Blame Kentucky Officers for Two Deaths in Raid
Federal officials announce warrants for Russellville and Logan county officers over a prohibition raid in Russellville Kentucky where Hank A Mather and Blush Soyars were killed. Investigators allege conspiracy to help federal prisoners escape and seize seized property. Arrests planned in Bowling Green for Mike Mendrea Dick Taylor and Jack Kemp.
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Renertetee Evans
Cincinnnati
Prohibition Department
Logan County
Cherift
Russellville
Pricoriers
Hank A. Mather
Prohibition
Blush Soyars
Rales
W. M. Woodruff
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Tennessee
Mike Mendrea
Dick Taylor
Night Petrelians
Ann Jack Kemp
Bowling Green
U.S. Eine
Baker
Roosevelt Opposes Immediate Bonus Cash in Pittsburgh Speech
Governor Roosevelt will denounce immediate cash payment of soldiers bonuses in a Pittsburgh speech. He reportedly links his opposition to a relief program for destitute veterans, funded by wartime machinery, and calls for targeted aid to those with active service during the depression. The talks aim to critique Hoover era relief and address veteran issues. Roosevelt's eight day Midwest and South campaign trip, dubbed the Roosevelt Special, starts at 6:30 am tomorrow with stops in Pittsburgh St Louis and Baltimore, returning October 26 before possible legislative action on unemployment aid.
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Associated Press
New York
The
New York Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pittshurch
Enigsy
Toover
B. EB. Fy
Washington
Sburgh
Roosevelt
Albany
Wittsburgh
St. Newis
Baltimore
Macachusetts
Boston
Hyde Burk
Mae Serin
Hoover
Jewel Robbery At Oakland Home Breaks Party Calm
Six women guests were present when a jewel robbery occurred at the home of Lewis G Leet in Oakland. A neighbor, Youia Bap fttske, observed no disturbance until a window was used. Police were told it was possibly a practical joke by a guest, though the incident was not lighthearted for those involved.
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Oakland
Gaim Non
Lewis G. Leet
Youia Bapfttske
Baptists
Polien
Te Onan
Polies
Allen
John C. Calhoun
Monnay
Schenck
Pleasaant
Hoover Cleveland Speech Appeals to Workers Vote
Risveland October 17 reports President Hoover’s Cleveland address as a major, sharp appeal to workers framed around tariff and reconstruction policy. He attacks Gov Roosevelt and criticizes Democratic leadership, urging labor to back his plan amid Ohio’s pivotal battleground status.
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Cleveland
Hoover
Appeal For Workers
Franklin D. Roosevel
Old Golf Socks Help Out Needy and Missing Boy Notice
Franklin area reports help for clothing from worn golf socks turned into baby sweaters. Police seek 14 year old Franklin Fontz missing since Sunday after a remark to a companion about going to California to visit his brother. Also notes rubbish on streets and a dog bite incident involving Russell Stexeh, 8, at 808 Bob Wighth Street, dog owner Horace Clover.
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Foutz
Lowell Fontz
Eilixon Avenue
Abouts
California
Rusbell
Russell Stexeh
Bob Wighth Steset
Horace Clover
South Eighth Street
Clover
Rev Holmes Coming to Pilgrim Baptist Church
From October 17 to October 2 Rev I A Holmes of Warren Ohio will preach beginning at 7 30 oclock each evening at the Pilgrim church.
State Prison Riot Halted by Bullets
A prison uprising at Spieger State Prison, 20 miles from here, ended when guards sprayed convicts with gunfire, killing one and wounding twenty four as a ward subdued another group with a brush. Inmate Carl Singleton, 18, led the dash for liberty but fell fatally after a volley from guards.
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Montgomery
Ala
Speigner
Guarda
Carl Singleton
Jefferson Coutty
Singleton
Norris on Stump For Demos Tonight
George W. Norris, independent Republican senator from Nebraska, will open his native campaign to back Franklin D. Roosevelt. He speaks at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia tonight, with Major General Smedley D. Butler also scheduled to address the meeting for Roosevelt.
