Phillies A's Cubs clash as Hoover watches World Series game five
In Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 14 President Hoover attended as about 36 000 fans watched the fifth game of the 1929 World Series. The Cubs sought to stave off elimination while the A’s aimed to clinch the title in mild late October weather.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
U.P
Hoover
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Legion Backs Parity Naval Plans With Britain and U S
The American Legion endorses Premier Ramsay MacDonald and President Hoover’s parity naval concept, while continuing to push naval construction until a five power conference enshrines parity as policy. O L Bodenhamer national commander spoke to the American Federation of Labor convention in Toronto.
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Toronto
Ont
U.R
American Legion
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoover
O. L. Bodenhamer
Pe American Federation of Labor
Dirigible R-101 Lifts Off in Trial Flight
In Cardington England the R 101 airship began a series of important trial flights shortly before noon as Britain tests its bid for air supremacy.
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Dirigible
Cardington
Eng
Great Britain
Pilot John H. Stewart Killed in Barrel Roll Crash
John H. Stewart, 38, of Cincinnati, a veteran pilot, died at Huntington airfield after his plane crashed during a barrel roll. The crash occurred Sunday as the aircraft plummeted from about 500 feet.
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Chesapeake
U.R
John H. Stewart
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Stewart
Last parachute jump ends in tragedy in Washington D C
Estel Boyer 25 made what he called his last jump over Washington D C after telling his mother it would be his final parachute ascent. At 2000 feet his chute failed to open and he fell to the ground in view of his mother and siblings. the airplane pilot Bob Spiers had agreed to let Boyer jump. Boyer belonged to an air circus group.
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Washington Court House
Washington, D. H
U.P
Estel Boyer
Boyer
Bob Spiers
Ohio State University
Model Husband Confesses to Slaying Stenographer
Chicago dispatch reports John E. Preston an interior decorator, 32, jailed in Wheaton after confessing to strangling Agnes Johnson, 26, a stenographer. A companion, Mathilda Murphy, 19, rode with him. police traced bloodied clothes to a west Chicago train pickup and a roadhouse tragedy, amid alibi claims of late work.
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Chicago
U.P
Agnes Johnson
John E. Preston
Miss Johnson
Mathilda Murphy
Preston
Miss Murphy
Wheaton
West Chicago
MacDonald Sincerity Convict And Canary Cyclone On The Sun
A brief article by Arthur Brisbane offers a satirical take on public figures and societal quirks. It questions perceived honesty and motives while weaving in colorful metaphorical images to critiqued modern behavior and institutions.
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MacDonald
MacDonald peace speech praised as world impact grows
The article recounts Ramsay MacDonald's radio speech on peace, hailed as a powerful address. It notes his humble origins, self-education, and call for Britain and the United States to reject war as a means of dispute resolution. It suggests a shift away from dueling among nations.
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Ramsay MacDonald
America
MR. MacDonald
Stimson
Britain
United States
Guardian Appointed for Insane Mrs Newberry
H F Pickens of Crooksville was named guardian of Mrs Mary J Newberry of NEW LEXINGTON after her commitment to Athens State Hospital. Judge J D Davis set bond at 140000. Estate totals 70000 personal and 50000 real estate with siblings Lydia A Pickens George W Williams and W T Williams as next of kin.
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New Lexington
H. F. Pickens
Crooksville
Mary J. Newberry
Athens State Hospital
J. D. Davis
Newberry
Three Are Fined By Justice Riley
A fight at a dance pavilion cost Pearl Bolin five dollars and costs after a guilty plea to assault and battery in Justice Felix Riley's court. Edwin Carsey and Ernest Nash, arrested on intoxication charges, each paid five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty on Monday. Arrests were made by Constable Harry Junod.
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Pearl Bolin
Court of Justice of Peace
Felix Riley
Bolin
Edwin Carsey
Ernest Nash
Justice Riley
Harry Junod
Not to Give Up If France and Italy Disagree
Washington October 14 U R If the Franco Italian dispute over ratios for auxiliary ships blocks a five power naval limitation pact at the London conference the United States would favor a three power agreement among herself Great Britain and Japan An Italy France stalemate looms as Paris insists on parity with France and Japan shows disinterest in naval size Hoover aims for a five power accord with emphasis on general conference discussions
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Washington
U.R
United States
Great Britain
Japan
United Press
Italy
France
MacDonald
Hoover
Railroad Laborer Kills Holdup Man In Self Defense
Cleveland October 14. A railroad laborer John Kobak killed one man in a stabbing during an attempted holdup and forced the other to flee in defending himself. Police say the stabbing was in self defense and Kobak was held for reconsideration.
