Militia Patroled Taylorville After Coal Strike Bombing
National Guardsmen patrolled Taylorville Illinois as bombs exploded amid the coal labor dispute. Two militia companies were ordered to the scene by Gov Louis S Emmerson after a committee reported the need to prevent further outbreaks. The Taylorville Breeze editor called for mobilization.
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Wpaylorville
Ill
National
Depo
National Guard
Louis S.merson
C. Jewell
Taylorville
Jewell
Christian County
Central Illinois
Gandhi to Hunger Strike Death Plan Announces Release
Gandhi will be released from his cell and placed in a nearby bungalow during a planned hunger strike to death. He will be allowed a maximum of six visitors at a time without police surveillance and has begun training by reducing food intake and limiting exercise.
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Jbombay
India
U.R
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Farmers halt produce truck in Worthington strike action
Forty Farmers Holiday Association members stopped the first truck bringing produce to Worthington and more than 200 farmers formed road blocks around the city to halt farm deliveries not involving dairy products.
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Worthington
Minn
U.2
Farmers Holiday Association
Minnesota
Sheriff Uses Tear Gas in Jail Riot at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas September riot in Federal section of county jail. Sheriff Red Wright hurled tear gas bombs into prison cells to quell 127 prisoners protesting a rule limiting visiting time to 10 minutes apiece.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
U.R
Red Wright
Wright
Ohio Relief Commission Authorized $400000 Transfer
Columbus Sept 19 the Ohio Relief Commission received word that the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has been directed to pay 400000 dollars to Montgomery County by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Columbus
Ohio Relief Commission
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Montgomery County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt Cribbed From Hoover in Rail Proposal
New York Sept 19 U P I Republicans jeered at Franklin Roosevelt rail policy claiming the six point plan cribbed from President Hoover. Watson Sneel and other Republicans assert the ICC long view program forms the backbone. Democrats defend Roosevelt noting Rayburn praised the speech as bold and statesmanlike for transportation interests and railroad workers.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Congress
New York
U.pi
Franklin Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
James E. Watson
Watson
Lc.s
Democratic House
Bertham Sneel
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Accidents Take Toll of Lives This Week End
Ohio dispatches report six or more deaths from weekend accidents. Child David Knapp, 5, struck by a taxicab in Tiffin. Dewey Roberts tried to avoid him. Nurse Lucille Schubert, 23, died at Maternity Hospital in Cleveland. Charles Beukolovich, 40, died after a fall from a hospital window. Robert A. Schirtzinger, 21, killed in an auto crash in Columbus. An aerial bomb exploded early before a Portsmouth football game injuring George Roberts and Wilson Newberry.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
United Press
David Knapp
Spray Knapp
Tiffin
Dewey Roberts
Lucille Schubert
Maternity
Cleveland
Charles Beukolovich
Cleveland City
Robert A. Schirtzinger
Portsmouth
George Roberts
Wilson Newberry
New Boston
Germany Firm In Arms Stand
Germany keeps its stance against participating in the Disarmament Bureau session in Geneva. A government spokesman stated adherence to the decision while Britain signals a shift. Officials warn France's push for a secret arms probe could worsen tension, potentially uniting German factions and boosting nationalist support.
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Berlin
U.R
Great Britain
Germany
Geneva
Britain
France
von Hindenburg
Willys Overland to Build Trucks with International Harvester
Toledo dispatch reports a new sales and manufacturing deal being finalized between Willys-Overland and International Harvester Co. of America, involving a large volume of International trucks equipped with a new Overland motor to be produced in Toledo.
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Toledo
U.R
Willys-Overland Company
International Harvester Company of America
Chicago
Philip Carey Mfg Co Adds 50 Jobs at Lockland Plant
In recent days the Philip Carey Manufacturing Co of Lockland Ohio increased its workforce by 50 to boost production of asphalt roofing materials. George D. Crabbe serves as company president.
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Cincinnati
Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
Lockland, C
George D. Crabbe
Will's Weekly View At Events of Wide Moment Over World
Will laments a two week forest fire in California Hoover hews at home state. France offers arms disarmament after Germany exits conference and hints at new vessels. He notes both parties push railroad aid and urges fare competition with buses and trucks.
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Will
Santa Monica
Calif
Hoover
France
Germany
Officers Save Meigs County Man in Well
POMEROY Sept 19 A former Meigs County school teacher Dale Smith attempted suicide Sunday night after a family quarrel. Deputy Hank Young and neighbors pulled him from a 47 foot well with 17 feet of water. He was wrapped in a blanket and jailed, claiming he planned to strike his head on a rock at the bottom.
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Pomeroy
Dale Smith
Meigs County
Hank Young
Smith
Young
Harrisonville
Carpenter
George Hauck
White To Ask Buckeye Loans For Cleveland Bill
Governor White will request disbursements totaling about 4.5 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid Cleveland Cuyahoga County and Lucas County. He will be represented in Washington by Frank Henderson and Maj. E. O. Braught as Ohio Relief Commission officials. The request seeks 470 thousand dollars for Cleveland 1 million for Cuyahoga County secured by relief bonds and 563 thousand dollars for Lucas County under amended Senate Bill No 4.
