Republicans Hear Publicans Rally At Fairgrounds
Speakers including Ralph C. Brewster and W Bricker addressed Republicans at the fairgrounds calling for economy and party unity. They criticized Democratic handling of federal expenses and Ohio Legislature conflicts, urging voters to back GOP candidates on November 6 to curb debt and support a sound economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legis
Ralph C. Brewster
Maine
Rteto
Congress
W. Bricker
Ohio
Attor
Jenkins
Judge McCurdy
Portsmouth
Appeals Court
FE. Metcalf
Marietta
State Senate
Deport Youth Dies In Fog Wreck Injury
A young man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hobson, died from injuries after a fog bound accident near TM Cheshire. He is survived by both parents, two siblings, John Thompson of Bell and Teresa at home. Funeral arrangements are pending today.
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Cheshire
Thurman Hobson
John Thompson
Bell
Teresa
Gerald Jones
Rescue attempt ends with missing crew near Ketchikan Alaska
A boat with Captain Neig and two crew members reportedly faced trouble while salmon fishing near Ketchikan. The Seamer and 3tty Ketchikan area details indicate a loss of $1,000 and a failed effort to recover the crew. Local search efforts were ongoing as the incident unfolded.
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Neig
Seamer
Ketchikan
Alaska
Salmon
Athens
Cutler
Sareritie
Stewart
Bankers Demand Balanced Budget and Cooperation
The American Bankers Association closed its convention with two resolutions: a call for a balanced budget and a report stating bank lending follows business prospects, while pledging cooperation with the government. The session also honored Washington journalist David Lawrence for his critique of Roosevelt policies as the President urged bankers to align with government leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bankers’ Association
Economic Policy Commission of
the Association
Heer Lawrence
David Lawrence
Stratosphere fliers land safely in a tree top
Will Rogers recalls a carnival moment in Detroit where a balloon ascent ended safely with the flyer anchored to earth. He notes Henry Ford presenting Pic cards and mentions President Roosevelt addressing bankers, praising his broad mindedness in a past tense context.
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Sonora
Calif
Detroit
Henry Ford
Australia
Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Death Threat Targeting Wellsville Police Chief in Floyd-Richetti aftermath
In Lisbon an anonymous letter threats the life of Wellsville Police Chief J H Fultz after the Floyd killing and Richetti capture. A large sedan with four men and a visible machine gun was reported roaming the area as deputies guard the Lisbon Jail awaiting events linked to the case.
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Lisbon
Charles “Pretty Boy
Floyd
Adam Richetti
J. H. Fultz
Wellsville
Fultz
Richetti
Marlboro Drum Corps Wins Two Years in Legion Finals
The Marlboro Mass drum corps won the American Legion championship scoring 94.15 in Miami Florida on October 25 to lead eleven finalists. Commonwealth Edison Post Chicago finished second with 89.275 points. Henry H Houston Post No 3 Germantown Philadelphia third with 83.45. Massillon Ohio finished fourth with 88.425.
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Miami
Fia
Marlboro
Mass
American Legion
Massachusetts
Commonwealth Edison Post
Chicago
Henry H. Houston Post
Germantown
Philadelphia
Massillon
Ohio
800 Men Return to Work in Union Compromise
In Cleveland on October 25, officials from Robinson Clay Products Company of Akron and the union signed an agreement recognizing the union for collective bargaining. William E. Westphal of the Cleveland Regional Labor Board announced the pact, ending a months long strike and returning 800 workers to their jobs soon.
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Cleveland
Robinson Clay Products Company
Akron
William E. Westphal
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
Association Chooses Athens for 1935 Site
SPRINGFIELD October 25 Selecting Athens as the meeting place in 1935 The Ohio State Protective Association re elected Edgar R Bryant of Springfield president C E Berry Danal Winchester secretary and Orval Good Fostoria treasurer Raymond L Marker succeeds Alvin Weichel Sandusky as president
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Springfield
Athens
Ohio State Protective Association
Edgar Rryant
C E. Berry
Danal Winchester
Orval Good
Fostoria
Raymond L. Marker
Alvin Weichel
Sandusky
Prisoner escapes with knife blade in head at Welfare Island
A Welfare Island inmate on October 25 escaped from a group in the North Wing Cell Block with a six inch blade lodged in his head, only the handle showing, then sought aid from a guard.
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New York
Welfare Island
Town Marshal Used as Decoy In $63,000 Job
Five armed men abducted Thurman Riordan the town marshal of Long Beach and used him as a decoy to gain entry to the home of Thomas Maloy head of the town motion picture operators union. They robbed the house of cash and jewelry totaling about $63,000 with $50,000 in cash likely a union fund.
