Market Watch Sees Easy Money Pressuring Bonds
Leading investment bankers study the current easy money market and its expected effect on high grade bonds. New York rates fell to the lowest levels since 1908 amid abundant idle funds as Treasury issues oversubscribed. Out-of-town banks moved $500 million to New York deposits, six top banks showed a $25 million rise in deposits, and Federal Reserve member reserves reached about 109 million. Banks reduce speculative loans, signaling healthier credit conditions.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Haye
Roosevelt Leaves Albany To Launch 3,000 Mile Campaign Tour
Governor Roosevelt departs Albany with daughter Mya Curtin Dall and son James for a three thousand mile trek through seventeen states. He faces rain as he boards a drenched platform train for a midwest and south swing featuring major stops in Pittsburgh, Rochester, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Baltimore and Richmond among others.
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Roosevelt
Mya
Curtin Dall
James
Albany
Middlewest
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Springfield
Louisville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Raleigh
North Carolina
Richmond
Spenkn
Ruffalo
Herbert J. Lehman
Av Brass Band
Youngster Takes Ninth Departure From Home
Eight year old Martin Fitegarald is missing again marking his ninth unannounced departure. Authorities say he climbed from a kitchen window to a porch and then to a groom area. He has previously been found in parked cars, hallways, and nearby locations during earlier escapes.
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Baltimore
Martin Fitegarald
At & Eicena
Duk
Maryland Coeds Second Choice Shown by ROTC Sponsors
At College Work Maryland October 18 the Go-ed is described as playing second middle to the home-town girl at the University of Maryland. ROTC student officers disclosed the screening process. Only five of the eleven selected were campus girls.
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College Work
University of Maryland
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Harry Stevens seeks divorce from Maggie Stevens in Hamilton court
Harry Bi. Stevens of Hamilton files for divorce from Maggie Stevens of 9 Chestnut Street alleging marriage on November 29, 1908 in Hamilton County and noting two children, now adults, among the couple's details. case listed in common pleas court Tuesday.
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Harry Stevens
Harry Bi. Stevens
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Maggie Stevens
Chestnut Street
Hamilton County
President Hoover Plans Detroit Campaign Speech Route
Associated Press reports President Hoover is shaping his Detroit campaign speech and considering rear platform appearances during his third mid western trip next week. Decision to speak Saturday night in Michigan center noted with continuation on page seven.
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Associated Prent
Washington
Hoover
Detroit
Lena
Michigan Center
Liu
Impressive Rites Held for Col Cole in Findlay
An elaborate military funeral for Colonel Ralph Cole, former Ohio Legion commander and ex congressman, was held in Findlay. Parking and downtown access were restricted as veterans, the 37th Division, and the Fort Hayes Army band escorted the cortege to Maple Grove Cemetery where guards and a firing detail honored the grave.
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Findlay
Gal Ralph Cala
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Congress
AL Bnemeee
Pindlay
Himdeoda
T. S. Tarantes
Army
Fort Hapes
Solumbus
Maple Grove
Clarence Hyde
Warren
Cole
Quiet is Restored In Canada Prison Riot
Kingston Ontario reports quiet returned at Portamouth penitentiary after troops quelled a riot by inmates over cigaret papers more tobacco and longer recreation. Two prisoners were injured as soldiers fired volleys before prisoners barricaded themselves and threatened to burn buildings if troops stayed.
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Kingston
Ont
Linke Ontario
Thry
Attorneys Fees for Delmar Brown Prosecution
A common pleas court entry approved by Judge Clinton D. Boyd awards 100 dollar allowances to Hamilton and three named attorneys to prosecute the Delmar W. Brown case. Disbarred lawyer Hamilton and appointees Harry Wonnell, Farry L. Delt, and Cyrns df. Fitton are listed among the appointees in the Tuesday filing.
