Hoover Attacks Roosevelt in Detroit Campaign Rally
President Hoover, addressing about 20 000 in Olympia Stadium with 80 000 listening by loudspeakers, charged Roosevelt with frivolous promises of jobs for the unemployed and lacking a definite program. He said he would cut government expenditures and touted recovery gains while criticizing Roosevelt's self liquidating public works plan and the New York State attack.
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Olympia Stadium
Detroit
Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
People
New York State
John N. Garner
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Hoover plans aid for soft coal workers in Charleston speech
President Hoover told Charleston listeners he urged a tariff rates re check and backed limited coal co operation to curb destructive competition. He favored safeguards to pay fair wages, protect profits and save communities from economic decline.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Congress
Washington's diary hints on Ohio River camp location
News index notes Washington's diary about the Ohio River camp, mentions Pomeroy Bend and Gallia County floor lists. Eight hundred Legionnaires expected for the Eighth District Convention in Nelsonville, Rotary Club inter-city meeting there Monday. Democrats plan a rally Tuesday.
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Washington
Ohio River
Oi County
Pomeroy Bend
Yage Rt
Legionnaires
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Gallia County
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Hocking County
Roosevelt Blames GOP Leadership for Low Mood in Louisville Ad
Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York governor, accused Republican leadership and the Hawley Smoot Tariff of damping mood in a campaign address before what officials estimated the largest audience in Louisville history at Armory Louisville Kentucky October 22.
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Louisville
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Reconstruction Finance loans total in September
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized loans totaling 139,846,002.72 in September to financial and other institutions, with banks, railroads, and unemployment relief programs among the largest recipients. Roosevelt blistered Republican leaders for alleged ineptness and harmful policies, blaming Hawley Smoot tariffs for worsening trade and the nation’s mood.
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Washington
A.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tech Corporation
South Trimble
Hoover Slated for New York Madison Square Garden Meet
President Hoover will campaign in New York on October 31 at Madison Square Garden as part of an eastern push for electoral votes. Senator Felix Herbert announced the date while noting possible Boston and Newark stops and optimism about winning key states including New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
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New York
U.P
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Felix Herbert
Rhode Island
Boston
Newark
East
Franklin Roosevelt
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Glassford
Smediey D. Butler
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Butler
New York City
Cows sold after quick call-in sales at Ator's Store
Two cows offered by Mr. Charlies Bolin of Ator's Store attracted immediate interest after appearing in The Messenger classifieds. Several inquiries followed, and the cows were sold promptly.
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Charlies Bolin
Ator’s
Mr. Bolin
Messenger
Jersey Cows Billed as Milk Donors at Ator's Store
A fragment notes two cows, one Jersey and one Durham Jersey aged four years, both yielding milk, listed under Charles Bolin with inquiry at Ator's store.
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Jersey
Durham
Charles Bolin
Ator’s
Gallia Farmer Walter Boyd Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Walter Boyd, a 54 year old Crown City farmer, was found guilty of manslaughter by a Gallia County Jury after a lengthy trial recounting the July 30 death of Fred Brumfield. sentencing follows by Judge W R White set for early next week.
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Gallipolis
Walter Boyd
Crown City
Gallia County
Boyd
W. R. White
Fred Brumfield
Ohio Township School Board
Lee Simms
Rain Outlook Across Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Weather outlook predicts rain at the start of the week and again around Thursday. Cooler spells follow Tuesday with warmer conditions on Thursday and a dip again toward week’s end.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
University of Cincinnati Faculty Salary Cut Report
Cincinnati October 22. University of Cincinnati faculty and staff were notified of a thirty percent salary reduction due to diminished income. The action affects educators and employers tied to the university.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Mammoth Apples and Lively Farm Yields Reported
In Troy Township Samuel H Pailet notes apples described as mammoth by C H Oakes of Little Hocking a leading local orchardist. A bushel of 48 Rome Beauties weighed 47 pounds as Oakes sprayed six times and fertilized his trees. Crislip of Cossville achieved 174 eggs from 345 yearling hens maintaining about 8 percent production.
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Samuel H. Pailet
Troy Township
C. H. Oakes
Little Hocking
Oakes
Ohio
Ohio State University
R. R. Crislip
Cossville
Differences in 10 Point Plan Will Be Aired
Differences in the amended 10 point plan of Governor George White will be discussed at a Columbus conference Monday afternoon at 2 00 oclock. Representatives include Adjt Gen Henderson James Berry and miners leaders. Deferred coal purchases until winter have reduced orders with only seven of 24 active district collieries operating.
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Nelsonville
George White
Collieriea
Columbus
Adjt
Frank JD. Henderson
James Brew
Beyrie
Henderson
James Berry
Division of Mines
Johns. Sheller
J. H. Pritenard
Lee Hall
David Watkins
George Savage
Percy Tetlow
Miners’ Organization
Hocking
Herman Theisen
William KB. Morris
State Aid Funds Allocated to Athens County Schools
State aid money totaling 9600 dollars, for back pay of last year, was received and placed in school district depositories in Athens County Gaturdey. Salaries for teachers, janitors, and bus drivers will be paid from the funds, though several districts remain behind on prior year payments. District allocations include Albany 1000, Ames-Bern 1500, Buchtel 1000, Canaan 300, Luhrig 300, Rome 700, Shade 900, Trimble Township 1600, Trimble Village 400, Troy Township 700, Waterlog 1000.
