Fourth Reserve District shows upturn in business trend
The Cleveland Federal Reserve's monthly district review reports a rising general business trend in the fourth district during late September to mid October. Employment slipped less, payrolls grew in manufacturing and texts, with gains in stone, clay, glass, textiles and shoes, while automobile and rubber payrolls declined.
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Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
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Lowrth
Automobile
Hoover Returns From Campaign Swing With West Trip Planned
President Hoover, back in Washington after a strenuous one day tour through the Northeast, announced plans for a western campaign swing likely to reach the West Coast for election day. He attacked Democratic proposals as a threat to the American system, citing last night’s Madison Square Garden rally where he was greeted by a massive crowd and persistent heckling from a balcony interrupter. The day featured stops in Philadelphia and New York with cheers and ticker tape, but also a notable disturbance as a dissenting spectator was escorted out.
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Hoover
New York City
Washington, D. C
White House
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New York
Tim
Wear
Roosevalt
Bub
Hood
Philadelphia
Itn
Daltimore
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Theodore Roosevelt
Widlow
Waa
United States
Dovatton
Xyslam
Hooveraaid
Governor Roosevelts Campaign Speech Across States
Governor Roosevelt campaigns in Boston and Indianapolis urging unity against personal attacks. He argues for a broad program to restore employment, federal spending in forests flood control and river projects, and temporary work while private industry lags.
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Boston
Associated Arena
Roosevelt
Hoover
New York City
Indiaiapolis
Bonds for Butler relief approved by Raker County
Raker County commissioners in session Tuesday adopted unanimous action to issue 14,280 more in relief bonds, bringing total to 154,250. The original 140,000 issue carried lower than first thought and the extra bonds may be issued at about six percent, contingent on a tax commission letter. Distribution of these funds when available has not been determined.
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Gia Ohic Gonenl
Ohio Tax Commissgn
Divorce Decrees in Abhcraft and Hughes Suits
Marie Ashcraft of Hamilton was granted a divorce from Warner Ashcraft in common pleas court on Tuesday over cruelty allegations. Addie Hughes, a minor, was granted a divorce from We Hughes. her petition was filed through Hinlda Combe.
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Marie Ashcraft
Hamilton
Deccen
Common Pleas
Wlarener Ashcraft
Addie Hughes
Miner
We Hughes
Hinlda Combe
Continue Attack On G. O. P. in Ohio Campaign Notes
Judge Florence B. Allen spoke in Cleveland as part of a Democratic push in Ohio. Governor Renews attack on Republican nominee Ingalls over Continental Shares finances. Lt. Gov. Pickrey cites losses to support the claim. Turkey presses repeal of the gag amendment in final campaign week while Attorney General Bettman advocates repeal in broader talks.
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Hobart J. Bulkley
Dermas Ratic
Ohio
Zanesville
Florence EB. Allen
Cleveland
William G. Pickry
Ingalls
Indred
Turkey
Senate
Attornney
Gilbert Bettman
Jurge Allen
Supreme Court
Kaenetedk
March Organizer Nabbed in London
London police raided the national unemployed workers movement headquarters and arrested W A L Hennington, organizer of the march on London. He planned a deputation on Parliament tonight and faces charges of violating public order amid recent riots near Trafalgar Square.
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London
National Unemployed Workers
W. A. L. Hennington
Hamnington
Bow Street
Political clash over votes and power in a tense campaign
Treas Darmocrata Darmocrata Darmocrata accuses Bear whip policy while Governor Housevelt attacks Republican forces. Beattie-Senator Nuéris claims President uses appointive powers to serve power trusts. Farley accuses GOP, gov employees funding violations. Hoover warns grass will grow if Roosevelt wins tariff policy. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt speaks at Madison Square Garden rally for re election.
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New York
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Campaign Broadcasts From Time Is Eastern Standard Tonight
A fragmented radio page lists campaigns programs across stations WEAENBC S, WABC CBS, and WIZNBC with political figures Harvey Firestone Sr. and Sen. Carter Glass, detailing Democratic and Republican league segments, and two programs on Wednesday featuring Jane Hoey and Josephine Baker alongside Republican women.
