President Roosevelt Campaign Tour Begins in Syracuse
President Roosevelt plans a brisk upstate New York and mid Atlantic tour through October with stops in Syracuse West Virginia Pittsburgh Jersey City New York and other cities. The itinerary includes speaking at the state Democratic convention in Syracuse and a World Series game appearance in New York.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
James A. Farley
East
Middle West
Washington
Pacific Coast
White House
Denver
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
New England
Detroit
Rochester
Albany
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Thomas and Motor
Shenandoah National Forest
Elkins
Davis-Elkins College
Mountain State Forest
Jersey City
Jersey City Medical Center
One Hurt as Wagon Is Struck by Auto
Gallipolis staff report A wagon carrying Tom Bumgardner and Emory Fowler of West Columbia was hit by James Ackerman of Bellefontaine near the Pomeroy Mason City bridge Thursday night. Fowler suffered a skull fracture and was taken to Holzer Hospital. Bumgardner uninjured. The wagon had no light.
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Gallipolis
Tom Bumgardner
Emory Fowler
West Columbia
James Ackerman
Bellefontaine
Pomeroy-Mason City
Fowler
Holzer Hospital
Bumgardner
Relief workers dismissed for refusing fields in Hancock and Wood
Hancock County relief administrator John R. Thatcher reports twelve relief clients terminated for refusing to work on team fields in Hancock and Wood counties. The action was taken today as part of relief program enforcement.
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Findlay
U Pr)i
John R. Thatcher
Hancock County
Hancock
Wood Counties
Bankers Call for Government Budget Cuts to Aid Recovery
The American Bankers Association delegates ended their four day convention in San Francisco urging curtailment of expenditures at national state and local levels and a return to a balanced budget. They warned that budget deficits are the main obstacle to full economic recovery and urged trimming deficits to aid banking and business improvement.
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SAN Francisco
U.P
American Bankers Association
United States
Thomas G. Preston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tom K. Smith
St. Louis Clearing House Association
American Bankers’ Association
Smith
Japs Arrest Suspect In Sailor's Death
Shanghai police report three Chinese suspects arrested in the death of Japanese sailor Asamitsu Taminato. They were turned over to international settlement authorities as two Japanese destroyers from Hankow dispatch to Shanghai with more Marines. Over 3,000 Marines are now in the city.
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Shanghai
U.P
Asamitsu Taminato
Hankow
Goodrich Dispute Ends as Union Votes to Return to Work
A labor dispute at the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. plant ends as the Rubber Workers' Union votes unanimously to return to work. Members will resume under the same conditions that existed before the shutdown, which began Tuesday at midnight.
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Goodrich
Union
Akron
U.P
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Rubber Workers
Detectives Testify in Alleged Spying Inquiry Hearing
Senate Civil Liberties Committee calls Pinkerton heads to testify on alleged spying against labor unions. This third phase of the inquiry seeks to expose un American operations by large industries and aims to adjourn after this session.
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Pinkerton National Detective Service
Wdeys
Coughlin Attacks Roosevelt Calls Dictatorship Threat
Cincinnati report quotes Father Charles Coughlin denouncing FDR as radical and anti God. He predicts dictators would use ballots only if one party governs and attacks farm policy patronage, Tugwell and Daniels, and party influence over the Constitution.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
United States
State Modifies Permit Ruling For New Drivers
The State Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced changes to driving rules after the new license law takes effect October 1. Temporary instruction permit holders may drive alone until December 16 unless previously convicted of a motor vehicle violation. Permits are for underage or inexperienced drivers and those with certain disabilities.
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Columbus
U.P
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Frank West
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Court To Act on Ohio Bell Refund Order Opens Hearings
Ohio Supreme Court reconvenes to consider the Public Utilities Commission's order requiring Ohio Bell Telephone Co to refund 17 million dollars plus interest to customers in 45 cities and towns and to file new rate schedules. The court has not yet ruled on a rehearing petition or issued mandate.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Supreme Court
Public Utilitiesmmission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Supreme Court
Marion man pleads not guilty in 74-year-old wife death
Charles Warwick, 68, pleaded not guilty to murder in the September 16 death of his 74-year-old wife in Marion. He awaited action by the Marion County grand jury as the case proceeded.
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Marion
U.P
Charles Warwick
Marion County Grand Jury
Ohio bids for Landon Columbus speech
Negotiations to bring Governor Alf M. Landon, Republican presidential candidate, to Ohio for a major speech in early October were announced today in Columbus.
