Wall Street Sees Sharp Break As Prices Plunge Again
A sudden and broad drop in New York Stock Exchange prices shocked traders. Leading issues fell $10 to $30 per share with some inactive specials down $31 to $100, while First National Bank stock traded at extreme levels.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
First National Bank
New York Bank and Trust Company
Monay
Stock Exchange
Penn
New York State
New York Banking Group
J. P. Morgan & Co
German airliner crash kills six near Croydon in fog
Prince Eugene Schaumberg Lippe and Commander Glen Kidston survive severe burns after German airliner bound from Croydon to Berlin crashes into trees on a hillside in Surrey. Six of eight aboard die, including pilot Rod Schinka and mechanic Ulrich. Survivors describe a terrifying impact and the blaze that followed.
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Marden Park
Surrey
Eng
Croydon
Berlin
Prince Eugene Schaumberg-Lippe
Kaiser
Glen
Robbins Named Ohio Bishop Coadjutor After Nelson Declines
Dr Howard Chandler Robbina former dean of Astor John the Divine and professor of pastoral theology at the General Theological Seminary is named coadjutor bishop of Ohio after Dr Frank Nelson declines the post.
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Howard Chandler Robbins
Dean H. C. Robbins
New York
Ohio
Frank Nelson
Howard Chandler Robbina
Ast John,the Divine
The
General Theologica
Nelson
Dean Robbins
Dr. Nelson
Gooper to Aak Survey of Our Tax Situation
Gov Cooper plans a nonpartisan committee to study the tax classification amendment approved by voters. The panel will propose modifications for the 1931 Legislature and review property taxation, with real estate exempt from taxes beyond a fifteen mile limit. Include prominent Ohio figures as potential members.
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Columbus, CO
Cooper
Parry D. Silver Toy
Vic Donahey
Russell Wilson Wins City Council On First Choice Votes
Election board tallies from 500 precincts show Russell Wilson leading City Council race with 22 048 first choice votes. Druffel and Rose follow, while party split appears among Charter Republicans and Independents as transfer counting begins.
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Russell Wilson
Board of Elections
Gibson Roof Garden
John H. Druffel
Charles O. Rose
Stanley Matthews
Edward B. Imbus
Joseph H. Woeste
Meredith Yeatman
Frank A. B. Hall
Alex, Patterson
Martin Daly
Max Friedman
Julian A. Pollak
H. F. Cornette
Harry H. Garrison
Eric Schulte
William Licht
George Hauser
Conrad Redman
Harold P. Murray
George W. B. Conrad
Thomas J. McFarland
Edward J. Hummel
A. Neuhaug
Edward Dixon
Charterites
Murray Seasongood
Youthful bandits rob Clifton drug store after Wasser’s deli heist
Two youths suspected in the Wasser man’s delicatessen robbery on Burnet avenue Avondale last five days earlier held up a drug store at 219 Warner street Clifton. They forced the proprietor Theodore Schmidt clerk George Lutz and two customers to back room and took about $100 from the register and a small safe. Two women in the store were not molested. A spokesman said they do not rob women. Additional patrons Alberta Osterhage and William B. Graham were present during the hold up.
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Wasserman’s Delicatessen
Burnet Avenue
Avondale
Warner Street
Clifton
Theodore Schmidt
George Lutz
Charles H. Kienker
Rohs Street
Lena Addison
Cinnamon Street
Schmidt
Kienker
Addison
Alberta Osterhage
William BE. Graham
Wheeler Street
Graham
Fatal gun attack after Crosley plant exit
A man fired into a crowd of Crosley Radio workers as they left the plant, wounding Claude Hughes 36 and four others. Three men in a car fled after a failed attempt to pick up women. one driver, Sam Dalton, 29, is in custody. Police continue inquiries into the shooting.
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Crosley Radio
Lorene Wagner
Venice
James Crowe
Price Avenue
Edward Mappes
Vine Street
Cheviot
Flora Gory
Colerain Avenu Hughes
Miss Wagner
Good Samaritan
Sam Dalton
Race Street
Vuanicton
Mattie Hughes
Claud Hughes
George E. Seigert
Darwin Avenue
Hughes
Seigert
Jon
Crowe
Senate halts tariff rise as pig iron duty falls to 75 cents
In a 48 to 30 vote, the administration led group curbed a proposed pig iron increase. Democrats and Western Republicans backed the Barkley 75 cent rate, reversing the higher $1.50 plan pushed by Finance Committee Republicans. The House had kept the prior $1.12 duty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Sacket
Broussart
Ransdell
Louisiana
Hetfuir
Alabama
Kendrick
Wyoming
Ashurst
Black
Blease
Bratton
Brock
Caraway
Connal’y
Copeland
Fletcher
George
Harris
Hoover Replies To Senator Johnson Over Dinner Invitation
President Hoover writes Senator Johnson of California to explain missing him and other Foreign Relations members from a White House dinner for ambassadors Dawes and Guggenheim. He says the omission was a mistake and that the matter is now settled.