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Delmar Brown
Atorneys
Common Pleas Court
Prosyeauia
Delmar W. Brown
Hamilton
Clinton D. Boyd
Harry §. Wonnell
Farry L. Delt
Cyrns
Df. Fitton
Vinialy Will Probate Leaves Estate to Widow
The will of W. A. Vinialy of Mid Alstown directs all real and personal property to his widow Myra Ts Hudaly and names her executrix without bond. The will was signed in Cincinnati on February 5, 1928.
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Eudaly
W. A. Vinialy
Mid- Alstown
Myra Ts Hudaly
Cincinnati
Maschke Trial Sent to Board of Judges for Verdict
Cleveland, Oct. 8 The case of Maurice Maschke a veteran Republican state official is given to a three judge tribunal for final arrangements after Prosecutor T. Leigh stayed for the state with a brief summary of the evidence. Judges John P. Derupsay Homer Powell and Virgil Trevor were expected to render a decision within a day or two.
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Cleveland
Mauvine Maschke
T. A. Leighiey
John P. Derupsay
Homer
T. Powell
Virgil 2
Bulkley Attacks Hoover Speech in Cleveland
The Cleveland speech by President Hoover drew sharp critiques from U S Senator Robert J Bulkley at Tiffin and from Governor George White who defended Republican policies The exchange touched on highway funds alleged borrowing and claims of state fund taps with White asserting only temporary cash shifts occurred and most sums were later returned
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Cleveland
Hoover
U.S
Robert J. Bulkley
Tiffin
Senatar Bulkley
George White
Stephen M. Young
White
Bays 8. Ingalls
General Alate
Cincinnati Theft Nets Pair $1,100
Two men robbed the offices of the Westura and Bouthero Life Insevation company on the ninth floor Hazen building at Ninth and Main streets shortly after 9 am Tuesday. They escaped with about $1,400 in cash and checks. Victims: Elmer Guthardt manager. Clifford Mbber cashier. Miss Edna George resident.
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Cincinnat
Hanits
Live Wen
Westura and
Bouthero Life Insevation Company
Hazen
Ninth
Main Streets
Sa.m
Elmer Guthardt
Crane Avenue
Cincinna- Ui
Clifford Mbber
West Eighth Street
Edna George
Watson Street
Latania
Chithardt
Yemaingor
Governor Murray Watching Pennies Case
Cuanama City reports Governor Murray keeps focus on state finances as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced 181,312 pounds to the state. References to tent heating costs and a requested 18,812.08 dollars appear in fragmented notes.
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Cuanama City
Alurrdy
Dol- Taedin Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Avid Altalta Bil
Man moves cattle away from wells after oil clash
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 18 Jefferson Barrigan a blood Seminole Indian angered by noisy oil wells arranged peace for his cattle by buying a 450 acre ranch away from the sites paying $25 000 for the land Barrigan shifted his herd to the new ranch to calm the dispute and prevent further disturbance to his cattle
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Muskogee
Okla
Jefferson Barrigan
Gandhi stroke rumors denied officially in India
Reports from London claimed Mahatma Gandhi had suffered a paralytic stroke. Official confirmation said Gandhi was quite well last night and in good health, denying the stroke reports from London.
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Gandhi
Poone
India
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Howards Smith Sentenced in Toledo Liquor Case
Howards Smith of On Way received a 660 day sentence and a $100 fine in federal court in Toledo yesterday on liquor charges.
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Toledo, O
Howards Smith
Roosevelt Considers Help for Needy Veterans Plan
New York October 18 Governor Roosevelt favors aiding the needy ex service men while opposing each payment of the bonus. He hints at a plan to advance money to the needy, with strong opposition from the American Legion. The idea has been debated before, including during the Hoover era. Continued on Page 7.
