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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1932
Page
10
Former Governor James M. Cox spoke to a large Columbus audience and statewide listeners Saturday night, outlining his stance on national and state issues, while Ohio's capital hosted the event and central Ohio provided local coverage.
Governor Franklin D Roosevelts eight day campaign tour spans the Dixie Middle West Pennsylvania Western New York and border states adding 3000 miles to his total, with stops in Baltimore Raleigh Atlanta Warn Springs Birmingham Nashville Louisville or Chattanooga and then St Louis Indianapolis Wheeling Pittsburgh Buffalo Rochester Albany and Boston, meeting with James A Farley and Senator Huey P Long amid final preparations for the national nomination campaign.
In a brisk public address Governor Cox framed Franklin D. Roosevelt as a future national leader who would seek a path to better days. He urged calm, clear judgment from Ohio voters on the race featuring David Tagalis, Governor White, and Senator Bulkley, praising White for prudent administration and a balanced budget while pushing Bulkley for re election on experience and harmony. Congressman Lamneck introduced Cox with local backing, though the endorsement drew mixed reactions amid Ohio political tensions. Continued on Page 17.
In Pittsburgh on a cold day a patrolman called Gigilotti, moved by compassion for an injured dog, drew his gun and fired. He then contacted the sergeant and attempted to help, but the dog had already died by the time responders arrived.
A remilar meeting of Union Grange will be held Tuesday night October 12 with the business session starting at 8 o clock The lecture hour has been arranged by Mrs Fred King lectorer and will feature the Big Four singers and entertainers as announced for Saymond Day
Samuel Insull former Chicago utility magnate was detained in Athens on orders from Washington. Detained as papers were in order and release within forty eight hours expected. Extradition to the United States was requested by American authorities and awaited formal request.
In Columbus Ohio on October 10 17 more Ohioans honored in the Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame. Er win Cowley and Samuel Medary were chosen from six nominees by a two thirds vote and will be inducted at a dinner October 28 with Ohio news paper publishers and editors.
The court of appeals sat at the Butler county courthouse Monday to hear cases and prepare for another session next Monday. Judge Simon Ross presided with Judges Francis M. Hamilton and Wace Cushing on the bench, in Judge Clinton D. Boyd’s courtroom where he was absent on assignment to a base in Preble county.
Search began in earnest today for AL MM TM 76, a prominent Clermont county contractor, who disappeared a week ago after leaving his Newtonville home Monday afternoon. Relatives saw no business or family troubles that would cause him to leave.
President Hoover will deliver a campaign speech in Cleveland on Saturday night October 15 at the Cleveland auditorium. The event was announced today, with details continued on Page 13.
A grand jury inquiry in Allen County focuses on the fatal discovery at an abandoned quarry where the bodies of Wael Truesdale and Thelma Woods were weighted with stones. Also in Ohio, paroled felon Mack Bush will be returned to prison after Gov White orders it, pending further charges from a Saturday jewelry holdup and shooting.
Li Ho-Sho the Korean convicted of plotting to bomb Emperor Hirohito's carriage is held at Ichigaya prison in Tokyo. Douglas Fairbanks arrived in Shanghai to tour China and join the amateur golf championship. Former President Calvin Coolidge traveled from Springfield to New York for Darwin Kingsley’s funeral.
Baltimorn Vet notes that some speeders refuse to stop fearing robbery by pursuing officers. Capt Johnson of the state police tests a gadget to debunk alibis, including a reversal headlamp on the right front fender of his car that flashes when alongside a spectator.
The Plain Dealer editorial endorses Joseph T. Tracey for re election as auditor of state. Tracey has been prominent in the recent Cleveland municipal affairs investigation.
New York, Oct. 10. A week of campaigning moves the national fight toward a final climax in ten days. President Hoover appears ready for a hard drive, urging a philosophy that Democrats and a recusal Congress could threaten the government. Governor Roosevelt gains from the week’s developments. the mayoralty situation in New York clears, Al Smith rides the momentum, and a New England tour may follow.
Reporters noted police consideration after two trees were dug up from a back yard and removed along with wicker furniture items. A resident reported a wicker chair and wicker stand missing while others questioned authorities about the incident.
Columbus Nerena Ohio reports Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts will visit Ohio for two appearances under the Democratic National Committee. He will speak at Linn on October 18 and was invited for a second Middletown speech, contingent on social arrangements.
Chicago marked the sixty first anniversary of the great fire as 224 firefighters battled the blaze for a week. Only four of the 223 men are living, and all attended a reunion observed yesterday to recall the event.
