Daugherty Faces Bankruptcy Petition From Ohio Officials
An involuntary bankruptcy petition will be filed in federal court in Columbus against Mal S. Daugherty former president of the Ohio State Bank and brother of ex Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty The action lists 77000 plus dollars in claims including notes to defunct Washington Court House banks The petition asserts he admitted inability to pay debts and would face adjudication The case involves the Ohio State Bank and the People's and Drovers Bank once based in Washington Court House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mal S. Daugherty
Washington Court House
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
O. C. Gray
Ohio State Bank of
People’s and Drovers’ Bank of
Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Gray
Anks
People’s and Drovers’ Bank
Glenn M. Pine
the State Bank
Senate
People’s and Rovers’ Bank
United States Senate
Midland Bank
Washington D. C
Fayette County Bank
Probe urged to locate High Court Justice Crater
New York September 10 A district attorney asked Chief Magistrate Corrigan to open a John Doe hearing on the disappearance of Supreme Court Justice Joseph F Crater. Authorities seek whether he is alive or dead while Mayor Walker calls a $5000 reward for tips.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Crain
Corrigan
John Doe
Joseph Mara
Crater
Fifth Avenue
Walker
Board of Aldermen
Justice Crater
Mississippi Mob Lynches Two Negroes in Scooba
In Scooba Mississippi a masked posse of about fifteen hanged Pig Lockett and Hal White after abducting them from Kem County deputies Guy Byrd and J Dotson. The two officers were bound to a tree but later released. Lockett and White allegedly robbed Mr and Mrs McCoy during their move from California to Athens Georgia.
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Scooba
Miss
Kemr County
Pig Lockett
Hal- White
Kalb
Ines
Guy Byrd
J. Dotson
Lockett
White
Omas McCoy
California
Athens
Pair face ride charge by boys
William DeVere, 29, of Eastenth Street, released on bond on disorderly conduct charges, was arrested late last night on two counts of assault and battery and weapons charges. Three youths and Miss Macke described a gasoline raid on whisky, a Miami Grove camp scene, and threats with guns before police arrested DeVere and Macke amid continued hearings.
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William DeVere
East Enth Street
Cecil
Carney Street
Louistes
Pavilion Street
DeVere
Miss Bettyacke
Landon Forchimer
Paul Garthaus
Cecil Tower
Kites
de- Miss Macke
Mt. Ss
Miami Grove
Miami River
Elgin Paradrome
Adama
Miss Macke
Miss
Landon Forchru
Poland in turmoil as Pilsudski arrests ex premier and 17 deputies
Crowds gathered in Warsaw as Marshal Pilsudski moves against the opposition in the Chamber of Deputies. He orders the detention of former Premier Witosek and seventeen former deputies, aiming to cripple the opposition before the November elections. The opposition protests to the Justice Ministry, which claims no power to intervene.
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Warsaw
Poland
Joseph Pilsudski
Chamber of Deputies
Pilsudski
Witos
Uriburu Seizes Argentina as Irigoyen Is Sick in Barracks
Buenos Aires reports Gen. Evaristo Uriburu's provisional government gaining control after Irigoyen's ouster. Martial law, military guards at public buildings, press censorship, and firearm seizures mark the crackdown while Irigoyen remains ill at La Plata barracks. Authorities report continued arrests of former Irigoyen officials. casualties from Plaza fighting tallied.
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Buenos Aires
Evaristo Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Republic of Argentina
Uriburu
Irigoyen
Seventh Infantry
la Plata
Frigoyen
Nationalists Begin Major Offensive Against Northern Warlords
Chiang Kai-shek dispatches 40 divisions to Henan as government troops push toward Chengchow. Units move from Hankow along the railroad, while others head west along the Haichow-Tungkwan line, amid floods and mud hindering progress. Villages are evacuated, peasants displaced, and foreign missions housing soldiers as the civil war escalates.
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Shanghai
Henan Province
Chengchow
Hankow
Haichow- Tungkwan
Kweiteh
Shantun
Chihai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shantung
Henan
Hunan
Haichow-Tungkwan
Kaifeng
Kweliteh
Il Duce Shakes Blackshirts Veterans Into New Officers
Rome reports drastic reorganization of 363465 Blackshirts by the Grand Council. One third of officers will be removed or demoted, with many entering a new officers reserve. New training schools are to replace abolished ranks and train leaders for the militia. The force exceeds Italy’s regular army and serves in guard duties and customs roles.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
defu@ly
Wiese
Regular Army
Colonial Institute
Boston Girls’ Teachers College exam sparks controversy
Boston officials question public school quality after a top graduate claims Lincoln influenced slavery while Washington completed the job. Of 34 applicants for Teachers’ College, only eight pass as Joseph Hurley reveals bizarre answers including Webster as Washington’s secretary and Gettysburg misdated. One student scored ninety in math but eight in the exam.
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Boston
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Teachers’ College
Joseph J. Hurley
Daniel Webster
Washington
Gettysburg
McDonough
Roosevelt
West
Hurley
Italian envoy leaves League in confusion at Geneva
Dino Grandi the Italian foreign minister left Geneva abruptly before the League of Nations session opened. He canceled engagements and returned to Rome, delegating power to Senator Scialoja amid questions about his absence during discussions on France's United States of Europe plan.
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P. I. Lipsey
Geva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Dino Grandi
Il Duce
Briand
France
United States of Europe
Signor Grandi
Rome
Geneva
Cesar Zumeta
Venezuela
League Council
Assemy
Scialoja
Morals by Law Debate Surfaces at Chemistry Meeting
Ohio State’s Prof. William McPherson denounces legislating morality as harmful, citing prohibition’s failure and urging a committee to test new bills against natural laws. Gland studies and thyroid-bile research featured as researchers discuss stomach ulcers and digestive chemistry.
