Roosevelt Campaign Plan Outlined In Last Minute Push
Governor Roosevelt outlines relief plans as he campaigns through eastern and midwestern states. Hoover and Roosevelt slug through final phase with strategists focusing on New York New Jersey Massachusetts Ohio Indiana and Illinois as key East and Midwest battlegrounds.
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Taiz
Vardmank
East
Middle West
Hoozewelt
Albany
New York
New Jersey
Wicely
Atlanta
Sidlth
Ploor Tormey
Alfred E. Smith
John N. Garner
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Ogden Ty Mills
the Treasury
Haa
Chicago
Mississippi
Central States
Marksman Hits Barn On Coast Patrol
Captain Clement Barkhouse commands a government fisheries cruiser and fires a heavy charge at a suspected lobster pouch. The shot misses its target and demolishes a cliff side and several grain barrels, while a nearby house is affected.
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Marksman
Charlottetown
Clement Barkhouse
Phillip S i
President Hoover Leaves Reception With Bandaged Hand
President Hoover retired early from a crowded White House reception after shaking hands with over three thousand guests leaving more than a thousand still present. White House physician Dr. John Boane reported the injury to his right hand as painful but not serious. Continued details appear on page 15.
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Washington
Presiant Hoover
Jonl T. Boane
White House
Mooyar
Premington
Presidential candidates accused of evasiveness on war debts
David Lawrence, editor in Washington, said both major party nominees avoid clear stances on war debt cancellation and revision at the Ohio Real Estate Boards convention. He argued voters doubt government responsibility for current economic woes and noted the overlap of politics and economy.
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Associated Pree
Dayton
D. Det
David Lawrence
Washington
D. C
Lawrence
Ohio Association of’ Real Estate Boards
Partic Ade
Returned Convict Must Face Trial
Columbus Ohio October 14 Francis Mack Bush returned to Ohio penitentiary as a parole violator must go back to Cleveland to face a charge of first degree murder for which the state will demand high. He was indicted yesterday an hour after the death of Herbert Quinlan 33 died of a bullet wound received when he and his father resisted Bush and Norman Owens in an attempted holdup in downtown Cleveland Saturday.
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Columbus
Francis (Mack) Bush
Ohio
Cleveland
Flerbert Quinlan
Viet
Bush
Norman
Crete
Peasants Stage Real Food Orgy in Giessen Germany
In Giessen Germany Detachment 14 reports a village festival where two peasants wed and staged a feast. Guests consumed roasted ox without pork, 400 cakes, and washed it down with 15 barrels of beer and 64 gallons of wine, reflecting old fashioned rural revelry.
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Giessen
Germany
Roosevelt to Define Stand on Soldiers’ Horns in Campaign Speech
Albany dispatch reports Democratic presidential nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt plans to define his stance on soldiers’ horns in a forthcoming campaign speech. The address is expected during his next campaign trip beginning October 18, with emphasis on policy over public relations.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratia
Ihwan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baltimore
Bearcats football attendance rises after slump
Cincinnati sources say UC officials report total attendance for the first three games this season reached 27 807, compared with 14 472 a year ago. The earlier drop in 1931 has reversed with the current run of crowds.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Daniels Compares Current Campaign To 1932 Situation
In a New Philadelphia rally, Josephus Daniels formerly secretary of the Navy under Wilson and Howard L. Baiis cited 1912 events to contrast today’s campaign. Senator Robert J. Bulkley spoke at Sandusky, noting disillusioned Republicans shifted to Roosevelt then. He warned conditions mirror current prostration.
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Mavelatad Pees
Josephus Daniele
Mavy
Wilson
Daniels
Howard L. Baiis
New Philadelphia
Robert J. Bulkley
Sandsky
Sheadore Roosevelt
Pay dispute over post office workers wages in Hamilton
Laborers at Hamilton's new post office seek pay parity after wages fell from 1.024 to 1.27 per day at project start. RB A Robards of the Bricklayers and Masons International Union asks the Treasury to decide if workers who accepted the lower scale can claim the wage difference. Supervising architects' office will reply.
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Det
Ramilton
Tle Supervising Architects Office of the Treasury
RB. A. Robards
Bricklayers' and Masons’ International Union of Hamilton
Aacons
Hamilton
Robards
The
Treasury
Archiets
Roosevelt
Floenid
Big gold watch returns at last in Fairview
In Fairview Oklahoma Det 14 a big gold watch lost two years ago by Pappa Sunderman has been found by his son Charlea while drilling wheat. The watch won’t run but the gold is only slightly tarnished and the case is intact.
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Fairview
Okla
Det
Pappa Sunderman
Sunderman
Charlea
Roosevelt Builds Big Edge In Illinois Contest
Chicago report notes rising Roosevelt support through Illinois as voters show strong interest in the political year. Hoover faces sharp criticism over unemployment and handling of the economy, with shifting sentiment after Des Moines action and Coolidge appeal in New York.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Shi Hoover
Des Moines
Calvin Coolidge
New York
Texan in Address Finds No Mystery In Current Slump
Representative Hatton W. Sumner of Texas told the American Bar Association that in governing economics and politics Americans face a mess. He urged returning to fundamental principles and obedience to natural laws as a remedy. The remarks followed a discussion on the nation’s economic and governmental difficulties.