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Columbus
U.R
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lucas County
Washington
Frank Henderson
Ohio Relief Commission
Maj
E. O. Braught
Braught
Ohio General Assembly
Akron man Archie Ingerton sought by police
Search for Archie T. Ingerton, 42, Peninsula treasurer and Summit County figure, intensified after his abandoned car was found three miles east of Peninsula with a farewell note. Authorities were told by his father that the man had been nearing a nervous breakdown due to stock market and baseball pool losses.
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Akron
U.P
Archie T. Ingerton
Peninsula
Summit County
Ingerton
Frank Ingerton
Resignation of Hamlin Cabinet After Electoral Loss
Premier Felix Hamlin and his cabinet resigned in Stockholm as the ruling party suffered a heavy defeat in the general election. The move follows a sharp shift in political support and sets the stage for potential new leadership in Sweden.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Felix Hamlin
Stand of U. S. on Armament Fight Revealed
Washington reports the United States has no stake in European armament disputes and opposes breaches that hinder disarmament. Secretary Stimson declined comment on Britain’s stance as officials view German demands as aimed at courting voters. The U S position centers on general disarmament and maintaining unity among the former allies.
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Washington
U.P
United States
America
Germany
Stimson
Britain
France
Approve Opposition Hints Sympathy With Arms Pact Stand
Paris reports United States figures Ambassador Walter E Edge and Senator David A Reed expressed sympathy with the Franco British opposition to Germany request for arms equality. They met with Premier Edouard Herriot and War Minister Joseph Boncour to discuss disarmament and the sanctity of existing treaties.
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Paris
U.P
Walter E. Edge
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paul Boncour
United States
Washington
Robot shoots inventor during Brighton demonstration
Alpha the robot turned on its inventor Harry May in Brighton as crowds watched. Demonstrating Alpha's time telling, newspaper reading, and answering abilities, May asked it to fire a revolver and the machine instead shot him in the right hand. May feared the robot might turn on him someday.
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Brighton
Eng
U.P
Harry May
May
Alpha
Classified Highlights Include Cars For 35 Dollars
A Chevrolet touring car is advertised for sale at 35 dollars with a note to hurry. An adding machine and flat top desk are offered at reasonable prices. A garage to rent on Palmer Street in Athens costs 2 dollars per month. A coal range is available for 12.50 cash. Coal may be bought for 2.15 dollars per ton delivered. 5
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Palmer Street
Athens
New Students Begin 128th Ohio University Year
Athens welcomes hundreds as the 128th year opens at Ohio University Freshman Week events begin with registration for about 900 new students and a convocation by Dr. FE Bryan. The schedule includes receptions, mixers, football practice, ability tests, and campus films in Memorial Auditorium.
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Athens
Ohto University
Frank B. Dilley
Dilley
FE. B. Bryan
Ween
Irma B. Voigt
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Memorial Auditorium
Bryan
Discrepancies in DuBois Farewell Note Uncovered
Authorities in Quincy reveal inconsistencies in the note by Charles Edwin DuBois of Tuckahoe New York claiming his wife Edith killed herself to not hinder his happiness. Investigators note DuBois prepared his wife's tomb ahead of time to fit her body with little space.
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Quincy
Mass
U.R
Charles Edwin DuBois
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Edith
DuBois
Jeremiah J. MacNarney
Grace Atwood
Davis on Trial in Federal Lotteries Case
James J. Davis, U S senator from Pennsylvania and former cabinet member, stood trial in New York on charges of mailing lottery material and interstate commerce violations. Judge Frank J. Coleman oversaw the indictment readings as the long-time Loyal Order of Moose idol faced a critical political moment ahead of November elections.
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New York
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Frank J. Coleman
War Secretary allocates funds for locks in Huntington district
Secretary of War Hurley approved 65 000 dollars to raise the lower guide walls of Locks 15 16 17 in the Huntington West Virginia district of the river. The move aims to improve navigation as part of river infrastructure.
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Washington
Hurley
Locka Nos
Huntington
West Virginia
District of the River
General Strike Order Issued to Midwest Farmers
The National Farmers Holiday Association issued a general strike order for Midwest farmers effective Wednesday. Producers are urged to withhold non perishable produce and halt dairy poultry and perishable goods embargo for 20 days, with highway picketing to continue only by observers.
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Midwest
Sioux City
Towa
National Farmers Holiday Association
Duce
Middle West
Holiday Association
Prohibition Advocate Dr. Wilson Seeks Moral Crisis Rally
In Wooster the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference heard Dr. Clarence True Wilson defend prohibition. About 2000 inside the church and 1000 outside filled the crowd as he argued prohibition outperformed regulation and should outlast the license system. He blamed political manipulation and agent corruption for its shortcomings and urged a Roosevelt like moral leadership.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Britain and France Stand Firm Over German Armament Demand
London reports Britain and France mobilizing public and political support against Germany’s equal armament demand. The Foreign Office issued a blunt statement deeming the proposal unwise given Germany’s economic strain and recent concessions, arguing Germany cannot lift Verailies restrictions regardless of a Geneva World Conference outcome.
