19 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1930
Page
1
In a decisive showing the Bobcats overpower the Cleveland Reserve team. Key players Hart Maurer and Gabriel propel Ohio with multiple touchdowns and a strong rushing attack as the Bobcats maintain the lead through the game.
Los Angeles police faced fresh confusion over the Judge Crater disappearance after a New Port Beach tip suggested he was still abroad. Police records found no Japanese Crater missing and efforts to trace an interurban wagon were unsuccessful. A Balboa defendant’s photograph identification fueled fresh speculation about Crater’s whereabouts.
The article links protests over bull fighting and arichokes to social unrest with references to Rockefeller, Brazil, and European politics. It notes plans to buy planes from France and mentions California growers reacting to price cuts amid broader coalition discussions. It also profiles Mel Sidney Frooklin, a Brooklyn-born vaudeville bullfighter and critic of bull abuse. A separate New York item reports Jack Diamonds hospitalization under police guard after a gangland shooting and his move from Polite Police to Metropolitan Hospital.
In a radio speech under the National Grange, Yale economist Prof Irving Fisher argues prohibition reduces alcoholism and boosts the economy. He cites death rates lower than prior to prohibition and estimates the economic value between three and ten billion dollars annually.
A man and a 22 year old entertainer were slain in a knife and gunfight at a Tijuana barroom. Police officers and a nephew of Governor Bernss of Lower California were among those killed or wounded. The incident followed a confrontation involving Protiro Ranures and others. Police investigated the deadly clash and reported shots fired.
Three-year-old Jackie Splilian was found alive today after wandering from his father's car on Thursday in Round Mountain country near Tonopah Nevada. About 600 men aided by bloodhounds and a pack of dogs searched the canyon area seven miles from the autos. Albert Happy Seuack traced the boy and found him pinned under a tree limb.
The government of Chancellor Bruening blocked bills seeking to default on Germany’s reparations. The Reichstag passed a motion by 373 to 226 to shelve the foreign relations committee’s calls for revising the Young Plan, suspending payments, and revising the Versailles Treaty.
Anne Seddon Kinsolving, debutante reporter and daughter of Baltimore's prominent pastor, wed John Nicholas Krone of Providence at noon in a ceremony marking a marriage within the city's exclusive social circle. Krone is heir to a textile and foreign trade fortune valued at around 16 million.
Strong winds and near freezing temperatures swept across the state on Saturday. Reports cite a sharp cold spell affecting preparations for a bond issue while farming areas anticipated little crop damage due to precautionary measures. Continued cold weather was forecast for Sunday.
A colder air mass grips the Midwest with temperatures near freezing and snows across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. North winds and light frost threaten late crops while observers warn of heavy highway closures from snowdrifts and record lows in the Canadian provinces. meanwhile Ohio and nearby regions brace for a chilly weekend with possible subfreezing temperatures.
President's Cabinet members shift to coping with unemployment amid cold weather across Atlantic coast states. Immigration limits to Canada and federal response outline urged by Governor Meyer with new manpower and funding measures considered to relieve joblessness.
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A fragmented report from a Lewite area town recounts a forced marriage involving a local Ohio graduate. The article mentions a ceremony tied to a university town and references an ongoing community response and related local figures.
A Muskegon movement unveiled a campaign slogan to lift spirits this week. Divers from local clubs join a push to boost morale and drive change amid a tense mood, aiming to motivate community action and support.
Mids Leunty outlines a plan to employ a center on federal crop aid with Bowman brothers involved. Nelsonville activity continues as aid operations hold interest while POND and Nelsonville stories appear on Page 2. Page 3 carries Athens Louety and regional channel updates.
A deadly collision near Notre Dame College Injured several students and a driver. Investigators from Grand Rapids and local police traced blame as a university community mourns.
Secretary of State Simson hopes via Geneva talks on disarmament to advance world efforts. Ambassadors Hugh Gibson and Hugh Wilson met with Layton in New York. They were encouraged that naval reduction issues among the United States Britain and Japan found partial settlement at the London Naval Conference.
The United States Weather Bureau released a forecast predicting cooler conditions for the coming week. Forecasters expect drier air over the midwest and eastern regions with lower temperatures and a chance of lighter winds.
Anne Hoover Simon, wife of Simon of New York, was granted a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. She testified that her husband knew she was partly deaf but grew irritable and unsympathetic, sending her on a 1928 trip and leaving her isolated in a New York hotel upon return.
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