Brazilian Revolution Tops Government as Luis Resigns
The Brazilian Revolution forces President Washington Luis to resign after loyal troops join rebels at Rio de Janeiro. Gen Leite de Castro heads a provisional military junta, with Congress likely to be dissolved. Riots and vandalism hit the capital as newspaper offices are stormed.
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Ty C. A. Powell
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.P
Washington Luis
Leite de Castro
Congress
Bra
United States
Argentina
Peru
Bolivia
Copacabana
Leite E Castro
Parna-Sao-Paulo
Mohs
A. Noite
Vanguardia
O. Pais
A. Noticia
Gazeta Noticias
Critica
Oridem
Geraldo Treeha
Rocha
Ismael Maia
Desperate Bluff Wins Cash in Cleveland Robbery
Edith Lindsay, 33, faced a masked assailant on a street and bank run. With life and $300 at stake, she walked away after calmly declaring the gunman would not shoot, leaving with the receipts: $139 cash and a $200 check.
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Cleveland
U.P
Edith Lindsay
Lindsay
Stoner
Miss Lindsay
Teel to Lead in March, He Asserts Today
Schwab declares at American Steel Institute meeting that the steel industry will lead the march to prosperity. He notes jobs held without large layoffs, rising demand, and no basic structural failures in the economy, while warning against overexpansion and highlighting new steel uses for aviation and transport. He projects ingot production near 49 million tons this year.
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Teel
New York
American Steel Industry
Charles M. Schwab
American Tron & Steel Institute
Maas
Homie Foundation
Schwab
Lever
Ovetto
The Fifteenth Census Booklet From Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger releases a new booklet compiling key 1930 Census figures. It covers U S population, territories, states, top 200 cities, and compares with 1926 data. A copy costs 10 cents plus handling and postage. request via mail with the coupon.
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Athens Messenger
Census Bureau
United States
Today by Arthur Brisbane Ten Nuns in Danger
Ten nuns face danger amid a blend of celestial and radio themes as Arthur Brisbane surveys contemporary headlines. An American perspective on flight and a controversial remark about a deadly shooting accompany the column.
Ransom Demand Ties Fate of Missionaries to International Action
Briggands who killed two Protestant missionaries now hold ten nuns and demand 16 million dollars for release. The text warns that paying such a huge sum could endanger all missionaries and foreigners, while refusal risks the sisters' lives and urges nations to respond.
Eclipse disrupts radio in Pacific on Niaufou island
On Niaufou in the South Pacific scientists photographed the eclipse. As the moon blocked the sun light, radio was also cut off preventing any radio messages across the Pacific. The event would have intrigued Zoroaster who preached sun worship.
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South Pacific
Niaufou
Earth
Pacific
Zoroaster
Brisbanian Flyer Ends Long Distance Flights
The aviator Kingsford-Smiefh quits long distance flying after travels from London to Austral ia and the Atlantic and Pacific routes. He now follows orders from a young woman soon to be his wife in Brisbane.
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Kingsford-Smiefh
Atlantic
Pacific
London
Australia
Brisbane
PLYING INCREASES in the United States
United Aircraft leads a push to develop bigger better planes as President Hoover and the postmaster general push for aircraft expansion. The article hints at nationwide growth and government support for improved air transport.
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United States
United Aircraft
Hoover
Postmaster General
Lindbergh Lands at Port Columbus on Transcontinental Flight
UK-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Port Columbus at 16 2 a m completing a trial flight over the eastern link of the new passenger mail line of Trans continental Western Air Inc He flew from McKeesport Pa returning there after encountering bad weather and a low ceiling near the Pennsylvania Ohio line
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Columbus
U.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Port Columbus
Transcontinental Western Air, Inc
Lindbergh
McKeesport
Brides Die of Burns in Farmhouse Fire Crash
In Toledo on October 24, brides May Emeh aged 18 from Pemberville and Ethel Langerman aged 19 from Woodville died from burns sustained in a naphtha explosion at a farmhouse. Their car crash injuries and a third occupant, Anna Clark aged 42, were also reported serious. The sisters were at a family reunion when the blast and ensuing fire occurred.
