Federation aims to boost farmer profits through local branches
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation executive secretary Murray D. Lincoln told Athens County bankers that profits above overhead and a safe reserve would be returned to farmers via patronage dividends. A proposed Athens County Service Branch would operate with a trained Federation representative and a local service committee to help farmers bargain with chain stores, share credit, and promote cooperative marketing of livestock, dairy, apples, poultry, eggs, wool, feed, fertilizers, seed, and possibly fuels. The plan envisions stock purchases by county farmers, cash basis operations, and a six percent dividend on preferred stock, with roughly 11 000 to 15 600 dollars needed to run each station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Murray D. Lincoln
Athens County Bankers’ Association
Hotel Berry
Athens County Service
Lincoln
Hugh
Federation
Ohio
Thens
Coolville
Guysville
Amesville
F. D. Forsyth
Bank of Athens
N. B
Lincon
E. R. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Hio University
Athens County
John Wood
Nelsonville
C. E. Duncan
Glouster
W. N. Alderman
Athens
Dr. Alderman
Senator Bender Demands State Probe Into Lorain Shooting
Cleveland dispatch reports State Senator George Bender urged Gov. Donahey to join a Grand Jury inquiry into three Lorain booze squad members who wounded Betty Heywood 22, of Elyria, with Heywood hospitalized and unable to testify. Bender accused officials of abuse of power and vowed aid to the girl’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Lorain Dry
George Bender
Cleveland
Lorain
Peace Court
J. G. Standen
Miss Heywood
Elyria
St. Joseph's
Hospitlal Lorain
Power House Destroyed by Dynamite Blast in Ohio Coal Region
The Star Collieries Company power plant at Coonville in Hocking County was demolished by a dynamite explosion at about 8 20 PM. The hollow tile building housed the rotary converter and electrical equipment, likely a total loss valued at 5 000 to 6 000 dollars. National Guard officers and county officials investigated. no arrests reported. A separate shooting near Mason City hill injured two men from Mine No 36, Buchtel, who reported four shot were fired as they drove away. The incident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Star Collieries Company
Coonville
Hocking County
National Guard
William Lloyd
Ed Fiddler
Earl Love
Buchtel
Mason City Hill
ministerial meeting shifted to another room at hotel
Attendee took charge later in the evening as a ministerial meeting continued in a hotel room. Dinner was served to about 26 at six, followed by a brief business session. Several banking matters were discussed during the meeting.
Pastor Resigns Over Race Stand of Church in Race
The Rev. Carl Scheben of Grace Church Newport Kentucky resigns from the Methodist Episcopal Church accusing it of political intrusion to defeat Governor Alfred E. Smith. He asserts the 18th amendment cannot be altered by the church and rights of citizens should not be curbed by church regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred E. Smith
Carl Scheben
Grace Church
Newport
Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Corben
Smith
Seed potatoes prove fruitful at Sauvage display
Last spring Stephen R. Archer of Thomas Fork received six seed potatoes weighing six pounds from his brother Hiram of Dayton. He planted them and recently dug two and a half bushels from the half dozen seed pieces. The harvest is on display at Sauvage billiard hall as proof of planting good seed potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Stephen R. Archer
Thomas Fork
Hiram
Dayton
Sauvage Billiard Hall
Archer
Smith campaign shifts to LaFollette strongholds in Wisconsin
Governor Alfred E. Smith moves his campaign into Wisconsin’s LaFollette heartland seeking 13 electoral votes. In Minnesota he drew 13 000 to 15 000 cheering supporters while ridiculing Hoover and GOP leaders. He plans Milwaukee stops to discuss Prohibition policy and homage to Senator LaFollette’s independent bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Alfred E. Smith
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bob
Washington
Milwaukee
Smith
Minnesota
City Auditorium
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Agriculture Jardine
Senator LaFollette
John W. Davis
Cornerstone Laid For Ford Museum In Detroit
Henry Ford advances his museum project with a cornerstone ceremony in Detroit. The planned village will illustrate America’s transition from wilderness frontier to a growing industrial nation using realistic settings and modern work devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
New World
America
Inquiry Into Police Corruption in Philadelphia
District Attorney John Monaghan leads an investigation into alleged police corruption centered on the claim that disorderly houses pay tribute for protection. The probe focuses on the police force and their alleged protection arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
John Monaghan
Missing Covington boy sparks kidnapping fears
Cincinnati report says Covington Kentucky police fear kidnapping in the disappearance of Joseph Lemmon, 12, from Covington Junior High School classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Joseph Lemmon
Hoover Plans Whirlwind Windup Tour Across Country
Presidential nominee Herbert Hoover weighs a two week tour from Boston to San Francisco with four or five key speeches en route. Invitations have come from Buffalo Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Boise Butte Oklahoma Texas Seattle and San Francisco as he awaits a final eastern speech date and routes his coast bound swing with political considerations. He favors a westward start to meet voters before election day while tempering hopes for extensive speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
San Francisco
Paul R. Mallon
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Boise
Butte
Oklahoma
Texas
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Marriage of Prince Seems Like Fiction
TOKIO Sept 28 Yasuhi to Chichibu No Miura heir presumptive to the throne of Japan and Setsuka Matsudaia daughter of the Japanese Ambassador to Great Britain were married at Chiyoda Castle. The simple rites united the prince and the commoner adopted into royalty, ending a romance that read like fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U.P
Yasuhito
Chichibu-No-Miura
Japan
Setsuka Matsudaia
Great Britain
Chiyoda Castle
Soviet plan to open concessions to foreign capital
The concessions committee of the Soviet government announced a plan for public improvements costing 1.6 billion rubles, about 771.9 million dollars, to be funded by opening concessions to foreign capital on favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Baron Von Huenefeld Sets 1800 Mile Canton Flight