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Athens County
Gaturdey
Albany
Ames-Bern
Buchtel
Canaan
Luhrig
Rome
Shade
Trimble Township
Trimble Village
Troy Township
Holmes Nominated for Reds Manager Position
Howard B. Ducky Holmes of Dayton Central League baseball club was added today to the list of applicants for the manager job of the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Howard BE
Ducky” Holmes
Dayton Central League Baseball Club
Cincinnati Reds
Death of Miss Louise Cable Noted in New York
Word of the death of Miss Louise Cable in New York City on Friday reached Athens Saturday through Mrs. J. M. Higgins. She was a daughter of Mrs. Margaret Cable and sister of Mrs. Cable, Mrs. Minnie Cutter Farmer of Dayton went to New York after receiving the notice.
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Louise Cable
New York City
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Margaret Cable
Minnie Cutter Farmer
Dayton
Cable
New York
Nervous Court Street Fans React To Ohio Loss
On Court Street the crowd tracked the Army Yale and Ohio State games as scores flickered in. Miami upset Ohio 9 0 and 7 points in the fourth quarter, leaving many stunned and praising Peden's hurt squad despite defeat.
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Court Street
Messenger
Ohio State
Town
Ohio
Butch
Final Vote Getting Drives Planned Across Athens County
Democratic chair Dan A Bardin announced week long meetings in Hollister The Plaine Shade New Marshfield Chauncey Millfield and Sugar Creek with times to follow. A large Democratic gathering is set for Friday night at the Courthouse. Republican caravan stops included Guynsville Stewart Frost Torch and Little Mocking en route to Coolville where a program featured Major M J Joineon and Rep Thomas A Jenkins. Lee B Palmer will speak at Amesville Albany and possibly Athens next Saturday.
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Athens County
Dan A. Bardin
Hollister
the Plaine
Shade
New Marshfield
Chauncey
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Cailiope
Guynsville
Stewart
Frost
Torch
Coolville
M. Joineon
Thomas A. Jenkins
Coolvile Band
M. D. Hughes
Enatse
Lee B. Palmer
Amesville
Albany
Athens
Palmer
Ohio Farm Boreal
State Board of Agriculture
Onin Wood Growers’ Co-operative
Ohio State University
Miami Defeats Ohio in Buckeye Clash on Dad's Day
Miami earns a 16 to 0 upset over Ohio University. Leonard Fertig and Warren Ott sparked the Redskins as Ohio Benches five regulars, while Miami’s stout defense stifled the Bobcats throughout the game. The triumph marks Ohio’s first Buckeye loss since 1928.
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Oxford
Ohio University
Buckeye Co
Miami
Miami Elew
Ome
Bobcats
Buckeye
Redskins
Miami Elevaon
Chie
Ohio
Babe Cats
Owever
Bobs Cats
Miami Tide
Leonard Fertig
Warren Ott
Maroider
Wallace
Brown
Alwaya
On & P
Educators of This District To Assemble
Members of the Southeaster Ohio Education Association will meet in Jackson for general and sectional sessions Thursday and Friday. Delegates begin at 6 p m Thursday with discussions on education needs and programs. Notable speakers include Dr Garry C Myers and Miss Eugenia J Brown. Concerts, dinners, and multiple sectional meetings on grade levels and subject areas fill the agenda.
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Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Jackson
Association
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland
Eugenia J. Brown
National Association of
Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Jones
Jackson Board of Education
Myers
Br EC
Hartwell
Buffalo
N. Y
Jackson-Wellston
M. Harper Co
Athena Schools
Senate Debate in Cleveland Weighs Relief Plans
Ohio Senate hopefuls Bulkley and Bettman clash over relief strategies. Bettman denounces Democratic obstruction and pork barrel Garner bill. Bulkley argues Hoover benefits depend on Democratic aid amid peacetime deficits and Roosevelt economy promises questioned.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
Democratic House
Bettman
Hoover
Burkley
Roosevelt
New York
al Smith
Gallipolis man fined for drunken driving in Athens
Jack Wolfe of Gallipolis pleaded guilty before Mayor Robert Wood on Friday night in Athens to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 106 dollars plus costs.
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Jack Wolfe
Gallipolis
Athens
Robert
Wood
Football or War in Uruguay Fascination of a Nation
A traveler writes from Uruguay describing Montevideo and the national passion for football. He notes the strong economy with the high value of the currency, mentions Uruguay's long dominance in soccer, and observes quirky stadium details and public voting on games versus revolution, illustrating a culture where sport and upheaval share casualties.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
South America
Fire in Komatsu Claims Thousands Refugees in Japan
A blaze in Komatsu Japan near October finishes destroying structures and forcing thousands to flee. Local officials report hundreds injured with a high casualty count as emergency crews battle the flames. Authorities urge residents to avoid the area as investigators search the scene.
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United Press
News Index
America
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Gallia
U. OF
Apple
Ples Production
Peden
Jonsey Sama
Pitt
Court Streeters
Navy
Pelham
JD. Glassford
Fertig
G. B. Mitochele
Messenger Sports Editos
Southeastern Ohio Education
Costa
Rio Grande DO Sul
Les Komatsu
Japan
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