Capone Begins 11 Year Prison Term Tonight
Al Capone leaves the county jail for Leavenworth to start an 11 year federal sentence for income tax evasion. A special coach waits in the yards as US Marshal Laubenheimer orders Capone held until departure. Capone mutters I got a dirty deal while his lawyers seek a last minute stay.
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Chicago
U.P
al Capone
Leavenworth
United States
H. C. W. Laubenheimer
Capone
Federal Penitentiary
Hil D'Andrea
Michael Ahern
Albert Fink
David Moneypenny
Dry Enforcer Of State Dies In Ohio
Clarence Sears aged 67, Ohio prohibition commissioner, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Columbus home. He had recently faced angina and had been warned against overwork. Sears previously worked with the Sears and Nichols Canning Co. at Chillicothe. Assistant E G Mathew will run the department until a replacement is named.
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Columbus
Clarence Sears
Prohibition
Ohio
Sears
Sears and Nichols Canning Company
Chillicothe
E. G. Mathew
Prohibition Department
Governor Murray Faces Federal Court Clash Over Free Bridge
Oklahoma Governor William Murray dispatches National Guards to keep the Red River bridge open as toll bridge operators seek a federal injunction in Muskogee. The case tests state authority against federal courts, with the free bridge’s continued operation at stake.
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Durant
Okla
O.R
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court
Muskogee
Murray
Nephew to Testify in Cleve Jump Murder Trial
Prosecutor J Frank Pollock announced 20 state witnesses for the murder trial of Elmer L Jump Cleveland elevator starter charged with plotting his wife Nellie's death. Donald McDonald 18, his nephew, has confessed to the stabbing in a Willowick vineyard on February 5 and is indicted for first degree murder by claiming Jump plotted the crime for insurance.
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Painesville
U.P
J. Frank Pollock
Elmer L. Jump
Cleveland
Nellie
Jump
Common Pleas Court
Donald McDonald
McDonald
Willowick
Mussolini Calls for Revised World War Peace Treaties
Premier Benito Mussolini urged revision of World War I peace treaties and reparations in a Naples speech to about 300,000 Italians. He warned it could take six years to finish the reparations era and challenged international judicial equality and disarmament. He urged changes to European reconstruction despite fears of economic and moral disaster.
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Mussolini
Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Naples
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Out Of China No Out Of League Yes Watch Sliver
Brief column item by Arthur Brisbane noting a shifting focus in global affairs and public interest with a punchy lead and concise commentary on contemporary events.
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China
King Features, Inc
League of Nations votes to force Japan from China
The League condemns Japan with a thirteen to one vote demanding removal from China by November sixteenth and protection for Japanese nationals. Japan rejects the demand and hints at leaving the League, warning that membership could invite further conflict and ridicule.
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League of Nations
Japan
China
League
Speculation and currency fears in global silver market
Observers describe high spirited American short sellers on the New York Metals Exchange seeking to cover by studying East conditions. War economies push demand for real money as Asiatic nations reject paper notes. England’s gold basis failure cited, Hindu workers rush to bank for silver, Tokyo and Germany buying silver, US producers withholding sales.
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New York Metals Exchange
Eost
England
India
Specie Bank of
Tokyo
Germany
Bertrand Russell Warns of World Turmoil and England's Decline
Bertrand Russell says the world is tottering and England is running down. He warns that without strong leadership England may become isolated, like an insular Holland, as Russia could inspire propaganda and a broader conflict if another form of government emerges.
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Bertrand Russell
England
Holland
Russia
Russell the belted ear and the science of belief
The article discusses Bertrand Russell who could sit in the House of Lords and calls himself mister. It notes his new book The Scientific Outlook and comments on Endington and Jeans as theologians debating religion and mathematics in atoms.
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Russell
House of Lords
Endington
James Jeans
H. G. Wells and Voltaire Referenced in Page 4
The snippet notes H. G. Wells appears and cites Frederick the Great asking who is in the matter after learning Voltaire is not involved. This fragment hints at a literary or editorial discussion continuing on page 4.
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H. G. Wells
Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Laval meets Borah. a clash over foreign affairs in Hollywood
In Hollywood Laval, praised as a self-made Frenchman, chats with Hoover but meets Senator Borah, head of foreign affairs. The friendly talk ends as Borah asserts control, ending polite exchanges and leaving Laval’s image in question.
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Hollywood
Calif
Laval
Mr. Hoover
Monsieur Laval
Borah
Will
Fugitive Yunich Captured After Lancaster Escape
Mike Yunich an 18 year old leader of three youths who escaped from guards taking them to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster was arrested. The revolver used in the Loudonville hold up was recovered.
