Ontario courts ready Extradition duel for Insull kin
John Hampton Cook County assistant state's attorney says Ontario authorities plan to extradite Samuel Insull and his brother Martin J. Insull, both wanted in Chicago for embezzlement and theft. Martin surrendered to Ontario police. a long legal fight over extradition is anticipated.
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Martin Yngull
Chicago
Ontario
Titola
Europe
Samuel Insull
Insull Utilities
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Juation W. A. Logic
Ihn Ontaria Supreme Court
John Tawpton
Canada
Ain Lane
Dudge Dudley Holmes
Simeone County
Astoter
Tasull
Barre
Orilla
Tranpton
Shark Uints
Poranto
Libby Passed Up In Smiths Will In Winston-Salem
A will filed for probate leaves Reynolds tobacco millions to his brother and two sisters, drawn summer 1931 while Reynolds stayed at a Long Island cottage near Libby Holman. The murder case remains unresolved as Holman’s name figures in ongoing coverage.
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Awsociated Press
New York
Smith Reynolds
Winston Salem
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Rane
Ieynolda
Otcea
Reynolds
Will Wos
Tong Island
Libby Holman
Broadway Torch
Whder
Ant
Hal
Woman Remembers Pin Heads From 22 Years Past
St Paul woman Elsie Leodara recalls an elf pin with a black head swallowed 22 years ago. A physician found one pin head during a recent medical exam and plans to search for the rest.
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Elsie Leodara
Sid
Me and My Pal Party Tonight at YMCA Boys Department
Preparations are complete for the autumn Me and My Pals party to be held this evening at 7 16 o clock in the boys department of the YMCA. The event is open to all they weaben and their pals with Marmonica band selections and other features. Magis demonstrations by Ten Keppler and his pupils, a demonstration of hobbies and handicraft, comedy movies and refreshments are planned.
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M.C. A
Marmonica
Coumittes
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Ty Ten Keppler
Non-Partisan Club Meeting At Labor Temple Tonight
Public invited to an open Non-Partisan club meeting at the Labor temple Friday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Ndith McClare Patterson of Dayton and John Andrews, candidates for Congress and clerk of course, are slated speakers. Dr Maris Saale from Chicago will also address the audience.
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Ndith McClare Patterson
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Congress
John, Andrews
Maris Saale
Apeak
Aling
Abs
Chicago
New Bankers Head Says Worst Over Demand Changes
An annotated press summary from Los Angeles reports Feo Hein of New York predicting the worst of the banking downturn is passed and calling for sweeping changes in the banking system with a warning of continued low mood. The note appears on page 19.
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Los Angeles
Feaocis Hein
New York
New
Not enough readable data for a clear headline
Arthur Arnold and his father Elias Arnold were acquitted of child stealing in the Melvin Houst disappearance case. Arnold was then detained on a separate driving while intoxicated charge and remained in jail awaiting assignment in Willoughby where he claimed work at a book.
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Cleveland
Arthur Arnold
Elias “Nult' Arnold
Melvin Houst
Orrville
Aynold
Willoughby
Aook
Delphos Gang Hijacks Delivery Truck in Violent Robbery
Six men hijacked a Delphos Dry Cleaning delivery truck last night, beat driver Harry Warren, and warned of further attacks on other drivers. The incident, linked to gang terrorism in Delphos, follows warnings to owner H. Myers. The Aug reconstruction loans report also issued, detailing distributions to banks and loans amid relief funds and self liquidating projects.
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H. Alyers
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South Trimble
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Dongust
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PIO
Bona Federal Pina Bank
Aprilcultural
Railyoads
Collegency
Blacksmith Shop Converts to Little Theatre in Germantown
In Germantown on the site of the Battle of Germantown a colonial era blacksmith shop has been transformed into a small theatre. Boat lights gleam where once tools rang as the historic building, dating from early colonial times, welcomes performances and visitors.
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Lorserhoes
Germantown
Big Bill Thompson Loses Car After Meeting
Chicago Oct 7 A former mayor Big Bill Thompson failed to reach his own car after a political meeting as a theft occurred. In Ravenna Ohio Det 7 reports a theater blast damaged a barber shop with estimated costs at 2600 dollars and investigators found a gasoline can, suggesting arson.
