British aviators lead Derby to Australia progress recaps
Report from Darwin AP describes C W It and Campbell Black pushing toward Charleville after Melbourne Derby start. Dutch team Mollison and companions race steadily amid engine failures and delays with competitors from Italy and the United States still in the field.
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Darwin
Australia
C. W. It
Campbell Black
Melbourne
Flemington
England
Ayer
Moll
Pangborn
Bank deposits rise in Ohio banks to 478 million
Sixteen licensed banks report deposits of 478 million on June 30, up from : in the prior December. The Federal Deposit Insurance data show 88 banks covering 96 percent of Ohio's licensed commerce with deposits totaling 478,251,000 compared with 9 perhaps an earlier figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Federal Deposit Insurance
Ohio
Reman's Single Shot Kills Ohioan on West Sixth Street
Patrolman Al Niwary shot and killed James Frazier on West Sixth Street in Cincinnati. The officer said he fired at Frazier at the head of the stairs after Frazier refused to drop a weapon. The incident is reported as a fatal shooting by police.
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Cinnati
al- Niwary
James Frazt
Fating
West Sixth Street
Mill
Frazier
Hana
Bnd
Tuned to War and Idleness in Bengal’s Press
A garbled excerpt from a Bengal India page hints at discussions about tuning, music, and social ills amid wartime strain. Names and precise details are unclear, but the piece touches on national mood, family, and cultural commentary within a colonial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxar Bengal
India
Fogel Home Safe As Den of Lions
In Omaha on October 22 a prowler, Thomas Lewis, 24, fled with family belongings but was captured after the Morris Fogel family sprang into action. Ann, the mother, and father warded off the intruder while David stayed ready to help. Lewis sustained minor injuries and was jailed for treatment.
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Omaha
Neb
Morris Fogel
Ann
David
Thomas Lewis
Lewis
Gun Opens Cell Door for Man In Jail Break
Elmer E. Martin 38 roadhouse owner, uses a pistol to escape Trumbull County Jail in Warren. He is charged with first degree murder for the August 28 slaying of Charles Campbell of Tucson, Ariz. A copper box with $16,000 linked to a Penns Grove payroll robbery was found with him. Sheriff Hardman cannot account for the firearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Martin
Boyle
Penns Grove
N. J
Roy Hardman
Firm Denies Interference in Union Organization
Weirton Steel Company denies interfering with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers during lodge formation. J. C. Williams testifies he paid no attention to the union while government seeks an injunction to curb perceived meddling in workers' choice of bargaining agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Weirton Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
John P. Nieols
J. C. Williams
Weirton Company
Amalgamated
Weirton
Ohio Traffic Deaths Mount Over Week End
Ohio added ten more names to the annual traffic toll over the week end. A fatal accident at South Lebanon involved a train collision with a car, killing three Middletown men: W. R. Martin 67 Emil Moon 55 and Ray Louderbach 55 who died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
South Lebanon
W. R. Martin
American Bridge Company
Emil Moon
Ray Louderbach
Middletown
Spanish Soldiers Killed in Dynmite Truck Blast
Reports from Madrid to a British News agency say 27 Spanish soldiers died and many were wounded in a dynamite laden motor truck explosion in the Langreos mining district. Rebels had abandoned the dynamite, which troops were collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Langreos
Convict Mosley Begins Hunger Strike in Ohio Case
Isaac Mosley, 26, of Cincinnati, sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of Abram Wartek, has started a partial hunger strike as Ohio penitentiary officials disclosed. The execution is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Columbus
Isaac Mosley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Abram Wartek
Bonus Biggest Issue Before Legionnaires at Miami Convention
Thousands of Legionnaires converge on Miami for the sixteenth annual convention. A two hour limit on debate on the bonus questions is set by the Rules Committee while interest grows over payment of adjusted compensation certificates. President Roosevelt hints payment should wait on broader economic recovery. Ray Murphy withdraws as candidate for national commander and backs Frank Belgrano Jr of San Francisco. Some 70 000 visitors already in town with 1 188 delegates certified by credentials committee.
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Miami
Fila
American Legion
Roosevelt
Roanoke
the Legion
Rules Committee
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Murphy
Frank Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
Banks Helping Recovery Move
Clyde Hendrix president of the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association told a forum at its annual convention that banks are cooperating with the government in the recovery effort. He denied banks are reluctant to lend, saying they are eager to lend idle funds.
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Washington
Clyde Hendrix
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Hendrix
Tennessee Valley Bank
Decatur
Alabama
Association
Gas Tax Meeting Plans Chauncey Address on State Amendments
A public meeting to promote two constitutional amendments on the state gasoline tax will be held in Chauncey on Saturday night October 27 at 7 30. Outdoor conditions will decide if the event moves indoors. A talking motion picture program includes music comedies a news reel and a feature. Lee B Palmer president of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will speak. Political candidates from both parties will be introduced.