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Ckngpeiate
Brean
Philadelphia
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt Independent State Committee
Smedley D. Butler
Economists Urge Tariff Slash Move Prompt by President
Washington reports that an economists group led by Bonbright of Cobbet University released a paper urging immediate steps to reduce excessive tariff duties. The document, presented at White Horse, bears signatures of 180 of the about 1,000 economists who backed the May 1930 petition to the Chief Executive.
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Washington
Gut
A. Pension
Teaver
Sor Gdimen
Bonbright
Cobbit University
White Horse
Ata
Haytey-Sinont Aril? Aly
Economy League Forms Veterans Division
Boonton Mass Oct 17 The National Economy League today formed a new division named the veterans division to give veterans an opportunity to influence the effort by the league to keep governmental expenses down.
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Boonton
Mass
Hounerd
Veterans' Division
One Way to Be Stylish in Chicago Style Show
The fragment mentions fashion styling in Chicago with hints of spectacles and street wear. It references bridges, offices, libraries, evening wear, and optometric flair, framing a fashion show concept with separate eyewear emphasis. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Chicago
Fae
Uncertain Weather Report From Montreal Sketch
Fragmentary note describes autumnal conditions in Montreal with references to wind and fog, mentions Indian names and partridge feathers, and notes pine trees with thicker cones than previous year, suggesting a rough winter expectation. The text mixes weather cues and unfamiliar proper nouns in a garbled OCR passage.
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Montreal
Woois
Quchea
Blaze Claims Four Children in New Castle Area Fire
Fire near New Castle, Pennsylvania, killed four children three sisters named Trene Annabel and Mary Headhirst and Bulila Rider who were visiting Headland’s home. Mrs Hendin suffered serious burns while trying to save them as Headland worked nearby at Sharon Coal and Limestone.
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Asvuctuden Brean
New Castle
Oet
Flick Lame
Volant
Trene
Annabel
Mary Headhirst
Bulila Rider
Headland
Hendin Wire
Sharon
Week End Traffic Mishaps Through Ohio Fatal to Thirteen
At least 13 people were killed in Ohio traffic over the weekend with many injured. Two Canton youths died and six others were seriously hurt after a collision near Beech Creek on the Alliance Canton road. Victims included John Corelli 17 and Jana Hed Adr iotta both of Canton. Three others died when a auto collided with an Akron Cleveland and Youngstown railroad freight train at Mogadore naming Charles Blackburn 20 Malcolm O Neil 20 and Glenn Dye 20 as residents nearby. Two pedestrians were killed by automobiles in Cleveland Patrick MM Max 70 and Joseph Keres 49 Jerome Abrams 20 of Medina. (Continued in Page 43.)
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Fatavelates Press
Ohio
Werk-End
Canton
Beech Creek
Alliance-Canton Road
John Corelli
Jana “Hed? Adtdriotta
Gantton
Akron, Cleveland and Youngstown
Mogadore
Democrats Win Liberal Leader Pillebungu Roosevelt Endorsement
A Liberal leader with strong reform ties backs Governor Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket. Colonel Church, former Pennsylvania Railroad president and Carnegie Institute head, cites Roosevelt’s program support as key to his endorsement amid a drawn out party platform debate.
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Church
Carnegie Institute
Hoover To Lose Midwest On Tour Review
Washington October is described as Raosavelt in tone while Hoover tours the Midwest. The writer believes the country faces a turning point as Illinois Missouri Wisconsin show mixed anti administration signals. Sympathy for Hoover grows amid economic distress and long presidency debate.
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Hoover
Midwest
Lawrence
Washington
Middle West
Jose Tllinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Police dog hero saves woman from deep well
Normal, Oct. 37. Mrs. Samuel Rush’s police dog proved a real hero when she fell into a thirty‑foot well. The dog barked loudly for fifteen minutes, drawing neighbors who then rescued Mrs. Rush.
