Manchuria Report Sheds Light on Japan Crisis
The Lytton commission's findings condemn Japan's 1931 Manchurian campaign as unjustified and suggest a special autonomous regime for Manchuria with Chinese sovereignty over three provinces. The report, approved by major powers, faces delay and will be revisited November 14. Japan bitterly rejects the conclusions while other nations react with cautious support.
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Sinonyianesa
Heupue Council
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Lord Lytton
Great Britain
Frank McCoy
United States
Luigi Albrovapdi Mareswotti
Italy
Herman Sehie
Gornmny
Henri Cinunel
Bronce
Japan
Makdent
Governor Roosevelts Return From Campaign Tour
Governor Roosevelts return to Albany at 9 07 a m after a three week campaign tour lasting across the Pacific Coast. He was met at the capital by local officials and supporters detailing the long swing through key western states.
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Albany
Roosevalt
Pacific Coast
Sir Harry Tander Delays U S Visit Until After Elections
Scottish theatre star Sir Harry Tander arrives in America for another tour but says he will not visit the United States until after the November elections. He notes he would not want to be voted into the White House.
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Quebec
Harry Tander
Scotland
United States
White House
Fire thief William Conlin cited in September losses
Report shows 21 fires attributed to William Conlin in September with 9,526 dollars loss listed. Three false alarms were logged. Damages include 83,275 to buildings and 42.60 to contents, with starting buildings valued at 23,100 and contents at 11,500.
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William Conlin Man Fing
Fees Allowed in Probate Court for Milligan Assignment
Fees of 6130 each were allowed in probate court Monday to Robert Willis assigner and his counsel Carl J. Mueller in the assignment of H. M. Milligan doing business as the Middletown Radio and Electric Company.
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Willie Clatm
Robert Willis
Coonsel
Carl J. Mueller
H. M. Milligan
Middletown Radio and
Hlecttia Company
Mistrial Declared in Senator Davis Case Amid Juror Talk
In New York New York United States Senator James J. Davis trial ends abruptly as Judge Frank J. Coleman proclaims a mistrial after juror discussions. In Toledo First Westminster Presbyterian Church services shift from hymn to gospel style with pastor Dr. Hlwood A. Rowsey, while some attendees protest by staying away. A night club orchestra performs during services with songs such as Lets Have a Party and Boop Boop a Doo.
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United States
James J. Davis
Frank J. Coleman
Loye
Jean
First Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hlwood A. Rowsey
Cily Welfare
Menhor
Whoir
Wells
Manchurian peace plan cited by Lytton commission outlined
The Geneva peace framework for China and Japan includes recognizing Manchuria’s interests, future China Japan relations, and economic cooperation. It calls for internal security reforms and adherence to League Covenant and nine power treaty while outlining dispute settlement and reconstruction cooperation.
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Lytton Commission
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Manghwiia
Surprises Planned In Maschke Trial Opens Major Offensive
Clavelind Oct 2 The state opens a second major offensive in the Maschke embezzlement trial with a string of surprise witnesses. Prosecutor A. Leighiey aims to prove defendants diverted between 60 000 and 70 000 to the county treasury in addition to the 177 000 Maschke previously said he helped restore. Maschke expressed uncertainty as the trial proceeds.
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Maurice Maschke
Live Co
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Maschke
Beautiful girl makes father drink coffee by the cup
In Istanbul on October 3 a man known as the father of Keriman Palis Henim, hailed as Miss Universe, joked that he must drink about five pounds of coffee daily to satisfy visitors in gratitude for his daughter's fame. Turkish customs require guests to be served coffee, forcing the father to endure a higher intake than usual.
Legion Drum Corps Event Delivers Mixed Placings in Troy
Hamilton American Legion Drum Corps placed among the winners in most contests but failed to place at the Troy Ohio event held Sunday under the Troy Legion post. Ima won first prize of 15 dollars, Bellefontaine took second with 100, Norwood third with 50, and Piqua fourth with 25. Newport Kentucky finished fifth, each prize listed.
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Bil
Market Closings Auto Recovered on August Road
Sheriff John C. Schumacher reports a recovered auto found on the Augsynirger road. Milting Co. notes property hinge details and averted loss while Campbell and Raton are mentioned among involved parties despite garbled OCR.
