Northwestern Triumphs 19 2 Over Ohio State In Big Ten Clash
Northwestern, led by Lee Hanley and Perry Rentner, defeated Ohio State 19 to 2 in Evanston. Rentner threw a 26 yard pass for a score and intercepted a Buckeye pass for a touchdown while Northwestern’s defense shut down late Buckeye threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weekes
Evanston
Ill
Lee Hanley
Big Pus Rentner
Hank” Bruder
Northwestern
Ohio State
Rentner
Hanley
Larry Oliphant
Wildcats
Buckeye
Northsn
Capt
Bruder
University Hospital
Holcomb
Dick Hanley
Ohio
Buckeyes
Buck Hanley
Wildcat
Hinchman
Wesley Fesler
Tax Delinquency Forces City Hall Budget Review
The September tax settlement shows a $35 961 35 deficiency for city departments due to delinquent taxes totaling 547 577, up from last year. Officials fear funding cuts may delay plans for a General Hospital out patient dispensary and related medical college support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Urner
Yesterof
Ity
Charles O. Rose
Council
Urner
General Hospital
Medical
City Manager Dykstra Loses Motormeter Amid Police Rally
City police buzzed with energy after a thief lifted a motor meter valued at $10 from City Manager Dykstra s car. Orders went out for the force to show there is a limit to crime in Cincinnati as officers intensified readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul
Plains of
Cumminsville
Detroit
Dykstra
Cincinnati
Atlantic Flyers Complete Hop to Objective
Toronto reports Capt. Erroll Boyd and Lieut. Harry Connor landed the Columbia at Croydon Field to complete a 27 hour flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to London via the Scilly Isles. Fuel problems near Scilly forced a stop and the crew prepared to continue toward Australia if possible the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Columbia
Australia
Erroll Boyd
Croydon
England
Croydon Field
Harbor Grace
N. F
London
Scilly Isles
Errol Boyd
Royal Air Force
Harry P. Connor
United States Naval Reserve
Tresco
Scilly
Isles
Boyd
Lieut. Conner
Errol
A. E. Priest
Zeebrugge
Priest
Connor
Atlantic
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles A. Levine
Roger A. Williams
Consier
Bermuda
Levine
Cardington
Montreal
Final weeks of campaign as parties stay optimistic
Washington reports show Republicans and Democrats tightening up for the last three weeks of the 1934 congressional drive. Leaders Lucas and Shouse stress a workable majority in the House and little Senate change while planning headliners and nationwide radio hooks ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Robert H. Lucas
National Committee
Lucas
House
Senate
Shouse
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
James Cox
Ohio
O. P
Davis
Labor de
Rail Viaduct To Be Lowered Eleven Feet In Cincinnati
Cincinnati engineers plan to lower the 900-foot Southern Railroad viaduct known as the High Line by about eleven feet two weeks from now. The single-unit lowering will connect Garrard avenue to Carr street, easing freight and passenger car movements between Vine street yards and Southern yards near Lincoln Park. The project, termed a ticklish job by Acting Chief Engineer George P. Stewitts, involves no span cuts and will align east tracks with Southern yards and the Vine Street main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Southern Railroad
Southern
Gest Street
George P. Stewitts
Henry M
Lincoln Park
Vine Street
East Fifth Street Widening Delayed in Cincinnati Plan
City Bond Committee and the Highways Committee delayed widening East Fifth Street as part of a basin wide improvement plan around the Columbia avenue approach to downtown Cincinnati. Mayor Wilson urged proceeding within a single coherent program, warning against partial steps that could stall the project and invite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
City Bond Committee
Highways Committee of Council
Cincinnati
Columbia Avenue
Russell Wilson
Charles O. Rose
East Third Street
Ayor Wilson
Pensacola Ordered to Brazil to Save Americans
The Pensacola cruiser was ordered to Guantanamo to be near Brazil in case Americans must be evacuated. State Department officials said Brazil assured protection of lives and property and that the move is not intervention but a precaution amid the revolt. The air mail route to Santos from Paramaribo was deferred due to disorder. About 2,763 Americans were in Brazil, concentrated in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct
Brazil
Pensacola
Brazilian Foreign Office
Rio de Janeiro
United States
War Or
Navy Department
Post Office Department
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Santos
State Department
Sao Paulo
Washington Speakeasy Map Shows 934 Raids in Capital
Washington Crusaders claim gin mills operate on federal property and near the White House. A map by R S Lusk Inc based on police raids from Sept 29 1929 to Apr 30 1930 lists 934 raids with liquor found, 397 by undercover agents. The map spots saloons near Capitol, Cabinet homes, and embassies, some on charity or bank properties, with enforcement costs estimated at 600000 to 700000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
United States
White House
Crusaders
Capitol
R. S. Lusk, Inc
Ises
Bureau of Prohibition
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Corps
Cooper Earns Favor in Ohio With Program in Sight
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Gov. Myers Y. Cooper in Cincinnati after a vigorous campaign week backed by state funds for highway projects. He garners enthusiasm in Noble County to Cleveland, promotes a welfare program tax relief for farmers homeowners and business, and criticizes opponents for lack of concrete plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Noble County
Cleveland
Cooper
Porter Wins Women Journalists Awards At Ohio Conference
