Ohio Republicans Plan Guns Campaign for November Vote
Sept 6. Ohio Republicans gather to lead the drive for the November 6 elections. Simeon D. Fess speaks as Brown addresses the convention to outline the party platform on New Deal relief and liquor laws. Committees to steer the campaign include Elden Ceveland Griffith and Daniel Ceveland with Edward Martin as executive, targeting four to six GOP seats in Congress.
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Ohio
Simeon D. Fess
Brown
Farry L. Davis
G Harmony
J. Brown
Elden
Daniel E. Ceveland
C. Nelson
Frank G. Harnon
Griffith
Mt. Gilead
Edward Martin
United States
Tes
Robert A. Taft
Cam
Trader Shot By Unknown Gunman In Office
A board member named Ralph M. was shot and wounded by an assailant who fired near the office door. The gunman fled as police investigated the disturbance and potential robbery at the scene.
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Ralph M
Driver at Crossing Fatal Train Collision Reported
A driver named Virgil Tuck was killed at a railway crossing last night after being struck by a train. The incident left his widow and four children with severe injuries as bystanders were stranded.
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Virgil Tuck
Dotson
New Symbols Obscure Inquiry Under a Number Clue
A cryptic note hints at an inquiry that hides under a number. Researchers report traces of a coded reference found among archival documents. Local officials say the clue may unlock a long-standing mystery tied to a city landmark.
Ten Million Saving Is Claimed by Coal Men
Ohio coal distributors claim the National Retail Solid Fuels Code Authority resignation will save Ohio $10,000,000 on coal bills this winter. Walter Leckrone criticizes NRA as dictatorial and says the code caused fuel price increases. NRA official J. C. Lucas expects an early settlement with no serious consequences.
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Columbus
Ohio Coal Distributors
National Retail Solid Fuels Code Authority
Ohio
Walter Leckrone
Association
NRA
J. C. Lucas
Youth Admits Two Murders
Sixteen-year-old Cermvino Pavia confessed to authorities after the funerals of his sisters Mary seven and Maryann six. He said he locked them in the family ice box to die of suffocation due to unwashed dishes. Prosecutors plan murder and incest charges and seek Juvenile Court punishment.
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Sacramento
Calif
Cermvino Pavia
Neil McAllister
Mary
Maryann
McAllister
Charles Ogle
Soviet American Debt Talks Collapse Reported
Washington September 6 negotiations for a settlement of debts and claims exceeding 500 million dollars nearly collapsed after another unsatisfactory discussion between Assistant Secretary Moore and Soviet ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky.
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Washington
Moore
Alexander Troyanovsky
Strike in Aluminum Industry Ends Today
The aluminum strike idling 8,700 workers for a month is declared over after a 15 hour conference between union representatives and Aluminum Company of America officials. Fred Keightly, longtime Labor Department conciliator, was praised for driving the peace. Terms of settlement were withheld.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Fred Keightly
Viva Finland Cheers After Hearty Finnish Meal
Will Rogers reports from Helsinki praising Finland and its parliament. He notes the new voting by electric buttons, remarks on the country’s size and strong meals, and signs off with Viva Finland.
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Finland
Near Perfect Crime Hinted By Detectives
Cleveland investigators puzzle over a headless dismembered woman found on Lake Erie shore. Frank La Gaasse discovered the body as detectives confirm murder by knife in a grisly, near perfect crime case. Police seek identity leads and additional clues from the scene.
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Cleveland
Ltag
Cleveland Police Department
Lake Erie
Frank la Gaasse
Lloyd Trunk
Pacific swells devastate California coast and pier
Frenzied ocean battered Southern California with 40 foot waves ripping a $100000 pier and flooding seaside homes. Three Gould children were marooned in a Newport Beach house as pilings creaked under relentless battering.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pacific Ocean
California
William Gould
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Voters Must Enter Nazi Camps, Hitler Predicts
Adolf Hitler told 52,000 youths at the Nazi Party convention in Nurnberg that no German may become a voting citizen until he serves a period in a labor camp. The assembly of labor camp members gathered on Zeppelin Meadow as part of the mass spectacle of the party gathering.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Zeppelin Meadow
National Socialist Party
Student Faces Court On Charge of Murder
Dr. D G Willard testified in Norman Oklahoma that Marian Mills died from shock after an unlawful operation. The 19 year old co ed was Myers' sweetheart and the operation was not necessary to save her life.