Calcutta reports Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld begins an Orient air tour leg with an 1800 mile non stop flight to Canton leaving at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Gunther von Huenefeld
Canton
Three Dry Agents Held After Lorain Shooting Flare
Three members of Lorain Ohio dry squad left Louis Cicco upstairs Frank Klady and Walter Knitter were jailed after firing a fusillade at the car of Richard Heywood Elyria father of the injured Miss Ketty Heywood 22 Klady chief of the squad. The girl was wounded in the head and sent to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Heywood
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Richard Heywood
Louis Cicco
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Ketty Heywood
Klady
Mardi Gras Float Fire Injures Dozens in Lancaster Incident
In Lancaster the Mardi Gras parade for the 128th anniversary ended with a float catching fire from torches held by boys. Driver John Hummel was burned. Amos Blosser age 70 suffered a broken leg. several others including Genevieve Miller Ireta Blazer and F L Beck family members injured as a car was shoved into spectators. The crash disrupted the large costume parade and damaged a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
U.R— Lancaster
John Hummel
Amos Blosser
Genevieve Miller
Ireta Blazer
F. L. Beck
Lucille
Mary Ellen
Wayne
Hummel
Inventor Proposes Submarine Safety Chamber by Jacob
Meigs Inventor Theodore Jacobs submits to the Navy Department ideas for a movable submarine chamber. The chamber would allow sailors to retreat and be brought to the surface, where it would function as a boat if the sub sinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Theodore Jacobs
Navy Department
Political radio schedule for Friday night in 1932
The Kansas City address of Senator Joseph T. Robinson will be broadcast by 18 CBS stations tonight from 10:30 to 11:30 p m Eastern Daylight Time. The Republican radio talk airs 7:30 to 9 p m EST. NBC will carry George Peek on Equality for Agriculture from Chicago 9:30 to 10 p m EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
Joseph T. Robinson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Robinson
Republican National Committee
National Broadcasting Company
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
George Peek
Mine Engine Found Wrecked By Explosion
New Pittsburgh mine in Brush Fork Coal Company area reports a 10 ton haulage electric locomotive wrecked by dynamite last night. Foreman, inspecting after recent mine disorders at Jobs, found damage about 30 feet from the shaft with estimated loss near $2,000. Authorities note no workers were in the mine since Saturday incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
New Pittsburgh
Brush Fork Coal Company
Twin Coal Company
Jobs
Sunday Creek Company
Pittsburgh
National crisis proclaimed over Adelaide dock strike
The South Australian Government issued a proclamation declaring a national crisis as dock workers in Adelaide engage in strike riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Adelaide
Witness John Coolidge in New Haven Coroner Inquiry
John Coolidge testified at a preliminary coroner’s investigation into yesterday’s automobile collision in New Haven. The crash involved drivers including Wilfred Veno and a car reportedly driven by the President’s son. Coolidge had planned to report to work at 8:20 a.m. when the crash occurred near Livingston and Lawrence Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
John
James J. Corrigan
Wilfred Veno
Boston
New Haven Railroad
Plainville
Florence
Trumbulladieu
William Cunningham
Livingston Street
Lawrence Street
Veno
Truck Driver Fatally Hurt on Road Work
Arthur Ward 26 a truck driver for Ebersbach Construction was fatally injured when a truck overturned while working on State Route 11 between Centerville and Jackson. He died at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after being pinned beneath the vehicle. Ward from Jackson County West Virginia lived with Arthur Price in Portland. His father William Ward resides in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Arthur Ward
Centerville
Jackson
Ward
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ebersbach Construction Company
Jackson County
West Virginia
Arthur Price
Portland
William Ward
Gallia County Community Survey Planned for Water System
Gallia County Community Association will conduct an engineer survey of Gallipolis water conditions to assess current state and to make recommendations for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Community Association
Moon collision warned by Sir Oliver Lodge at Morley College
Sir Oliver Lodge spoke at Morley College in Westminster about the moon possibly colliding with the earth millions of years hence. He said lunar forces will pull it back to its parent body and warned the moon and Mars may collide within a few thousand years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.R
Morley College Westminister
Oliver Lodge
Oliver
Earth
Moon
Mars
Athens WCTU Endorses Hoover for President
The Athens County Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution endorsing Herbert Hoover for president and pledging votes and influence to elect him. The meeting at the Methodist Church featured Mrs. Lillian Burt of Columbus criticizing Gov. Smith and urging education on alcohol effects. Roy Saylor was elected president with officers named and a plan for a county canvass to gain support for Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
United States
Athens County
Methodist Church
Athens
Lillian Burt
Columbus
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Ch Temperance Union
Burt
Mrs. Burt
Hoover
Roy Saylor
W. E. Clark
O. A. Sloane
Helen Lawrence
Jesse Thomas
Laura Nelsonville
Isabella Bullock
Glouster
Jesse Amesville
Eille Linscott
Arthur Hi Athens
Aung
Linscott
Textile Council to weigh five percent wage cut in New Bedford
The strike committee of the Textile Council will meet late today in New Bedford Massachusetts to consider proposed wage reductions of five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
U.P
The
Textile Council
Aves Debuts in European Opera in Dresden
Acclaim for Aves daughter of a Houston clergyman after her ropean operatic debut in Dresden last night earning strong reviews for her performance and operatic potential in the European stage.
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Dresden
Aves
Houston
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Coonville Open Shop
Ford Museum
Hoover Drive
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Meigs Inventor
John Coolinre
Gallipolis Hospital
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