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Cleveland
U.P
Mike Yunich
Boys’ Industrial
Lancaster
Yunich
Anthony Patton
Loudonville
Hoover Urges New Spirit to Curb Armaments
President Hoover, in a radio address to the Methodic Ecumenical Congress in Atlanta, pleads for a world shift against war and a trimming of armaments. He calls Methodists to unite with others for human brotherhood and lasting peace amid tax burdens and economic worry.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Methodic Ecumenical Congress
Atlanta
God
Prince of Peace
Dismissal Sought in Merger Appeal Between Steel Firms
Newton D. Baker petitioned the Ohio court of appeals to dismiss the appeal by Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel from the injunction blocking their billion dollar merger. The motion faced opposition from Cyrus S. Eaton and anti merger forces seeking trial costs. Baker argued merger cancellation was completed by Sheet and Tube directors, settling the issues. Crawford countered that defendants should not escape responsibility after losing the suit.
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Youngstown
Newton D. Baker
Court of Appeals
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Baker
Sheet and Tube
Harry Crawford
Cyrus
Eaton
Bethlehem
Sheet & Tube
Crawford
Auto dealer in Ohio kills child then dies by suicide
In Jefferson Ohio Jay E. Orford 40 an auto dealer attacked his wife and two sons clubbing the 18 month old to death and shooting himself. A 13 year old escaped by leaping through a window as a fire started when a stove toppled during the struggle destroying the home.
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Self
Jefferson
Jay E. Orford
Norman
Orford
Plane crash near Painesville kills 19 year old girl
A 19 year old girl died and her companion, a young amateur pilot, was in critical condition after a plane crash on a farm four miles west of Painesville Ohio late yesterday.
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Painesville, CO
U.P
Here
Human Chain of Sightless Workers Evacuates Fire Scene
In Pittsburgh on October 26 a blaze in the basement of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind halted downtown traffic as 75 blind employees and about 25 others formed a guiding chain to safety. Firefighters confined the fire to storage area used for broom materials. No injuries reported as the group moved to the street amid a protective civilian cordon.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
World Statesmen Meet to Aide Peace and Finances
International statesmen discussed world peace and financial rehabilitation during a weekend of talks. Laval and Hoover concluded discussions in Washington on finance and disarmament while Grandi and Mussolini urged treaty revisions in Europe, and Tokyo faced Manchurian tensions with no war date named.
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Laval-Hoover
Washington
Grandi
Mussolini
China
Tokio
U.R
Doctor Pomerene found dead in Canton office
Canton papers report Dr. Harry Pomerene, brother of former Senator Atlee Pomerene, was found dead in his office here. Physicians attributed the death to heart disease.
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Canton
U.P
Harry P. Pomerene
Atlee Pomerene
Walter S. Franklin Elected President of Wabash Railway
Walter S. Franklin was elected president of the Wabash Railway succeeding the late William H. Williams of Athens County who died a fortnight ago.
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Walter
Franklin
The
Wabash Railway
William H. Williams
Athens County
Messenger Cooking School To Start Next Tuesday
The Messenger announces an annual Cooking School led by Edna M Ferguson a nationally known cookery and home making expert. Four sessions run Tuesday to Friday with demonstrations free recipes and programs for all ages inviting brides young homemakers and experienced housekeepers to attend.
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Messenger Cooking School
Messenger
Edna M. Ferguson
The
Fer-guUson
Messenger School
Athens
United States
Ferguson
America
Mussolini Backed German Italian Cooperation Seeks Treaty Change
Berlin reports Mussolini’s Naples declarations push for revisions to peace terms and reparations. Italian Foreign Minister Grandi’s visit to Hindenburg is seen as steering steps toward closer German Italian cooperation. Officials fear French and Polish displeasure while Grandi touts friendship and calls armaments central to civilization.
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Frederick Kuh
United
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Naples
Dino Grandi
Paul von Hindenburg
Borah
Nine Die In Ohio Accidents Over Weekend
Ohio suffered at least nine deaths from a weekend of accidents. Mary Dorr, 19, of Cleveland, died in a farm airplane crash near Page. Others killed include Mrs. John Gaston and Mrs. Forest Lones of Lima in a Dixie highway auto crash, and Roy Cordy of Hamilton in a motorcycle collision.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Mary Dorr
Cleveland
Page
Raymond L
John Gaston
Forest Lones
Lima
Dixie Highway
Roy Cordy
Hamilton
Bar Long
Middletown
Harold D. Deweese
van Wert
West Sherwood
Floyd Monahan
Powhatan
Stuart
Louse Reed
Troy
George Macy
Misa Clara Baker
Urbana
Soviet artillery moved to Manchuria near Mongolian border
Reports from Mukden on October 26 say the Soviet government sent two field guns two anti aircraft guns and 12 machine guns to Tsitgihar Manchuria near the Mongolian border north of the Trans Siberian line. Unconfirmed reports say Soviet officers train Heilungkiang troops loyal to Chang Hsien Liang opposing Chang Hai Peng and backed by Japan.
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Manchurian
Mukden
Manchuria
U.P
Tsitgihar
Manchria
Vian
Raiilroad
Heilungkiang
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Chang Hai-Peng
Theater Safe Robbed at Cincinnati Paramount Theater
Three armed men robbed the Paramount Theater safe of 2700 dollars after binding five employees including assistant manager Erwin Bock. The heist took Saturday and Sunday receipts. police launched organized search as a large crowd gathered.