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Ohio
Landon Columbus
Alf M. Landon
Indian impersonator detained after feathers thrown at audience
Frank Woody Hockaday, known for impersonating an eccentric Indian chief, was taken to Bellevue Hospital in New York City Thursday after police found him tossing feathers at an audience during a denunciation of war.
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New York
I.R
Frank Woody Hockaday
Bellevue Hospital
Leftist Fate Hangs On Strategic Move Near Maqueda
Rebels and Loyalists maneuvered for the initiative around Maqueda and Toledo as the leftist government faced pivotal decisions. Reports warned of high hostage totals and potential executions at Bilbao and Santander while Madrid sought to flood the fighting area by diverting river flows.
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Maqueda-Toledo
Madrid
Gibraltar
Maqueda
Toledo
Bilbao
Bay of Biscay
Santander
Alberche
Children Refuse Bus Ride To Swallow County School
In Morgan County at Lewis one room school pupils refuse daily rides to Mountville for the 1936 37 term. The Home Union bus arrives each morning but the children gather at Lewis and stay until about 11 am before returning home.
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Glouster
Lewis
Morgan County
Mountville
Home Union
Lewis School
Ohio Program Approved by Federal Board
The Federal Social Security Board approved Ohio's aid program for dependent children and the blind. Ohio will receive about 541000 in federal benefits for the quarter ending Sept 30, with retroactive payments to July 1. Around 30000 children and 5000 blind will be eligible. Administrative machinery is being set for county operation by Oct 1 with funds expected in two weeks.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Federal Social Security Board
Washington
H. J. Robison
State Division of Public Assistance
Robison
Melvin Grubb Hurt in Mining Accident at Athens Coal Co
Melvin Grubb aged 40 of 24 Hudson Ave Athens was seriously injured late yesterday at the Burlington mine of the Athens Coal Co while building a new hopper when the chute fell on him. He sustained internal injuries and is hospitalized at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Melvin Grubb
Hudson Ave
Athens
Burlingham
Athens Coal Co
Grubb
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fisher and Smith Rescued by Freighter Near Lake Erie
Herbert Fisher and Clarence Smith were rescued after their fishing boat was disabled by a storm on Lake Erie. They were picked up 15 miles offshore by the freighter Acturas and landed in Toledo the next day.
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Toledo
U.P
Lake Erie
Herbert Fisher
Clarence Smith
Acturas
Mills Urges Voters to Halt Regimentation at Rally
Secretary Ogden Mills told Republican women that without ballot power the public will yield to centralized bureaucracy. He disputed the Roosevelt era as planned economy and warned the New Deal seeks domination, favoring regulation over expansion of government.
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Secretary of
Treasury
Columbusau
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
Mills
Roosevelt
Gold Imports Rise As French Gold Flows Increase
Imports of gold from foreign countries rose sharply in the week ending Sept 18 with more than three quarters of the shipments from France, where the franc faces pressure. The Commerce Department report notes possible U.S. action if France curbs gold outflows, including potential withdrawal of financial support to the franc.
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Washington
Funeral services for Miss E. Jane Bailey
Funeral services will be held Sunday for eight year old Miss E. Jane Bailey former board member of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home. She served as estate president and later secretary of the Women's Relief Corps.
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Wapakoneta
U.P
E. Jane Bailey
Board of Trustees
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home
Women's Relief Corps
Oddities Dinner: Burress Wins For Mental Anguish In Horse Incident
In Vincennes a jury of 11 farmers and one house-wife awarded Mrs Bale Burress 117 dollars for mental anguish after her three gaited horse shied from a truck and threw its rider, with 258 dollars awarded for her share of distress. In Salt Lake City a judge allowed Ruth Petersen to share her fiance's 15 day jail term to avoid upsetting wedding plans as Richard Saley faces drunken driving charges.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.P
Bale Burress
Burress
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ruth Petersen
Richard Saley
Diss Pelesaen
Verdict for Horse No Place for Girls Divides Court
Judge allows seven and a half days for the case as the scene shifts from a courtroom to a typing desk and a push on a map. In Columbus a naval recruiting office interview reveals a prospective female recruit who discovers the Navy still restricts women from service.
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Saley
Columbus, CO
U.P
Naval Recruiting Office
Navy
L. L. Baker
Baker
U. B Navy
Ohio Labor Group Avoids Siding in AFL CIO Rift
The Ohio Federation of Labor at its 52nd convention in Springfield adopted a substitute urging national AFL and CIO leaders to confer and craft a unity focused settlement. Edgar E. Baker, Newark, chaired the committee presenting the measure. Delegates cheered the choice to stay out of the dispute.
