Donahey Comes Out Openly For Alfred E. Smith
Governor Donahey declares support for the Democratic ticket from top to bottom in a message read at the Smith-For-President Club in Columbus. The address denounces the WCTU for permitting Republican campaign literature at a convention booth and notes criticism of Myers Y. Cooper.
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Donahey
Alfred E. Smith
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Smith
Claude Meeker
Democratic State Central Committee
Houston
Charles D. Cussins
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Governor Smith
Luetta Peabody
Oberlin
Merger Contemplated in Cleveland Industry Link
Merger talks between E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Grasselli Chemical Company of Cleveland are reported as under consideration. The potential combination would unite major chemical operations and could affect regional market dynamics.
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Cleveland
E. I. Dupont de Nemours and Company
Grasselli Chemical Company
Laws for Game Protection and How to Get a Copy
This 1929 booklet outlines state by state game laws covering licenses season possession sale and export. It urges sportsmen to own a copy of the new regulations and notes how to obtain one by sending four cents for return postage and handling.
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Reneeves
Ohio to cast historic vote as gates open
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown orders maximum turnout in Ohio for the November 6 election. Additional equipment and deputy clerks are to be supplied with parity for both major parties. Precincts close at 6 30 unless voters are in line. those waiting may finish voting. Ballot counting order and staged reporting are specified.
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Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Dave Johnson
Athens
Church editor Ella W. Hoag dies in Boston
Mrs. Ella W. Hoag associate editor of the Christian Science Journal and Christian Science Sentinel died at her Back Bay home yesterday after a long career with the publications.
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Boston
Ella W. Hoag
Christian Science Journal
Christian Science Sentinel
Back Bay
Cooper Speaks as Begg Supports Cooper in Ohio Race
In Columbus and Toledo campaign stops, Rep. James T. Begg backs Myers Y. Cooper for governor while Cooper challenges Davey over campaign spending. Davey denies ties to the Ku Klux Klan amid Maschke charges, and Geiger seeks to reveal Judge Florence Allen’s stance on Hoover and the eighteenth amendment.
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Columbus
James T. Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
Begg
Friends of
Regg
Bellefontaine
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Republican Party
Martin L. Davey
Davey
London
Toledo
Maurice H. Maschke
Republican National
Alfred E. Smith
Cleveland
Frank W. Geiger
Supreme Court
John B. Osman
U. Gs
Geiger
Judge Allen
Smith Plans Boston Broadcast Night Political Campaign
Gov Alfred E. Smith will address the nation from Boston tonight 9 to 10 p m Eastern Time on NBC. Other speakers include Hughes from Chicago, Davis from Louisville, Earhart and Sherwood on a Will Rogers rally, Davis on tariffs, and Senator Borah speaking in Joplin Missouri at 8 p m Central Standard Time.
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Hughes
Chicago
Davis
Louisville
New York
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Boston Arena
National Broadcasting Company
Charles Evans Hughes
The
Supreme Court
Hoover-Curtis
John W. Davis
Southern
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Robert E. Sherwood
Life
Will Rogers
Columbia System
James J. Davis
Pacific Coast
Washington, D. C
Senator Borah
Idaho
Joplin
Wil
St. Louis
Scientist Receives Soft Telepathic Message From Maiden on Mars
London dispatch notes Dr Mansfield Robinson may attempt a bold space communication after a girllike telepathic message from Mars is received. His wife decides to end the suspense and calls for clarity as the story unfolds.
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Maiden
Mars
London
Mansfield Robinson
Oonaruru
Robinson
America
Earth
God
Prof
A. M. Low
Prohibition talk and Martian romance headline
Dr. Franklin W. Stanton urged heavy penalties for liquor violations during a Prohibition rally in Columbus. Separately, Mrs. Robinson at Roydon described stopping Mars experiments as her husband pursued radio contact with a Martian girl named Oonaruru and telepathic messages.
Hoover Plans Western Campaign Route To Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover campaigns west toward California with a route through Western Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky ending in St Louis where he will speak in the Coliseum likely November 2. He will stop at Cumberland Md to address Republican workers as part of a broader travel plan.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
St. Louis
Coliseum
Cumberland
Body Identified in Ohio River Near Middleport
The body of Charles C. Connolly aged 50 from Columbus, a patient at the State Hospital for Epileptics, was found floating in the Ohio River near Middleport. Connolly had been missing since Sunday, authorities said.
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Middleport
Ohio River
Charles C. Connolly
Columbus
State Hospital
Connolly
First riders cross new Pomeroy Mason City bridge
Among the first to ride the informally opened Pomeroy Mason City bridge yesterday were Athens residents led by W F Reed and F W Bush in a 29 car procession. After crossing into West Virginia the group visited the Gold Nursery in Mason City for cider and apples before returning.