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Ravenna Theatre
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Hoover Address Brings Review Of Conditions
President Hoover warned in a Des Moines speech that within two weeks emergency measures could be needed to avoid a gold standard suspension. He noted gold draining from hoarders and European investors and said Congress would have to act to avert a crisis.
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Redawry
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Senator to Reply to Hoover Speech in Iowa
Annocsted Perre Alley N Y reports Governor Franklin D Roosevelt to confer with former Senator Janis A Reed of Missouri before heading to the Midwest. Roosevelt is expected to reply to President Roosevelt’s Des Moines remarks in a radio address critiquing Republican “pork barrel” farm proposals.
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Hyde Park
Norris to Tour for Roosevelt in Democratic Pledge
United States senator from Nebraska will campaign for Franklin D Roosevelt across key states. David Niles announces Norris will speak first in Philadelphia on October 47 followed by Columbus October 18 and Joliet October 19. A California stop at an unnamed city is slated for November 7.
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Newswomen Meet In Annual Session Attendee Mary White
Miss Mary White daughter of Governor George White was expected as a guest at the opening of the Alin Newspaper Women's association convention in Mansfield. The five day gathering will feature Mayes Trewin president of the Authors League of America as guest speaker at Saturday’s banquet.
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Mary White
George White
Alin
Women’s Association Romvension
Inox Mayes Trewin
Author’s League of America
Mission Society Names President in St Louis Meeting
Mes. J. Gavoile of Sidney Ohio was re elected president of the Methodist Episcopal Women's Missionary Society in St Louis yesterday. Mrs. G. Slates of Cincinnati was named recording secretary and Mrs. J. H. Freeman of Delaware Ohio treasurer.
Sign at jail proclaims strike action continues in farm dispute
Reported in a Midwestern scene Sioux Valley South Dakota becomes focal as farm strike expands with anti marketing pickets on highways entering the city. Prolonged agitation persists with several liquor-manned stations setting up permanent pickets while authorities struggle to admit trucks.
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Prisoners Taken To World Series Claim Weakened by Candidate
Clyde J. Henning, a Democratic candidate for Missouri governor, accused Warden C. H. Treland of the state reformatory at Anamosa of taking two prisoners to the World Series games between Chicago Cuba and New York Yankees. He urged Governor Tirner to remove the warden in a political address last night.
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C. HM. Treland
State Reformatory
Anamoas
Chicago Cuba
New York Yankees
Clyde Js. Henning
Dan Tirner
Defense Opens Up In Maschke Trial
The defense opened its case in the Maschke embezzlement trial alleging the motive was friendship not fraud. Maurice Maschke, Republican leader, and four others are accused of depositing about $177,272 into the county treasury in 1928, with the first witness Mrs. Tovn Rosenblatt, widow of a man whose checks Maschke and others say they honored for nearly $199,000.
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Gat
Maurice Maschke
Tovn Rosenblatt
Maschko
Cabinet Resigns In Bucharest Shaping Romania’s Government
Vienna reports from Bucharest state the Romanian cabinet of Premier Vaide Voeved has resigned. A strong Peru earthquake rattled Lima for several seconds. In Bowling Green Ohio four bandits looted Citizens Bank in Weston, locking employees and customers in a rear room and fleeing with about $8,000 to $9,000.
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Bucharest
Vaide Voeved
Scot Ohid Bank
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Weston
Grotto to Hear Governor Speak at Marion Convention
The eighth Indiana State Grotto convention meets in Marion with plans to inspect the Tardling memorial and other points of interest. Governor White will address attendees at a banquet Friday night.
Rail battle hearings sought in Montour extension dispute
In Reaver Virginia on October 7 a court will hear arguments in the Benagalvania railroad subsidiary case seeking to halt construction of the Montour extension from Kingstown to Smith's Ferry. The dispute centers on rights to continue the rail line and the company faces opposition from local interests.
