Indictment in New York Justice Appointment Case
Former Magistrate George F. Ewald and wife Bertha, plus two others, indicted on three counts for allegedly paying Martin J. Healy $10,000 to secure Ewald’s City Magistrate appointment. Healy and Tammaney charged as suspects. Ewalds held on $2,500 bail each. Special prosecutor Hiram C. Todd continues evidence next Wednesday.
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New York
George F. Ewalil
Ewald
Bertha
Ewalds
Supreme Court
McCook
Martin J. Healy
Tamimany
Thomas T. Tom Tponey
George F. Ewald
Martin J. Kealy
Bertha Ewald
Plunkett and Hall Free on Bonds in Murder Case
Plunkett and Edward Hall pleaded not guilty to a second degree murder indictment in the Augie Bruck shooting at Hotel Gibson. Each posted $5,000 bonds with Joseph Goose and Nathan and Mrs. Sarah Einhorn acting as sureties. They had been jailed since arrest and joined forty-one others arraigned in a record grand jury batch.
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Judge
Charles I Criminal Court
Secont
Augie Bruck
Hotel Gibson
Joseph Inkett
Edward B. Hall
Joseph Goose
Plunkett
Nathan
Sarah Einhorn
Hall
Grand Jury
Home run foul ball causes damage in street game
Eddie Williams hit a first ever home run in a street game near 108 Sycamore Street. The ball shattered a plate glass door at Vulcan Supply Company drawing police and fire crews and a pledge by Williams to pay for the damage.
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Eddie Williams
Sycamore Street
Williams
Homer
Vulcan Supply Company
Boy
Bethel Hotel
Five Indicted in Election Board Fraud in Ohio City
Five Mahoning County election officials in Youngstown face indictments for false certificates and forgery related to public funds. Two Democratic board members James Scanlon and Jar W Reilly and clerk Byron Morgan charged. Ralph Klingler ill and not served. Secretary Brown suspended the board and assumed control with Belknap aides. Jury reported eight true bills and criticized lax procedures and nepotistic contracting.
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Youngstown, CO
Mahoning County
James Scanlon
Democratic
Jar] W. Reilly
State
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
John G. Belknap
Williamc. Simcox
Sylvester Arnold
Spurned lover sought in double murder near Virginia
Police pursue Victor Kettunen after the bodies of Mrs. John Ahlgren and Mrs. Mabel Hoey are found with gunshot wounds on a Minnesota country road. Authorities say Ahlgren had sought to end her relationship with Kettunen, who allegedly invited them on a car ride before the killings.
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Virginia, Minn
Virginia
Here
John Ahlgren
Mabel Hoey
Victor Kettunen
Kettunen
Heavy Soviet Short Selling Blamed for Wheat Drop
Secretary Hyde released a telegram asserting Soviet Russia’s government carried out heavy short selling of wheat on the Chicago market. The All-Russian Textile Syndicate of New York was named as the selling agent, with the inquiry led by Dr. J. W. T. Dubel. Milner of the Grain Stabilization Corporation said it will not unload its 60 million bushel stock for drought relief and would replace any sales with open market purchases if needed.
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Washington
Hyde
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
New York City
J. W. T. Dubel
Department of Agriculture
Russia
George S. Milner
The
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Brewery Builder Shot by Gang Killers in Detroit
Camelo Castiglione, noted for setting up illicit breweries, was shot dead by two men in his cousin's home where he was hiding after receiving death threats. The killing marked the week’s third gangland murder in Detroit as assailants fled in a car after Castiglione grabbed his pistol and fired once.
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Detroit
Camelo Castiglione
Castiglione
Spanish strike ends in Barcelona mass vote
In Barcelona on September 19, a mass meeting of strikers voted to end a general strike that had kept more than 50,000 workers off duty since Monday, ending days of labor disruption.
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Barcelona
Spain
Disembodied Clock Hands And Bottomless Well
Cincinnati readers enjoy two mechanical puzzles revised by W E Stillwell Jr of the Columbia Engineering and Management Corp. A mirror with two floating glass balls and brass arrows marks time without a clockwork mechanism while a second device shows a faucet pouring water into a tumbler that never overflows as a mechanical man handles the glass.
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Isaac Schwartz
Cincinnati
Edisons
W.E. Stillwell, Jr
Columbia Engineering and Management Corporation
Lnion Gas and Electric Company
Prohibition Raid Ends With Gunfire At Rising Sun Brewery
In Elizabeth New Jersey a raid by prohibition agents on the Rising Sun Brewery was met with gunfire from eleven gunmen. Detective John Finello aged 40 from Philadelphia was killed. Robert Young was used as a shield as the attackers opened fire. Police believe the gunmen escaped. A list of Newark prohibition agents' registration numbers was found in the brewery. Police and troopers searched the building but found no sign of the assailants. Detective George Craig was wounded by a grazing bullet.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Rising Sun
Prohibition
John Finello
Dity
Philadelphia
Robert Young
Finello
Newark
John D. Pennington
New Jersey
Young
George Craig
Manfredi
Froi
Johns Hopkins Court Survey Explored At Queen City Club
Leaders from business, law, and government in Cincinnati gathered at the Queen City Club for a luncheon with Johns Hopkins President Joseph Ames and Ohio Chief Justice Carrington Marshall to discuss a nationwide court reform program led by Procter and Taft allies. The aim is a scientifically grounded, humanitarian overhaul of statutes and judicial methods starting with Ohio.