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Norman
Okla
D. G. Willard
Neal Myers
University of Oklahoma Pharmacy
Marian Mills
Kilauea Rumbles After Light Earthquake
Kilauea volcano in Hawaii rumbled today as a boil in the crater followed a light earthquake that began late yesterday, signaling renewed activity near the crater.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Executive Will Not Stop Probe Of War Profits
The Senate Munitions Committee, assured by President Roosevelt there will be no interference, proceeds with its war profit study. It focuses on American firms' behind the scenes activities at the Montevideo Pan American Conference and notes pressure to restrict hearings. Nye says evidence will show cooperation between U S. concerns and foreign munitions makers in Europe.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Roosevelt
Montevideo
Nye
R-Nd
Europe
Ohio Relief Director to Lead Denver Post Assignment
Major E. O. Braught executive director of the Ohio Relief Commission heads to Denver on September 15 to serve as FERA field representative for Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and Montana. Adjutant General Frank D Henderson named as possible successor in Ohio.
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Columbus
E. 0. Braught
Ohio Relief Commission
Denver
Colo
FERA
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Frank D. Henderson
State Relief Commission
Braught
Hamilton Suffers Serious Injuries After Hat Struck by Wind
Cincinnati report say Charles Hamilton 30, safety and service director of Miamisburg, is in serious condition in a local hospital after falling from a fire truck while trying to retrieve his hat blown from his head.
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Cincinnati
Charles Hamilton
Miamisburg
New Board of Inquiry Starts To Delve Into Troubles
A Presidential board began a formal inquiry into the textile strike's multiple facets aiming for settlement though both sides signaled reluctance to arbitration. About 336000 workers had joined by day four, with leaders claiming up to 450000 while employers put lower figures. The board, named by President Roosevelt, includes Governor Winant and Raymond Ingersoll, but union leaders refuse to accept a finality clause.
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Board of Inquiry
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Kep
George A. Sloan
Cofton Textile Institute
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
United States
Gorman
One Man Dies In Riot Over Relief Offices
In Phoenix on September 6 a fatality occurred during hand to hand clashes between police, sheriff's deputies, and picketers at the Federal Emergency Relief Administration headquarters. An undetermined number were hurt as tear gas and clubs subdues about 200 rioters who hurled stones and used pick handles. The dead man's identity was not released.
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Sheriff's
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Trion
Dighton
Mass
Fall River
Mt. Hope Finishing Co
Riverside and
Dan River Cotton Company
Danville
Virginia
Fort Vanguardia Falls as Paraguay Gains Chaco Control
Paraguay reports Fort Vanguardia and two Bolivian forts back in its hands after four years of war. A war ministry communique says Paraguayan troops advance northward, recapturing the strategic stronghold and asserting regional gains.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Sumter
Chaco
Fort Vanguardia
War Ministry
Vanguardia
Government Expenditures Pass Billion-Dollar Mark Today
Treasury figures show expenditures through September 4 total $1,012,973,488, nearly twice the amount at the same date in 1933. Emergency spending dominates, with about half of the outlay used for emergency policies while ordinary spending rises from $387,5 million to $454,1 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Model Youths Sought in Hammer Death Case
Fergus Falls Minnesota report says two youths named Robert Palmquist and Palmer Swenson are sought in the hammer beating death of Dr. John Schacht a 61 year old dentist. A coroner jury ruled the skull wounds were inflicted by Palmquist and Swenson possibly together or separately. Palmquist allegedly owed the dentist money and led to Swenson's home to collect eighty dollars from Swenson's father in law.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
John Schacht
Robert Palmquist
Palmer Swenson
Palmquist
Swenson
Hearing Set For Petition Against Gallia County Mines
A petition for an injunction against six small Gallia County mine operators to stop code violations is set for next Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Wayne Wingett says operators sold coal below code price and paid miners below scale, with each mine employing two to three men. A temporary injunction will be sought next Tuesday with a later date for a permanent injunction.