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California
Solon
White House
Washington
Hoover
Johnson
Senate
Senator Johnson
Dawes
Guggenheim
Reed
Pennsylvania
Three Eddy children die in Farm House Fire
In Thompsonville Michigan three Eddy children died when their farm home burned. The victims are Lulu 4 Lenna 3 and Walter Melvin 1. The cause is unknown but neighbors suspect the children ignited matches. Frank Eddy and his wife were away at the time.
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Thompsonville
Mich
Frank Eddy
Here
Eddy
Lulu
Lenna
Walter Melvin
George Peters
Peters
Death Isle Formed by Santa Maria Eruption in Guatemala
Officials estimate the Santa Maria eruption toll at over 400 as lava pours from a crater and threatens nearby farmlands. Relief expeditions have been sent to the stricken area ninety miles north of Guatemala City as Pan American Airways pilots observe the crater from above.
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Death Isle
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Santa Maria
Americas
Mt. Pelee
Martinique
D. G. Richardson
Teas
Mexican Aviation
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Mexico
Brookhart Delivers Booze Party Testimony to Jurors
Senator Brookhart told the District of Columbia Grand Jury about a Wall street booze party attended by Senators. District Attorney Rover said subpoenas to four men, including E. W. Atterbury and Otto H. Kahn, would depend on the grand jury action. Brookhart refused to say what he told the jurors or whether he urged subpoenas.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Grand Jury
Wall Street
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Leo A. Rover
Brookhart
Senate
Kentucky State Senator Burkamp dies at 56
William A. Burkamp 56 of 10 Henry Court Fr. Thomas Ky a Campbell County state senator and longtime Kentucky bar member died last night after a short pneumonia illness Gov Samp son praised his public service and legal career Burkamp was a Cincinnati Law School graduate and served as Campbell County Republican chairman Also a Mason Shriner Elk and lifelong resident he is survived by his widow Rose Burkamp
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William A. Burkamp
Henry Court
Fr. Thomas
Campbell County
Kentucky
Burkamp
Flem D. Sampson
Charles B. Truesdell
Ft. Thomas
State Senate
Cincinnati Law School
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Otto Wolf
Republican Executive Committee
The
Masons
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Then" and the Elks
Camdan County
Rose Burkamp
Acquittal in Texas slaying of son-in-law
R H Hamilton was acquitted of murder for shooting Tom Walton Jr in his Amarillo law office on May 4. The verdict, reached on the third ballot after one hour nine minutes in court, came as Hamilton was absent when announced. The foreman J J Whitsett led the jury. Robert H Hamilton Jr and Dexter Hamilton congratulated the foreman afterward.
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Weatherford
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
Tom Walton, Jr
Hamilton
Ammarillo
Tech
Acquital
J. J. E. Whitsett
Dexter Hamilton
Robert
Dexter
Fess Admitted to Bar in United States Circuit Court
Lehr Fess of Toledo son of U S Senator Simeon D Fess was admitted to the bar of the United States Circuit Court yesterday. United States District Attorney presented Fess to the Court. Akron attorneys E S Sheck and P H Stevens also admitted to the bar.
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Fess
Lehr Fess
Toledo
Simeon D. Fess
United States
Ohio
United States Circuit Anc of Appeals
Veth May
United States District Ney
E. S. Sheck
P. H. Stevens
Akron
Three Pantages Jurors Admit Coercion in Verdict
Three women jurors in the Alexander Pantages rape trial swore affidavits claiming they were coerced into a guilty verdict. They cited the phrase with clemency in the verdict and fear of Reverend Shuler’s radio threats as influencing their votes.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Pantages
Eunice Pringle
San Quentin
Garland Biffle
Christina D. Ulrich
William Ingles
Lotta C. Steiner
Charles Fricke
R. P. Shuler
Ulrich
Ingles
Prohibition Deemed a Failure by Episcopal Temperance Leader
The Rev Joseph Henry Dodshon, head of the Church Temperance Society, argues prohibition is the most ignoble experiment and urges the U S to study overseas systems. He cites Canada, England, Norway, Sweden and Finland, saying crime fell and jails emptied abroad while America expands prisons. He states prohibition is un-Christian and un-American and criticizes enforcement and public opinion.
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Episcopal Temperance Head
U. S
Christ
Joseph Henry Dodshon
New York
Church Temperance Society
Episcopal Church of America
Hoover
Dodshow
Canada
England
Norway
Sweden
Finland
America
Buckley Begins Term At Atlanta Penitentiary
Bert Buckley former Ohio State Treasurer arrived in Cincinnati last night and departed for Atlanta Penitentiary at 8 40. He will start serving a two and a half year sentence after being convicted of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. Deputy United States Marshal John Theobald leads Buckley and several other prisoners on the trip.
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Bert Buckley
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Atlanta
John Theobald
United States
Buckley
Ambassador Davies Faces Jammed Thanksgiving Eatery Schedule
Ambassador Charles G. Davies, set to resume his post Tuesday, confronts a packed string of lunches and dinners through November 14 with the Prince of Wales as a guest at a London inn of court event. His three-a-day schedule continues until after the American Society Thanksgiving banquet in London.
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London
Charles G. Davies
Inns of Court
Prince of Wales
American Society
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