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Chauncey
Lee B. Palmer
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Place Child Heiress Under Police Guard
Police guard surrounds the brownstone home of Mrs. Floria Morgan Vanderbilt after a threat against her ten year old daughter Gloria. The child remains at the Westbury estate of her paternal aunt Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney as custody dispute proceeds in court.
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New York
Gloria
Old Westbury
Long Island
Harry Payne Whitney
Vanderbilt
Phantom Killer Goes Before Court In Ohio Case
The state opens a long planned trial to prove David Casco, 47, a World War veteran, is the phantom killer who shot and killed three men at the Wheeling Steel mill yard. Casco has repeatedly claimed he knows nothing about the killings.
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Steubenville
David Casco
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Casco
Former Union Trust leaders go on trial for false bank entries
In Cleveland on October 22, Joseph R. Nutt former board chairman and Wilbur M. Baldwin former president faced federal court trial on charges of making false entries in the Union Trust Company books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph R. Nutt
Wilbur M. Baldwin
The
Union Trust
Davey Demands Retractions From Herbert Over Bank Charges
Martin L. Davey, Democratic candidate for governor, denounces Herbert's charges as deliberate falsehoods about his dealings with City Bank of Kent. He demands retractions from Herbert and the Republican Campaign Committee and vows to sue each if not obtained, after the election. Davey confirms owning 45 shares of City Bank stock and related holdings.
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Simeon D. Fess
United States Senate
Athens High School
Athens County
Republican Campaign Committee
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Paul M. Herbert
Davey
City Bank of
Kent
Herbert
Republican State Campaign Committee
City Bank
Davey Investment Company
Jacob Feth Dead at 67 Owner of Elms Golf Course
Jacob Feth 67 owner of the Elms Golf Course died early today at University Hospital Columbus after a second operation three weeks ago. Born in Cincinnati, he moved to Athens at 15 and worked as a tanner on Mill Street before stints in Lima and North Dakota. Returning to Athens he ran a farm and later the public golf links on Route 1. He leaves widow Cuore Carpenter Feth a daughter Freda Crouch of Akron two sons George and David both in Athens and one brother William in Lima.
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Jacob Feth
Elms
University Hospital
Columbus
Feth
Athens
Mr. Feth
Cincinnati
Mill Street
Lima
North Dakota
Hull Foster Jr
Cuore Carpenter Feth
Freda Crouch
Akron
George
David
William Lima
Mooney Prepares Habeas Corpus Plea for Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney, serving a life sentence in San Quentin, has prepared a petition asking the Supreme Court for permission to file a writ of habeas corpus. He was convicted for participating in the Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco about two years ago.
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Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quesiiin Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Mooney
San Francisco
16 Die as October Storm Hits West Coast Ports
A Washington Oregon coast storm killed at least 16 people and caused massive damage. Winds peaked at 83 mph as Aberdeen Hoquiam Grays Harbor flooded with six feet of water. The Floridian and President Madison collided with vessels. the Virginia wrecked near Olalla with 30 passengers saved.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Clites
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
South Aberdeen
Columbia
Madison
Jersey Plans in the Hauptmann Trial
New Jersey officials organize the prosecution for the Lindbergh case and set an arraignment date for Bruno Richard Hauptmann. Attorney General David T. Wilentz leads six assistants in Trenton and will meet with Justice Thomas W. Trenchard and defense counsel James M. Fawcett to fix arraignment for Friday or Saturday. Trial targeted for the week of November 5. A 36 year old World War veteran says Hauptmann rented a Titusville New Jersey house in February 1932 and kept a baby there briefly in March. Identity withheld.
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Flemington
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Trenton
Thomas W. Trenchard
James M. Fawcett
Philadelphia Record
Bethlehem
Hauptmann
Titusville
N. J
War Condemned by Ohio Church Youths
About 600 high school and college youths from Ohio churches adopted a resolution at the Youth Conference of the Ohio Council of Religious Education condemning U S involvement in war. The resolution urged disarmament and joining the World Court as a path to peace.
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Ohio Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Council of Religious Education
United States
World Court
Fish Prices Jump as Fishermen Strike Prolongs
Boston reports the third week of a fishermen strike. Only 100000 pounds of fish reached the pier as normal daily receipts range up to two million pounds. Prices doubled due to the shortage and labor action.
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Boston
Mrs Robinson Faces Federal Arraignment in Kidnapping Case
Mrs Thomas H Robinson Jr remains in Jefferson County Jail on 50000 bond as federal arraignment is postponed. The case centers on the alleged kidnapping of Alive Speed Stall with her husband and father in law. An international search involved Howard King of Fort Erie and reports of disguising as a woman.