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Fin
Ada
Samuel Thush
Rush
Tragic Sand Cave Rescue Ends With Boy’s Death in North Carolina
In Wilmington on October 17 a 17 year old, Lee Rackley, was buried under several feet of sand while repairing an air pump in a 16 foot hole. Reported rescues lasted hours before he died. His first words on being freed were asking if dinner was ready.
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Wilmington
N.C
Y— Wortheen
Lee Rackley
Hale
Lee
Tie
Bobaven
Night watchman asleep amid Grocery store break in
In Grants Pass Oregon unknowns disrupted Faber's store by throwing a rock through a wine door and stealing flour worth forty bucks. Police later report a suspect, Davis, sought in Cincinnati, and a Middletown man Howard Felder held on embezzlement and robbery links. Hoover weighs for Detroit campaign stop Saturday night after tentative invitation.
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Grants Pass
Davis
Oinginnati
Middletown
Howard Felder
Bou Davia
Cincinnati
Badison
Ind
Indictment in Richland County Case Involves Thompson
Madam Florenz Thompson, former wife of Lon Wittman, indicted by a Richland County jury in Mansfield Ohio. Charged with attempting to suborn laws to her son Charles Williams, 22, an escape plot thwarted three weeks earlier. Thompson freed on $10,000 bond. Williams faces first degree murder charges in the death of Frank B Hangar, tied to a reform school incident. Williams previously sentenced to reformatory for kidnapping Wittman a year ago.
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Thy
Richland County
Arand Jney
Masfield
Ohio
BM Hlorang Thompson
Lon Wittman
Hinwitson
Charles Williams
Éouviet
Thompson
Miles D. Lindley
Hamilton
Williams
Frank B. Hangar
Reformatory Award
Reformatory
Wittman
Qianignan
Guard of Honor Stands Over Cole at State Funeral
The body of Col. Ralph Dole, commander of the Ohio department of the American Legion, lay in state today as an honor squad of Legionnaires attended. A full military funeral was planned for tomorrow. Cole died Saturday in Warren from injuries from an automobile accident. Memorial services were held yesterday in Warren.
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Ralph Dole
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Cole
Warren
Prison Captain Georg Courson Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Jacksonville Okla Oct 17 Captain Georg W Courson found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Arlo Mailletars in a prison ward. He was sentenced to liberty today or $5,000 bond as lawyers prepared to file a motion for a new trial. Former prison guard Solomon Higginbotham, indicted jointly for murder, was acquitted.
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Jacksonville
Hla
Georg W. Courson
Tle
Arlo Mailletars
Saa
Liberty
Big Alterneys
Solomon Higginbotham
Guar
Carrson
Mainotort
Wearer
Award of road contract delayed for Route 11 project
Faulty advertising today caused the state highway department to cancel all bids on the construction, grading and drainage of State Route 11 the Dayton Trilanapolly road in Prelila and Montgomery counties. The project will be re advertised for the November 4 awarding. It was estimated the cost of the construction work will be about 99000.
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Columbia
Uno
State Highway Department
Prelila
Montgomery
Early Verdict Expected in Maschke Trial
Reported by Associated Press from Cleveland Oct 17 as attorneys in the Cuyahoga County treasury embarrassment case for Maschke and four co-defendants urged final arguments. Maschke with counsel Terman Finkle Henry A. Beekerman and Charles Hernstein face counts of aiding and abetting in the alleged misappropriation linked to Bernstein relative Alex Bernstein. Judge Verrett, Judge Powell and other officials heard the case. verdict expected tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Cuyahoge
Treasury
Muanrea Maschke
Masehke
Councilaion Terman Finkle
Henry A. Beekereman
Charles Hernstein
Bernstein
Alex Beruiin
Rensardis
Mens Tylge Sohn
P. Nempacy
Virgil T. Verrett
Worner G. Powell
Eitting En Nie
Nominee Park is Democratic Governor Candidate in Missouri
Jefferson City dispatch reports 60-year-old Park of Platte City was unanimously nominated for governor by the Democratic state committee to fill the vacancy from Francis M. Wilson's death. The move follows Wilson's August primary nomination and creates a new party leadership line.