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Lawrence
New York
Roosevelt
House
Owen D. Young
Shera
Hoover
Unidentified Robber Shot Dead Near Cincinnati
An unidentified man shot and killed by a garage attendant, Lawrence Veary, after attempting to break into a midway garage between Walton and Florence, Ohio. He lay in the road with a gunshot and a shotgun near him as three accomplices fled in a car. A pocket letter bore the name Charles Stewart, general delivery Cincinnati. Sheriff Snyder described the slain man as eleven inches tall and weighing 470 pounds with reddish brown hair and blue work clothes.
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Gincinnati
Walton
Florence
Tanwrence Veary
Charles Stewart
Cincinnati
Herbert. Snyder
Reone County
Miners and Operators Reach Wage Agreement in Tuycarawns County
About 18,000 coal miners and operators in Tuycarawns County reached a wage pact to run until April 1, 1994. The deal, announced after a meeting, maintains current pay through next April 3, then lowers the rate to 43.25 a day for labor, 37 cents per ton for loading, and seven and a half cents for cutting for six months.
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Philadelphia
Tuycarawns County
Broken neck after downtown Youngstown crash
In Youngstown Ohio on Oct 12 a car driven by F M Zarya collided with a truck driven by Stierheim in the downtown district injuring Stierheim who is in hospital with a broken neck. The collision occurred after the auto struck a trolley rail.
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Youngstown
Stierheim
Para
Ps. Ie
F. M. Zarya
Lorain
Stierholm
Roosevelt Hoover Baker Mills Center Stage in Ohio Move
The piece notes Franklin D Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover facing off as both plan Ohio visits this week. Ogden Mills will tour Ohio, and Newton D Baker of Cleveland is set for a Democratic radio broadcast. Roosevelt’s Ohio stop is described as a before-breakfast affair with a pass-through.
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Roosevelt, Hoover
Baker, Mills
Joan
Movne
Ohio
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buckeye
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Roosevelt
New York Faces Budget Slash After Bank Warning
Carlos Mitchell, chairman of the board at National City Bank, warned City Hall that New York City's credit is crumbling near the brink of a financial crisis. His group refused a $35,000,000 loan last week and bankers will not extend further credit until sharper municipal economies are made, prompting the board of estimate to slash the budget.
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New York
Del
Husky
Carlos Mitchell
Shairman
National City Bank
Ohin
New York City
Mitchell
Warn Iip
Negro 110 Signs Up For Election in 1940s Charleston
The report notes a Black man, aged 110, registering to vote in November, a moment framed by Civil War era rights. David Blair assists, and a registrar questions the timing as the man claims a birthday approaching within a year, prompting clerical pause before recording the registration.
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Charleston
W. van
Salvation Sail for Modern Ark to Begin at Fairmont
Pittsburgh figure John Spron, a divine healing advocate, announced construction of an “ark” tabernacle at Fairmont W. Wall. Foundations and two river barges en route from the city will support a structure intended to accommodate about 4,300 souls. The project aims to launch a sailing ark to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Pittsburgh
Fairmont
W. Wall
John We Spron
Tabernacly
Pritmount
Gulf of Mexia
Political Picture Through Campaign Voices
Democrats in Albany Roosevelt swing into Midwest and South with six speeches starting today. Philadelphia Senator Nerrig opens bid to denounce partisan influence. Hoover chances seen as slim. Chicago Governor Ritchie argues for traditional party policies. Hoover to speak in Detroit Saturday while Mills foresees President re election. Detroit Ford backs Hoover, warns against breaking program hurting industry.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Midwest
Philadelphia
Nerrig
Nebraska
Hoover
Chicago
Ritchie
Oratis Party
Washington
Detroit
Mills
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Ford Motor Company
Reverend Cox withdraws from jobless party race
The Rev James Cox withdrew from the jobless party presidential contest and urged followers to vote for Franklin D Roosevelt. He attacked President Hoover for neglect and criticized Ma over privilege and aid, arguing Americans suffer while relief funds go unused.