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Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Robinson
Jefferson County
Derault
Mid-West
Canada
Howard King
Fort Erie
Ont
Nashville
Brown Attacks Welfare Setup in Ohio Governor Race
In Ravenna on October 22 Clarence J. Brown Republican candidate for governor condemned the administration of Ohio welfare institutions. He charged state wards receive inadequate care and training and that some facilities operate mainly for employee benefit.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Republian
Brown
Investigation Sought Into Evils of County Relief
Cincinnati congressman William E. Hess urged Adjutant General Henderson to probe relief administration in Hamilton County. Hess alleged 800 men were laid off Oct 1 and that 25 percent of remaining relief workers had pay cuts, grocery allotments fell 4 percent, and milk-ticket distributions were discounted in parts of the county.
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Cincinnati
Relief Administration
Hamilton County
William &. Heas
Adjt
Frank Db. Henderson
Hess
Athens firm handles 193000 pounds of meat for food commission
Stored at the Stedman Company in Athens the meat totals about 195000 pounds after six weeks of slaughter by the local packing house in cooperation with the Federal Food Administration. Under R R Hughes supervision cattle from Wichita Des Moines and other western points are fattened slaughtered and divided for local Ohio distribution and for cannery work in Cincinnati and Columbus. The Stedman Company operates as a federal inspected plant and will continue in the program long term.
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Stedman Company
Athens
Federal Food Administration
R. R. Hughes
Wichita Kan
Des Moines
Iowa
Ohio
Hughes
Dutch Fliers Know Air Routes Like Sinclair Can Tell His Voters
Will Rogers writes from San Francisco praising the Dutch fliers and their route knowledge in a mock political bend. He recalls 1932 travel from Singapore to London, mentions famed aviators and a wish for old timers like Lindbergh to return. He teases Roscoe Turner and pundits while noting Australia-bound breezes.
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Sinclair
San Francisco
Calif
Australia
Rome
Athens
Bagdad
Jask
Karachi
Alahabad
Calcutta
Allostar
Singapore
Cairo
London
Roscoe Turner
Douglas
Wiley Post
Frank Hawkes
Jimmy Yowolittie
Navy
Wiliams
Lindbergh
Change Reflected in Steel Upturn Notes in NRA Support
Cleveland report cites Steel magazine noting an improved iron and steel market after NRA code approval and Washington efforts. Automobile demand rises modestly, rail and manufacturing activity steady, FHA plan to inject two billion sparks hope for steel framing demand for homes and machine tool bids in late year.
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Cleveland
Athrough
NRA
Washington
Steel
Federal Housing Administration
Army Ordinance Department
Train Wreck Inquiry Opens
Pittsburgh dispatch reports investigators probing a passenger train wreck on the Indianapolis Section of the American Limited from St Louis to New York. No trainmen were injured and a woman passenger was hurt. officials found freshly pulled rail spikes on a curve 16 miles southwest of Pittsburgh, suggesting track spreading caused the derailment.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylveania
Indianapolis
American Limited
St. Louia
New York
Scioto-Sandusky Reservoir Petition Filed in Columbus
Alan N. Jordan says petitions with signatures call for formation of Scioto-Sandusky water conservancy district. The district would work with PWA to implement flood protection by building a series of reservoirs in the Scioto-Sandusky area.
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Columbus
Alan N. Jordan
Ohio Valley and Flood Control Congress
Scioto-Sandusky
Weather Outlook Shows No Marked Changes
Columbus reports no marked changes in the weather with temperatures near normal. The forecast for the next 36 hours from 8 PM last night indicates fair mid weather, with no significant changes expected tonight or Tuesday in the local area.
Pretty Boy Floyd in wild hunt as posse scans woods
Western desperado Pretty Boy Floyd is believed mortally wounded or dying after disappearing into countryside near Wellsville Ohio. Federal and local officers, including Melvin Purvis, pursue Richetti in custody disputes while nationwide warrants and cross-state cooperation intensify the manhunt.
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Floyd
Ohio
Purvis
Woods
Wellsville
Charles
Pretty Boy
Adam Richetti
Helipv
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Col
Lynn Black
Welleville
Prohibition Party Opens Write In Campaign in Ohio
The Prohibition Party of Ohio launched a Write In campaign to urge adherents to vote for the party candidates. Prescott Gilliland, state chairman, announced a focus on county candidates in counties where the party qualified for ballot placement.
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Columbus
Ite
Prohibition Party of Ohio
Prescott Gilliland
Prohibition Party
Electric Auto-Lite inks Packard equipment pact in Toledo
In Toledo on October 22, the Electric Auto-Lite Company announced a contract with Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit to supply equipment for a new model in the electric car Geld.
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Toledo
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
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