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Cleveland
U.R
John Kobak
Local Classifieds Offer Livestock, Rental, Produce and More
Messenger ads list 18 Delaine ewes and a Delaine ram for sale, six room brick house with bath garage and garden for rent, Brown potatoes at 1 65 a bushel, a span of mules weighing about 2600 pounds for sale or trade, phonograph and radio boxes for 40 each if purchased soon.
Arraignments Held for 22 Indicted in County Court
Twenty two persons indicted last week by the October Grand Jury were arraigned in Athens County Common Pleas Court before Judge J D Worstell. Ten pled not guilty and five pled guilty. Several cases postponed due to unserved papers or non locating defendants.
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J. D. Wor- Stell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Harley Leffler
Leffler
Guiney Smith
Jacksonville
Emerson Burton
Steve Runyan
Leslie L. Mercer
David Burton
Henry Shields
Ora Farms
Joe Goldberg
Clifford Bryan
Evan Martin
Oliver Tippie
Allen Stutter
Guy Bryan
Mansfield Reformatory
Opal
Shields
John Hooper
William Darnell
William Craig, Jr
Alfred van Bibber
Jesse W. Sands
Floyd Rutter
Former Ohio student Catharine Agostinelli dies in East Youngstown
Miss Catharine Agostinelli an Italian student and two year graduate in special education at Ohio University class of 1928 died Friday. Funeral services were held at the family home in East Youngstown and the death notice came to Mina D. Fry of University Terrace. Her brother Ernest Agostinelli who earned an A.B. from Ohio University last June and sister Mrs Julia Malenic who earned a diploma in 1927 were also associated with Ohio University. The siblings were all teaching in East Youngstown Schools.
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Catherine Agostinelli
Ohio University
East Youngstown
Mina D. Fry
University Terrace
Agostinelli
Athens
Ernest Agostinelli
Julia Malenic
Catherine
Youngstown
Fifth Lover of a Woman Found Slain
The slug torn body of George Riggins, 29, a gambler, was found on a Chicago street. In his clothing police recovered love letters from Mrs. Jessie Lafferty, termed the nemesis sweetheart. Five other men connected to the same woman have died in six years, per Lt. John J. McGinnis.
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Chicago
George Riggins
Jessie Lafferty
John J. McGinnis
Whisky Linked Death In Circleville to Laurelville Fall
Hocking County officials investigate the death of Mia Helen Phillips 23 wife of Turney Phillips Circleville who died after reportedly falling from a car near Laurelville while drinking whisky. Coroner and deputies hold Phillips awaiting inquest. body sent to Tarleton.
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Cavince
Phillips
Phil A. Henderson
Tarleton
Japan Awaits Five-Power Naval Conference Reply
Tokyo reports Japan will likely accept Britain’s invitation to a five power naval conference in January. The government states the reply expresses a desire for world peace and reduced national burdens through disarmament. Transmission of the reply is expected today.
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Tokio
Great Britain
Japan
Bond information meeting set on $77,000 Albany High issue
A public meeting will inform Lee Township voters about a proposed $77,000 bond issue for Albany Consoli dated High School. H. R. McVay says the session at Townhouse School Tuesday night will feature Albany High School students and booster committee chair Dr. A F Holmes.
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Albany Consolidated High School
Lee Township
H. R. McVay
A. F. Holmes
Albany High School
Hebbardsville
Hijackers Impersonating Border Patrol Fire On Hearse
Two men posing as Customs Border Patrol officers hijacked a hearse in Chestertown New York carrying two bodies from a car crash. They fired three shots one hitting the hearse then searched it for liquor. The pair apologized after the bodies were shown and the agency said no patrol near Chester town that night.
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Chestertown
N. Y
Customs Border Patrol
Hamilton McCrea
Champlain
Chesterstown
Nelsonville Man Killed Walking on Trestle Over River
A Nelsonville man Robert Bruce Clouston, 81, was fatally struck by a train on the New York Central trestle over the Seloto River near Rich Street in Columbus. The accident, details disputed by a Marion man Albert Reynolds, involved a four car train and yielded an unclear time of occurrence. The body was taken to Nelsonville for identification.