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New
Pomeroy- Mason City Bridge
Athens
W. F. Reed
Pomeroy
F. W. Bush
Henry Zenner
Hart Stansberry
W. A. Compton
A. H. Rosenbaum
Jap Grate
Middleport
West Virginia
Mason City
AE. Whaley
Carl Beasley
CM. Gill
C. L. Jones
R. D. Williams
W. E. Moler
Frank Moler
Harley Moler
J. D. Connett
H. N. Burgett
John Wool
Athens Thanks City Aid For 1928 Parent Teacher Convention
Mayor Alex Moore received a letter of appreciation from the Athens City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations praising the city and Southeast District for cooperation that helped make the 1928 convention one of the finest in Ohio. It lauds Elks Club support in transportation and entertainment and notes statewide praise for courtesy and hospitality. The message is signed by Mrs. W. A. Matheny and Miss Bertha Bridgeman.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Parent- Teacher Association
Alex Moore
Parent- Teacher Associations
Ohio
The
Elks
Elks Club
W. A. Matheny
Parent-Teacher Association Organization
Bertha Bridgeman
Election of Chairman for Northwest Circuit Synod
The Northwest Circuit of the Ohio Synod elected Rev. C. E. Schmidt of Waponeta as district chairman at a two day convention. Next year's meeting will be held in Waponeta.
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Marion
Ohio Synod of the Evangelist Church
C. E. Schmidt
Wapakoneta
Defense Started In Girl Shooting
Elyria Ohio October 24 U P Com mon Pleas Judge A R Webber denied a directed verdict motion in the Louis Cicco case the former Lorain dry agent charged with shooting Miss Betty Heywood 21 a British subject The defense contends Cicco with two fellow officers fired on a car carrying Miss Heywood her mother and her aunt and uncle after the state rested its case yesterday
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Elyria
U.P
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Louis Cicco
Lorain Dry
Betty Heywood
George Glitsch
Defense Counsel
Cicco
Kiwanis Halloween Carnival Sets Costume Prizes and Rules
The Kiwanis Halloween Carnival outlines contests with prizes for best costumes in age groups and a top family prize. Participants must register by Monday, with parade and judging near Athens County Courthouse on Court Street. Costumes encouraged for all attendees, street closures planned, and pre-event celebrants barred from prizes.
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Athens County
Court Street
State Street
Union Street
Hallowe'en
Kiwanis Club
B. T. Grover
T. N. Hoover
Fred M. McKay
Lawyer appeals death sentence in murder case
Counsel for Everett Koon, condemned for the murder of Henry Foes, filed an appeal in the Circuit Court of Appeals here. Koon faces execution on November 5. Robbery was the motive, police testified.
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Marion
Everett Koon
Athens
Henry Foes
Circuit Court of Appeals
Koon
Elyria Woman Testifies Against Lorain Dry Agent Shot
Betty Heywood, 22, of Elyria, shows with a bandaged head from a bullet wound as she testifies against Louis Cieco, a Lorain dry agent accused of shooting at an automobile. Her father fled when dry agents ordered him to halt, fearing bandits, and the ensuing shooting occurred.
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Betty Heywood
Elyria
Louis Cieco
Lorain
New York Daily News backs Smith for president on prohibition issue
The New York Daily News urges readers to vote for Alfred Emanuel Smith on November 6, arguing prohibition is the decisive campaign issue. It praises Hoover and Smith as executives but favors Smith to modify existing liquor laws, noting the paper has not supported a Democratic candidate before this year.
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New York
New York Daily News Today
Alfred B. Smith
News
Hoover
Smith
the News
Alfred Emanuel Smith
United States
Muck Fire Threatens 500 Acres in Ohio Farmland
Farmers in Huron County appeal to state and county officials for help as a fire that began in Crawford County continues to burn. The muck land suffers peat like depths of three to four feet and has now destroyed over one square mile of land and several farm buildings.
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Willard
Huron County
Crawford County
Ohio
Hughes Denounces Prohibition as Sham Battle in Campaign
In St Joseph Missouri Charlies Evans Hughes assailed the prohibition issue calling it a sham battle and warned against bringing religion into politics. He urged tolerance of intolerance and praised Hoover as an able administrator while noting prior favorable remarks about Smith.
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Hughes
ST. Joseph
U.P
Charlies Evans Hughes
Chicago
Supreme Court
Smith
Hoover
Thanksgiving Proclaimed for November Twenty Ninth
President Coolidge issued the Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside Thursday November 29 as a day of general thanksgiving and prayer.
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Washington
Coolidge
Ohio Progress Exposition marks 125th birthday kickoff
Ohio's 125 year progress showcased at the Ohio Progress Exposition in Columbus Auditorium Nerro with 60 000 advance tickets sold and an expected 100 000 attendees over ten days. Exhibits from 30 cities include pottery from Ohio potters and clay workers railroads from Pennsylvania Norfolk and Western and Hocking Valley Exhibits as well as farm products notables and a vaudeville program with receptions for delegations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
United States
Chillicothe
Ohio Progress, Exposition
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Nero
Cambridge
Cleveland
Toledo
Coshocton
Ironton
Lima
Marion
Mt. Gites
Portsmouth
Lanequaky
Shelby
Dayton
Cincinnati
Middleton
Zanesvillen
Newark
Minerva
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Hocking Valley
Lawrence County
Tuscarawas County
Senator Burton to Visit Athens County Campaign Stop
Senator Burton will tour Athens County on Thursday with a 15 minute address in Glouster at 11:30 AM and a reception in Athens about noon at the Hotel Berry lobby lasting an hour. Theodore, former Ohio senator and re election candidate, will speak and meet local Republicans and citizens during the visit.
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Athena
Theodore
Ohio
Athens County
Jackson
Republican Central Com
Een Burton
Glouster
Burton
Athens
Berry
M Ton
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Decatur
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Maschke
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Henry T. Russell
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Roydon
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