Dry Laws Divide Ohio Candidates in Prohibition Campaigns
In Columbus on Oct 24, both pro and anti prohibition groups circulated candidate ratings. The Ohio Anti Saloon League gave no recommendations for governor and U S senator while listing other offices with varied opinions. The Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform reported congressional results favoring repeal among Ohio candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
United States
Ohio
State Senate
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Washington
U. S
Women group predicts House to swing against the Eighteenth Amendment
The Women Organization for National Prohibition Reform reports a nationwide candidate poll showing the 73rd Congress likely to have eleven wets to every dry. Of 607 candidates across 45 states, 553 are classified as wets or drys, signaling broad support for repeal.
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Washington
Women’ Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Congress
Women’s Anti Prohibition Organization
Bomb Attempt At Burlesque House in Cincinnati Foiled
In Cincinnati on October 24 two bombs were placed at the Empress theater owned by Meyer Blackie Lantz and were found by janitor Edward Collier before the midnight show. A third device exploded at Lantz’s suburban home, damaging a wall and windows after it detonated.
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Cincinnati
U.2
Meyer "Blackie"ntz
Edard Collier
Lantz
Stolen Girl Returns From Newark Kidnapping
Eight year old Anna Kleinacher was found in Springfield New Jersey alive with a one inch gash under her eye after wandering from near a golf course. Police report the kidnapper had quarreled with the mother in Newark and provided a description to local authorities.
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Springfield
N. J
Anna Kleinacher
Ewark
Patterson Named Ohio American Legion State Commander
Joseph V. Patterson of Findlay assumes the unexpired term as state commander of the American Legion in Columbus. He fills the post after Colonel Ralph D. Cole was killed in a Warren automobile accident. Patterson previously served in the 332nd Infantry and 79th Division and led Company G, 808th Infantry overseas for ten months.
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Columbus
Joseph V. Patterson
Findlay
American Legion
Ralph D. Cole
Warren
Patterson
Cole
332Nd Infantry
112Th
112Th Military Train and Military Police Corps
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Camp Meade
316Th Infantry
Co. G
808Th Infantry
Cooking Class To Be Taught Coming Week
The Messenger announces its Tenth Annual Cooking School to benefit women, men, children, and merchants. Ruth Campbell, renowned cookery lecturer, will lead sessions with nutrition, home economics, and time saving kitchen tools. Brides, experienced housekeepers, and engaged girls gain recipes, planning tips, and shopping advice.
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The
Ruth Campbell
Campbell
Messenger School
Traffic Crashes Claim Eight in Columbus Week End
Traffic accidents reported to the United Press caused at least eight deaths over the weekend in Columbus. Wire service dispatches indicate multiple fatalities among Chians.
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Columbus
United Press
Kerr Hardware ad nets sale to Glouster woman
A Kerr Hardware machine ad in The Messenger attracted shoppers on Court Street and was purchased by a Glouster woman the day after it appeared. The notice urged readers to watch daily opportunities in the classifieds.
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Messenger
Kerr Hardware
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Glouster
Used electric washer with new wringer rolls for sale
Kerr Hardware offers a used electric washer in good condition with new wringer rolls for quick sale at 15 dollars cash.
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Kerr Hardware
Miners Press for Written Interpretations of 10-Point Plan
District scale committee leaders Herman Theisen and William B. Mortis traveled to Columbus with miners and officials to seek a written interpretation of amended 10-point plan provisions governing mine operations. The group pressed that former workers be restored to their old jobs when openings arise, citing Sunday Creek and New York Coal companies in Millfield and Jacksonville Grove discussions. The meeting also touched on politics, relief efforts for needy families, and local county candidate introductions.
