Record of 8,235 Loans in Relief Report
Emergency relief report shows 8,235 loans authorized since start, totaling over 1.55 billion dollars. Through Sept 20, 3,109 business loan authorizations during the third quarter amounted to 359.5 million, with 44 million later withdrawn. Funds distributed across banks, building and loan associations, insurance, mortgage, and railroads.
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Washinton
T He Corporation
Daits
Congress
Federal Lab
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Hr Corporation
Not Guilty Plea Filed in Double Slaying Case
Lima dispatch: Loren Trucxilale, 23, indicted for the killings of his brother Burl and Thelma Woods pleaded not guilty to two murder indictments. Columbus report notes a potential successor to the late W H Vorbat at Lima State Hospital may be elected within 10 days as per Darrel Jones.
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Lima
Loren ‘Trucxilale
Burl
Thelma Woods
Columbus
W. H. Vorbat
Lima State Hospital
Darrel Jones
Three candidates to speak at non partisan meeting
Gideon Palwer judge of juvenile probate court Lifliza Kinzer Republican for county treasurer and W M Goodwin Democrat for state representative lead the lineup at the open meeting of the Non-Partisan Political Campaign committees of the Cooperative Trade and Labor Council Friday evening at the Labor temple on South Second street. Public invited.
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Gideon Palwer
Lifliza Kinzer
W. M. Goodwin
Cooperative Tradea and Labor Council
Labor Temple
South Second Street
Plan Testimonial Dinner for Coe in Cincinnati
Plan for a testimonial dinner honoring James M r. ox former governor and democratic presidential nominee in 1620 will be held at the Hotel Linton Saint Ninbeles on November 2. Tickets will be sold late Saturday.
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COE
Cincinnati
James Mr.ox
Linton-St. Ninbeles
Smith Calls Roosevelt Victory a Guiding Star in Campaign
Alfred E. Smith in New York declares the bright star guiding the nation to a “land haven of repose” is a complete Democratic victory in November. Cheers erupt at Tammany Hall as he opens his first national drive speech praising Roosevelt and Garner, noting his privileged past from a Democratic stance.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Arbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Thio
Request to remove auditors after Masehke decision
Cleveland Oct 20. After a $17,000 treasury embezzlement case in Cuyahoga County, calls to remove county auditors Maurice Masehke Ter ran Finkle and others followed. Charles H Hubbell planned petitions to remove State Auditor Joseph T Trasy and Auditor John A Zangerle for alleged negligence in discovering the treasury shortage, estimated around $500,000.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Mauries Masehke
Terran Finkle
Tressurer
Alée Bernstein
Charles Bernstein
Henry A. Beckman
Lato
Charles H. Hubbell
Joseph T. Trasy
Anly
John A. Zangerle
Treasury
Hubbell
Trary
George White
Zangetle
Glassford Quits As Police Chief
Washington dispatch reports Telham J. Gassford, longtime Washington police superintendent, has resigned amid internal clashes over troop deployment and police personnel changes. He disputed supervisors’ claim that troops were needed to restore order after veteran demonstrations, while his retirement stems from opposition to department staffing plans. France plans to pay the December installment of the 400 million commercial debt to the United States, with Premier Herriot cited on efforts to secure cancellation or reduction of remaining debt.
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Frees
Washington
Telham J. Gassford
Washington Police
Adds
Administration
Bounta Amy
District of Columbian. Com
Grassford
Elnahes
Police Department
France
United States
Herriot
Paris
Campaign Broadcasts and Political Program Listings
Television and radio listings show WABC CBS 8 15 p m with Socialist Narmint Thomas from Columbus and WdIZ NBC 8 Republican Roscoe Conkling Simmons. WABC CDS and Midwest repeats feature Republican themes. WdZ NEG 3 presents a Republican women program with Mrs John I Rippel of Baltimore and Mrs Guy P Gannoneth of Cape Elizabeth Maine.
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CBS
Narmint Thomas
Columbus
Wdiz
NBC
Roscoe Conkling Simmons
Midwest
Wdz
Eputhers
John I. Rippel
Baltimore
Guy P. Ganneth
Cape Alizabeth
Buckeye Chamber to Hear Chapin at Annual Convention
Buckeye Chamber of Commerce prepares for its annual convention in Columbus. Tonight the chamber will hear Roy D. Chapin, secretary of the organization, deliver an address and receive the resolutions committee report. Annual reports of officers are expected during the session.
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Breas
Cohmbus
Coramememut
Aus
Elanber
Roy D. Chapin
Egtowereo
Mmm
Ita
Woman claims apartment value of 65000 dollars
Miss Margaret Geagan, of St Paul Minnesota, alleges the apartment she occupied is worth 65000 dollars. She seeks compensation claiming the owner obstructed her permanent occupation and caused her loss.