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Oan
John C. Schumacher
Wedan
Oart. Milting Co
Augsynirger Road
Ta- Core
Cossete
Whentver Hingeoss
Woman Sues After Telephone Buzz Disturbs Ears
Chicago case details a claim by Mrs Teabel Scharfe alleging that a loud buzz from a telephone company damaged her ear drum. She seeks 25000 in damages, citing the nuisance and medical impact from the disturbance.
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Chicago
Teabel Scharfe
Thumbers Knock Him Unconscious In Morning Incident
In Louisville on October 3 a man named Harris was forced to give a ride to two strangers who assaulted him, stole his wallet and watch, and left him unconscious for about two hours. He recovered consciousness later and reported the robbery to police.
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Louisville
Harris
Donovan Apparent Will Lead Gubernatorial Nomination Race
Buffalo October 3 With Colonel William J Donovan apparently the choice of most delegates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination the convention machinery moved into action. Delegates faced selecting a United States senator and nominees for two congressional districts choosing electors for the presidential election and drafting and adopting a state platform.
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Buffalo
Coronel
William J. Donovan
United States
Hoover to Discuss Farm Problems and Other Issues
President Hoover leaves Washington for Des Moines where he will deliver his opening campaign speech tomorrow. He is set to address farm concerns and other campaign issues at length, marking the third time since his acceptance in Washington on August 17. His Democratic rival, Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, has already voiced his views on many current problems.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
News Behind The News on Insull and Public Service
In a discussion of Insull matters the piece notes cordial ties between Insull interests and the New York Public Service Commission. It argues the trouble might have been avoided if security prias had stayed at January levels and touts Commonwealth Edison as well managed. The stock of the Edison company and Peoples Gas Light & Coke trades at about eight times earnings.
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Tnsull
Insull
Thinole Public Service Commission
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Commonwealth Edison
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Roosevelt Fresh After Long Campaign Tour
Fury of Baltimore Sun radio correspondent reports Roosevelt’s Western campaign tour as a revealing, vigorous spin through multiple states. The candidate appears unfazed by travel, claiming to endure grueling schedules and hinting at another rapid stretch of events within a week.
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Asinn
Enstein
Saul
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Football players injured in Akron automobile crash
Two players Chester Thompson 22 suffered a fractured skull and Edward Schaeffer 24 believed injured after their car veered into a ditch when a truck blinded the driver by its lights. Other details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Akron
Chester Thompson
Edward Schaeffer
Publicity clash over Reconstruction Finance loans
A campaign issue centers on whether monthly borrower lists from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation should be publicly available. Milne Poirene leads calls for disclosure against resistance from executive departments while Speaker Garner and Rainey influence House stance. The dispute extends to whether Congress or secrecy governs loan data.
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Poiorene
Soaih Trinshie
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Seteti
Garner
Rainey
House
Democraty
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Receiver sought for Nickel Plate railroad
Chicago October 3. A full asking appointment of a receiver for the Nickel Plate railroad was filed in United States district court the day before Judge Jamen H. Wilkersom. Des Moines October 3. Willign Western a negro confessed to killing George Grey 19 of Akron Ohio and wounding three companions. Western said the court had attempted to break into his home.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Railroad
United States District Court
Jamen H. Wilkersom
Des Moines
Willign
Western
Negro
Conseasadvedays
George Grey
Akron
Spanking Machine Submitted for Education Minister Review
An automatic spanking device composed of wheels weights and levers has been submitted to the minister of education for consideration. The contraption uses a lever operated switch to apply downward pressure with regulated force as part of its design.
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Sydney
Det
Ck VA
Minister of Education
Ballimara and Olin eailroad to recall workmen
The Ballimara and Olin railroad will call 950 men back to their jobs this week, Frank W. Taylor, agent, announced at the local shops in Painesville, Ohio, on October 3. The report notes the action affects workers previously laid off and outlines the planned reemployment timeline.
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Ballimara
Olin Eailroad
Tia
Frank W. Taylor
Maud Muller Gandy Founder Dies at 71 in Dayton
Mia Minnia Ball, 71, founder of the Maud Muller Gandy company, led branches in many cities in Ohio and Detroit, Michigan, and died after a relay.