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Toledo
May Emeh
Pemberville
Ethel Langerman
Woodsville
Here
Anna Clark
Herbert McCall
Bowmans At Large After Ohio River Gang Robberies
In Chillicothe on October 24 police pursued two Bowman brothers believed to be Onbio gang members from Kentucky and West Virginia. They fired on Officer Gilmore near City Park, later fleeing after a posse surrounded a orchard. A farmer reported his Chevrolet stolen, and police think the gang escaped in it.
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Chillicothe
Bowman Brothers
Kentucky
West Virginia
James Gilmore
Gilmore
Alex Miller
Frankfort
Ohio River
Bernard Shaw to Speak by Radio Next Tuesday Evening
Beverly Hills reader WILL reports a 40 minute radio appearance by Bernard Shaw. He praises Shaw as the most interesting man and compares him to Mussolini, noting Shaw’s comments on the United States and Russia as unique experimental nations.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Bernard Shaw
Mussolini
Shaw
United States
Russia
England
Will
Editor shoots deputy sheriff at Madison valley paper
Elmer Jones, assistant editor of The Guyan Valley News, shot and seriously wounded Deputy Sheriff Amos Sullivan early today as Sullivan allegedly tried to break into the newspaper plant. Jones admitted the shooting but was not arrested. Luther Jones, editor, said Sullivan aimed to destroy the plant over vig orous attacks on the Hallela Clique in Logan County.
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Madison
W. Va
U.P
Elmer Jones
Guyan Valley News
Amos Sullivan
Sullivan
Jones
Luther Jones
Widow Held on Child Murder Charge in Princeton
Mrs. Minnie Stull, 30 year old widow, is jailed in Princeton, West Virginia, for grand jury action on a murder charge. She is accused of pushing eight year old stepson Mickey Stull into a tub of boiling water. the boy allegedly spoke the accusation before dying. She denies the charge.
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Minnie Stull
Princeton
W. Va
Mickey Stull
Hoxton heads Midwest's Ald
Washington Oct 24 AP United Press dispatch says Federal unemployment relief director Arthur Woods named Frederick C. Croxton of Columbus Ohio as Midwest regional representative to aid governors in creating jobs Woods praised Croxton's Ohio plan as fast and efficient and noted a nine member county board in each county to handle local problems Woods stressed urgency in relieving the jobless and the need to shorten working hours as a measure.
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Washington
U.R
Arthur Woods
Lake States
Woods
Frederick C. Croxton
Columbus
Midwest
Croxton
Ohio
Sandles Near Death From Uraemic Poisoning in Columbus
A P Sandles 59 Democratic member of the State Civil Service Commission was near death in Columbus from uraemic poisoning. Once a two time Democratic candidate for governor, Sandles had been a dominant figure in state Democratic circles but his health worsened recently and physicians held little hope for recovery.
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Columbus
U.R
A. P “Put” Sandles
State Civil Service Commission
Sand
James M. Cox
Dayton
Donahey
Athens Mayor Wingett Arrested on DUI Charge
Athens Mayor Jay Wingett was arrested Thursday night in Athens and jailed on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He is to be arraigned that evening before Mayor Robert Wood.
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Jay Wingett
Athens
Athens City
Robert
Wood
Farm Bureau Members Meet in Athens with Pageant
Ohio farm bureau delegates from eight counties gather in Athens for a day of sessions at Ewing Hall and Hotel Berry. President B Palmer urges voting for House Joint Resolution No 20 to channel inheritance and proposed income tax revenues to underfunded school districts. Speakers include H C Ramsower and C C Bair. A pageant by the Athens Grange closes the gathering.
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Ohio
Ln B. Palmer
Farm Bureau Corporation
Athens
Ewing Hall
Hotel Berry
Olhilo Farm Bureau
Ohio State Agricultural Extension Department
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
H. CC. Ramsower
H. MM. Scholl
Ohio Farm Bureau
T. C. Kennard
Vinton County
C. C. Bair
Farm Bureau
Russell Grove
Ywairfield County Farm Bureau
L. A. Taylor
L. B. Palmer
Federation
Fairfield
Meigs
Vinton
Gallia
Hocking
Pickaway
Ross
Carl Kumler
J. Frank Worter
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Athens Grange
Bair
Ames-Bern Chorus Takes Second at State Contest
Ames Bern High School chorus directed by Miss Marianna Bing won second place at the National Hist eddfod in Jackson Thursday night. The group included forty three members among several state level high school choruses.
