Ailing Children Reported in Ohin Soldiers and Sailors Camp
Dozens of children at the Ohin Soldiers and Sailors Camp suffer stomach disorders with 147 new cases today. Officials cannot identify the cause, suspecting poison but finding no source in analysis of food water or milk. The outbreak would imply hundreds more potential cases among residents and staff if food was the source.
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Two Sons Saved as Bandits Shoot in Manchurian City
In Manchuria a kidnapping attempt on a principal street ended with bandits shooting Mrs. C. T. Woodruff while she saved her two sons. both children escaped unharmed though the bandits fled. The incident spurred protests from foreign consulates and raised fears among Warbin residents.
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Governor Attacks Ingalls Expenses In Ohio Campaign Speech
Governor George White heatedly accused Republican candidate David S Ingalls of spending large sums to win the Ohio governorship. He cited reported primary expenditures and predicted a final rush of money in the closing days of the campaign.
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Involved Way of Paying Taxes Stumps Greensburg Officials
An unemployed man in Mount Pleasant township used a job to settle his tax bill. He worked off a tailor and retailer’s taxes after they refused payment until the bill was settled. Town officials are puzzled by the arrangement and its implications.
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Ouster hearing postponed in Philo mayor case
In Zancaville on October 13 AP reports the outer trial of 14 year old Philo mayor Invict Wi Dozer, nicknamed the Mussolini of Philo, is paused and set to resume tomorrow after a day of immersion.
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Cleveland man pleads guilty in robbery case
David Peshman, 25, admitted guilt to a robbery charge in Mansfield court. He allegedly stole 263 from Frank Hlavacek in Nanbury on June 25. Separately, Mrs James A Reed, wife of the Missouri farmer, died in Keaway City, Missouri, today.
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Hoover Campaign Attack by Brand in Ohio District
Congressman Charles Brand of Ohio’s seventh district denounced the Republican Party and President Hoover in a formal statement from his home. Brand urged defeat and reorganization, praising Franklin D Roosevelt and signaling a break with the party.
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Prohibition blamed on gangster crime rise says report
Washington October 12 a report before the American Bar Association said organized crime by gangs is driven by supply and demand and that prohibition created a demand for mercenary crime. The criminology committee study notes past gangs but states prohibition amplified the issue.
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Roosevelt Garner Miss Coolidge Speech Not Heard
Governor Roosevelt and Speaker Garner did not hear Calvin Coolidge's New York address. Measvelt and Garner, attending as guests, were watching a motion picture in the mansion miniature theatre. The governor enjoys relaxing from duties in the fiddled phase of the era.
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Convicts Ordered to Fill Prison Tunnel
Four Utah state penitentiary inmates confined in solitary after tunneling under the wall are to be released long enough to fill the 20 foot trench they carved. After the task, they will return to their cells.
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Judge forfeits bail for 23 men in alleged gambling house
Chicago on October 12 Judge Sahn 17 Bhar of Berwyn wondered why 23 defendants arrested in an alleged gambling house failed to appear. An arranger swore to speak and hinted the case was fixed. Judge Ehardt then forfeited all bonds.
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Coolidge Praises Hoover in New York Campaign Speech
President Calvin Coolidge touts Herbert Hoover as the savior of the nation in a Madison Square Garden rally. He argues the country owes gratitude to Hoover for rescuing it from disaster and signals the campaign's final phase beginning from the New England retreat.
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Former Senator Smith Dies at 73 in Grand Rapids
William Allen Smith, former United States senator with service spanning the Spanish American and World War eras, died at his Grand Rapids home this afternoon at age 73. Missouri governor candidate Wilken dies. Democratic committee to select nominee within twelve days.
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Democrats Chagrined By James Reed Roosevelt Attack
Missouri voters react to former Senator James Reed delivering a personal attack on President Roosevelt and his war record in Des Moines. Reed, once an foe of Hoover, draws critique from Roosevelt supporters amid a tight campaign as Democrats fear Reed’s remarks could shift votes against Franklin Roosevelt and aid Treayer. Continued on Page 15.
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Belfast Rioting Breaks Out Anew With Troops Called In
British army units were rushed to Belfast as rioting flared again causing numerous injuries. The unrest followed a period of stern military rule, with a lull by nightfall and scattered disturbances continuing into the morning. Residents endured tense conditions as authorities sought to restore order.
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Court bars optional wagering plan on horse racing
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that an optional wagering system on horse races violated the state wagering ban. The court affirmed the conviction of P. L. Coulter fined in Tarrant County for betting at Arlington Downs. Under the plan a buyer obtains an option on a horse and may purchase if the horse wins, but the holder may choose not to exercise.
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Last Civil War veteran Jamey Salisbury dies at 90
Jamey Salisbury, Middlesport's last surviving Civil War veteran, died at his home today after a brief illness. The report notes his age and status as the town's final veteran, reflecting on his long life and service.
