Riots Sweep Berlin as Fascists Battle Communists in City
Rioting in Berlin's central districts interrupted theater crowds and shopping traffic as Fascists attacked shops owners mainly Jews and fired pistols into the air. Police noted a large turnout by left and right wing factions with 53 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Parliment
Tiergarten
Leipzigerstrasse
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Leipsic
Wertheims
Leipzgerplatz
Daugherty indicted in bank fraud case tied to Ohio banks
Mal S. Daugherty former Ohio State Bank president and brother of Harry M. Daugherty faces fifty eight counts of embezzlement misapplication and falsification in Fayette County. He was declared bankrupt after inability to pay 77000 in promissory notes and held on 340000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & H
Mal S. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Fayette County Grand Jury
Ohio State
Virgil Vincent
W. S. Paxson
Daugherty
Common Pleas
H. M. Rankin
Harry
Columbus
Jane Daugherty
Washington DC
H. Daugherty
Fayette County
Bettman
Ohio
Paxson
Midland Bank
O. C. Gray
State Superintendent of Banks
Washington Court House Librarian Declares Bankruptcy
Helen Glassock librarian at Washington D. H. filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court. She lists liabilities of 15608 dollars and assets of 5480 dollars. Except for eight dollars in taxes the liabilities are notes held by the Ohio State Bank at Washington D. H. which she signed. The bank is in liquidation after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
Columblur
Helen Glassock
Washington D. H
Ohio State Bank
Cincinnati socialite dies in Morocco air crash
Mrs Monica Goebel Dix 24 a noted Cincinnati society woman and her husband Tennille Dix die when a French mail plane crashes near Larache Morocco due to fog. Also killed are pilot M Laguerrie and M Benazet. Bodies sent to Tangiers for consular handling. The Dixs had lived in Orange New Jersey and were en route from Europe to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Goebel Dix
Cincinnati Society
Larache
Morocco
Herman Goebel
Hives
Bedford Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Herman P. Goebel
Dix
Tennille
Radio Aids in Capture Of Michigan Cop's Killers
Two men captured near Howe Indiana confessed to holding up the Merchants and Trust Branch Bank of Battle Creek this afternoon and killing a state trooper near Sturgis Michigan during their flight Their names were Tom Martin and James Gallagher and their Toledo addresses were listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Mich
Howe
Ind
Merchants and Trust Branch
Battle Creek
Sturgis
Tom Martin
James Gallagher
Toledo
Martin
Ft. Wayne
John S. Burke
Ringtown
Burke
Gallagher
Michigghn
White Pigeon
I .T
Richard Collins
East End
Old Merchants Trust and Savings Bank
Indiana
Lansing
Brighton
St. Jos
Floods Strain Brady as Second Texas Crest Drenches Town
Swollen rivers sent two-miles flood stages across Brady and the confluence of the Brady River, inundating fifteen businesses and washing out homes. The East Central Texas region faced a second flood within a week, while the Santa Fe line at Christoval reported four feet of water, the highest since 1906, prompting temporary evacuations and improvised levees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Brady
McCulloch County
Eden
South Concho
Christoval
Tom Green
Santa Fe
Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Jones Law Attack
The Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of the Jones law used to prosecute liquor offenses. Missouri challengers Hugh McElvogue and William J. Brown argued the statute’s punishment delegation violated the Constitution. The case notes potential precedent from a Waterloo Distilling Corp review on forfeiture under internal revenue laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jones Law
Washington
Missouri
St. Joseph
Hugh McElvogue
William J. Brown
McElvogue
Brown
United States District Court
Highth Circuit Court of Appeals
Waterloo Distilling Corporation
Waterloo
N. Y
Internal Revenue Laws
Max
Fannie Rein
Seneca Solvent and Chemical Corporation
Internal Revenue Law
Sweetest Week shows in ten street car riders replies
The Inquiring Reporter notes Sweetest Week as candy firms gift boxes to ten riders chosen for answering why they ride street cars. The majority say riding is the cheapest way to get where they’re going, reflecting the public transit habit during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Street Railway Company
Cincinnati Candy Association
Cincinnati
Morris Declares History of Elder Man. Fair Dealing Noted
Judge Bell adjourned the trial of Frank J. and Clarence A. Dorger, former Cosmopolitan Bank officers, as Prosecutor Schwab outlined charges. Eight men and five women were seated in the Criminal Court jury box as the case opened. The jury will be sequestered for the trial and will be cared for at the Metropole Hotel during its long residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Nelson Schwab
Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Froome Morris
Charles S. Bell
Bell
William M. Anderson
Metropole
Schwab
Louis J. Schneider
Dudley Miller
Three Border Patrolmen Arrested on Conspiracy Charges
Three U S border patrolmen, Coveney Coolican and Cheatham, were jailed in Canton N Y on conspiracy charges after months of inquiry by Treasury agents. Bail set at 10000 for Coveney and Coolican and 5000 for Cheatham. The case ties to a two year old fatal shooting near Mooers during a bootleg pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
United States
Canton
Francis L. Coveney
Charles Coolican
Weldon J. Cheatham
Special Treasury