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Columbus
New York Central
Seloto River
Rich Street
Robert Bruce Clouston
BE. A. Auburn
Hocking Valley
Auburn
Lehman
Ernest
Denton & Donaldson Co
East Town Street
Albert F. Reynolds
Marion
Greshel
Scully
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Boy Sees Father Kill Mother Then Himself in Ohio
In New Philadelphia on October 14 coroner J F Lewis ruled murder and suicide in the Dover tragedy. Clarence N Andreas 29 shot his wife Gladys N Andreas 27 in front of their home, then killed himself after reloading. Their 8 year old son Norman Lae Andreas witnessed the scene.
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Philadelphia
J. F. Lewis
Clarence N. Andreas
Gladys N. Andreas
Andreas
Dover
Norman Lae Andreas
Toledo
Maid Sentenced to Life in Reformatory for Murder
Anna Szeman maid was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Marysville Reformatory for Women for the May 31 murder of her employer Dorothy Marsh Snyder. The jury found her guilty of second degree murder after a six hour deliberation. She claimed self defense and temporary insanity.
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Cleveland
Anna Szeman
Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Mra
Dorothy Marsh Snyder
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Szeman
Hallowe'en Rules Issued By City Police Chief
Chief E. L. Finsterwald warned residents that any vandalism during Halloween will lead to arrest imprisonment and fines. With two weeks to go youngsters begin pranks such as window soaping and doorbell ringing, while harmless acts are tolerated.
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Hallowe'en
Finsterwald
Can't Explain How He Got to Detroit
Henry Goldstein a 29 freshmen football player missed since Friday after an injury in the Oberlin College Freshman-Senior game telephoned from Detroit to Dean Bosworth claiming he did not know how he reached Detroit He will be brought back today by his brother Herman Goldstein.
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Oberlin
Henry Goldstein
Oberlin College
Edward L. Bosworth
Detroit
Herman Goldstein
Peacemaker Kills One of Quarrelers in Cleveland
Acting as peacemaker, Jesse Winn shot and killed a man during a quarrel between James Helton and his wife. Selton allegedly attacked a neighbor with a knife, was chased from the house, and Winn fired three times after returning with a revolver. Winn is jailed awaiting further action.
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Cleveland
U.P
Jesse Winn
Winn
James Helton
Selton
Three Ohio Airmen Die In Separate Accidents
United Press reports three Ohio aviators died over the weekend. Estell F. Boyer, 25, fell at Washington D. C. after his parachute failed to open during a jump from an airplane. John H. Stewart of Cincinnati was killed at Chesapeake when his aircraft crashed on takeoff. Aubrey Hess, vice president of Alliance Aircraft Corp., perished near Alliance when his test flight crashed as a carburetor test went wrong.
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United Press
Ohio
Estell F. Boyer
Washington D. H
John H. Stewart
Cincinnati
Chesapeake
Aubrey Hess
Alliance Aircraft Corporation
Alliance
Two Athens Men Arrested for Intoxication
Bernard Chandler and I. E. Andrews of Athens were arrested Sunday night on intoxication charges by Officer Charles Maple. They are set for arraignment at 7 p.m. Monday before Mayor E. C. Woodworth.
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Bernard Chandler
I. E. Andrews
Athens
Charles Maple
E. C. Woodworth
Blair couple tied by ceremony in Athens marriage
Byron D. Blair 21 a lawyer of Chil Heathe married Mary Frances Golds berry 22 a secretary of Athens. The Rev I W Blair officiated the ceremony.
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Byron D. Blair
Chil Heathe
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Athens
Willing Martyr Buckley Calls for Probe in Farewell Statement
Former Ohio State Treasurer Bert Buckley, awaiting a two and a half year sentence, declares he is a willing martyr if it brings an investigation into the conduct of Federal District Attorney Hareth E. Mau. He attacks Mau, Eckhart, and the Ohio Anti-Saloon League while claiming intimidation on the witness stand and alleging a frame up in a bribery case tied to the Jack son Brewery probe.
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Columbus
Federal
Atlanta
Bert D. Buckley
Nuckley
U. & Attorney General
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Hoover
Law Eeforcement Committee
Hareth FE
Man of Cinerneath Mau
Ohto
Huckley
John L. Eekhart
Wekhart
Portamouth
Mau
United States Senate
Shuckley
Luckley
Buckley
Bert Buckley
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Eckhart
Jackson
Cincinnati
Bert B. Buckley
Hareth E. Mau
Robbers Nabbed In Woolworths Store Theft
Cleveland police arrested three alleged safebreakers early today as they attempted a burglary at the Woolworth store in Cleveland.
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Leveland
Qet
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