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William B. Mortis
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James Berry
Division of Mines
Johhn S. Sheller
J. H. Pritchard
Lee Hall
David Watkins
George Savage
Capt
Percy Tettow
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Jacksonville Grove
Sunday Creek
New York
Sunday Creek Company
No. 6
Millfield
Elmer Allen
Theisen
United Mine Workers of America
Percy Tellow
Nelson Beatty
Carl Gardner
Ross
Greens Run
Hall
Tetlow
Robert J. Bulkley
West Virginia
Gardner
Harry Dust
Charles Stratton
Walter Maccombs
P. E. Thompson
Fatal Auto Crash Near Springfield Claims Two Youths
Two young people died and two were injured in an early morning crash on the National Highway three miles west of South Vienna Ohio. Victims were Naomi Grage 21 of Cincinnati and Mose Kuhr 21 of Dayton. The Columbus to Dayton trip car first struck a truck then collided with an oncoming truck. A third freight truck ran over Kuhr after hitting the wreckage.
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South
Vienna
Naomi Grage
Cincinnati
Mose Kunr
Dayton
Columbus
Kuhr
Intoxicated man drives dead passenger to police station
Stephen Toth, 44, drove a dead woman believed to be Mrs. Mary Galvey, 40, to a Cleveland precinct station after a night at a speak easy. Police say death appeared natural and Toth was intoxicated. Four others at the speakeasy were later arrested. The car dash through city streets lasted about two hours before the police stop.
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Cleveland
U.P
Stephen Toth
Toth
Mary Galvey
Famous Democrat Backs Hoover Opposing Roosevelt for Presidency
Dudley Malone, longtime Walker ally and Wilson appointee, says he will support Herbert Hoover and not Franklin D Roosevelt. Malone cited fears over political change harming workers and merchants, and denied Walker friendship influenced his choice. He backed Alfred E Smith at Chicago, and plans to aid Smith in Newark rally.
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Smith
Roosevelt
New York
U.p.dudley
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Woodrow Wilson
James J. Walker
Herbert Hoover
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Walker
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Newark
Hoover plans final cross country campaign push
President Hoover may end his re election drives with a dramatic trans continental trip to Palo Alto California. He enjoyed warm receptions on a swing through West Virginia and Michigan to Detroit despite hostile Detroit crowd boos. Advisers say the opposition's demonstrations may boost support elsewhere for his conservative program to aid the needy and lift the nation from depression.
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U.P
Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
West Virginia
Michigan
Detroit
Olympia Arena
Arena
Strickland Gillilan to Pronounce for Hoover on NBC
Humorist Strickland Gillilan, once a Ohio University student, will broadcast tonight from 8:30 to 8:45 over NBC to endorse Herbert Hoover. He recently contrasted Hoover and Roosevelt in a segment last Monday night.
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Ohio University
NBC
Tonight
Herbert Hoover
Strick
Hoover
Roosevelt
Two Ohio University Students Injured In Middletown Crash
Two Ohio University students Kenneth Heilman of Cleveland and Albert Kucherak of Pittsburgh were injured when their car collided with a Cleveland auto on Middle Town Pike six miles north of Hamilton while en route to the Ohio Miami game. Heilman suffered a slight concussion and is improving at Mercy Hospital. Kucherak has a cut and head bump at Middletown Hospital. Dr. M D Worley of Athens, driving the other car, had leg cuts and returned home. The fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha mourns the incident as members visit the injured.
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Ohio University
Middletown Pike
Hamilton
M. D. Worley
Athens
Cleveland
Worley
Kenneth Hellman
Albert Kucherak
Pittsburgh
Heilman
Lambda Chi Alpha
Kucherak
Mercy Hospital
Middletown
Dr. Worley
Arrest Agitators Held After Hoover Heckle in Detroit
William Reynolds 38, Communist gubernatorial candidate, and three companions were turned over to federal authorities for questioning after arrests Saturday night for heckling President Hoover at Detroit Union Station. Reynolds led chants during the arrival of Hoover's special train and was linked to a previous riot at the Ford Dearborn plant that left four men dead.