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Long Beach
Thomas Maloy
Motion Picture Operators Union
Thurman Riordan
Maloy
Riordan
Ohio Liquor Board Moves To Stop Misleading Beer Labels
Columbus October 25 The Ohio Liquor Control Board will aid beer drinkers by sending a advisory letter to brewers and distributors. Chairman Wellington T Leonard says the miss leading labels convey more alcohol than is true and must be stopped to protect consumers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Liquor Control Board
Wellington T. Leonard
Frank J Sprague Dies at 77 Pioneer Engineer and Inventor
Frank J Sprague a veteran engineer and inventor and former assistant to Thomas A Edison died of pneumonia at his home 40 West Fifty Fifth Street New York on October 25. He was 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank J. Sprague
Thomas A. Edison
West Fifty-Fifth Street
Toledo school traffic police aid approved in FERA relief
Columbus reports the state relief commission sanctioned 26 FERA projects across 18 counties including an appropriation of $9,009 for Toledo school traffic police. The action forms part of the ongoing federal relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Toledo
FERA
State Relief Commission
Conservative Victory Keeps Tighe Leader of Iron Workers
In Pittsburgh the election result favored the Conservatives as Michael F. Tighe, veteran president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Bridge and Tin Workers, is returned to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron Btee
Tia Workers
Athens Host To Teachers Of Southeastern Ohio
Athens welcomed hundreds of school leaders for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meetings starting with two dinner events and a 8 p.m. general session at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Speakers include Dr. Allen Stockdale, Dr. Lydia Roberts, and officials from Kentucky and Ohio State University. sectional meetings cover elementary to superintendent topics at various campus venues.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Allen A. Stockdale
First Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
Lydia Roberts
University of Chicago
Stockdale
First Christian Church
Roberts
Hotel Berry
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
James H. Richmond
Kentucky
David Wulf Anderson
Indianapolis
D. Oberteuffer
Ohio State University
Clarence J. Brown
Charlies West
Senate
Memorial Auditorium
Ewing Hall
Martin P. Chworowsky
Falk Elementary
Pittsburgh
Hatel Berry
Misa Amy Hostler
Western Reserve University
National Childhood Education Association
Rufus Putnam
A. O. DeWeese
American Association of School Physicians
B. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Athens High School
West Wing
Alva Edwards
South High School
Columbus
Power Lineman Survives 6900-Volt Fall
Harry Buckley, 29, a power lineman, received 6900 volts and was knocked 17 feet from a pole. He survived and was taken to a Findlay hospital, physicians report. Buckley remained under medical care with nonfatal injuries.
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Ada
Harry Buckley
Findlay
Ohio Kiwanis Elects Professor Arneson
Dr. Ben A. Arneson of Ohio Wesleyan University was elected governor of the fifth Ohio District Kiwanis. Judge E J Kautz, Floyd Pfaff, and Pete Land were re elected to treasurer and secretary roles. The 1935 convention was awarded to Akron.
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Ohio Kiwanis
Arneson
Columbus
Ben A. Arneson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio
Kiwanis
E. J. Kautz
Hamilton
Floyd Pfaff
Marietta
Pete Land
Akron
Naval talks stalled over Japan proposals
London reports that British and American delegates in preliminary naval talks have authoritatively decided that Japan's general proposals are unacceptable.
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London
Japan
Cond on Avers Bruno Hauptmann Got Ransom Money
Dr. John F. Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man “John” who received the $50,000 ransom for the Lindbergh baby. Condon’s admission followed Hauptmann’s plea of not guilty to murder in Flemington. An affidavit by Joseph M. Furcht challenges Hauptmann’s work claim at the Majestic Apartments on March 1, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jassie
Bronx Cemetery
Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
John F. Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John
Bronx
Anthony M Mauck
Joseph M. Furcht
Hauptmann
Majestic
New York
Furcht
the Majestic
East Branch Park Plan Gains Favor in County
A proposed Federal relief administration project would dam East Branch Sunday Creek near Burr Oak to form a 1,500 acre lake for a national park in Northern Athens County. The plan includes 6,000 acres for the park with shelters and roads, funded from Hopkins relief funds.
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National Park
Athens County
Federal Relief Administration
H. M. Spang
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Sunday Creek
Burr Oak
Morgan County
Perry County
Spang
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Republicans Plan Meetings for Young Republicans Club
The Republican Party announces four meetings this weekend plus the formal organization of a Young Republicans Club open to men and women. Speakers include Congressman Thomas A Jenkins Attorney John J Woolley and M D Hughes at Waterloo State Forest farm and Colville with a bean dinner and program.