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Pittsburgh
James Te. Cox
Wranklin J. Roosevelt
Father Cox
John St. Patrick’s Catholic Ahureh
Hoovar
Tucans
Umay
Washington
Maover
Cox
Mrs E N High Injured In Auto Collision Near Adrian
Mrs E Nelson High of Norwood suffered serious injuries when a car crashed near Adrian Michigan. She was thrown through the windshield and required an emergency operation at Bixby hospital Adrian. Her husband escaped unharmed. High is active in the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs and well known statewide.
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VRS
E. N. High
E. Nelson High
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
Adrian
Michigan
Norris Denounced Blind Partisanship in Pennsylvania
Senator Gro W Norris of Nebraska opened his campaign for Governor Roosevelt in Philadelphia denouncing partisan control of government. He warned that partisanship serves selfish interests and urged voters to back Roosevelt to carry Pennsylvania by a decisive majority in the national election.
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Philadelphis
Gro. W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Norrin
Pennsylvania
Robber Sentenced in Preble Case Meant Shooting Incident
Josse Sisfiord of Buffalo New York was sentenced to one to 15 years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to shooting with intent to rob. Stafford, shot and wounded last August by Ray Wise a night watchman at New Paris Ohio, was in Richmond Indiana hospital for weeks in critical condition.
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Baton
Qed
Josse Sisfiord
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio
Stafford
Ray Wise
New Paris
Richmond
Ind
Lucrezia Bori Sings Candid on Insull Debacle
Chicago report notes opera star Madame Laterezia Bori says she did not get caught in the Insull affair. She comments on being timid about business and contrasts herself with other Chicago Civic Opera members.
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Chicago
Laterezia Bori
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Probing Death of Taxi Driver in Semex County
Tiffin Ohio October 18 investigation into the death of Edward Weot 21 a taxi driver began today as the Semex county grand jury surveyed the case Prosecutor Pawl Flynn said the panel was convened to decide if a local official or policy maker fired the fatal shot during the September 1 incident Detailed questions remain about the circumstances and potential suspects in the shooting
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Tiffin
Eiward Weot
Semex County Grand Jury
Weot
Pawl Flynn
Meddler Reported by School Patrol
Jefferson school principal M L Hucks reported to Police Chief Calhoun that a meddling young man has disturbed volunteer traffic officers at Bastaverma and Walnut streets. Officers will guard the intersection to protect students guiding crossings during heavy traffic.
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Jefferson School
M. L. Hucks
Jefferson Schoal
John GC. Calhoun
Bastaverma
Walnut Street
Calhoun
Norris Speech Heard On Five Ohio Radio Stations
Senator George W. Norris, Nebraska Republican, campaigning for Franklin D. Roosevelt, will speak on five Ohio radio stations tonight starting at 8:15. The Democratic headquarters said WHE, Cleveland. WRHRC, Cincinnati. WEBS, Youngstown. WADC, Pittsburgh. and other stations will carry the broadcast.
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Calambua
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Freaklin PD
Roonavelt
Pita
Ohio
Will Ibe
WHE
Cleveland
Warp
WRHRC
Cincin
Youngstown
WADC
Pilirren
Morgan Ratate Waives Rights in SDax SR Case
Morgan Ratate waives certain rights in the SDax SR case, with details limited to the caption and proceedings as reported. No further context provided in the fragment.
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Albany, N.Y
St. Louis
Youngster
Maryland
Second Choice
Col
Canada Prison
Maschke
Bulkley
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Fox Dominions
Hanne of Commons
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Perryman
Norman O. Rolph
Newport, del
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Eee
Venacums
Toledo
Ino Lucay
Salvation
Robinson
Hyde Park
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Joseph J. Robinson
Arkansas
Benedlot Robinson
Alfrad
Smith
Jos
American Trust and Savings Bank
Middletown
Winifred Mettrall
Dirat
Beria
City
Liberty Township
C.J. Baldridge
Yorris
Lucrezia Bor
Lucky Songbird
Meddler
School Patrol
Norris
GHIO
Morgan
Sdax SR
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