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St. Paul
Mane
Margaret Geagan
Tulsa farmer, 78, leaves heirs then ends life
J J Dolinson of Tulsa, a 78 year old farmer, worried about his health, wrote a will giving $50 to six neighborhood children described as “my little friend” before dying by his own hand. A note records “death by own action” and a strange line about bagworthed coins. The filing also notes a separate court matter regarding a motion overruled in a Smock suit with judge Clinton D Boyd.
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Tulsa
Oklo
J. J. Dolinson
Clinton D. Boyd
Cpinion Gilens
Alias Smnocke
C.F. Korn
Hamilton
Tough on business men to campaign properly
New York and Delaware in 20. Tending business men face a quandary over how they should act in the weeks ahead as supporters of Hoover urge them to influence their employees to vote Republican. Democratic managers call this intimidation, recalling Bryan era threats, while employers claim no coercion exists and argue workers may decide freely.
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Del
Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Genersliz
Bryan
Mare
Hoover Preparing Jaunt to Detroit
President Hoover is drafting a third midwest campaign speech as he plans a swift westward trip this weekend. He will appear on rear platforms in Ohio and Michigan before delivering a Detroit speech to mobilize support in the final drive for re election.
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Washington
Jloover
Henry Ford endorses Hoover as best man for president
Henry Ford says Hoover is the best man for the job in a Detroit address. Ford, not tied to any party, campaigns for Hoover while stating he would support Hoover if Hoover is a Democrat and considers his four years in office.
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Henry Ford
Hoover
Detroit
APJ
Henry Pord
Knover
Automobile Manufactorer
Tf Merhert Hoover
Wrestler Falls to Six Police in Kansas City Skirmish
Abay-C. 1 Vidds, an amateur wrestler, was beaten by six gipp ers in Kansas City. He suffered a fractured skull and is in a hospital after a disorderly conduct dispute with officers who say he grabbed and resisted during the arrest.
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Kansas City
Got
Ayuest
Fields
Heavy Snow Hits Eastern Montana Roads In 20 Years
A 13 inch snowfall blankets Miles City and eastern Montana causing many side roads to become impassable. Snow plows clear main highways as residents adjust travel plans and activities amid the heaviest eastern Montana snowstorm in two decades.
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Montana
Miles City
Mont
Ger
Contract Awarded for Ravenna Postoffice Construction
Det. 20 GP Robert H. Myana and company of Canton Ohio received a contract to erect a new post office at Ravenna G 8 for 87 045 dollars. The award covers construction work and related duties as per the documented government procurement.
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Ravenna
P. O. Whellington
D. C
Robert H. Myana and Company
Canton
Arrests Made Near Linden Wald Area
Police charged Karry Bord, 23, Eastaveona, and William McGuire, 667 Bella Avenue, with loitering after they were arrested Wednesday by Patrolman Arthur Leibeock. Three men were reportedly tampering with a lock at the rear garage of 523 Belle Avenue. one suspect escaped.
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Linden Wald
Karry Bord
Eastaveona
William McGuire
Bella Avenue
Arthur Leibeock
Belle Revenue
Ann
Political Picture Distorts Democrats and Postmaster Pressure
A garbled political note references Roosevelt and Garner, urging a Democratic landslide. It cites New York chairman Parley accusing Republicans of postmaster pressure, while Mills recalls a Democratic House effort. Henry Ward credits Hoover with results, urging completion of the task.
Wilson Secretary of War Succumbs
Linley M. Garrison, former secretary of war, dies in Sea Bright New Jersey after a career as a state official and lawyer. Garrison, once in dispute with Woodrow Wilson over defense policy, resigned in 1916 and later returned to private law practice in New York.
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Sea Bright
N. i
Del
Linley M. Garrison
Wodrow Wilson
Garrison
New Jersey Stata
Washington
New York
Wilson
Federal judge sentences man for selling naveatica in Chicago
A federal judge in Chicago sentenced a man to nine months in Cook County Jail for selling navigational contraband. The defendant requested alternative confinement but was denied. The case involved a large seizure and a potential two-year term if conditions changed.
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Cains
Chicago
Robert Campbell
Cook County
Jnit
Teavenworth
Meeting Tonight On School Levy At Roosevelt Jr High
A meeting is set for 7 30 tonight in Roosevelt Huntor High School auditorium to inform residents about the proposed special school tax to be voted on in the coming November election. A similar session was held Wednesday at Fillmore School with J R Baker superintendent in charge.