Dallas M. Hazleton
Gouveneur
Coveney
Cheatham
Mooers
Rouses Point
John Tulloch
Port Hero
Treasury Department
Washington
Oliver D. Burden
Syracuse
Burden
Coveney and Cheatham
Arthur Gordon
Plattsburg
Border Patrol
Tulloch
Grand
City Extends East Fifth Street Widening Plans
City officials announce willingness to widen East Fifth Street between Main and Pike as part of a broader bond program. An $1,800,000 needed to exercise the options will be absorbed over several years, tying the project to the Columbia avenue approach and avoiding immediate tax hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Main
Pike Streets
Cincinnati Club
Alfred Bettman
Joint Bond and Improvement Committee
C. A. Dykstra
Russell Wilson
Million Spent on Equipment to Make Beer
Fred Pabst Sr of Milwaukee reveals nearly one million dollars in new brewing equipment is installed at his plant, ready to resume beer production on short notice if Prohibition ends. He argues restoration will strengthen the economy and cites prewar figures on production and employment. Ohio breweries also stand ready to resume beer production quickly if Congress modifies the Volstead Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Wis
Fred Pabst
Milwaukee Brewing Concern
Prohibition, Remodeled For the Purpose. “It Is A Risk, I Know,’’ Mr. Pabst
Pabst
Ohio
Congress
Registration closes with new record in nonpresidential year
A city board of elections reports 1 469 people registered yesterday at Sycamore and New streets as extra registration days draw crowds. Offices reopen 8 30 am to midnight today urging those not yet registered to sign up. During fall three-day period 165 294 registered the highest aside from 1928. Registration now covers all time unless movers or married women require changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Sycamore
New Streets
Board
Brazil Rebels Capture Florianopolis As Insurrection Spreads
Rio de Janeiro reports government seizure of a revolutionary group hidden in the capital planing an uprising. Elsewhere rebel forces advance through Santa Catarina toward Sao Paulo, with federal troops in coastal defense and several Parana towns falling. Ten Curtiss-Wright planes reportedly ordered by the federal authorities.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Cpoeie-enm
Brazil
Florianopolis
Santa Catharina
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Costa
Jacarezinho
San Jose da Platina
Morrow Stands For Prohibition Repeal In Senate Bid
Newark October 13 Dwight W Morrow campaigning for the U S Senate reiterated support for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and return to state liquor control He said he would vote to renominate President Hoover in 1932 noting the nation mood and unemployment He is candidate for both full six year term and the unexpired term of Walter Edge opponent Democrats Alexander Simpson and Thelma Parkinson The Republican praised Hoover as a peacemaker at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
Himelf
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Senate
United States
Morrow
Walter E. Edge
France
Alexander Simpson
Thelma Parkinson
Excover
Policeman Sued Over Beating at Woman’s Home
Mrs. Alexina Redden of 737 Kenyon avenue sues Cincinnati officer Lloyd H Perkins 834 Laurel street and his surety National Surety Company for 5000 alleging he entered her home April 12 1930 beat her causing injuries including hemorrhages and a premature birth while charging disorderly conduct. The suit was filed in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas and continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexina Redden
Kenyon Avenue
Cincinnati
Lloyd H.perkins
Laurel Street
Fourth District
National Surety Company
Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas
Perkins
Bavonette
Bank officials arraigned in multi indictment case
Joseph J. Castillini former Brotherhood National Bank president faces arraignment before U S District Judge Robert Nevin on conspiracy to violate national banking laws in three indictments. Co defendants include Lyman Norris and Harry Rosenblum with Shafer linked to excessive loans and misapplied funds. Castillini, Norris, and Rosenblum indicted on false entries and reports with listed misapplications and bonds cases. Norris and Rosenblum free on 25000 dollar bond as Castillini is out of the city awaiting Thursday arraignment in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Castillini
Brotherhood National Bank
Robert Nevin
United States
Moon
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Brotherhood Bank
Amor W. Shafer
H. L. Doherty Company
Cosmopolitan Bank
Castellini
United States District Court Room
Federal Building
Lyman §. Norris
Harry Rosenblum
Shafer
Hare
Norris
Rosenfum
California
Cincinnati
Pryde Park
Rosenblum
United States Comptroller
National Banking Act
Norris and
Norris and Rosenblum
Liberty
Temperatures Across States Forecast Cooler Showers
Weather table shows Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana West Virginia and other regions with partly cloudy skies Tuesday and Wednesday, increasing cloudiness, and possible showers. Temperatures range from coolers in several areas to highs around the mid seventies. Precipitation and average temperatures are noted for the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
East Portlo
Indiana
West Virginia
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
Omaha
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U. S
J. J. Castellini
Mal Daugherty
Brotherhood
Potsdamerplatz
Michigan
Funced Loomopolitan
Mr. Morris
U.S
Fifth Street
Ence Club
Pabst Brewery
Elorianopolo
Prohibition
Institution
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