Hoover relief body prescribes ten point plan to beat unemployment
The relief organization issued a ten point program to stimulate business and curb joblessness. It calls for a larger credit pool, looser bank credit, spread of work, red tape cuts, and special care for white collar workers while urging governments to resume normal buying and promote emergency made work projects. Walter S. Gifford urged swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
National Credit Corporation
Walter S. Gifford
Relief Organization
Navy Debates Hoover Naval Policy Prompts League Critique
Washington, Oct 29. The Navy League labeled President Hoover as seeking to restrict and starve the Navy while the president asserts budget savings. The pamphlet asserts abysmal ignorance of naval needs and cites his past suggestion food ships should be immunized during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Hoover
Organization For Unemployment Relief
J.P
Navy League
United States Navy
League
Ford Cutting Wages Reverses 1929 Prosperity Dollar
Ford Motor Company quietly trims its wage scale from seven dollars to six at the base pay level set after Hoover era talks. Higher earners face proportional cuts as the firm aligns pay with weakening business. The move echoes Ford’s earlier hopes for a prosperity revival amid a downturn. In Ada, Ohio, a 72 year old farmer Jonas Fre Long died by hanging, marking a fourth suicide there in three months and the second in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.R
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Hoover
Washington
Ford
Ada, O
Jonas Fre Long
Farmer
Ada
War Veteran Brown Dies After Long Athens Residence
A Civil War veteran and longtime Athens resident, Mr. Brown died this morning at his home. He had been active in local business affairs for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mr. Brown
Lavals Return After Ship Delayed by Dancer at Dock
The Lavals went home as their ship drifted twelve hours due to Madame Laval dancing with Mayor Walker at the quay, causing a missed tide. The piece notes charm and wit, comparing local dancers to famed French grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavals
Madamoiselile Laval
Mayor Walker
Sandino in Mexico City Prepares New Move
The text portrays Augusto Sandino known as a bandit to the United States and a patriot to Nicaraguans as in Mexico City preparing to initiate a new action. It notes rival perceptions by American marines called devildogs and likens him to Pancho Villa in terms of elusiveness and notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandino
Mexico City
Devildogs
Marines
Pancho Villa
Sunshine Cure Marketing in Winter States
A promotional note touts Florida California and Gulf Coast sun as a cure for ailments including arthritis. Dr Richard Monahan newly arrived from Venice endorses Lido sunshine and asserts it can cure sickness in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Florida
California
Gulf Coast
Richard Monahan
Venice
Be Between Thirty and Forty Million Owed to Uncle Sam
The piece notes the U S government has collected much money from tax evaders among gangsters, estimating between thirty and forty million dollars. It argues funding and enforcement are costly but profitable, asserting national governments can convict debtors while local governments cannot convict murderers. It pays to recover owed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Corridor comparisons in postwar Polish access debate
The remark likens Poland's desire for sea access after World War I to a hypothetical corridor through U.S. or Canadian territory. Senator Borah and Tytus Filipowicz discussed the issue as Versailles carved out the Polish corridor from German lands, drawing parallels to other nations seeking strategic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Tytus Filipowicz
Poland
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Senator Borah Comments Continue on Page Four
Senator Borah hints at further remarks with media coverage continuing on page four. The brief note signals ongoing discussion and prompts readers to seek the full statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Assail Standing Of Nan Britton
The defense attacked Nan Britton’s character in the Klunk libel case over her book denying Elizabeth Ann’s paternity by Warren G Harding. Miss Britton seeks 50000 dollars. trial resumes as three Marion women testify to alleged childhood indiscretions. Elizabeth Ann, Britton’s thirteen year old daughter, was not present in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, CO
Nan Britton
C. A. Klunk
Marion
Miss Britton
Warren G. Harding
Klunk
Mary Catherine Hade
Ellen Lucille Stahl
Helen Grigsby
Must Reduce Tariff Walls to Rebuild World
Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan warned that Europe must revise tariffs downward for world rehabilitation. He favors direct Germany France reparations talks under the Young plan and says Washington can address war debts when Europe negotiates adjustments. Lamont’s views appeared in the Saturday Review of Literature alongside Hoover Laval talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Europe
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co
Lamont
Saturday Review of Literature
Hoover
Pierre Laval
France
Washington
War fears and tariffs spark geopolitical critique
A financier denounces France for a fear of war and Germany for a conspiracy complex, condemns America's high protection tariff, and warns that the U S cannot be the world's creditor while maintaining a high tariff. He warns bankers and investors that tariffs threaten repayment of overseas loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
America
Ohio apple growers warned against flooding market
Warns Ohio apple growers to avoid dumping this year's crop. A.R. Fleming, chief of the division of markets, says forecasts exceed likely production due to adverse eastern and northwestern weather. He notes many Ohio growers are flooding the market and suggests withholding top grade apples for better prices after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A.R
E. A. Fleming
Division of Markets
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Fleming
Mrs Grant Antle Dies At Amesville Home
Mrs Grant Antle, 74, died at 4 am at her Amesville home where she had lived 32 years. Born in Bern Township, daughter of Hiram and Sarah Jane Henry. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday at the Presbyterian Church Rev A M Taylor officiating. Burial in Amesville Cemetery. Survived by husband, a son Arthur Antle, four grandsons, and a sister Mrs Owens of Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Grant Antle
Bern Township
Hiram
Sarah Jane Henry
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Teylor
Antle
Arthur Antle
Mrs. Owens
Notre Dame is Right Notrey Dam Is All Wet
A Beverly Hills letter quotes Father O'Donnell, head of Notre Dame University, praising Notre Dame pronunciation and coach Anderson in Rockne’s absence. He argues Notre Dame prosperity comes from strong leadership and notes political upheavals in England and upcoming US election pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Notrey Dam
Beverly Hills
Calif
O’donnell
Notre Dame University
O. K
Anderson
Rockne
England
Schoonover Trio Tops Dover Township Constable Field
In Dover Township, 12 candidates vie for three constable posts on November 3, led by Harley Schoonover Wilfred Crip Schoonover and Lee Schoonover. Other contenders include William Collins Sr Tom Dickerson Willard Bill Guess Floyd B Karna C R Howard Clement McBride Ronald Miller George B Nicholson Jr and Wayne Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoonover
Dover Township
Harley Schoonover
Wilfred
Crip) Schoonover
Lee Schoonover
William Collins, Sr
Tom Dickerson
Willard
Bill) Guess
Floyd B. Karna
Ghost writer repudiates Means book on Harding
May Dixon Thacker asserts in Liberty that she was the ghost behind Gaston B. Means and repudiates The Strange Death of President Harding as a hoax. She says Harding knew nothing of Nan Britton or her child and denies the child’s paternity, calling Means and all his works fraudulent. Thacker is sister of Thomas Dixon and wife of a prison reform minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
May Dixon Thacker
Liberty
Nan Britton
President Harding
Cannon-Challenes Glass to a court fight over libel
Senator Carter Glass and Bishop James Cannon Jr clash over alleged church defamations. Cannon invites Glass to publish 16 charges in his Lynchburg newspapers, promising suit if he publishes and takes responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon, Jr
Glass
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Carter Glass
Virginia
Cannon
Lynchburg
Marine Col Turner Dies After Plane Propeller Accident
Falls into a propeller in Haiti leaves Col Thomas C. Turner chief of the aviation force of the U S Marines dead. He was among eight aboard a Sikorsky that landed in heavy mud at Gonaives and collided with the propeller after stepping out to check the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Thomas C. Turner
U. S. Marines
Col. Turner
Gonaives
Turner
Eight Teeth and Wealth Mark Reynolds III Bequest
Fifteen month old John Mitchell Reynolds III inherits 1 785 415 dollars from great grandmother Mrs B Jennie Sorg in Hamilton Ohio probate filing. The boy lives with his parents in a ten room apartment. father John Mitchell Reynolds Jr is vice president of Reynolds Soap Co. Grandfather serves as president. Sorg fortune stems from Middletown Ohio tobacco and paper manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell Reynolds III
Jennnie Sorg
Hamilton
O. John
John Mitchell Reynolds, Jr
The
Reynolds Soap Company
