Cincinnati Debated Over City and County Overheads
In a Cin cinnatus Association debate G O P leader Robert A Taft rebuts Murray Seasongood and Herbert Koch as they spar over public expenditures Taft citing City Auditor figures shows city costs rising faster than county costs Koch defends party responsibility and criticizes private business standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Taft
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Murray Seasongood
Civic Club
Herbert F. Koch
Citizens Committee
Taft
Koch-Taft
Cinciinnatus Association
Sea
Seasongood
Robert Heuck
Bob Heuck
Fred Schneller
Kosina Kitchen Becomes Gynarchy Court Ruling
Judge Sullivan rules the kitchen is the private domain of Mrs Frances Kosina with Jacob Kosina barred during cooking hours and until October 31. A social worker will sample meals to judge culinary rank in the Kosina household.
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Chicago
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Frances Kosina
Jacob Kosina
Kosina
Jacob
Heri
Registration closes with 169 763 total in Cincinnati
The Board of Elections closed permanent registration last night without finishing yesterday’s count. An estimated 3,000 registered during the day, added to 1,469 on Monday and 165,294 across three days, for a total around 163,763. In 1928 Hoover Smith voters totaled 208,426. Registrants on permanent blocks won’t need to re register unless they move or, for women, upon marriage.
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Board of Elections
Cincinnati
Maree
Diamond Shot in West Side Hotel in New York
Gangster Jack Legs Diamond was wounded in a Sunday morning shooting at a West Side hotel. Police investigated with many theories as District Attorney Crain discussed statements by suspect Ginsberg, who claimed he, his wife and child were distant in New Jersey and Philadelphia.
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New York
Jack
Diamond
West Side
Crain
Ginsberg
Wallace
Bennett
Edgewater
N. J
Philadelphia
Tom Marshall
Dr. Babcock
Harry Drescher
Drescher
Joseph Goldie
British papers blame day law for U S gangs
London editors criticize American gang warfare and prohibition’s impact after the Diamond shooting. The Daily Mail argues private vengeance outpaces law and warns the vast crime interests grew with the 18th Amendment, decrying the created situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
NDON
Diamond
The
Daily Mail Today
United States
Pri- York World News Service
Jvate
Kidnapped Heiress Released by Captor
Alma Wilson McKinley, 24, heiress to an oil fortune, was freed by a lone intruder near Greenfield Missouri after being whisked away and forced to write a ransom note. She had no food or sleep, was exhausted, and was found back at her parents’ home. She is pregnant. The car ride ended with the abductor and victim walking along a road after the vehicle stuck in mud near Jerico Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Alma _ Wilson McKinely
Procter Named Chairman of Procter & Gamble Board
Col William Cooper Procter is elected Chairman of the board at Procter & Gamble. Richard R Deupree becomes President to succeed Procter. Procter started as a soap boiler forty seven years ago. the new president began as a treasury clerk twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
William Cooper Procter
William Procter
Procter &* Gamble Company
Richard R. Deupree
Col. Procter
Treasury Department
Cel. Procter
Procter & Gamble
Gadabeeta
Meson Bie Associates
Debt, discipline, and distrust urged for revival
Eugene R. Black, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, told Investment Bankers Association in New Orleans that prosperity depends on Americans paying debts and economizing. He warned against expecting a quick rise in living standards and noted farm mortgages as key to nationwide farmer troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Eugene R.,black
Federal’ Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Investment Bankers Association
America
Mr. Black
Cuba
Stock Exchange Heads Hold Secret Session With Hoover
White House officials disclosed that New York Stock Exchange leaders Richard Whitney and Allen Lindley met with President Hoover at the White House Sunday night to discuss the stock market downturn. The brief conference followed a day of further declines, with speculation mounting about possible government action on short selling and a Senate inquiry into credit and market manipulations.