Martin Coffey, Middletown Democratic leader, will address members of the Junior Democratic Club at the regular meeting in the Hise building on South Second Street Tuesday night at eight. The address will be public. A premeeting business session will be held at 7230 Selock.
Five thousand people witnessed the unveiling yesterday of a market monument at the birthplate of Elwood Haynes, pioneer in the automobile industry, as President Hoover sent a message praising his contributions to science and invention and his impact on motion.
Snow blankets Montana and neighboring states ending a 30 day drought as light snow falls in Colorado Wisconsin and Minnesota. Lincoln Nebraska reports a brief snow event that melts quickly. Transportation and communications details appear continued on page 17.
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronan and three companions, downed 200 miles south of Rangoon after a water pump failure, abandoned engine repairs in rough Indian Ocean seas. A rescue ship Karogola reported taking them aboard after a cryptic German radio message. The mission began July 22 from Germany to complete a world circumnavigation.
Butler county board of elections predicts 1200 registrations in Hamilton by October 25 for new voters and those who did not vote in the last two years. The courthouse office operates daily 8:30 am to 5 pm with extended hours the next two days. The city’s eligible voter total for the presidential election exceeds 20 000.
The September monthly report from Ohio Department of Industrial Relations notes 8 new male applications for potions in Tamiltan, lifting total male applications to 332. Of total entries, 74 were placed, 17 existing female applications remain, with 10 reported as being planned in cooperation with the U S employment service.
Anavelatad Hreen reports Herriot and Macdonald plan talks with Prime Minister on arms equality amid disarmament steps. The interview with Lord Syrwell, Britain’s ambassador, coordinated the trip and a meeting window was set between Thursday and the following Sunday.
Washington Oct. 10 The Supreme Court heard plea from two Negro youths accused of assaulting two white girls near Scottsboro Alabama seeking to set aside their death sentences claiming unfair trials. The case drew wide attention as the court began its term and reviewed cases intensified by the Scottsboro controversy.
From Mukden Manchuria October 10 the Japanese army funnels an intensive drive on a wide front against 30000 insurgents who challenge the Manchukuo government aiming to obliterate bandits before winter arrives.
The Cincinnati Clearing House posted a reward of 4000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of two men suspected in a bank shooting near Silverton. Warry F. Friedhoff, a cashier, was killed during a failed robbery attempt as a female employee raised the alarm. Authorities describe the suspects as Brors and are pursuing leads in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman held in an opinion that mortgage loan stock issued by a building and loan association to a holder of the stock is not taxable under the intangible tax law. The Oct. 10 opinion defines non taxable status for the stock and clarifies tax applicability.
Governor Boris Ferguson refuses to support Miriam A Ferguson in the November 8 election amid intra party disputes in Texas. The Texas Supreme Court denied his appeal against a fraud charges dismissal of her nomination, and he signaled unwillingness to vote for Ferguson and her husband former Governor James E Morison.
Marvin Setzer of Hamilton was ordered held for the United States grand jury after arraignment on Mann Act charges for transporting Janie Shell of London Kentucky to Stamilten. Bond set at 6,000. Robert Wise, 40, charged with liquor offenses, held on 1,000 bond. Demobilization of Brazilian troops underway as 6,000 POWs to be released after investigations.
The United States circuit court ruled that cooperative marketing associations may be adjudged bankrupt under federal law, reversing a prior ruling by Judge Paul Jones of the Northern District of Ohio. The decision was issued at Cincinnati Ohio on October 10 1941. Winston Churchill, former chancellor of the exchequer, is reported to be under treatment at a hospital for paratyphoid.
The University of Minnesota moves to revive horse business after Regents approve breeding mares. Trean W. Coffey of the Agricultural Department predicts a comeback, stating the horse is likely to return to greater use.
Whelington October 10 George Otis Smith chairman of the power commission urged full publicity for the affairs of public utility companies to promote stronger regulation and oversight.
Waterbury October 10. Six members of the bonus expeditionary army who returned to the proposed haven were ordered to move by Mrs Maud Bigell, the original donor of the land. federal police had already moved out early settlers facing eviction at her directive.
Constable Cain of New animay received congratulations for capturing Alexander neg ae Gner, an escapee from the workhouse on September 18. The arrest followed a search by Hamilton pox View and county pres a Wad, with the fugitive believed to have fled to unknown parts. The suspect was taken into custody and charged, with reports noting involvement of others in the escape.
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