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Jefferson City
Fhay B. Park
Platte City
Democratic Stat Committee
Francis M. Wilson
Disciples Elect Ohioan To Office In International Meeting
G M Radefer of Bellaire Ohio was chosen second vice president by the Disciples of Christ international convention. He succeeds Dr Cloyd C Choodright president of Bethany College who died Saturday night.
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Indianapolis
Tad
G. M. Radefer
Bellaire
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
Cloyd C. Choodright
Bethany College
Man Exonerated After Boy Shot in Cleveland
In Cleveland authorities exonerated Antonio Cassella who shot Stanley Sibenik, 14, after saying he planned to confront burglars who had entered his home twice in the prior two weeks. Sibenik was reported in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Vet
Antonio Cassella
Stanley Sikenik
Cassella
Casella
Sibenik
Religious Revolt Nipped in Mexico
In Jalisco state a widespread religious rebellion was crushed by police in Guadalajara area. Five alleged plotters were killed. others escaped. A battle lasted about an hour with police seizing rifles, pistols, ammunition, dynamite bombs, field equipment, a printing press, and large quantities of propaganda urging rebellion.
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Pritam
Mexico City
Aplin
Jalisco
Ipo
Guadalajars
Daverat
Ohio Farm Clubs Back Roosevelt and Candidates
Kenton Oct 1 3 Charles E Wharton president of the feder ated farm clubs of Ohio announced the organization would support Governor Roosevelt of New York for president and back David Ingalls for governor. It backs U S Senator Rohert Bulkley for recreation and Charles Sawyer for lieutenant governor. The group claims about 6600 members statewide.
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Ohio
Roosevelt Kenton
Charles E. Wharton
Federated Farm Cluby
Roosevelt
New York
Wharton
David S. Ingalls
U. S
Rohert Gd. Bulkley
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ciths
Doctor Louise J. Lyle Dies Pioneer Woman Physician
Louise J. Worting Lyle aged 99 a pioneering woman doctor in the state and key figure in founding in Cincinnati Medics College and the Presbyterian hospital in Pittsburgh died after an illness. The long career included establishing medical institutions and serving as a public health pioneer in the early era.
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Louise J. Lyle
Washington
Louise J. Worting Lyle
Cincinnati Medics
Howe
Nha
Prayterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Perkins Dies at 80. Van Sweringen Official Succumbs
John Perkins, 80, longtime secretary of the Van Sweringen company for more than four decades, died after a year of illness in Cleveland. He previously served as general secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association in Cincinnati.
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van Sweringen
Cleveland
Johr
Perkins
van Sweringen Real Estate
Young Men’s Christian Resociationhin
Cincinnati
Must Provide for Support of Needy Speakers Declare
After a nationwide appeal for funds to aid winter relief, President Toover seeks plans for continuing his personal campaign for reelection. The message covers when and where his next appearances will occur, with further details noted as continued on Page 23.
Touchdowns Recalled in High School Game Controversy
Rogers of the high school eleven ran 42 62 and 43 yards for touchdowns but all were nullified on penalties. The report notes disputed calls and possible team energy as the game’s pivotal moment. A separate item states Worley Auto found in Lancaster, Ohio after theft from Hagens on North Third Street.
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Fairbyck
Paul Rogera
McCnrthy
Grange
Rogers
Lancaster
Hagens
Worley
North Third Street
Ohio
Sundar
David Oglesby Arrest Aims for Tuesday Arraignment
David Oglesby also known as R B4 is slated for arraignment Tuesday morning following his arrest. Authorities moved quickly to docket the case with standard court procedures and preliminary hearings anticipated.
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Kas
the Journal
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Qoolidge
White House
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Dress
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Curtig
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Norris
Blaze
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H. EB. Hemt
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Semler
Cooper
Grend
Enmiatakalde
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Mareh
Peerlehery
Detroit
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Guard of Honor
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