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Weaenbc
Republican Radio League
Harvey Firestone Sr
Hepeal
Minuutaig
Enust
Wabc-Cbs
Dainosentic
Newton D. Brker
Carter Glass
Wiznbc
WASC
CBB
Dewncratic
Mies Jane Hoey
Josephine Baker
Roosevelt Favorite Odds Jump in Early Campaign Betting
New York November 1 Roosevelt is quoted at 16 to 5 to carry the country and 2 to 1 to win New York state. Betting commissioner W L Darnell notes a 200000 statewide majority expectation. Lehman is 21 to 2 to be elected governor.
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Fovatner Ioonsvelt
W. L. Darnell
Roossevelt
Roosevelt
New York State
Herveré Lehman
Army plane crashes on Ohio State campus
An Army observation plane from Mitchel Field made a forced landing on the Ohio State University campus. Pilot Captain M. Q. Harper and observer Lieut C. G. Kony were unharmed. The incident occurred as the craft traveled from Kansas City to Port Columbo.
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Kanana City
Port Columbus
Ohio State University
M. Q. Harper
C. G. Kony
Mitchel Field
Injuries Fatal to Dayton Youth
Eugene Wilhelm, aged 10, died after running into the side of a moving streetcar in Dayton. The accident occurred while he was returning home from school, investigators said. The victim was identified by relatives and authorities were awaiting a full report.
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Dayton, D
Eugene Wilhelm
Injier
Ing Hou Fram Sclaa
FRRE MARRIAGE OFFER DRAWS NO TAKERS IN ALTON
Alton November 1 Cupid remains idle as the peace ferman offers to perform his first marriage ceremony without cash. Two weeks have passed with no takers amid public skepticism and curious officials. A separate item notes the American Trust and Savings Bank of Middletown filed a demurrer in common pleas court to Marty L. Jones's suit against Rufus C. Phillips seeking to collect a judgment from trust funds.
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Marty L. Jones
New York City
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Midwestern States Foreshadow Real Election Struggle
Fragmentary notes describe political maneuvering in Indiana and nearby states as Roosevelt seems vulnerable to Republican gains. Early October polls suggested Roosevelt loss risk with Hoover supporters wavering. Al Smith speeches stirred the GOP while Democrats concede Hoover momentum though viewed as modest.
Lorain sighting lifts hope for missing eight year old
Eight year old Ebert Lolleron, long missing from Cleveland, was reportedly seen alive in Lorain after a man and the boy rode a freight train toward a distant town. The sighting, dated October 28, brought renewed cheer to his family as police continued search efforts.
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Baiva
Hoover Record Showdown in Election Campaign
A fragmented report describes Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska challenging President Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt in a New York gubernatorial campaign context. Norris predicts a clash over who shapes the public mood and the president�s words may be used as campaign fodder in the contested race.
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Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Nebrasky
New York
Ang
Mines reopen to employ 7000 workers in Wheeling
The Rail and River Goal Company announced plans to restart mines in Wheeling employing 1,000 new workers on a stated date Deranther 1. Company official We P Clayton confirmed the reopening and job creation figures amid the regional mining revival.
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Wheeling
W. Yas Noy
Rail and River Goal Company
Deranther
We P Clayton
Amended Petition Filed in Miller Suit for Damages
An amended petition was filed in Common Pleas Court on Tuesday by Stelly Denia of Middletown against Miller Construction Co seeking $1000 for injuries when a car hit a platform that collapsed, causing heavy objects to fall on the vehicle on State Route 75 between Franklin and Middletown.
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Common Plans
Stelly Denia
Middletown
Mattia Dennis
BV. Miller Construction Co
Franklin
Raskob to Speak for Roosevelt at Democratic HQ
New York reports John J. Raskob former Democratic national chair will address the Roosevelt campaign Friday at 3 30 p.m. EST on NBC Red Network. The speech focuses on the economy and is part of Roosevelt’s bid for the presidency. Parole news notes Archer Garrett released November 5 from the London prison farm after burglary and larceny convictions.
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Greer Garrett
Taenday
Tondon
Arcer Garratt
Butler County
Prowlee Escapes On Baton Avenue
Police report a burglar alarm at 415 Raton Avenue early Tuesday morning but the suspect fled before officers arrived. Local responders secured the scene and ongoing inquiries seek identification of the perpetrator.
