Wall Street Slumps as Bear Attacks Renew Holdings
Traders faced a sharper stock price collapse with declines from ten to sixty dollars a share and total volume of over 9 million shares. Banks met at J P Morgan & Co to gauge the market but offered no formal statement, while some insiders expected large high grade stock purchases to resume.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
NEW _ YORK
Wall Street
Learhing
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hoover
Four die in Greater Cincinnati traffic crashes
Four deaths linked to autos in Hamilton County last night. Patrick Clancey, Ruth Nolan, Laura Carian, and Anna Thompson died or were critically injured. A hit and run driver fled after Clancey was struck on McAlpin Avenue near Clifton. Two sisters were struck on York Street. Anna Thompson died at Speers Hospital and Bess Thompson is seriously injured.
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Greater Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Carian
Mers
Laura
Symmes Street
Walnut Hills
Thompson
Anna
Columbia Street
Newport
Clancey
Patrick
McAlpin Avenue
Clifton
Nolan
Ruth E
Middleton Avenue
Charles Meade
Wiliam Hadier
Patrick Whalen
General Hospital
York Street
Seventh Street
Anna Thompson
Bess Thompson
Speers Hospital
Passenger liner missing in storm near Arizona New Mexico
An eastbound Western Air Express liner with two passengers two pilots and a steward disappeared during a fierce storm while en route from Alhambra California to Albuquerque New Mexico. The last sighting was near Navajo Arizona with poor weather and low visibility, amid memories of a recent Mt Taylor crash. A large search failed to locate the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubuquerque
N. M
Western Air Mail
Alhambra
Cal
Kansas City
Sheastern Arizona
New Mexico
Western Air Express
Holbrook
Ariz
Navajo
Albuquerque
Arizona-Mexico
Kentucky
Mt. Taylor
Death of Ohio Senator Burton Mourned in U S
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio died after months of illness. He passed about 1 o clock after a sinking spell and was attended by Dr. Robert Baker and secretary Robert Norton. A public funeral is planned in the Senate Chamber, with services in Cleveland and at the First Congregational Church. Messages of concern came from Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Secretary Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Robert Baker
Robert Norton
Cenaterone
Senator Burton
Senate
Capitol
First Congregational Church
Cleveland
Fess
House
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church of
Hoover
Burton
Ronald Campbell
Ramsey MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Ohio Likely Picks Edwards for Burton Senate Seat
Columbus Ohio October 28 With Senator Burton's death Gov Cooper must appoint a fourth man to the seat held by Frank B Willis. Col Edward W Edwards Cincinnati manufacturer heads the list, other potential appointees include Col William Cooper Procter Col Carmi A Thompson and Postmaster General Walter F Brown of Toledo. An election to fill the unexpired term will follow next year.
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Columbus
Theodore E. Burton
Washington
Cooper
Frank B. Willis
Edward W. Edwards
Cincinnati
Willis
Delaware
Vic. Donahey
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Locher
Burton
Senate
Senator Willis
Col. Edwards
Gov
Edwards W. Edwards Company
Fifth Third National Bank
Col
William Cooper Procter
Carmi A. Thompson
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Thompson
Taffany Coolidge
Brown
Prohibition Case Details and Sentences in Court
The report describes an undercover liquor purchase in a federal prohibition case where Paul Shay of 116 Elder Street testified that agent R L Lease drank with him and enticed him to buy whisky. Shay sold liquor for $5 and was arrested. sentence was postponed. Judge Nevin announced many liquor violators, auto thieves, drug sellers, and a counterfeiter received prison terms. A dope peddler, William Smith alias Slim Nance, 417 John Street, got three years eight months. the judge warned no mercy for narcotics dealers. Russell J. Maier of 243 Hanover Street pleaded guilty in a Norwood auto theft ring case.
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Prohibition
Paul Shay
Elder Street
Robert R. Nevin
United States District Court
Shay
R. L. Lease
Nevin
Willian Smith
Slim Nance
John Street
Atlanta
Russell J. Maier
Hanover Street
Hamilton, C
Norwood (Co
Shooting near Lynchburg injures students and hosts arrests
In Lynchburg Virginia a group of Washington and Lee students and Randolph Macon Women’s College guests were fired upon in a store and while pursued in an automobile. Store proprietor Garland Falwell was charged with feloniously wounding Wiltshire and released on $5,000 bond. Lloyd Goff faced an accessory charge and was freed on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Liberty
Bond
Washington and Lee
Randolph Macon Women’s College
G. B. Wiltshire, Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Garland Fa Falwell
Wiltshire
Lloyd Goff
Falwell
Par
J. L. Warren
Enterprise
Ala
Thomas Dunn
Detroit
J. L. Horsley
Fawell
Horsley
Bettman Defends Party Principles at Republican Women’s Club Luncheon
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman told about 1500 Republicans that when his party and its principles are attacked it must not run away. He spoke at the Republican Women’s Club luncheon in Cincinnati, arguing the Charter party built a nation wide organization and outspent regular Republicans. The crowd overflowed the hotel’s roof garden as candidates were introduced and Bettman’s remarks continued.