Amy Porter of The Commercial Tribune Cincinnati won two awards at the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association convention in Cleveland. She earned $100 for the most outstanding piece by any member and $15 for the best real estate feature. Porter was cited for fire coverage at Ohio State Penitentiary, noted as the first woman inside the walls after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Amy Porter
Miss Porter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Women’s Association
Columbus
Cleveland
Col
Robert McCormick
Chicago Tribune
H. F. Harrington
Medill School of Journalism
M. E. Tracy
New York
Harry E. Taylor
Portsmouth
Iss Porter
Ohio Penitentiary
Ruth Elgutter
Teledoces
Ealey Peace League
Registration extended by two days for voters
The Board of Elections extended registration time by two days to accommodate thousands seeking to register. Permanent registration will be available tomorrow and Tuesday at 622 Sycamore Street from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., according to signatures of Chairman S. A. Butterfield and members William J. Leonard, Walter M. Schoenle, and Paul Schirmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
S. A. Butterfield
William J. Leonard
Walter M. Schoenle
Paul Schirmer
Extra Voter Registration Days Appoint Tomorrow in Cincinnati
Cincinnati prepares two additional registration days after three regular sessions yield 165 294 total. Board of Elections allows Nome entrants at Sycamore and New streets, with 53 802 signing yesterday including 23 438 women. Fall turnout trails 1928 presidential year, as four days were then allowed. Women total 64 789 versus 89 563 in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Elections
Board
Sycamore
New Streets
Major College Football Scores From Weekend Action
Michigan State routs Cincinnati 32 to 0 while Georgia Tech shutout Carnegie 81 to 0. Notre Dame beats Navy 26 to 2 and Penn State overwhelms Marshall 65 to 0. Ohio State frustrated by Northwestern 19 to 2, and Wisconsin blanks Chicago 34 to 0. Numerous other results across Ohio and the East plus Navy, Stanford, Yale, and Boston-area games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoldi
Notre Dame
NAVY
Northwestern
Ohio State
Michigan State
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Stanford
Georgia
Yale
Ichigan
Purdue
Ray
Swarthmore
Penn State
Marshall
Carnegie Tech
Georgia Tech
Harvard
Springfield
West Virginia
Washington and Lee
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Auburn
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Indiana
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Illinois
Butler
Washington State
Southern California
Ohio
Miami
Kentucky
West C.ederville
Urbana
West Liberty
Willamaton
Holy Cross
Catholic U
Maine
Connecticut Les
Clarkson
Colgate
la Fayette
Columbia
Wesleyan
Ursinus
Dickinson
Bowdoin
Williams
Rochester
Hamilton
Genoa Honors Columbus Birthplace Amid 1492 Celebrations
Genoa prepares a grand salute for Christopher Columbus, its celebrated son. Flags from many nations adorn the harbor as ships hoist banners. The Colombo family home is opened to visitors with a marble tablet in medieval Latin marking Columbus’s birth. Ambassadors and dignitaries visit the site while relics and a Santa Maria log fragment are showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
America
Christopher Columbus
United States
Colombo
Christophorus Columbua
Columbus
Woolcarder
Guard of Honor
Wh Palace
North
South America
Santa Maria
Galloping Joe Scores Three Goals as Middies Rally
Galloping Joe pranged across the goal three times while the Rockne line held firm. The Tars stayed safe in the final minutes, avoiding a shutout as they surged toward a post-season bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pranges
Rockne
Tars
Galloping Joe Savoldi Leads Notre Dame to Navy Victory
Notre Dame defeats Navy 26 to 2 in the dedication game for their new stadium. Galloping Joe Savoldi from Three Oaks, Michigan, dominates with three touchdowns and strong defense, as 40,000 fans celebrate the home debut. Fred Staab adds a late touchdown, while Brill and Schwartz contribute key plays amid the celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Three Oaks
Mich
Joe
Savoldi
Navy
Knute Rockne
Middies
Rockne
Yey
Marty Brill
Fred Staab
Madison
Wis
Byng
Brill
Schwartz
Explosion at movie set injures dozens in Arizona canyon
A blast of black powder and dynamite on a Dinosaur Canyon film site near Flagstaff injured 40 people. Fifteen were seriously hurt and two possibly fatally. 25 received minor injuries. Most seriously hurt were treated in Flagstaff Hospital or en route, with two transported to Tuba City. The accident occurred during filming for a Pathe Studios desert picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Ariz
Dinosaur Canyon
Here
Tuba City
Pathe Studios, Incorporated
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Across States
Temperatures across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and West Virginia show fair conditions Sunday and Monday with increasing cloudiness and little change in temperatures. Showers likely in western Kentucky with mild conditions continuing in Indiana and expect rising clouds in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Portion
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
New York
City
Ville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee
Seve
Willaman
Hanley and Rentner
Atlantic Flyers
Scilly Island
Tom Wilhelm
B. C. P. Chitra
House of Representatives
R. R
Wilson
Rose
Alfred
Meety
Cleve
Columbus, CO
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ever
Issu
Einai
Mary Howell
Cate
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Severth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!