Weather Summary and Conditions Across Cities
Yesterday highs ranged from 94 in Los Angeles to 84 in New Orleans. Today lows reach 18 to 20 in Calgary Medicine Hat and Edmonton. Over 36 hours expect mostly cloudy skies with cooler trend into Friday as the lake region cyclonic area gradually disintegrates.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
New Orleans
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Lake
Centra
Model Citizen Freed From Pen After 16 Years
Charles Cundiff, who escaped from a prison farm 16 years ago and lived a model life in Mason City West Virginia, was freed by Governor George White of Ohio after Apster had turned him and sent him back to the state penitentiary at Columbus. Cundiff, originally sentenced for wounding during a quarrel, had support from Mason City citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
W. Va
Charles Cundiff
George White
Ohio
Columbus
O. Cundiff
W. H. Brown Dies in Athens Home
W H Brown Civil War veteran and longtime Athens business leader died at 26 North Congress Street at age 88. He founded a wholesale grocery on Court Street, later owned property including what became Hotel Athens, and ran a Zenner adjacent shoe store. Funeral Sunday afternoon. His family includes wife Mary Dunnington daughter Edna Olson son Harry Brown and siblings.
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W. H. Brown
Athens
North
Congress Street
Mr. Brown
Millfield
Henry Brown
Elizabeth Hyde Brown
Mary Dunnington
Malta
Brown
Chauncey
New Orleans
The
Elks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry
Los Angeles
Edna Olson
New York
J. W. Brown
Piqua
Will Cornett
Andrew Connett
Betty
Katherine Brown
Harry Brown
Laval Visit Seen as Step Toward Allied Co operation
In Columbus on October 20, French Premier Laval’s U S visit sparked views it could forge a bloc among France Britain and Germany for cooperative friendship. James G McDonald national Foreign Policy Association leader said such understanding is vital to heal a sick world and Washington Paris London Berlin cooperation should flow once agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
United States
Laval
Great Britain
Germany
James G. McDonald
New York
Foreign Policy Association
Washington
Paris
London
Berlin
Jury Acquits Youth in Toledo Murder Case
In Toledo, a Common Pleas Court jury acquitted 19-year-old Theodore Henderson of first degree murder in the slaying of Patrolman Edward Obriest after less than two hours of deliberation. Henderson argued self defense claiming Obriest attacked him after beating his stepfather near their home. He testified he was beaten by police after being taken into custody and forced to sign a statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.R
Common Pleas Court
Charles G. Lerrman
Theodore Henderson
Edward Obriest
Obriest
Henderson
John Harlan
Ohio coal talks open between miners and state leaders
In Columbus the first of two meetings at the governor’s mansion brought bituminous miners and state officials together to seek a workable plan for Ohio’s coal industry. Governor White warned against undercutting prices and urged balance with gas, oil, and water power competition while protecting workers and local interests. The session aimed to reduce disorder and find a path forward despite complex industry challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Governors Mansion
White
Ohio
Hns
Asway
Senator Copeland Calls for Another Ex President
New York Senator Royal S. Copeland addressed the Roosevelt-President Club at New York University urging that the nation needs another former president. He spoke October 29 and supported a strong leadership figure to guide policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Copeland
New York
U.P
Royal
Copeland
New York University
Perry County banks merge to form Perry County Bank
NEW LEXINGTON Oct 29 The directors of the Perry County bank and Citizens National bank have unanimously agreed to merge the two institutions to form the Perry County Bank with resources in excess of one and three quarter millions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County Bank
Citizens National Bank
Widow of Civil War veteran dies in Malta
Funeral services for Mrs. Wesley Barrell 82 were held at the Main Street Church of Christ in McConnelsville. She died Monday evening at her Malta home and burial will be in Malta Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcconnellville
Wesley Barrell
Malta
Morgan County
Main Street Church of Christ
McConnelsville
Barrell
Cold Storm Sweeps Midwest heralding first deep freeze
A snowstorm roared through Southern Colorado with frigid air spreading to the middlewest. Cheyenne reports near-blizzard winds as the weather bureau forecasts more snow and lower temperatures across North and South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Illinois and nearby districts.