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Young Republicans
Republican Party
Thomas A. Jenkins
John J. Woolley
M.D. Hughes
Waterloo State Forest
Izaak Walton League
Colville
Jenkine
Russell K McCurdy
Portamouth
Buchte
C. EB. Fackler
Columbus
Woolley
Carl Gardner
Gordon Gray
County Executive Committee
Dasco Case Nears End No Motive Is Defense
Steubenville Ohio October 25 The State nears the end of its case against David Dasco in common pleas court hoping to prove the accused, a squat surly man with broken English, was the Phantom Slayer of the Wheeling Steel mill yards. The defense hints at no motive for the crime while the prosecution presses with eye witness testimony.
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Steubenville, O
David Dasco
Common Pleas Court
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Casco
Railroad retirement law ruled unconstitutional by DC judge
Justice Alfred A. Wheat held the railroad retirement act beyond Congress powers in a DC court ruling. The American Railway Association suit on 180 carriers challenged the act as violating commerce and due process. The decision frees railroads from the November 1 initial 15 million dollar payment and ties to September revenue declines due to pension provisions.
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Washington
Alfred A. Wheat
District of Columbia
American Railway Association
Coast to Coast Record Set by Tubular Train
The M-10001 streamlined train of the Union Pacific completed its cross country run from Los Angeles to New York in 8 hours and 56 minutes, breaking the previous record by 1 hour 31 minutes. Aboard was W A Harriman, union pacific chairman, son of EB Harriman. The 876-foot train used a 900 horsepower Liessel engine and set a world speed record of 120 miles per hour on the run's early leg.
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Los Angeles
New York
Union Pacific
Grand Central Station
F. W. Charske
Carl R. Gray
W. H. Harriman
EB. H. Harriman
San Francisco
New York City
W. A. Harriman
EB. M M. Harriman
Liessel
McAdoo’s Daughter Delays Planned Marriage
Ellen McAdoo, daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, postponed marriage to actor Rafael Lopez De Onate. A spokesman said she would be disinherited if they wed, but Ellen said they will not marry soon and have not given up hope.
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Los Angeles
Ellen McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
Rafael Lopez de Onate
Mise McAdoo
Finally Finds Work Dies in City Street
John Robinson, after three years unemployed, finally secured a job and left home with optimism. His relief hopes were cut short when he suffered a heart attack on the street and died, doctors say the excitement proved fatal.
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Chicago
John Robinson
John
Mra. Robinson
Robinson
Wife of Dentist Is Sentenced to Prison
Grand Rapids, Mich October 2 UPI Mrs F W Warren 34 wife of a prominent Grand Rapids dentist was convicted by a jury for assault with intent to do great bodily harm for beating her husband's office assistant Dorothy Morris 19 with a flatiron handle She claimed the girl was too intimate with her husband and was sentenced to three to ten years in the Detroit House of Correction Morris denied the accusation.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
F. W. Warren
Grand Rapids
Dorothy Morris
Veterans push for immediate cash payment of service certificates
At the Miami convention the American Legion voted 987 to 183 for immediate cash payment of adjusted service certificates with cancellation of accrued interest. Leaders cited two billion dollar cost, while some states opposed the plan and others supported swift disbursement to aid economic recovery. Congressman Patman backed the measure, arguing it aids veterans without currency expansion, while Arizona voices cautioned against a rush to payment.
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Miami
Fila
American Legion
Legion
The
Legislative Committee
New York
Pennylvania
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ray Kelly
Kelly
United States
Wright Patman
Texas
A. Jennings
Arizona Department
Patman
Arizona
Jennings
Arizona Legionnaires
Silk and Rayon Dyers Strike Paralyzes Passaic Valley
In Paterson New Jersey the silk and rayon dyers strike spreads to the Passaic Valley and the New York metropolitan area. It marks the first major postwar industrial dispute shifting from talks to picket lines as workers demand higher wages shorter hours and a guaranteed minimum with a closed shop. A conciliator from the U S Department of Labor failed to salvage a conference yesterday and workers walked out within minutes.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic Valley
New York
P. W. Chappell
U. S. Department of Labor
Roosevelt's Town Cottage For Sale In New York
New York October 25 For rent President Roosevelt's town house at 47 49 East 65th Street is advertised with a cream paint sign in ultramarine letters. The property owned by Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt has been in use by the Roosevelts since 1926 and has sat on the market since the President's election.
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Ultra Marine
47-49
East 65Th Street
Roosevelt
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelts
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Edison
Iron Workers Elect
S.E. Ohio
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Young Republicans’ Club
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