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Dec
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
American Bar Association
Honse Judiciary
Gol
Sumners
Paul Reynaud
Four Power Emergency Disarmament Conference Set at Geneva
Britain and France agreed to hold a four power emergency disarmament conference at Geneva, announced today after talks between Prime Ministers MacDonald and Herriot. Italy accepts participation, Germany undecided, delaying progress. Downing Street issued a cautious note on temporary directions.
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Francs
Geneva
MacDonald
Prortiner Herriut
Italy
Germany
Geneve
Downing Street
Call Witnesses in Probe for Perjury At Hensley Trial
Three witnesses appeared Friday afternoon in a probe into possible perjury tied to the Oliver Hensley murder trial. Jol Connaughton Lenore Weisenmann Anne Stevens and court attendants were called to check discrepancies between preliminary hearing testimony and trial records in Hamilton Municipal Court.
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Levi Hensley
Jol Connaughton
Muidicipal Court
Efenographer
Lenore Weisenmann
Common Pleas Court
Anne Stevens
Sora
Hamilton
Coroney
Edward Cook
Greece denies Interior minister order on Samuel Insol
In Insull case the minister of interior denies ordering Samuel Insol to leave Greece while asserting he authorized Insol to stay. Johnson refuses support for Hoover in response to Southern California newspaper telegraphers. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receives loan authorization in Washington on October 14.
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Athens
Samuel Intl
Chicago
Greece
Insoll
Johnson
San Francisco
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Califori
Exid
Hoover
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Col Ralph Kale Fights Boost as Recovery Dimmed
Col Ralph Kale of the American Legion, injured in an automobile crash near Parko an, shows no improvement. Doctors say he remains critically injured with a fractured vertebra and paralysis. his condition worsened after initial reports of slow decline. His wife stays at his bedside in Warren hospital.
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Ralph Cale
Sottinagder
Amecivan Legion
Cola
Legion
Parkoan
Jnhouk
Maschke Defense in Embezzlement Trial Assaulted
The state’s final bid to convict Maurice Maschke and co‑defendants of embezzling 177,203 from the county treasury in 1928 faced scrutiny as Assistant Prosecutor Emerick Freed pressed the defendants on why 177,279 was paid into the treasury.
Middletown Rate Ordinance Appealed by Union Gas and Electric
The Union Gas and Electric Co of Cincinnati filed an appeal with the State Utilities Commission against Middletown rate ordinance. The two year plan sets 50 cents per month for the first 33 000 cubic feet, then 45 cents per thousand for excess, with minimum charges. Current rates vary by tier with a 70 cent minimum. The commission ordered joint engineering and accounting study and postponed action to October 15.
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Union Gas and Whelrie Company
Cincinnati
State Unties Commission
Tin Vite
Middletown
Ely @ bend
B. E. F. Says Hoover Was Misinformed
Moke Smith, fish commander of the bonus expeditionary force, said Hoover would not understand the true attention his misinformed direction caused marchers from camos last summer. The comment followed a BFF delegation's statement.
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Washington
Weber
Meaver
Moke Smith
Fish
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Mission Society Names Officers in Ohio Conference
Mrs Landry M Layton of Springfield was re elected president of the Ohio conference of the Women s Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church at a meeting held that night. Hubert J Viatte was named treasurer and other officers were elected for the group.
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Landry M. Layton
Springfield
Ohio
The
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Myre
Hubert J. Viatte
Sima
Ureaaurer
Martin J Insull Remanded Until November 4 Bail Date
Barrie Ont October 14 Martin J Toso indicted in Chicago over utilities collapse with his brother was remanded until November 4 the bail of fifty thousand dollars expires on that date outstanding charges tied to the Insull case remain unresolved in Chicago.
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Martin J. Insull
Barrie
Martin J. Toso
Chicago
Martin Named Bar Association President Nominee
The American Bar Association nominated Clarellen B. Martin of Martinsburg, West Virginia, for president. He would succeed Guy A. Thompson of St. Louis after today’s final business session of the national meeting. Martin has long led major local studies and active in the association’s affairs.
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Martin
BAR Assn
Washington
American Bar Association
Clarellen B. Martin
Martineburg
W. Va
Guy Ad. Thompson
St. Lowis
Iusinosa
Goth Jonal
Nasosiation
Bettman Political Orphan On Question of Prohibition
Columbus Ohio October 14 Gilboer Bellman Cincinnati attorney general and Republican candidate for United States senator has virtually become a political orphan on prohibition. His stance is repudiated by three official groups opposing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment the Crusaders The Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform and the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. The groups say Bettman’s Republican substitute plan is rejected and assign leadership to Senator Robert J Bulk fay Democrat who supports repeal.
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Gilboer Bellman
Cincinnati
United States
The
Crusaders
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Association L
Thesin
Robert J. Bulkfay
Bettman
Roosevelt Endorses Federal Role in Unemployment Relief
Democratic nominee expresses belief that federal government must step in when states and communities cannot meet relief needs. He advocates increased public works funding funded by taxes or revenue, supports unemployment insurance ideas, and emphasizes charity and social justice as key goals.
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Ng Yu
Roosevelt
Wellara
Democrate
New York
Hoover
Tech
Washington
Congress
Uynother
Essen
Judge Hesitates Over Fine for Adams in Magazine Sale
Arkansas City police judge Lesa shows reluctance in fining Clster Adams, a magazine seller, amid disturbance claims. The brief notes the case as a local legal matter with no clear outcome provided.
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Kas
Lesa
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