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Detroit
U.P
William Reynolds
Hoover
Union Station
Reynolds
Walter Hither
William Coetz
Harry Gilvestein
Boon
Ford Dearborn
Reh
Robbers Break Into Two Local Warehouses Weekend
Thieves entered Carpenter Hardware on North Court Street and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight depot on West Union Street over the weekend. They stole about 141 dollars from the hardware store and 10 from the freight depot, damaging safes and crates but leaving cigarettes untouched. A state fingerprint expert was summoned to aid the investigation.
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North Court Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Gionaster
Mother in Mattoon Kills Three Children After Loss of Money
In Mattoon Illinois October 24 4 The mother Inez Carroll 29 confessed to drugging and drowning her three children after financial losses from her husband’s death and an insurance crash left her destitute She reportedly attempted suicide with poison and collapse The coroner will hold a jury investigation Wednesday The case raises murder charge questions despite her confession
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Oet
Pra
Steven Schilling
Fourteen Die When Bus Plunges Into Mississippi River
Authorities recovered fourteen Black victims and one white man after a bus drove off an embankment into the Mississippi River near Natchez. Rescue teams saved the driver Alma Wines of Clayton Louisiana and two others, while three Black women bodies were found overnight.
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Natctez
Miss
U.P
Mississippi
Alma Wines
Clayton
James Cooley
George Sealey
Meadville
Japs Arrange Pact with Russia and Manchukuo
The Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent reports Japan has persuaded Russia to recognize the Manchukuo regime and pursue an anti aggression pact. Japan may extract concessions from American firms via Manchukuo with large scale public works to win U.S. business backing.
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Japan
Russia
Manchukuo
Daily Telegraph
Brasil Journey Notes From a Fraying Trip
The traveler remarks on Brazil as a beautiful yet hot country near a major coffee port. He mentions arriving late, a large city sweeping up streets after a two week old revolution, and the president remaining in power while Democrats face a challenge back home.
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Santos
Brasil
Rio Janeiro
Rage Drives Colorado Springs Man to Kill Family Then Self
Theodore Gilberg 28, enraged that his family “melted on me” shot his wife Iva Stauffer 9 year old Bertha and his father Frank Gilberg then killed his mother Rose Gilberg 56 before calling police and killing himself after securing a shotgun. Authorities report a frenzied family massacre with four dead and the killer dead.
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Cole
Get
U.P
Theodore Gilberg
Iva Stauffer
Bertha
Frank Gilberg
Rose Gilberg
Gilberg
Natural Receiver Polish Engineer Hears Radio Programs Without Aerial
LODZ Poland Oct 24 A local factory engineer named Romana says he is wired for sound by nature and hears all broadcasts from the Lodz Station though he is seldom near a receiving set. Romana amazed specialists who dubbed his powers an inexplicable radio like faculty.
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Lodz
Poland
UPA
Romana
World Movements Toward Peace Discussed at Athens Forum
Wolfe Mauck and Porter led an Athens church forum on world movements toward peace. More than 200 attended at Ohio University’s Athena High School unit in a nation wide effort to spur constructive thought on postwar progress.
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Athens Ehurchsen
Ohio University Protecora
Athena
Unitorium
Professor Mauck Assesses League of Nations Purpose and Weaknesses
Professor Mauck surveys the League of Nations as the first postwar attempt to prevent war by cooperation and peaceful dispute settlement. He cites Greece Bulgaria 1928 as a case and notes strengths in past actions but warns three core weaknesses including sovereignty and U.S. hesitancy to join.
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League of Nations
Vie ©. Mauck
Society of Nations
Wiiseen
The
League Commissione
Greece
Bulgaria
League
United States
Mauck
Mussolini Seeks Clean Slate On War Debts
In Turin on October 9 Benito Mussolini urged a clean slate for war debts, presenting a vision of debt revision as essential for Italy’s postwar recovery and national unity.
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Turin
Italy
Benito Mussolini
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