Dry leadership moves third party push in New York campaign
In Albany on September 26 dry leaders voted to enter a third party into the state race. The Republican convention nominated Charles H. Tuttle for governor and others, with strong anti Tammany sentiment and a direct attack on Governor Roosevelt to act against officials in New York City. The scene featured a dramatic entrance for the nominee and an immediate campaign start.
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N. Y
Pi— Dry
New York
Charles H. Tuttle
New York City
Caleb H. Baumes
Newburgh
Isadore Bookstein
Daniel H. Conway
Oswego
Court of Appeals
Cuthbert W. Pound
Lockport
Tuttle
Fee
Tammany Hall
Bergan
Gov. Roosevelt
John F. Curry
Tammany
Roosevelt
Grand Jury
Wille
Chicago Board of Trade acts to end foreign short selling
The Chicago Board of Trade directors vote to stop futures selling by foreign governments. The action targets Soviet Russia short sales and aims to protect American wheat growers and African farmers in free grain markets. The resolution calls for strong measures to prevent price manipulation and bears on Secretary Hyde’s push for domestic protections.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Board of Trade
Arthur ™. Hyde
Soviet
Russia
Wiren
Hyde
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Fascists Vladimir Hitler Calls Fascists Europe's Bulwark
Adolf Hitler described German Fascists as Europe’s future bulwark against Bolshevism in a Leipz ic interview with Rothay Reynolds of the Daily Mail. He argued a strong party in Germany serves England and all nations, and asserted his Reichstag support would grow. He denied aiming to seize power by force and warned against a Europe that fears Bolshevism.
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London
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Herr Hitler
Leipzic
Rothay Reynolds
London Daily Mail
Reichstag
Grandstand Collapse Injures 75 at Ohio High School Game
In Columbus a crowd of 2,500 watched Columbus Central High School play Youngstown Chaney when the grandstand collapsed. About 75 to 100 people were hurt, with sixty taken to hospitals. officials seek cause, inspector John P. Brady finds decayed timber in the wreckage as the game proceeds with Youngstown winning 14 to 0.
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Columbus
Columbus Central High School
Youngstown Chaney
Lake Gale Whips Barge From Tug in Fatal Gale
Seven believed drowned and six saved as the barge Salvor sank in a Lake Michigan gale off Muskegon. Names of dead include crewmen Lyman Nadeau and nine year old Lonnie Olmstead. missing crew listed. Two women among survivors. other rescues and concurrent distress of schooner Our Son noted.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Lyman Nadeau
Lonnie Olmstead
Our Son
Ludington
Coast
Advices
William Nelson
County to issue bonds for Millcreek Creek sewer project
County officials cleared legal hurdles for financing a Creek Interceptor sewer via bonds to acquire the city’s portion and extend it to the Ohio River. The plan would finish construction inside the city, eliminate Mill Creek as an open sewer, and fund via benefited-area assessments and county taxes. The commissioners planned an immediate vote and seek state aid for two road projects after returning from Columbus.
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Millcreek
Mill Creek
Nelson Schwab
Ohio River
Schwab
Columbus
Robert M. Ward
Clifford Brown
Jacob Krollmann
Charles. Urban
Sir Thomas Lipton Seeks Return For Another America's Cup Try
Sir Thomas Lipton told New York officials he plans to return soon with a yacht to challenge for the America's Cup, after his Shamrock V defeat. He declined a two year delay, saying he would challenge shortly, amid City Hall greetings and a tea gift for Mayor Walker. The day ended with $3100 raised for a consolation cup and lipton favoring Utah's fifty pounds of silver offer.
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New York World News Service
New York
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Walker
City Hall
Europe
Shamrock V
Newport
Sir
Thomas
Utah
New Trial Set for Pantages after Appeal Reversal
Los Angeles news reports the Appellate Court granting Alexander Pantages a new trial for the assault of Eunice Pringle. Pantages, sentenced to one to fifty years, has been free on bail of 109000 dollars while the higher court found prejudicial error by the District Attorney and related trial flaws.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantzaxes
Eunice Pringle
Pantares
Baron Fitts
James Costello
Texas
Heywood Broun Arrested After Strikers Parade
Writer and Socialist candidate Heywood Broun was arrested in New York for disorderly conduct while leading a 300 strong dressmakers strike parade down Fifth Avenue. A patrolman warned arrests. Broun urged to lock him up, and he was taken into custody.
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New York
Heywood Broun
Congress
Fifth Avenue
Braun
Kidnaper Confesses Again in Appel Case
George Sherman Myers, a 40 year old ex convict, made a second confession at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City admitting he kidnapped and killed eight year old Marveline Appel in South Bend on August 27. Police say the new statement aligns with his earlier confession, though it was later repudiated.
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South Bend
Ind
George Sherman Myers
Marveline Appel
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Pravda Hails Execution of Famine Plotters in Soviet Russia
Pravda declares the execution of forty eight counter revolutions a great victory for the proletariat. The Ogpu sentence is described as history and a response to a secret society that attempted to starve millions. The editorial notes widespread approval and vows continued struggle against capitalism and czarism.