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Gallia County
NRA
Ste
Order Officers Out Of Onion War Zone
ADA Sept 6. Okey Odell leader of the striking weeders in the onion marshlands says the departure of a force of special deputy sheriffs ordered yesterday will leave the area peaceful as before. Minor clashes occurred two weeks ago during wage and union recognition protests ending in the abduction and beating of Odell, head of the Agricultural Workers' Union.
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Ada
Okey Odell
Odell
Agricultural Workers’ Union
Italy and France Pact to Halt German Rearmament
Italian and French delegates at the Levantine Fair announced a joint accord to prevent German re-armament and to safeguard Austrian independence. Both nations pledged to act in concert against the Nazis.
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Italy
France
Bari
Germany
Textile strike clashes leave dozens dead and many injured
The widespread strike against mills in the southern states escalated into violence as gunfire, dynamite, and barricades were used to block operations. Ten killed and scores injured as pickets and flying squads clashed. nationwide idling rose to 965,000 workers with regional spikes in New England and the South. Governors and federal officials contemplate arbitration amid ongoing disruptions across multiple states.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
General Strike
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Paterson
N. J
Therm
South
South Carolina
Blackwood
Planta
Victor Monaghan
Greenville
D. C
Honea Path
Chiquola
8.C
Duncan Mills
Augusta
Georgia
Refund Ruling Orders Ohio Bell to Refund 12 Million
The Ohio Utilities Commission orders Ohio Bell Telephone to refund about 12 million dollars within 90 days for excess rates collected in 44 cities between 1925 and 1932. Interest at 6 percent a year is to be paid. The ruling is challenged in court by Randolph Hide, president of the company.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Randolph Hide
Rail Problems Are Reviewed in Hyde Park Conference
President Roosevelt called in federal railroad coordinator Joseph B. Eastman for a conference with J. J. Pelley of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway. The meeting signals careful attention to the railroad issue with no immediate action planned. Roosevelt also arranged an automobile trip to Bear Mountain State Park and invited Eastman to accompany him.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
J. J. Pelley
New York, New Haven
Bear Mountain
Hudson River
Eastman
Hope of Leaving Prison Fades for Tom Mooney
Thomas J. Mooney’s last chance to attend his mother Mary Mooney’s funeral ends as Acting Governor Frank Merriam states only a pardon or parole can release him from San Quentin. Mooney remains jailed for life for the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Mary Mooney
Frank F Merriam
California
San Quentin
American Civil Liberties Union
Mooney
Hideout of Kidnapping Gang Found by Police
Police reveal the hideout used to hold John H. LaBatt a London Ontario brewer held since Aug. 14 near Sarnia was found ten miles northwest of Bracebridge in the Muskoka Lake region. Detectives say he described a pine scented place after his release.
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Toronto
John 8. LaBatt
London
Ont
Brewer
Bracebridge
Muskoka Lake
LaBatt
Sarnia
Relief commission approves 23 projects in 17 counties
Columbus report says the state relief commission authorized twenty three FERA projects across seventeen counties. the program will provide employment for five hundred forty two people at a total cost of eighty four thousand two hundred forty two dollars.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
FERA
Auto crash injures six in Newark on busy road
Three Newark women suffered probable fatal injuries and three others were hurt when their car swerved into a ditch on the Colume bus Greenville Road after a tire blew out. Authorities reported the crash occurred during travel on September 6 and the conditions contributed to the severity of the injuries.
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Newark
Greenville
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