King Football Comes to Ohio Stadium
Prohibition moved to the forefront as New York Republicans call for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, stirring tensions within the GOP and drawing response from former Navy Secretary Daniels and other critics. President Hoover’s stance remains unsettled as enforcement reviews loom.
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Russia Wheat Rumors Spark Market Speculation
Arthur Brisbane notes rumors that Russia was shipping wheat to influence prices, with Bolshevik planning cited and traders reacting as prices rose. He questions whether Amtorg and high finance can outsmart the market while reflecting on time and fate beyond current events. Continued on Page 1.
Coast Guard searches for two missing fliers in Lake Erie
Coast guard cutters and planes hunt for the bodies of Pilot William Parker of Cleveland and William S. McNulty of Columbus after their Curtiss-Robin motor plane vanished near Cleveland. Wreckage washed ashore near Conneaut with serial numbers confirming the craft.
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Wiliam S. McNulty
Columbus
Bufala
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Tuttle Puts Tammany Corruption Issue Center Stage
Republican Governor candidate Charles H. Tuttle blasts Tammany Hall as the state’s corruption epicenter. He links the New York City administration to graft found during his U.S. Attorney tenure, criticizing Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and tying reform to his nomination campaign. The salvos echo across party lines as rivals react to the charge.
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United Press
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Court orders reopenings for three districts schools
Judge J Darby ruled in Athens County Common Pleas Court that Willey Creek, South Caiaan and Golde Subcats must be used and reopened, while Hebbardart School was ordered reopened due to deplorable conditions. The decision followed a week of testimony with residents watching closely and parties indicating potential appeals.
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Caiaan
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J. Iti A Darby
Vinton County
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Suurday
Dorby
Helardsville
Alex Root
Court of Appeals
Lord Basses
Duorteys
Derby
Fall Weather Predicted Ahead in Ohio and Midwest
The Weather Bureau predicts a cool weekend across Ohio and nearby states with frosts likely tonight. Temperatures are expected near 40 degrees, and officials warn of killing frosts as a cold air mass sweeps in from the west.
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Columbus
U.P
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
E. V. Wolfe
Athenn County
Rovers
Watt
Chicago Man Talks Self Into Hands Of Police
A man named Gugik was arrested by federal agents on charges of income tax fraud involving about $767,000. He claimed the sum was far less and argued the money came from his wife, insisting he is not in any racket. Authorities moved charges between courts and set a $16,000 bond amid questions of evasion versus vagrancy.
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Harry ‘Guark
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Gugik
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Ho Dows
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World Series Opens as Sullivan Sets Watch at Shibe Park
In Philadelphia a man named William J. Sullivan stationed himself by the bleacher window at Shibe Park at midnight to buy eight sun seats for the World Series opener next Wednesday. He arrived prepared with a suitcase of items for a long vigil.
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Wiliam J. Sullivan
Shibe Park
Sullivan
Weather outlook for next week from U S Weather Bureau
The forecast from the United States Weather Bureau for Ohio Valley and Tennessee calls for generally fair weather with a period of showers midweek or shortly after. Temperatures rise after Monday with notably warmer conditions by midweek. Cooter Friday and Saturday.
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United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Hoover to Visit Camp in Virginia for Campaign Tour
President Hoover planned to leave today for Camp in Virginia to visit his son Herbert and to rest preparatory to a heavy speaking schedule during the next 19 days.
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Hoover
Fin Aptian
Virginia
Herbert
Short selling barred as Russia leads rally in wheat market
Prices fall heavily as short selling by Russia and others is barred. The market drops to lows not seen in years with September wheat down amid a broad demoralization of the Liverpool market. Prominent figures including Morrell and Uydeater are cited as officials discuss the impact on American grain prices and potential foreign interventions.
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Neighbor and widow held in Barnes death case
Akron Sept 27 a neighbor Marshal W I Cornel 43 and widow Mrs Esther Gernes 37 were questioned after Barnes death when the car he drove exploded. Investigators say Barnes was killed in a plot by Cornel and Mrs Barnes. The couple were arrested after the funeral and seen over Barnes policies. Katherine Palmer daughter of Rep Sladman announced candidacy for her late father’s unexpired term.
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Esther Gernes
Benet
Barnes
Cornel
Washington
Katherine Palmer
Treaite
Charles At ‘Sladman
North Carolina
World Series on Massive Messenger Score Board
Readers watch every game on a giant Messenger score board as the World Series unfolds. Daily updates highlight key moments and upcoming schedule with fans tracking progress, teams, and venues across multiple broadcasts.
Protest Over Non-Union Men for White House Print Jobs
A protest targets President Roosevelt's administration for employing non union print workers in White House publishing. Labor leaders condemn the contract terms and push for divestment from contractors using lower wage, non union labor. The dispute centers on bids and compliance with union standards and higher wage requirements.
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Ohio Utilities OK Purchase of 12 Telephone Firms
Columbus Sept 27 The Public Utilities Commission authorized the purchase of twelve local telephone companies by the Ohio Cities Telephone Company. Firms to merge include Lima, Celina and Mercer, Coshocton, Caldwell, Garrettsville, Canton Burke, Lowell Farms, Marion, Mandan, Ohio City Home, Wilshire, and Pleasant City Telephone Companies.
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Ver Count Telephone Co
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Marmers Telephone Co
Caldwell
Garrettavillé Telephone Co
Cibaonburke Telephone Co
Lowell Farm
Ire Telephone Exchange Co
Mandon“ Telephone Co
Ohio City Home Telephone Co
Wilshire Telephone C
Wreti Telephone Co
Pleasant Clily Telephone Co
London Naval Pact praised by Senator Fess at rally
Boston Sept 27 A M The London Naval Pact will stand as a notable service toward world peace Senator Bimn eon D Fess of Ohio keynote speaker at the Republican State Convention Reviewing Hoover era accomplishments Senator Fegan said Kansas City pledges to farm relief and tariff revision were fulfilled without delay in both letter and spirit
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Opiri
Two Die In Auto Tragedy In Kent County
A fatal two car crash in Kent resulted in the deaths of Joronau and Helen Caoothine, ages 12, along with several injured including Mra tertha George, 22, and Denny Lew. Witnesses described a chaotic scene at the Madina Red tease Solke area. Authorities are investigating cause and circumstances of the collision.
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Lee Orleans
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Mra Tertha George
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Kent
Furents
Leon Uoel
Rome
Bern Linard
Donahey Slams Cooper Charge as Misleading
Columbus dispatch reports former Governor Vic Donahue accusing Cooper charges of misrepresentation. He asserts inherited obligations from prior administrations skew the finances and challenges urging the state auditor to verify transfers. Also notes Buckeye city sentencing in a murder case with Ray McCartney and Burl Mies.
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Rane
Mwien Lolay
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Cooper
Shera
Donahyy
Fragmentary Index Snippets From War and Local Notices
Disjointed OCR text hints at items in a news index or page pointers. Mentions overseas powers, gambling issues, and various local items. Lacks clear events or identifiable people beyond generic references.
Bobcat Champs Start Season With Victory
Bobcats beat Washington College 27 to 0 as Green and White fielded a strong start to the season. Crowd of about 2,600 watched Liberty, Mather, and assessors contribute to a dominant showing with Manners.
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