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Cincinnati Playhouse
Cincinnati
U.P
Paramount Theater
Erwin Bock
Tan
Man Confesses to Northup Murder in Lima Home
Jeff Harter, 40, confessed to killing E. E. Northup, 53, in Northup’s Lima residence last Friday. Police say they have a signed confession. first degree murder charges to be filed by Prosecutor Ernest Botkin. Harter claimed Northup stole $16 from him.
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Lima
U.P
Jeff Harter
E. E. Northup
Northup
Harter
Ernest M. Botkin
Laval Ends U S Visit Plans Last Day in Sightseing
Premier Pierre Laval of France completed talks with President Hoover and arrived in New York to spend his final American day in sightseeing before sailing home on the Lie de France at 1 p m tomorrow.
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New York
Pierre Laval
France
Hoover
Secons
Laval
Washoeton
Lie de France
Vinton County Delegates Press For McArthur Bridge and Road Fix
A Vinton County delegation met with Governor White in Columbus to urge the state to award contracts for an overhead bridge over the C. and O. Railroad tracks in McArthur and straightening three miles of Highway 50 east of town. They cited seven fatal accidents in two years and said railroad reluctance to participate delays work that could create jobs, revive a local brick plant, and aid unemployment.
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Columbus
U.R
McArthur
State High Department
Vinton County
White
Ggn
Way
W. Merrell
Viettors
Pediatric Heart to Restart Breathing in Poison Case
A Cleveland boy named Peter Allen, thought dead after a mysterious poisoning, briefly revived by Dr. John Taylor at Charity Hospital using a throat tube and oxygen mask. He lived about one hour before dying. a postmortem will determine the poison's nature.
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Cleveland
John Taylor
Charity Hospital
Peter Allen
Six Miners Trapped After Mine Explosion in Pa
In MOCONAQUA Pennsylvania six miners remain trapped after an explosion in a West End Coal Co mine. Rescue teams faced a 62 foot debris barrier blocking the tunnel 2,000 feet from the mouth. Officials fear the men may be dead as debris removal could take eight more hours. No signal has been heard from behind the barrier. The blast occurred at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Moconaqua
West End Coal Company
May Sell to France
Chairman James C. Stone of the Federal Farm Board said discussions with Pierre Dupasquier of the Laval mission aim to establish international credit for selling American wheat and cotton to France and possibly other European nations.
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Washington
U.2
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Pierre Dupasquier
Laval Mission
France
Governor General Davis likely to resign post
Washington reports state that Governor General Dwight Davis of the Philippine Islands may resign and return to the United States in December. Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of Porto Rico, is viewed as a likely successor to Davis.
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Washington
Dwight Davis
Philippine Islands
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Davis
Ports mouth Methodist assembly to gather delegates
The Portsmouth District of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold an assembly in Portsmouth tomorrow with delegates from 50 charges across seven southeastern Ohio counties attending.
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Methodis
Jackson
Portsmouth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohie
Japan Maintains Stance on Manchuria Troop Withdrawal
Tokyo reports no policy shift as cabinet restates stance on withdrawing troops from Manchuria by November 16. Japan upholds treaty rights and denies immediate pullback, while press bemoans Yoshizawa’s Geneva performance and notes continued Japanese control of rail interests and an ongoing skirmish near the railway line.
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Sapnaegs
League of Tions
Pan'a
Maseia
Jay
Japan
League Council
China
Saupingkai-Taonan
Manchuria
Chine
Manchurian
Yokohama
Ria
Ruth Nichols Plans Record Flight Return to New York
Ruth Nichols of Rye New York planned a nonstop flight from Oakland to New York after reportedly setting the women’s distance record. She left Bowman Field at 5 p.m. Central Saturday and landed at 9:40 a.m. Sunday circling the field until refueling. Officials awaited confirmation from the Commerce Department while Nichols asserted she flew beyond the previous mark.
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Louisville
Ruth Nichols
Rye
N. Y
Bowman Field
New York
Oakland
Calif
Maryse
France
Miss Nichols
Heroism Is Costly in Cleveland Fire Rescue
Cleveland reports a cab driver George Vandercar saved a person from a burning building last night at personal risk. He may lose sight in his right eye, doctors say. James Sykora, 7, son of a proprietor, helped by others, wandered into the blaze. Vandercar was struck by chemicals during the rescue. fire loss estimated at $3,000.
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Cleveland
George Vandercar
Tod James Sykora
A & Proprietor
Korda
Appal
Vandecar
Double Slaying in Akron Strife Ends in Deaths
Oct. 26 Akron report says voices and gunfire at midnight reveal Mrs Grace Drumright 50 and husband Benjamin Drumright dead in grotesque tubes. Police find bodies with multiple bullet wounds. Drumright shot himself after deadly quarrel with neighbors noting bitter dispute.
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Akron
Grace D
Benjamin Druit
Drumright
Officera Drumright
Kihead Hin Wie
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