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Roosevelt JR
Rossevell Huntor High School
Fillmore
J. R. Baker
Cornwell Pleads on Indictment Gains 4 Role
William Cornwell of Middleinwn indicted for auto theft pleaded guilty and received parole from Judge C T Bard. Butter county grand jury on Thursday morning considered the case. Maurice Murray served as bailiff during proceedings.
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Cornwell
Butter County
Grand Jury
William Cornwell
Wan
TD. Bard
Maurice Murray
Wagers $1,250,000 on Roosevelt in Private Bets
Wealthy backers, unnamed and anonymous, place bets totaling about 1.25 million dollars on Franklin D Roosevelt as next president. One Roosevelt wager reportedly includes 40,000 more and 12,000 against Roosevelt carrying New York, with a separate 11,000 stake on Roosevelt’s statewide victory.
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New York
Meanklin Dy Roosevelt
Wan Pila
Roosevelt
Ak Liesone Adele
Carer Wir Stoosevelt
New York State
Trapshoot Assn Head Stricken at Boxing Match
Dayton reports John Brandt 27, manager and vice president of the American Trapshooting Association, died of a heart attack while en route to a hospital after attending a boxing match. A World War veteran, Brandt resided in Vandalia, born in Darke County, and formerly taught school and led Greenville Gonelah.
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Dayton
StriaK-re
John Brandt
American Teapshooting Association
Vindalia
Mrandé
Darke County
Greenville
Gonelah
College Prexy Is Red Rooter at Football Game
In Chapel Hill on October, UNC President Dr Frickham Fynham stayed in his office until game time yet joined the cheering crowd. President Chahiam reportedly would not miss the contest and the head of the university enjoyed the opening clash despite the uproarious rooting observed at the ramps.
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N.C
Bowe
Frick Fynham
University of North Carolina
Chahiam
Mes
Genbnen
Genbnen, Brought the Family Lunch To the Atadium
Soniwieher
Columbus Woman New Head Of W T D Spells Local Change
Columbus woman elected president of the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Florence T. Richard of Toledo named seconding opponent Mary B. Irvin Ink Xonis for the post. Remana of Columbus reported 3,093 votes with a local rival receiving 173. Hurley reformatory case cites divorce filing by Tassel Hurley, married October 31, 1930, with a daughter.
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Columbus
D. Stevelindt
Wile
Remana
Ohio Women's Christian “Temporanne Union
Florence T. Richard
Toledo
Ramang
Mary B
Irvin Ink Xonis
Settlement Granted in Neagle Estate Probate Case
Extra compensation of 250 is allowed Joseph II Warndorf executor and B Vincent Pater attorney in settlement of the Christina I Neagle estate Hamilton according to an offer in probate court Thursday.
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Neagle
Joseph II, Warndorf
B. Vincent Pater
Christina
Hamilton
Roosevelt Explains Bonus Stand in Pittsburgh Address
Governor Roosevelt reiterates his April statement on the bonus question and the need for a balanced budget with a cash surplus in the treasury. He rejects claims of changing views and denounces Republicans for spreading fear and panic to voters.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Jenttra
Roosevelt Denies Immediate Bonus Payment At Pittsburgh Rally
Governor Roosevelt told a Pittsburgh crowd he does not favor immediate bonus payments without a balanced budget. He urged modifying the Walstead plan to fund hundreds of millions yearly for budget balancing and criticized administration policies. He reiterated that his views on the bonus remain unchanged and noted prior published statements.
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Roosevel
Indianapolis
Ock
Roosevelt
Hall Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Coolidge
Sisent
New York
Frans
Roosevelt Speech in Pittsburgh Highlights Democratic Bid
A retailed account of the address by Governor Franklin D. Noonevelt, Democratic presidential candidate, delivered in Pittsburgh Wednesday night. The piece previews the full text on page five of today's Journal, signaling the campaign’s stage and messaging.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Noonevelt
Pittsburgh
Today's Journal
Roosevelt stops misrouted train to Indiana campaign lift
Governor Roosevelt’s Indiana swing nears Indianapolis after a misrouted Big Four train diverted via Cincinnati. A Springfield, Ohio stop was missed despite planned greetings, with crowds at Middletown and Cincinnati catching brief platform moments. Roosevelt defended beer legalization as a tax measure and noted Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Southeastern Ohio backing.
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Associated Presa
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Campaire
Cenin
Chin
Big Four
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Springfield
Indiana
Poosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapalis
Ginsinnati
Queen City
Beijing
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Middletown
Lornee George White
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohin
Rason Out by Looker Report on Injured Dillard Rason
Dillard Rason, a 30 year old resident of Walnut Street, is reported injured after a fall at Morty Hospital. The exact circumstances and extent of the facial injury are unclear from the fragmented OCR text.
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Dillard Rason
Walnut Street
Cole
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