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Toundee
Dayton
Minnia Ball
Maud Muller, Gandy Company
Ohina
Detroit
Michigan
Anti-Salooners Hold Convention for Prohibition Fight
A national Anti-Saloon League convention was called for October in Dover to plan opposition to the Eighteenth Amendment and to prepare a legislative program. The executive committee warned delegates that officials including superintendents must be banned from attendance, aiming to unite church and temperance groups against liquor treatment reforms.
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Heve Hy
Dover
League
Amit Alert
Lignor
Treasury balance reported by day
The late treasury shows a balance of $3,601,748.09 at close of September 30. State Treasurer Harry Day reported September receipts of $5,489,701.34 versus disbursements of $9,261,543.01.
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Akron Maw in shooting near Des Moines shocks city
Unclear report from UPI describes a fatal shooting tying Akron to Des Moines. George Grey is killed and three companions wounded. Names listed include Tony Tuxeder, 24, Martin Wolf, 20, Wolf Doe Wolf, 24. Police investigate motives and connections amid sparse details.
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Des Moines
Nes Moines
Towa
Ost
UPI
George Grey
Alegne Akron
Tony Tuxeder
Martin Wolf
Ane Doe Wolf
Bandit Slain In Michigan Chase
A bandit was shot and killed during a running gun battle on the outskirts of Flint Michigan. Police fired as the suspect sped away in a car after exchanging shots with state officers. The bandit’s vehicle struck a telephone pole and was demolished.
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Mt . Flint
Micky Getih
Curtis Invades Demo Stronghold In Kansas City
Curtis arrives in Kansas City as vice President Charles Curtin campaigns for Publican support. He plans a day-long series of conferences with Democratic leaders in Missouri and Kansas to bolster party efforts.
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Kansas City
Charles Curtin
Pinoning
Missouri
Kansas
Hearst Undergoes Minor Operation
William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper publisher, underwent a minor operation today at Cleveland Clinic hospital. His secretary J Villines was present, and reports indicate the procedure was successful with no complications.
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Cleveland, C
William Randolph Hearst
Cleveland Clinis Hospital
J. Villines Il
Two Auto Fatalities Reported in Telmont County
Two automobile deaths were recorded today in Telmont County. Martha O Grady eight of Neffs died from injuries from a Friday crash on the route to school. Louis Tora forty two of Lansing was killed when struck by a car driven by Lois Martin fourteen while running for a street car. Hamilton Gases In 10. Appeals Court. Cincinnati appeals court set to hear cases including Chiesa Lattern and company versus J D Andrews trustee in bankruptcy Key Stone Fruit Products and Marquette Tool and Manufacturing versus Hooven Owen and Romschler.
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Martins Percy
Telmont County
Martha O'Grady
Neffs
Louis Tora
Lansing
Strick
Lois Martin
Hamilton Gases
District Court of Appeals
Cinginnati
Hamilton
Chiesa, Lattern and Company
Roosevelt Text On Page Nine Today In Chicago Roosevelt meets Lehman at state convention.
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt arrives by special train and is greeted at the executive mansion by Lieutenant Governor Herbert H Lehman who is favored for the gubernatorial nomination. Roosevelt plans talks with Democratic leaders Curry and McCay over Lehman candidacy and the convention scene.
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Wisconsin
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Sea of Humanity
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Cermnok
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Lehman
Curry
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Detroit
Naval Aremory
Bankers Warned Against Change at Annual Convention
In Los Angeles on October 2 3 On the Vest reports that the eighth annual American Bankers convention opens with President Harry J Maas of Philadelphia warning against radical changes in banking practice. Ogden L Mills secretary of the treasury is slated to speak on The Financial Panic and Program of Registiration. Delegates expected around 3000.
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Los Angeles
Ie American Bankers
Essoratto Ty
Harry J. Maas
Philadelphia
Tomormiw
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Man Last Night Killed In Windsorpear Auto Crash
Salesman Harris of Elyria died instantly when his auto plunged into a ditch on Windsorpear road in Manafield Ohio last night. Police said the crash occurred after the vehicle left the road. The victim’s name is withheld awaiting relatives.
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Harris
Elyria
Seleaman
Windsorpear
Hawiten Speech Placed as Great Moment in Public Life
In Buffalo on October 3 the prepared remarks of Representative Hawiten were delivered publicly. The speech lauds President Hoover as the greatest man of our era, calling his leadership a defining moment for the nation and urging public support for the administration’s policies.
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Hawiten
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