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Moscow
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Ogpu
Soviet
Gangster Spies Hit Chicago Police Bureau
Acting Commissioner John H. Alcock announced a major probe into leaks in the Chicago Police Department detective bureau amid Capone era gangster influence. Federal agents raid the Carleon Hotel recovered a memorandum listing thirty one police figures for arrest, tying internal leaks to organized crime.
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Chicago
John H. Alcock
Police Detective Bureau
Inter-Department
Alcock
Carleon
Tony Tagenti
Capone
John Norton
Disarmament Parley Vote Splits League of Nations
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations Disarmament Committee rejected a directive to call a 1931 general disarmament conference while urging a conference as soon as possible. Bernstorff failed to fix dates. Italy and Germany backed specific timing, Denmark Norway and Switzerland abstained. France signaled willingness to resume Franco Italian naval talks.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League Council
Johan von Bernstorff
Washington
Bernstorff
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Assembly
Preparatory Commission
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Sweden
China
Holland
England
France
Japan
Belgium
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakié
Tialgaria
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
League
Quai d’Orsay
Mircel Heraud
Tardieu
Agen
Mussolini’s Shadow at Brussels Trial of de Rosa
At the Brussels trial of Italian student Fernando de Rosa for the attempted assassination of Prince Umberto, observers stress Fascism’s influence. The defense argues intent lacked, while Belgian officials cite Mussolini’s regime as signaling war plans and disarmament issues amid Albanian border tensions.
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Mussolini
Fernando de ‘Rosa
de Rosa
Prince
Umberto
Louis de Brouckere
Aviation Commissiin
Geneva
de Brouckere
Dizzy Stunts Open Sunken Cincinnati Airport Dedication
Thousands crowd the opening day as the Ford national reliability air tour led by Harry Russell yields stunts by Doolittle and others. A dead-stick landing contest prizes $50, $30, and $20 while wind gusts test pilots before Doolittle performs a barrel roll.
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Cincinnati
Harry Russell
Jimmy Doolittle
United States Army
Bob Brown
Crosley
Joe Chambers
Russell
John Livingston
Aurora
Ill
J. W. Smith
Newcastle
Del
Arthur J. Davis
Lansing
Mich
George A. Haldeman
Dela Walter Beech
Kansas
Myron Zeller
Detroit
Barton
Barton, Stevenson, Moline
Iil
J. B. Story
Kansas City
Walter A. Carr
Edie Schneider
Jersey City
Charles Meyers
Cleveland
Larry Ruch
Les H. Bowman
Los Angeles
Nancy Hopkins
Washington, D. C
George Meissner
New York
Harvey C. Mummert
Hammondsport
N.Y
Roderick
Aeronautical Corporation
Red Flack
F. X. McGuire
J. M. Wallace
Unidentified man killed in Hamilton County auto crash
An unidentified man died and another was seriously injured in Hamilton County auto crashes yesterday. The fatality occurred at Liberty and Main where the victim, middle aged in a dark blue suit, was struck by Garland Paynter’s vehicle and died at General Hospital. A second man, George Hageman, was severely injured after being struck at Chase and Hamilton by Henry Malone’s car and remained in serious condition. A third rider, Joseph Ziegler, sustained minor injuries when their car crashed into a polenear Linwood Road after skidding past Hotel Arms.
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Hamilton County
Liberty
Main Streets
Garland Paynter
Sycamore Street
General Hospital
Henry B. Wenstrup
Mansfield Street
George Hageman
Hamilton Avenue
Chase
Hamilton Avenues
Henry Malone
Owens Avenue
Hamilton
Hageman
Joseph Ziegler
Hotel Arms
Sidney Biseman
Merchant
North Rescent
Linwood Road
Drys Losing Methodists Urge Vigilance In Prohibition
A Baltimore Conference report by the Methodist Episcopal Church South warns of a critical situation in enforcing prohibition laws. It argues ministers should not preach politics but church influence is needed, urging Christians to vote their convictions as a sacred franchise and resist political expediency.
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Washington
United States
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Temperature Outlook Across States with Daily Extremes
The compilation covers Ohio to West Virginia and Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee with fair but cool conditions. A table lists current high and low temperatures and twenty four hour precipitation for major cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit Chicago Atlanta St Louis New Orleans Kansas City Galveston Omaha Pittsburgh Denver and others. The report notes a record for September 26 1930 and provides a historical comparison with prior years and normals.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Louisville
Bee
Nashvile. Y
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlanticc
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Washing
Chicago
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kans
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Bramer
Dugas
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Fra
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Ernest Williams
Willie Williams
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Columbus High School
Ida Olmstead
Clinton Lane
Harry Smith
Clarence Barnett
Clement Shuragé
Tony Winierowski
Detour
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Sault Ste. Marie
Lloyd O’conner
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