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Washington
White House
New York Stock Exchange
Hoover
Richard Whitney
Allen Lindley
Rapidan Lodge
Ing
Department of Justice
Department
Stock Exchange
Senate
Glass
Dem
Dorger Case Opens with Gray Witness and Defense Challenge
The Dorger bank indictments trial began with O C Gray, State Superintendent of Banks, testifying after defense attorney Froome Morris opened for the Dodgers. Gray described closing the Cosmopolitan Bank and state oversight, as prosecutors argued the testimony supports a conspiracy theory while the defense sought to bar the evidence as irrelevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Nelson Schwab
Louis J. Schneider
Dudley M
O. C. Gray
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Froome Morris
Dodgers
Morris
Amor W. Shafer
H. L. Doherty & Co
Schwab
Outcast
Schneider
Charles 8
Berlin Diet opens amid Fascist and Communist clashes
In Berlin the Prussian Diet session opens with loud protests from Fascist and Communist delegates as speakers dispute dissolution and elections amid heavy police guard. House adjourns without business after gallery uproar. coalition blocs hold 228 of 449 seats with Fascists weak in number.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Diet Chamber
Leipzigerplatz
Braun
Hitler
Reichstag
Reich
Budding Grain Prices and Beer Market Outlook
Davenport official B T Dow declares that modifying the Volstead act to permit beer could create a demand for over 100000000 bushels of grain annually. Pabst cites near million-dollar plant upgrades. grain men foresee relief of surplus and job creation with full brewing capacity. Curtiss urges speedier ICC action to aid cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. T. Dow
Davenport
Grain and Feed Dealers’ National Association
Mr. Dow
United States
Pabst
Interstate Commerce Commission
James E. Curtiss
Lincoln, Neb
72 Year Old Nobleman Becomes British Air Boss
Lord Amulree, a 72 year old peer with limited aviation experience, is appointed Minister of Air in the Labour Government succeeding the late Lord Thomson. He has a strong record in industrial arbitration education and liquor matters and previously led the British industrial mission to the United States and Canada.
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London
Lord Amulree
Lord Thomson
United States
Canada
William Warrender Mackenzie
Baron Amalree of
Strathbraan
Walgreen discovers long-lost wartime helper to offer lifetime job
Oct 14 Chicago story tells how Charlie Morris, once a $9 a week porter, reconnects with Charles Walgreen after thirty years. Morris had helped Walgreen during the Spanish American War era and now meets him again at Walgreen offices in Chicago, receiving a lifetime position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Morris
Charlie
Charles Walgreen
Walgreen
Dame Fortune
Morris
Waltech
Watseka
Charlie Walgreen
Thirteen Convicts Escape Carolina Prison Camp
Thirteen prisoners fled the Person County prison camp in North Carolina after bars were sawed in a cell block. A posse of fifty men led by Capt. J. H. Loftin searched the grounds, while a trusty, E. C. Hilton, halted one escapee and alerted others to prevent further breakouts among the seventy-one inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Person
J. H. Loftin
Todd
Bandit Jake Fleagle Captured After Lamar Bank Robbery
Jake Fleagle, sought since the May 1928 Lamar Colorado bank raid, was wounded and captured on a Missouri Pacific train in Branson Missouri. He faces trial for murder after a trap by postal inspectors and state authorities led to his arrest. Four gang members were executed or jailed for the robbery and Parrish and his son were among the bank victims.
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Branson
Jake Fleagle
First National Bank of
Lamar
Colo
Ozark Mountain
Calinia
Colorado
Missouri
Arkansas
Fleagle
Missouri Pacific
Hollister
Springfield
Lamr
Cere
Cole
Canon City
Ralph Fleagle
Jake
George J. Abshier
Howard Royston
A. N. Parrish
Daugherty to Face 58 Counts in Bank Scandal
Ohio State Bank former head Mal 8 S Daugherty will be arraigned October 30 on fifteen indictments totaling fifty eight counts. He is charged with misapplic ation of funds embezzlement and falsification tied to 34000. Bond set at 40000 posted by brother Harry M Daugherty and mother Mrs Jake Daugherty. Grand jury to continue probe into Ohio State and Peoples and Drovers Banks following bankruptcy filings by O C Gray. Virgil Vincent faces perjury charges. arraignment date pending.