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Lake Erie Struck By Wintry Storm
A wintry storm battered Lake Erie with white-capped waves and gusty winds. Shipping warned of delays as several vessels sheltered, small boats capsized, and a freighter grounded near Buffalo amid autumn gale conditions at sea.
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Roosevelt Money Flowing Freely On California Hopes
In New York and Ohio a shift in Wall Street betting odds shows Roosevelt backers increasing wagers. G Woodruff Valentine firm offers $50,000 from the West to back Roosevelt to carry California by 100,000 votes at odds of 8 to 4.
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Ohioan Killed in Grace Crash At Funeral Ride
William Garwick, 50, of Mendon area, died from injuries in a car crash when his auto was struck by a passenger train returning from a friend's funeral. His wife, 40, also died in the collision near Mendon, Ohio.
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Insull Case Aweennl Drama Posts Global Links
Wealthy Anglo financier Basil jinn volf figures in an international melodrama involving Samant Tnaud and Zaharoff. Cablegrams from Chicago to European cities surface as Athens considers extradition and Ta gulln faces possible legal action.
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Mefford Ends Life at Champion Coated Paper Plant
Louis Mefford age 33, a foreman at Champion Coated Paper plant, shot himself at 12:30 PM Wednesday at 404 North Fifth Street. His widow, Kova, found him with a small revolver just above the right ear. Doctors failed to revive him. Officials cited no clear motive though Mrs. Mefford cited fear over promotion. Officials praised his work and Dr. Edward Cask attended the scene.
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Truesdale Case With Grand Jury Advances in Allen County
The Allen county grand jury continues to hear charges against Truesdale despite a statement in which he allegedly confessed to killing his brother and Miss Thelma Whods over a year ago. Attorneys from Truesdale’s defense attended the grand jury proceeding, and the jury’s findings are expected to be reported tomorrow.
Revolver Tragedy Ends in Fatal Self Inflicted Shot
In a grim incident at Boonyilte, Sil Ost and 32 year old Griffith examined a handgun for a friend. Griffith pulled the trigger, the weapon misfired, then aimed at himself to prove it unloaded, and died instantly. The事件 underscores dangers of handling loaded firearms and prompts local authorities to review safety protocols.
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Views Increasing Cry for Support As Ominous Note
An appeal to national leadership is voiced by Guy A. Thompson at the fifty-fifth annual American Bar Association meeting. He warns that dangers threaten the republic and urges heightened public opinion as the only hope. Delegates hear opening remarks in Constitution Hall as President Neaver is set to speak.
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Educator Ends Life Special To The Journal
Dr Simon 8 Baker former president of Washington and Jaf feeson College died by an apparent suicide in a field near Washington Pa. He had resigned in spring 1932 after a five day student strike protesting his autocratic methods. Friends say he was broken hearted over the student strike and his health failed afterward.
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Columbus Discovers America Memorial Plan Across Americas
Washington observes anniversaries of Columbus voyage as 21 republics join the Pan American union in backing a Santa Domingo memorial. Speeches mark the voyage that opened the Western Hemisphere to Europe and hint at a colossal lighthouse to honor Columbus.
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Driver Unaware as Hay Bale Ignites Fire Vehicle
B C Parka driving home with a hay bale on the rear bumper when the exhaust ignited the bale. Fire crew reached the scene promptly. Parka was unaware of the blaze and firefighters extinguished the flames.
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Man Bitten by Dog Walks Four Miles for Treatment
Henry Morres, 69, of 340 Charles Street, was bitten on his right leg and walked about four miles from the Stone firm on Silver Road to Mercy Hospital. He received treatment and was discharged after the brief medical care.
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Home Loan Stock Subscriptions High
Cincinnati Oct 12 Subscriptions for stock in the Fifth District Home Loan bank grew intense after the first board meeting Oversubscription expectations ran to 2 000 000 from builders associations in Hamilton County Ohio An $15 000 000 capitalization will back loans to building and loan associations in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee Branch sites may include Louisville Ky The required Ohio portion 2 300 000 comes from 75 associations downtown Cincinnati and other cities are involved.
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Fifth District Home Loan Bank
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Pennessee
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State attorney fined by judge in Ontario case
District Judge Adants fined District Attorney McCraw $25 for contempt of court after a sharp reply to another attorney. McCraw returned to the courtroom and turned over 500 nickels to Jim Barker, clerk, of giving the remarks.
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Blue Book Post Plans To Secede From Legion
Cleveland October 12 secession of the Blue Bank post from the American Legion is planned as a protest against the Legion convention. A stand for immediate payment of soldiers bonuses will be prepared Monday night when Army Navy Post St meets.
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Insull Wins Freedom Plans to Stay in Athens
Annotations describe Samuel Insull securing freedom after brief detention and announcing plans to remain in Athens at the Palmia hotel. American legation officials say a new warrant is imminent to pursue indictment for embezzlement tied to his utilities empire collapse amid ongoing court actions. Senate Plane Investigation Of Tosall Debacle unfolds with James E. Stewart named to lead inquiries.
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