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Springfield
U.P
Ohio Federation of Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Edgar E. Baker
Newark
CIO
The
Baker
Ohio
Smith Steps Aside for FD Roosevelt Broadcast Clash
Alfred E. Smith relinquished 30 minutes of radio time on October 1 to avoid interfering with President Roosevelt. Smith had planned the first of five Anti-New Deal speeches next Thursday from 9 to 10 pm, but shifted to allow Roosevelt’s coast-to-coast broadcast from 9 to 9:30 pm.
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al Smith
Happy Warrior
Smith
The
Holy Name Society
New York
Roosevelt
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Pittsburgh
National
Columbia Broadcasting
WJZ
Diphtheria Immunity Bill To Be Submited
Columbus Ohio health officials announce a compulsory diphtheria immunization bill to be submitted in January to the General Assembly. Dr W H Hartung notes about 36 percent of roughly 650000 preschool children were immunized last year.
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Columbus
U.P
General Assembly
W. H. Hartung
Rare maternity case patients doing fine in Newark
Mrs Narue Guarino and her six pound daughter were reported doing fine after a Caesarean delivery that followed removal of the mother’s appendix. The baby developed in the abdominal cavity outside the uterus in one of medicine’s rare pregnancy conditions.
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Newark
U.P
Narue Guarino
Prominent Cheshire Farmer Hangs Self
Jacob Rupe, 87, noted Cheshire area farmer, ended his life at the family home. Officials said he was despondent over ill health. Survived by three daughters Mrs Reynolds of Middleport Mrs Briggs of Cheshire and Miss Cora Rupe at home.
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Gallipolis
U.R
Jacob Rupe
Ace
Cheshire
Gallia County
Rupe
V’! Reynolds
Middleport
David Briggs
Cora Rupe
Campbell-AU Pically students hold elrike today
Students at a high school organized a strike when their instructor Mike Bravan was transferred to a trade school. The action followed the change and prompted school officials to address the disruption.
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Campbell-Au
Mike Bravan
Memoria
Hich
Elrike
Eden Opens Door for Germany to Rejoin League of Nations
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden urged in the Geneva Assembly that the League covenant be divorced from the Versailles Treaty and offered an impartial expert inquiry to ensure access to natural resources. He called for unity to curb war and reduce armaments while Germany seeks colonies to secure raw materials.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Germany
League of Nations
Assembly
Eden
League
Miners to Meet Sunday in Nelsonville
A United Mine Workers mass meeting for the district will be at Nelsonville City Playground Sunday at 1 PM. Members from the district will discuss contract provisions on hours of work after a local strike and sympathy walk-out at nearby mines.
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Nelsonville
United Mine Workers
Lick Run
Kimberly Mine
City Playground
France Faces Severe Money Crisis With Gold Embargo Rumors
Paris reports government efforts to resolve accelerating capital flight and inflation as rumors of a gold embargo surface. The week end saw a large gold shipment to Cherbourg for re shipment to New York, despite speculation on the monetary situation.
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Paris
Cherbourg
New York
Campaign Is Fight To Save L. S Hamilton Campaign
In Point Pleasant West Virginia John D M Hamilton Republican national committee chairman called the campaign a fight to save the United States and accused President Roosevelt of betraying Democratic Party principles. He criticized Deslere for plowing crops but failing to get the Kansas sunflowers.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
U.P
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
United States
Landon Defends Farmers Against Roosevelt Trade Policy
Gov. Alf M. Landon denounces the New Deal reciprocal trade program as harmful to U S farmers promising Republican protection of the domestic market He vows trade in the interest of American producers and criticizes current agreements as delaying farm recovery during a two day Wisconsin campaign including stops in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Alf M. Landon
Wisconsin
Landon
Kansan
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas
Republican Party
Think Dead Man Was Gang Ride Victim
War ren Ohio article reports Charles Steffes 26 a Cleveland automobile painter found dead in Coffee Creek near Mesopotamia with bound limbs and a fractured jaw. sheriff suggests gang ride theory. Columbus dispatch notes cigarette tax law allows no machine stamps on cellophane wrappers, AG Bricker says tax commission.
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Warren
U.P
Charles Steffes
Cleveland
Coffee Creek
Mesopotamia
Roy Hardman
Trumerull County
Bleffes
Columbus
John W. Bricker
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