Indiana Fights Buckeyes To Scoreless Tie In Big Ten Clash
Indiana outplays Ohio State and holds the Buckeyes to a scoreless tie in Columbus. Indiana gains 173 rushing yards and nine of eleven passes defended or intercepted, while Ohio State musters 105 total yards. Faunce makes early threat as Indiana pins back the Buckeyes.
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Associated Press
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Sam Willaman
Hoosiers
Wittenberg
Iowa
Michigan
Colgate
Chicago
Ohio University
Notre Dame
al Holman
Wesley Fesler
Ohio
Youngstown
Buckeye
Ross
Todd
Faunce
Balay
Republican slate urged for Cincinnati City Council
The Commercial Tribune backs nine Republican nominees Martin Daly Alex Patterson H F Cornette Conrad Reeman Max Friedman Eric Schulte George Hauser Joseph H Woeste W Meredith Yeatman. It condemns the Charterite Democratic coalition, calls to abolish the occupational tax, and cites county fiscal contrast under Republican administration.
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Charterite-Democratic Coalition Council
Charterite-Democratic
Cincinnati
Martin Daly
Alex. Patterson
H. F. Cornette
Conrad Reeman
Max Friedman
Eric Schulte
George Hauser Joseph H. Woeste
W. Meredith Yeatman
George R. Hauser
Alex Pat
Soldier killed by Cincinnati police after courthouse fight
Cincinnati police shot and killed John Nobile a 21 year old infantryman from Ft Thomas Ky during a fight on Court street and Central avenue. Two other soldiers accompanying Noble were detained while the officer prevented escalation.
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Ft. Thomas
Court Street
Central Avenue
John Nobile
Company E
Tenth Infantry
Lester G. Meyer
Free Pentecostal Mission
Meyer
Gaither Johnson
East Court Street
Noble
Virgie Jahnson
Jahnson
James C. Barnes
Thomas Hatfield
Miss May Noble
Johnson
O Bryans 58 Yard Dash Wins Navy Day Thriller For St Xavier
St Xavier Musketeers remain unbeaten after a 13 to 7 victory over the United States Marine team at Corcoran Field. Frank O Bryan intercepted a Marine pass and sprinted 58 yards for the decisive score as time expired. Ryan earlier recovered a fumble and ran 17 yards for St X first period TD.
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St. Xavier Musketeers
United States Marine
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Musketeers
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The
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St. X
Duncan
McDevitt
Dashile
O'Bryar
Musketee
Insanity Complaint Filed in Texas Cult Case
In Paso, Texas, James Clifford, 28, faced an insanity charge after a self-inflicted shooting. He claimed a secret cult compelled him to die as punishment for loving a married person. He reportedly told hospital staff the cult would doom him.
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James Clifford
Bobcats Throttle Bearcats 35–0 At Nippert Stadium
Ohio University team crushed Cincinnati 35 to 0 at Nippert Stadium to seize control of the Buckeye Association race with two wins and no defeats. The Bobcats dominated with a strong line and relentless running while the Bearcats stalled after an early stand in the three yard line.
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Daladier Seeks French Premiership Cabinet Posts
Edouard Daladier, head of the Radical Socialist party, plans to form a cabinet and presents the prospective lineup to President Doumergue at 11 a.m. tomorrow. He offers foreign affairs and finances to Socialists and aims for a cabinet with equal radicals and Socialists.
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Edouard Daladier
Doumergue
M. Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Lina Tettenborn Dies Here at 77 A German Actress
Lina Tettenborn known as Mrs. Carl Axtmann dies at General Hospital of pneumonia after a fall fractured her arm. The former star of fifty years ago left a household life with two sons and a treasured album of programs and reviews.
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Lina
Carl Axtmann
Clifton Avenue
General Hospital
France scales army to 400000 with one year service
Paris reports France reduces active force from 649000 to 400000 under a one year conscription plan. The new structure cuts conscripts by half but adds 106000 professional staff and 35000 civilians to sustain training and operations, aiming for a capable force within a year.
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France
Sorbonne
Paul Prudent Pain
Jury Deadlocked in Pantages Assault Case
After a full day the jury in the Alexander Pantages assault case appears deadlocked. The seven women and five men will reconvene at 9 a.m. to resume deliberations on Eunice Pringle's allegation of an attack on August 9. The district attorney urged further jury instruction.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Pantages
Abe
Baron Fitts
Fricke
Condition of Senator Burton Unimproved
Washington October 26 Senator Theodore Burton remained unimproved as friends and President Hoover expressed concern over his illness. Hoover visited Burton and, after a call with Senator Fess, shared cheerful notes from his Ohio River visit and recent trip down the Ohio River.
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Washington
Theodore Burton
Hoover
Ohio
Federal Farm Board Sets 100 Million for Wheat Support
Chicago Oct 26 The Federal Farm Board placed 100 million dollars at the call of grain cooperatives and pledged aid to press Congress for higher prices, signaling readiness to back the wheat crop amid low grain prices and seeking legislative action.
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Federal Farm Board
Congress
Market Gloeed Hamly At End Of Trying Week
New York traders faced a weary end to the week as the stock market steadied after a sharp selloff. The Dow edged higher early then pared gains, while the Farmers National Grain Corporation moved toward organization under the Farm Board. Alexander Legge outlined loans to wheat cooperatives to ease farmers holding back production, with supplemental loans tied to regional price schedules.
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Alexander Legge
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Wheat Vale
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Seattle
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Duluth
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Bentley Renner Spar Over Charterite Blast On WKERC
Campaign chair Gordon Renner, for the Republican group, replied to Henry Bentley of the Charter-Democratic faction on WKERC radio. Renner accuses Bentley of false claims and creating straw men as the election nears with nine council seats and twenty four candidates shaping Cincinnati politics.
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Gordon Renner
Republican Organization
Henry Bentley
Charter-Democratic
WKERC
Republican
Pilot Pleads Guilty in Passenger Death Stunting Plane
In Detroit Circuit Court Frank Wrede twenty of Detroit pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for a 2000 foot plane crash on October 13 that killed Joseph Kel twenty five of Detroit. Wrede, a student pilot, received two years probation.
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Frank Wrede
Detroit
Joseph Kel
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