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William McPherson
Ohio State University
American Chemical Society
McPherson
United States
Shiro Tashiro
L. H. Schmidt
The
Aire
Tashiro
Christ Hospital
MacMillan's Arctic Ship Returns From 13th Trip
Lieut General Donald B. MacMillan arrived in Wiscasset Me with the Bowdoin ending a 6000 mile Far North voyage. The 13th expedition included seven Chicago youths and aimed to visit Iceland for its 1000th Parliament anniversary install Eskimo school lights at Nain and collect Greenland cod for science. He plans a 14th voyage with a tested airplane to study ice cap trends and to fly non stop from Wiscasset to Naya with Charles Rocheville to gather data on whether the Arctic ice cap is receding or advancing. The crew also marked Baffin Land ice and will photograph the same sites next year to assess changes. The Chicago teens were William A Thomas Jr John Post Edward Hoffman Clifford Grulle Robert M Potter James Markham and Frank Elliott.
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Wiscasset
Gem
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctc Explorer
Bowdoin
Chicago
MacMillan
Iceland
Nain
Labrador
Greenland
North
Baffin Land
Naya
Charles Rocheville
Navy
Downey
Cal
William A. Thomas, Jr
John Post
Edward Hoffman
Clifford Grulle
Robert M. Potter
James Markham
Frank Elliott
McMillan
Rooster Becomes Hen Through Hormone Experiments
Dr. F. C. Koch described a male sex extract from young men injected into roosters making combs grow, while a feminine hormone caused feathers to take hen-like markings. Experiments show animal glands may yield human remedies, though human uses remain uncertain.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Division of
Medical Chemistry
American Chemical Society
F. C. Koch
University of Chicago
Ture
Koch
Chicago
Edward A. Daisy
St. Louis University
8. A. Thayer
Roosevelt Calls for Federal Repeal of Prohibition in Ohio Speech
Gov Roosevelt abandons silence to back repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and state control of liquor. He urges home rule for cities and towns by popular vote, cites Legion resolution criticizing the law, and says the era of the old saloon must not return. The message addresses the upcoming Democratic state convention in Syracuse and Gugfer mentions 1932.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Syraecuse
American Legion
Wagner
Raskob Accused of Financing Democratic Organization
Washington reports a sharp exchange between Republican and Democratic offices over party funding. Representative Tilson cites a House report showing John J. Raskob financed the Democratic national committee with forty thousand dollars from June to August 1930, while other contributions totaled a hundred fifty dollars. Senator Fletcher, speaking for the Democrats, counters the charge as political maneuvering.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Democratic National Committees
John J. Raskob
Florida
John Q. Tilson
Rep
Conn
Republican House
Democratic National Organization
James W. Gerard
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Governors Race Tightens in Atlanta Returns
In Atlanta 143 counties show Richard B Russell Jr and George H Carswell tied with 118 county unit votes each while Senator William J Harris leads over John M Slaton with 283 to 4 after 147 counties reported. Washington reports wets gain momentum as Michigan dry defeats shake Congress leaders.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
George H. Carswell
William J. Harris
John M. Slaton
Harris
Slaton
Relief Efforts Grow for Santo Domingo Hurri cane Victims
Red Cross official says 9000 inoculated since the hurricane struck, 20000 fed by government aid, ships and supplies from other nations arriving as the destroyer Gilner sails from Norfolk with medical cargo to Santo Domingo. President Trujillo pledges timely debt payments despite the disaster. Knights of Columbus announce 25000 relief appropriation for drought and hurricane victims.
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Washington
Ernest J. Swift
Red Cross
Santo Domingo
Gilner
Norfolk
Rafael Trujillo
Domincan Republic
New Haven
Conn
Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
Middle West
Life of famed train robber ends in Dannemora prison
Oliver Curtis Perry once a notorious train robber dies at Dannemora hospital. He spent years as a highly observed prisoner, hunger striking and refusing prison clothes. He blinded himself to avoid escape and to spare a benefactress from distress, an act that ended his dramatic life.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Oliver Curtis Perry
Dannemora Prison Hospital
New York Central
Perry
Dannemora Prison
Amelia E. Haswell
Troy
Matteawan
Haswell
Referendum Demand Looms in Ohio Prohibition Debate
Cuyahoga County leader Maurice Maschke pushes for a statewide popular vote on prohibition and hints at a new party alignment unless Congress allows a referendum. Ohio Republicans face a potential fight over the issue as the state convention opens with plans to keep the platform focused on enforcing laws.
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Cuyahoga County
Columbus
Ohico
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Congress
Maschke
Simeon D. Fess
Robert J. Bulkley
United States
George White
Acekrman
Fess
Deshler-Wallick
Gov. Cooper
Wooster
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Clarence J. Brown
Duffy
Thomas J. Duffy
Coumbus
State Industrial Commission
Henry G. Brunner
Weather summary and temperature table from September 10 1930
The page reports regional forecast notes for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and West Virginia with showers possible Thursday Friday and cooler or warmer changes in various areas. A practical temperature table lists cities such as Eastport Louisville Boston Albany Cleveland New York Chicago Jacksonville Pittsburgh Omaha and Galveston with high and low readings and precipitation figures for the prior 24 hours.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlantic C
S.S. Marie
Wash
Chicago
Jacksville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Washington C. H., C
Will
Bettman
Mississippi
Argentina
Gime
Chief
Pan-American Union
Chiang
League
U. C
Raskob
Tilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blease
Ransdell
Elliott Thurston
Hoover Administration
Dty
Hoover House
Louisiana
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Michigan
Grant M. Hudson
Louis C. Cramton
Seymour H. Person
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