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Queen City Club
Busiess
United States
William Cooper Procter
Joseph Spencer Graydon
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Joseph 8. Ames
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Carrington T. Marshall
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Taft Elected Hamilton County Republican Executive Chair
Robert A. Taft was elected Chairman of the newly organized Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee with Fred Schneller as Central Committee Chairman. New members include P. Lincoln Mitchell and Ford Bader Jr. as Secretary. The move creates a dual leadership alongside Schneller and expands representation to ward and township captains.
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Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Taft
Fred Schneller
Republican Central Committee
Schneller
Central Committee
Mr. Taft
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Nelson J
Chien
Meredith Yeatman
Edward D. Schorr
George Puchta
Philip O. Geier
Carl M. Jacobs
Ohio House of Representatives
Hamilton
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Republican Committee
Ways and Means
Woman pilot Ruth Alexander wed three times then died
Ruth Alexander a 24 year old aviatrix died in San Diego after learning her second divorce did not exist before her June 21 marriage to Robert A Elliott in Yuma Arizona. She had earlier married Alden Fanuelson in 1925 at Richmond Missouri and later divorced. Her first husband was Alexander. the second divorce remained unsettled.
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Clathe
Kan
Ruth Alexander
San Diego
Yuma
Ariz
Robert A. Elliott
Naval Reserve Flyer
District Court
Mac Alexander
Here
Elliott
Alexander
Naomi Ayres
Flyer
Alden Fanuelson
Irving
Ruth Blaney
Fanuelson
Richmond
W. T. Blaney
Aged Princess Weds Prince Despite Family Opposition
Princess Marie Charlotte de Broglie 73 wed Prince Louis Ferdinand d Orleans Bourbon Infante of Spain 42 in London. Relatives challenged the match over age disparity. court found her capable, and the suit was dismissed. The couple planned to leave England afterward.
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London
Marie Charlotte Constance de Broglie
Louis Ferdinand d’Orleans
Bourbon Infante
Spain
Alfonso
Amedee de Broglie
Infanta
Eulalia
Madelie Gilman Corgy
England
Taft Declares County Essential Republican Unit
Mr Taft was elected chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee by unanimous vote. He praised the group as an essential unit of the party and argued against independent alignment with Democrats. The new committee will be expanded to include business and professional Republicans to discuss and align party principles.
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Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Taft
Republican Gentral Committee
Republican Party
United States
Schneller
One Man Power Not Desirable Says Schneller
Fred Schneller, chair of the Hamilton County Republican Central Committee, nominates Robert A. Taft to succeed him as chairman of the Republican Executive Committee. He argues against one man power and outlines plans for a reorganized party structure in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. He notes the county committee’s approval and his long consideration of the proposal.
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Fred Schneller
Hamilton County
Republican Central Committee
Robert A. Taft
Republican Executive Committee
Central Committee
Taft
Schneller
Republic Party
Hamilton ‘County
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Ohio
League of Nations Votes for Disarmament Conference
The Budget Committee of the League of Nations Assembly approved 300000 gold francs for a general disarmament conference next year. Britain urged swift action and favors a 1931 world conference to reduce land sea and air forces. Franco-Italian naval talks reportedly stagnate as Preparatory Commission meets November 3, with uncertain progress without a Franco-Italian accord. Cuban opposition to revising the World Court statute stirs debate and possible U.S. entry issues.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Varid
France
Italy
Hugh Dalton
Greaain
League
Dalton
Cuba
Noel Baker
United States
Baker
Nicolas Politis
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
Depositors to Elect Trustee in Mal Daugherty Bankcase
About 600 depositors from Peoples and Drovers Bank and Ohio State Bank vote by mail to name a trustee for Mal Daugherty bankruptcy. Six Fayette County men are candidates Jay G Williams Charles Haigler D S Craig W L Stinson A N Browning Henry W Jones.
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Bettman
Columbus
Jay G Williams
Charles Haigler
D. S. Craig
W. L. Stinson
A. N. Browning
Henry W. Jones
Frank K. Bow
Col
Bell G. Allen
State Banking Department
Gilbert Bettman
Emmett Passmore
Fayette County
Daugherty
Temperatures across states with showers and cool fronts
The report notes partly cloudy to cloudy skies across Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with possible light showers Saturday and cooler weekend. Indiana West Virginia and surrounding cities show similar trends with fair Sunday. A September 19 1980 weather record lists highs mostly in the 70s to 80s and traces 0. southwestern rainfall totals across regions.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashvilles
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
S.S. Marie
Ash’gton
Chicago
T Jackson'le
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N.orleans
Kan
Galveston
Omaha
Wowace
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Tammany
Healy
Nova Scotia
Identi
Fies
Crater
Plunkett, Hall
Election Board
Ohio City
Minnesota
U. S
IY Aea Deg. O. P
Prohibition Force
Old Brewery
Johns Hopkins Court
Ames
Col. Procter and Company
F. von Falkenberg
MR. Schneller Nwides
Gen. Mitchell
S Joe
Ford Bader, Jr
Associa
Ted
Princess de Broglie
King of Spain
Amy Porter
the Commercial Tribune
Sam Wilson
C.T
Paris
H. G. Wells
Britain
Bob Newhall
Joseph Gollomb
Commercial Tribune
League of Nations Votes Disarmament Conference
Mal Daugherty
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