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Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Bettman
Republican Women’s Club
The
Gibson
Saul Zielonka
Charter Party
Charterites
Florentine
Zielonka
Edward D. Schorr
Commerce
Mr. Schorr
Martin Daly
H. F. Cornette
Max Friedman
George Hauser
Alex, Patterson
Conrad Redman, Jr
Eric Schulte
Joseph H. Woeste
W. Meredith Yeatman
Clarence Denning
Landon Forchheimer
Otis R. Hess
Thomas Elliott
Elmer F. Hunsicker
Chauncey D. Pichel
Mr. Bettman
Republican Women’s Club of
Hamilton
Bomb injures union officer in car blast at Marion
In Marion Indiana Andrew Legos 36 Recording Secretary of the Glass Molders Union and local AFL chapter was severely injured when a bomb blew up his car as he tried to start it Police fear the attack followed an earlier Labor Temple explosion weeks earlier Legos faces possible leg amputation and was taken to hospital
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Marion
Ind
Andrew Legos
Legos
Glass Molders’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Court Reduces Banker's Term to Ten Years
Charles Delos Waggoner a Telluride banker pleads guilty to mail fraud that drained six New York banks of 500000 and is resentenced to ten years in the Federal Penitentiary of Atlanta. Judge Frank J. Coleman reduced his original fifteen year term after a reconsideration request. Parole eligibility lowers to about three and one third years under the new sentence.
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New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Col
Federal
Atlanta
Frank J. Coleman
Waggoner
Coleman
Parole Board
Officers Slay Robber in Wild Cleveland Shootout
In Cleveland a running gun battle with radio alerted police left one robber dead and another wounded. Detective Joseph Kellicker was shot in the side but the wound is not serious. three officers fired on the suspects, one killed and the other escaped after a crash near Euclid Avenue and East Eighteenth Street. The slain robber bore a green handkerchief reading Forget Me Not.
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Cleveland
Joseph Kellicker
Euclid Avenue
East Eighteenth Street
Kellicker
John Corso
Charles Ralph
Martin McFadden
Bingham Speaks Against Condemnation as Norris Promises Censure
In Washington the Senate faced a possible censure for Senator Bingham of Connecticut amid a clash with Lobby Investigation Committee members. Senator Norris of Nebraska pledged a censure resolution, signaling the first Senate censure attempt in 27 years as Bingham defends himself against accusations over using a Connecticut Manufacturers' Association employee to aid tariff bill framing.
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Bingham
Senate
Norris
Washington
Connecticut
Nebraska
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Caraway
Chiang Kai-Shek Leaves Front to Lead Nationalists in Crisis
Chiang Kai-Shek, president of the Republic of China, departs Shanghai for Hankow to command Nationalist forces against Feng Yu-Hsiang's rebel armies in Hunan and Hupeh. He warns of a grave peril from internal rebellion and external communism, pledging to fight for unification.
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China
Front
Republic
George F. Sokolsky
New York World News Service
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Hanan
Hupeh
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Chen- Chow
Chiang
Feng Yu- Hsiang
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Senate quarrels over tariff bill death prophecy and Hoover stance
In Washington on October 29 the Senate heard a Reed prophecy of ultimate death for the tariff bill. Debates split Republicans and Democrats as they demanded the President’s position. Senator Smoot said the bill would be treated normally in conference, while Johnson pressed for clarity on Hoover’s stand amid coalition talk.
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Washington
Senate
Reed
Rep
Philadelphia
Hoover
House
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Johnson
California
Prince Von Buelow Dies in Rome at 80 and May Return Home
Prince Bernard von Buelow, prominent German statesman and diplomat, died in Rome at age 80. He served as Germany’s chancellor from 1900 to 1908 and held key ambassadorships in Rome and Bucharest. He may be buried on the Gress flottbeck estate near Hamburg. his wife Countess von Doenhoff, formerly Italian Princess Maria Boccadelli di Bologna, died last January.
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Rome
Bernard von Buelow
Gressflottbeck
Hamburg
Germany
Bucharest
William
Baron von Buelow
Prince von Buelow
Countess von Doenhoff
Dresden
Maria Boccadelli di Bologna
Permission Granted for Karolyis to Enter U.S.
Count and Countess Michael Karolyi receive visas after prior refusals by Kellogg era. Secretary of State Stimson says the move is a change in application result, not a policy reversal, allowing temporary visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karolyi
U.S
Stimson
New York World News Service
Washington
Michael Karolyi
United States
State Stimson
Countess Karolyi
Paris
State Department
H. Merle Cochran
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Wisecrack to Hoover cited in mayoral remark
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman criticized Mayor Seasongood at a Republican Women’s Club meeting. He quoted the mayor’s Eden Park dedication speech as calling a street cleaner a tariff question, linking it to national tariff debates and party politics in city affairs.
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Republican Women's Club
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Seasongood
Ohio River Monument
Eden Park
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U. S. Senate
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