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Baton Avenue
Raton Avenue
Hoover Speech Seamus Foretold By Farley Critique
New York November 1 Farley says Hoover failed to address prohibition in his Madison Square Garden address. He called the speech a scarecrow and noted Hoover avoided the issue despite its political and economic importance, delivering a desperate tone as defeat looms.
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Madison Square Garden
Youth Talks Way Out of Trouble
In Chisago on November 1 eight year old Lindy Johnson addressed Judge Behiller asking about grownups and fairness. The court, after listening, asked about discipline and responsibility. Judge Sebitter ordered Henry Olkon to pay $10 for "sacking" Cindy as a consequence of the incident.
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Lindy Johnson
Behiller
Yue
Lindy
Fudge Sebitter
Henry Olkon
Cindy
Hoover to Invade Middlewest Again
Chicago reports that Republican presidential nominee Hoover will visit the Middlewest with stops planned in Springdiehl ML and St. Lonix on Friday. Campaign leaders have not commented on a Minneapolis appearance urged for weeks.
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Chicago
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Springdiehl
St. Lonix
Campuig N Lealere
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Escaped Convicts Found in Delphos
Two escaped convicts sought by Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Inmate were captured in Delphos last night. Authorities say they were Chester Beely, 27, of Fayette County, and Jasper Crown, 44, of Franklin County. Reedy and Brown had slipped away from confinement Saturday night.
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Elisabeth Morrow to Wed Welshman in Englewood Notice
Elisabeth Morrow announced her engagement to Aubrey Niel Morgan, a public utilities operator, in Englewood. The notice lists Morgan as the groom designate and mentions a forthcoming ceremony and associated arrangements.
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Englewood
Nef
Mlinabeth
Reeve Murrow
Charbex A. Gindhergt
Aubrey Niel Morgan
County Gov’t Move Halts for Present Contrived Measure
Cleveland report notes that the Ohio constitutional amendment drive to revise early government structure paused. Campaign chairman Clark Patt announced 208000 signatures collected for a petition to place the proposed amendment on the ballot at the next election. Petitions filed with the secretary of state within a few days.
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Ohio
Clarler Py Patt
Alain
ToPk
Stats
Tunney to Speak at Dayton Rally in Ohio After Campaign Push
Gene Tunney slated as headline speaker at Dayton rally in Dagon Ohio, first public appearance since his campaign tour. Officials and supporters trumpet the event as a key moment in promoting Whitt’s gubernatorial bid amid strong local backing.
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Dagon
Ohio
Gene Tenney
Sha
Tayton
Puis
Tests Strength on Tombstones in Walls City
In Walls City Nek on November 7 John Patchholz aged 18 tested his strength on tombstones. He pushed over a tombstone in a graveyard and was jailed for five days. He was ordered to pay for restoring the markers.
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Walls City
Nek
John Patchholz
Hit
Herriot’s Spain visit strengthens postwar ties
Madrid reports a notable group of outstanding politicians praising the visit by Herriot as a reinforcing of the key treaty between the Arabian and the newest republics. The delegation includes Martinez Barrios, former minister of communications, and Melachedas.
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Madrid
Ndovarl Herriot
Spain
Trea
Abenian
Martinez Barrios
Melachedas
Ram
Refi
Maden
Inter Prophet Troubled by Winter Forecasts
In Harriburg Pennsylvania on November 1, a weather prophet and his associate the caterpillar struggle to predict the coming season. Forecasters cite black caterpillars signaling a cold winter while light-colored ones suggest milder weather, with the prognosis remaining uncertain.
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Harriaburg
Pennsylvania
Reema
Farm Poll Shows No Related Trend
Farm Journal figures show no sign of changing voter trends in the presidential race with less than a week to go. Franklin D Roosevelt leads nationwide by about two to one, with Roosevelt at roughly 27,400 votes to Hoover’s 7,747, indicating overall election totals.
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Philadelphia
Farm Journal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Aged Columbus Man Fatally Struck by Car
Columbus man Leander M. Prine, 34, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile as he stepped from a parked car. He died at the scene in Columbus on a November date.
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Columbus, O
M. Prine
Atrick
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