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Chicago
U.R
Colorado
Middlewest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather Bureau
Eeporta
South Dakota
Michigan
Towa
Illnott
Territory
Newlyweds Blamed for Hebbardsville Store Robbery
A honeymoon couple is accused in the theft of G. V. Wingo & Son general store in Hebbardsville. They allegedly took a $50 cash register containing five silver dollars saved for children. The smashed register was found in a ditch on Route 560. A car with West Virginia plates was spotted nearby after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G., V. Wingo & Son
Hebbardsville
C. O. Wingo
U. S. Route 560
Wingo
Wayne Wingett
West Virginia
Education meeting fills Athens as scores arrive
Scores of educators travel to Athens for the annual Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting at Ohio University. Sessions run tonight and Friday with 1 500 to 2 000 visitors expected. dinners feature Dr. Lole Cottey Mossman and Dr. William McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Ohio University
Publi
Chi
Rufus Putnam
Mt BH
Lole Cottey Mossman
Teachers’ College
Coumbia University
William McAndrew
Setauket
N. Y
Southeastern Ohio Orchestra concert at Alumni Auditorium
A concert by the Southeastern Ohio Orchestra composed of members from many high schools, conducted by Prof. W. Ingrahm of Ohio University, will be held at Alumni Auditorium at 4 PM. The association officers include President W. W. Ankenbrand and Secretary W. G. Scarberry. The executive and auditing committees list several county superintendents and officials from Athens, Wellston, Jackson, and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndre
Alumni 2 Orial
B, C
Southeastern Ohio Orchestra
Chosta A
W. Ingrahm
Ohio University
Alumni Auditorium
Association
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens City
H. E B. Zuber
Chagrin Falla
Tae
Nelsonville
W. G. Scarberry
Stpe
Wellston
J. A. Brown
Somerset
Harper_. Pendry
Orin D. Davis
Jackson County
M. A. Henno Jackson
B. L. Leach
Puth
R. L. Morton
Athens
State Nation Committee
Cowen
Portsmouth
Frank Portamouth
C. H. Stewart
S. H. Bing
W. B. Edwards
Galil
H. L. Bates
Superintend
Jackson
Alex Root
Athens Cour F
EB. O. MccCowen
Superitendent
Scioto County
Ad G. EB. Carr
Ols
Logan
Underground explosion rocks Cleveland downtown
A powerful underground blast in Cleveland's downtown section early today disrupted sewer mains and police, shattering numerous windows across the area. Authorities investigated the cause as the blast rattled the city and drew emergency response to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Notable Adultery Case Faces Common Pleas Court
Alice M Nye Chauncey filed an address in Athens Common Pleas Court today charging adultery and cruelty. The defendant was found not guilty by a jury in a prior week on a rape indictment in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Nye
Chauncey
Athens
Clan Common Pleas Court
Ding
Common Pleas Cour
Young killer Williams faces death in electric chair
Rockford Illinois October 29 17 year old R Williams pleaded to murder of a city car motorman. He was sentenced to death in the electric chair with execution set for December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, al
R. Williams
Columbus Pharmacists Exam List Highlights Top Passers
Columbus Ohio reports 52 applicants passed the state pharmacology examination for the month. Ehlers of Cincinnati led with a high grade and a percent score. William also passed among the successful candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Qct
Ehlers
Cincinnati
William
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Unemployment Relief Committee
Navy
Arthur Brisbane
King Features, Inc
Assail
Will
Gaston B. Means
Marine Aviation Corps
Lauds
Carl Smith
Minere
Horrow
West
Middle West
Chaplin
Lves
Charles, Jr
Thomas Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Sucope
Charlie Chaplin
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
General Assembly
Skinner
Memorial Auditorium
McArthur
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