Spencer
Cropo
E. W. Allen
J. A. Herrotd
Manhattan Coal Company
Buchtel
Submarine Oudline Believed Lost with 42 Crew
Paris reports the French submarine Oudline with a crew of 42 is at a depth of 6000 feet under the Atlantic and unlikely to be recovered. The Ministry of Marine confirms 29 seamen and three officers dead. The Edgar Quinet ships wreaths as prayers are said for the dead. Torpedo boats search for debris near the likely crash site.
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Paris
Oudline
Atlantic
Ministry of Marine
Edgar Quinet
Brest
Ekaterina Coulanderis
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