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Washington C. H
S. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Common ‘Pleas
W. H. Rankin
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
The
United States
Rankin
W. S. Paxson
Harry
Jake Daugherty
Washington Court House
Virgil Vincent
Ohio State and Peoples and Drover
Vincent
Ohio State
Peoples and Drovers
Gilbert Bettman
O. C. Gray
Brazil Rebels and Federals Claim Victories in Civil War Fronts
Reports from Porto Alegre detail gains along the Sao Paulo Parana line and into Matto Grosso. Battles at Camargo Quatigua and Gatinga yield rebel prisoners and matériel as federal troops retreat and analysts foresee a decisive clash near Sao Paulo City.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
Sao Paulo- Parana
Matto Grosso
Alfonso Camargo
Caropolis
Sao Paulo-Parana
Revolutionary Army
Trajano Marinho
Sao Paulo
Quatigua
Gatinga
Parana
Rio Grande Do Sul
Editors Asked by Day Bureau to State Views
The Bureau of Prohibition and the Department of Justice asked 3,000 newspapers to state their sentiment on national prohibition. The questionnaire seeks support or opposition to the Eighteenth Amendment and the dry laws, or neutrality. BE A Grant led the survey with a letter to editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Pibition
Department of Justice
BE. A. Grant
Rejeh
Prohibition Bureau
Dykstra Incinerator Address Challenged in Bader Letter
Ford Bader Jr charges City Manager C A Dykstra and city officials with breaking promises about Camp Washington incinerator plans. He faults changes to the city plan and argues the incinerator would be placed in a residential B district on a 3 million dollar parkway near pools and playgrounds. He urges resuming original plans to test a nuisance claim and criticizes omissions in a recent City Club address.
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Dykstra
Camp Washington
C. A. Dykstra
Ford Bader, Jr
Woman's City Club
Bader
Cuban President Grants Authority to Restrict Rights Before Elections
President Machado signed a decree banning gatherings across Cuba until November 2 after elections. The measure, taking effect tomorrow night, suspends assembly rights and allows censorship and habeas corpus suspension for the electoral period. A student police clash near the School of Arts and Trades heightened security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Machado
Republic
Congress
Plane from Cincinnati Port Crashes Into Fence
An all blue airplane said to be from a Cincinnati flying field was forced down at Wilhiamsville near Amelia CO. early last night and crashed into a fence. The pilot escaped injury and the plane was not seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wilhiamsville
Amelia
Family Jewels Missing From Indian Hill Necklace Recall
Mrs. Harrison B. Smith of Drake road Indian Hill asked police to search for a valuable string of pearls missing since October 7. The 40 dark cream colored pearls in graduated form weigh 7 to 272 milligrams, set with platinum catch. A $200 reward is offered for their return. the pearls descended through Mrs Smith’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison B. Smith
Drake Road
Indian Hill
Exington
Smith
The
Crocker- Fels Companiustee
L. B. Harrison Estate
Temperature Outlook and Records from October 14, 1930
Weather report notes cloudy and likely showered periods across Kentucky Tennessee and nearby states. It lists current temperatures highs and lows for cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit Atlanta and Chicago with rainfall figures and a record comparison for October 14 1930 ending at 8 p.m. local time.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Louisville
Ieee
Nashville
Cleveland
Detroit
Atlan City
S. Marie
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Denver
Sp.meuwn
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Republican Committee
Songood and
Herbert Koch
Cincinnatus Association
Pa. K
Ma K
William C. Procter
Lego Diamond
WM. C. Procter
P. & G. Company Board
Soap Boiler
Shafer
Gray
Ohio
Spain
Iowa
National Association
British Air
Carolina
Offigerg
Bandit Killer
Police
Associated Press
Jake HH. Fueagle
Rio de Janeiro
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