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Benagalvania Rilroad
Montour
Kingstown
Smith's Ferry
White accuses Ingalls of misrepresenting facts
Governor George White denounces Republican candidate Ingalls for misrepresenting figures after a Democratic rally. White touts state savings and an alleged ten million dollar relief claim disproved by Director Bovis figures. U.S. Senator Bulkley and Congressman Kuftin also spoke.
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Tagalls
George White
Tovernor
Togalls
Bovis
Ingalls
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Prank C. Kuitfin
Alga Spake
Van Orman Flying Back to America
Akron youth Van Orman who won second in an international balloon race in Basel on September 5 will return by air from Zurich to board the Zeppelin for a flight to Pernambuco Brazil. He will be met in Zurich by friends and escorted to Friedrichshafen to catch the airship.
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Ward T. van Orman
Basel
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Ty Goth
Socialist Torch Kept Off Ballot in Ohio Race
Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Socialist party emblem cannot appear at the head of the ticket on the ballot next month. Voters must mark an X before each candidate from president downward to veto a straight ticket.
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Socialist Party
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Youngstown Man Killed in Crash Near Lime City
Mark Murphy of Youngstown Ohio was injured fatally when his car swerved off a road near Lime City to avoid a collision. His chest was crushed at the steering wheel. Mrs Murphy suffered minor cuts and bruises and was taken to Perrysburg hospital.
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Crask
Toledo
Mark Murphy
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Lime City
Coolidge Hinted For Kingsley Job
The nation of Calvin Coolidge was mentioned as a possible successor to the interim board, with Kingsley as chairman of the New York entity. Kingsley died last night of a heart ailment in his forties. He led a directorate that included former President Coolidge and was a Vermont native educated at Barre Academy and the University of Vermont. Surviving are a widow and five children.
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New York
Calvin Coaltnga
Inta Darwin BP
Kingssey
Elmiraina
Barre Academy
University of Vermont
Mal Five
COPS DON'T CARE FOR REGULATIONS IN LOUISVILLE
In Louisville on October 7 an order restricted police from using private cars to go to work. Chief Ratellite checked parked vehicles near district stations. about 80 cars were owned by policemen. Fines were issued for each violation and officers received admonitions.
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Staal
O'Brien Nominated as New York City Mayoral Candidate
Tammany Hall nominee Surrogate John O'Brien was chosen at a special convention at Madison Square Garden marking a political eclipse of Mayor James J Walker. O'Brien's selection limits Mayor-elect Joseph V. McKee’s role. Walker had resigned Sept 1 and a November 9 election will determine his successor. The move strengthens Tammany leadership amid Albany and governor tensions with Lehman’s governor nomination up for debate.
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Tammany
John O'Brien
Madison Square Garflun
Quela
James J. Walker
Walker
Yee
NeKee
O’brien
Jnamph Ale- Kee
Hoor of Aldermen
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Ederard J. Flynn
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O' Brien
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Jatin Curry
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Roosevelt
Election Board
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McKoo
Findlay Civic Leader Succumbs After Hemorrhage
News item reports Findlay civic leader Willian Ely, 50, dies from a cerebral hemorrhage. Detectives Oscar Docker and Robert Leonard recover a chain block found at 646 Woodlawn Avenue, connected to an ongoing homicide investigation. Washington reports Raymond Robins and his wife describe a nationwide search for Colonel Robins’ missing person case and a suspected involvement by prohibition authorities.
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UPI
Willian Ely
Heroe
Richardson
Oscar Docker
Robert Leonard Wis
Ray Richardson
Woodlawn Avenue
Gol. Robins
Washington
Raymond Robins
Colonel Robins
Prohibition Burme
Sha Wee
Owe Mexican Priests Lose Citizenship Decree
In Vera Cruz state Mexican priests were deprived of citizenship by a decree of the state legislature. The order bars priest expulsion from the country and confiscates church property, with governor assigning it for other purposes. The action followed a special legislative session.
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Vera Crim
Législatura
Priesia
Dollar Program By U. 3B Ladies Aid
Plans for a tomatoe sale to be held Saturday at 544 High Street and for the Four Dollar Day event. A November prem to be held at a Ladies’ Aid society meeting this afternoon.
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Ladies Aid Plana
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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