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London
France
Germany
Foreign Office
Britain
Geneva
U S Probes Billion Dollar Insull Utilities Collapse
Chicago September 19 The United States Government opened a federal inquiry into the Insull Utilities collapse after United States District Attorney Dwight F. Green arrived. The investigation could take one of three courses as Green studies extradition treaties with France and Canada.
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Chicago
U.P
United States
United Preas
Dwight F. Green
Washington, D. C
France
Canada
Fliers to Attend Columbus Fall Conference
Two celebrated fliers will attend the Ohio Petroleum Market ers Association annual fall conference in Columbus. Major James H. Doolittle, winner of the Thompson Speed Trophy at the Cleveland Air Races, and James H. Tsizlip, winner of the transcontinental race opening the races, will be present.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio’etroleum Marketers Association
James H. Doolittle
Cleveland
James H. Tsizlip
Gar Wood delays speed run after boat part failure
Gar Wood postponed his attempt to beat Kaye Don's speed record for motor boats after breaking a nut in the starboard clear box trust bearing during a trial run at Algonac Michigan.
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Algonac
Mid
Gar Wood
Kaye Don
Athens County Court Selects Fall Jurors in New Code
Grand and petit jurors for the fall term were drawn by clerk Ena M. Nelson. Three groups of 18 will serve three weeks, five weeks, and three weeks respectively. Names include Gilbert Crawford Athens and J. S. Yaw Glouster among grand jurors, with multiple Athens area residents listed for each petit group. First group begins Oct. 10, second Oct. 11 to Dec. 5, third to be called December 5.
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Athens
T. M. Wolfe
Joe Barron
New Marshfield
Mra
O. C. Bird
Dwight Robinson
J. W. Yaw
Glouster
George Evans
Nelsonville
Francia Wrebault
W. L. Powell
J. W. Wilson
Stewart
Charles BE. Poston
Perry Coe
Albany
James Guy
Mattie Pickering
James Johnson
BEC
Ford
Athena
Lenzy Stout
Mineral
F. M. King
Pratts Fork
Raymond Cook
Ben Bolen
Thomas Wilson, Jr
Eber Russell
Guyaville
FE. W. Baughman
William Cooper
Wyatt Cunningham
Edward Juniper
Albert Rink
Mary King
William Burnell
George Jetters
Dorothy Bedwick
Amenville
Metta Justin
Dorsey FE
Bolin
Rhade
W. H. Merrold
Charles Creasey
Guyasville
John Chappelear
Frost
Cleveland Pushes Gas Rate Appeal to Ohio Supreme Court
The city of Cleveland filed a petition in error with the Ohio Supreme Court seeking review of the Ohio Utilities Commission order dismissing its emergency gas rate appeal. The appeal targets a dispute over rates set by city ordinance while awaiting the commission’s decision on East Ohio Gas Company rates.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Utilities Commission
East Ohio Gas Company
Supreme Court
Man Injured as Gun Misfires in Elyria Porch Incident
Clyde Boley, 50, was shot in the left arm on a front porch of a rooming house in Elyria. He told police he accidentally fired while drawing his revolver at a robber who escaped. the weapon was missing and authorities questioned him as they investigated.
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Elyria
Clyde Boley
Boley
End of Eight Month Coal Strike Reopens Hocking District Mines
The eight month strike ended after a delegate meeting in Murray City. A total of 682 new workers reported at 11 active mines, with 1 630 workers district wide. Additional mines and returning employees signal earlier restarts as applications for reemployment rise. guards report minor incidents.
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Nelsonville
Botive
Hocking
Murray City
Lubrig
Manhattan Coal Company
Salem Hollow Coal Company
Carbondale Coal Company
Carbondale
Buckingham Coal Company
Congo
Ohio Mining Company
Jacksonville
Sunday Creek
Rendville
Millfield
Ohio Collieries
Hollister
Wentorm
Orbiston
Manhattan
Chauncey
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Lathrop
The
Jongh
George White
Mollister
United Mine Workers of America
Garner at Mother's Side in Texas Bedside Call
Democratic vice presidential candidate John Nance Garner rushed to Detroit Texas by train and car to reach his ailing mother Mrs Jane Garner 81 at her bedside as she battles illness.
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Detroit
Tex
John Nance Garner
Mra
Jane Garner
Washington
East Ohio Conference makes 18 minister changes
Ashland reports 18 assignments changed at the closing session of the East Ohio Conference of the United Brethren Church Readership notes the meeting occurred in Ashland on September 1 with limited reassignment of clergy.
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Ashland
East Ohio
United Brethren Church
Walkout at United Brethren Church over minister reassignment
In Columbus on September 19, two thirds of the Burgess Anne United Brethren Church members walked out during Sunday services led by Pastor A W Clutch in protest of Rev C H Lilly's assignment to Hillbbowre.
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Columbus
C. H. Lilly
Burgess Anne
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