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Ames-Bern
Marianna Bing
Jackson
This Winter Is A Good Time To Buy An Automobile
The article argues winter is a smart period for car purchases. It notes improved conditions for ownership, ongoing price reductions from lower material costs, and predicts higher prices later as a reason to buy now. It emphasizes choice, precise models, and favorable terms due to lower commodity costs.
Will Rogers Daily Comments Debut in Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger announces daily Will Rogers comments on world affairs beginning on Page One. The famed humorist and commentator will deliver brief, sharp remarks readers will find entertaining and timely each day. Will Rogers is described as widely known and eagerly anticipated in this feature.
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Athens Messenger
Rogers
Will Rogers
The
Messenger
Will Riogers
Sharing of Opportunity To Work By Full Time Employes Emerges As Best Plan
Secretary of War Hurley promotes staggered hours as a relief to unemployment. A plan spreads full time workers to share hours on the Mississippi flood control project. Postmaster General Brown suspends overtime across the Postal Service with substitutes hired. Other departments may follow. Commerce Secretary Laxalt agrees cabinet review needed for private sector adoption.
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Hurley
Mississippi
Washington
Huriley
Brown
Wille House
Dicate
Secretary of Commerce
Laxmont
Three Railroad Men Die In Tunnel Cave-In
Cadiz Oct 24 Investigations into a cave in that buried a coal train killed three railroad men near Harrisville Tunnel on the Wheeling and Lake Erie line. Conductor J O Bells 40 and brakeman Edward Duda 35 died instantly. Louis Rhomado 33 died at Martins Ferry City Hospital after seven hours trapped.
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Cadiz
U.P
Harrisville
Adena
Harrison County
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
J. O
Bells
Edward Duda
Louis Rhomado
Martins Ferry City Hospital
Alchomado
Wanderer Otto Schilling, ex assistant superintendent, commits suicide
Otto P. Schilling, 52, a former assistant superintendent, ended his life in the basement of the Lakewood Sub Postal Station. Four years earlier he confessed to stealing $460 from registered letters and served prison time. Identification came from his nephew Elmer Pagel. Schilling had entered by breaking a door window.
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Cleveland
U.P
Lakewood
Otto P. Schilling
Schilling
Elmer Pagel
Marriage License for Welch and Kennard in Ohio
Marion L. Welch of Columbus aged 46 marries Virginia R. Kennard of Athens aged 38 under an issued marriage license in Ohio pursuant to state law.
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Marion L. Welch
Columbus, and
Virginia RR
Kennard
Athens
Governor Cooper Attacks Democrats Over Pen Fire
Cincinnati October 24 Governor Myera Y. Cooper told a Republican dinner Democrats bore blame for the Master Monday Penitentiary fire through inaction. He said fireproofing work was begun during his term and completed, with plans to expand London Prison Farm to house 1,500 more prisoners at a cost of 750000, contrasting with a proposed 21 million 1915 plan.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Myera Y. Cooper
London
Motorcycle Club To Lead Athens Armistice Parade
The Athens Motorcycle Club will lead the Armistice Day parade. The decision was announced at the club meeting Thursday night. Members will wear regulation uniforms with white helmets and be headed by Wilson Ator, deputy sheriff.
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Athens
Wit
Wilson Ator
Varied Offers Are Made in Classifieds
Local Messenger classifieds list items for sale including turnips at 50 cents per bushel from New Marshfield, a used coal and gas range, and hay and arrow at attractive prices. A sleeping room with shower bath steam heat and private entrance is also available nearby.
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Messenger
New Marshfield
Rum runners trapped by guards at Narragansett Bay mouth
Four Coast Guard destroyers captured two rum boats and four cargoes valued at $100,000 after trapping the drunken runners at the mouth of Narragansett Bay. Gunfire raked the vessels as they attempted escape.
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Watch Hill
R. I
A.R
Coast Guard
Narragansett Bay
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