Present Trouble: Groton Candidate to Tour New England
Democratic presidential hopeful runs a multi state auto tour through Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut. He plans a Portland stop and a Boston speech at 10 30 p m in the same arena where Alfred E Smith addressed Massachusetts voters. He cites a shared governance vision with Republicans and Democrats alike and stresses a belief in a common solution to national troubles.
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Prem Groton
Mass
Gat
Freaklin D. Tansovelt
Massachusets
Wiliam Jennings Bryant
Portland
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Rhode Island
Han
Groton Nohoul
Massachusetts Progressive League
Paleo Tara Gagse
Gant
James Carney
Alfred EB. Smith
Tie Yolers
Roosevelt
Conneutical
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Monster
Brooklyn
James M. Cox
Ohio
John W. Davis
Smith
Geveral
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Newton
R F C Loan Totals 565040 For Stark County And Ohio Cities
The Reconstruction Finance Corp announced 565040 in loans to Ohio areas including Stark County Columbus and Dayton. Stark County receives 170540 Columbus 262000 and Dayton 112600. Ohio Loan administration falls under the State Helmet Commission. Previous disbursements to Ohio and subdivisions totaled 5010?Bae.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Stark County
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
Apoplexy Fatal to Crash Victim in Greentown
Timothy Miller, injured in an automobile accident three weeks earlier, was able to sit up yesterday but suffered apoplexy and died. The incident occurred in Greentown, Indiana.
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Greentown
Ind
PJ Miz
Timothy Miller
Stevens Removed to Fort Hamilton Hospital
A homeless man identified as Robert Stevens, age 44, was unable to walk and taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital on Black Sunday morning by Patrolman McFall and Detective Robert Dinwiddie. He was found on South Monument Avenue near Sycamore Street by Fred Pippert, a former city council member.
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Stevens
PY. Hamilton
Robert Stevens
Fort Hamilton
Doo McFall
Robert Dinwiddie
South Monument Avenuue
Fred Pippert
Sycamore Street
Sohngen Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Robert M. Sohngen arrived at his home on Dick Avenue this morning after a Saturday operation at Mercy hospital. Probate reports note a sale of 36 wharves of Champion Coated Paper stock from Julia Schocke’s estate in Oxford, totaling $2,625.10. St Peter's Church mission concluded after two weeks, with sessions for women then men, ending at 2130 hours Sunday.
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Robt. M. Sohngen
Robert M. Sohngen
Dick Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Sohooke
Charles H. Shera
Julia Schocke
Oxford
ST. Peter's Church
Yeggmen Blow Up Bank Near Wilmington
Two robbers used nitroglycerin to wreck the Bank of Poxé William eight miles north of Wilmington at 3 46 am. They took about 2000 in cash and 4000 in negotiable securities, severed a telephone line, and fled with a woman seen inside the robbers' car. The interior was wrecked and several windows blown out.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Bank of Poxé William
Rodder
Port William
Igh
Chilean Election Returns Alessandri to Presidency
Arturo Alessandri, a northern senator, won Chile’s presidency in a decisive general election eight years after being ousted. His platform of practical socialism secured victory by about 118,000 votes after five months of political upheaval and recurring revolutions.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Alesaandri
Hha
Memorial rites held at Harding tomb by Union Veterans
The Ohio organization of the Lone of Union Veterans conducted annual memorial services at the late President Harding tomb in Marion yesterday in tribute to War ren G. Harding.
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Marion
Ohio Organization of the Lone of Union Veterans
Warren G. Harding
Haman Sells Car. Finds Woman's Purse Inside
Jolstown Nebraska Ontario March 31 AP with a reader report that Fred Haman will inspect used autos more carefully after Albert McDaniel bought a car and discovered a lady's purse containing twenty five dollars inside.
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Jolstown
Nebr
Fred Haman
Romance ends after late marriage at 102 in Melbourne
Robert Stevens, aged 102, married a 62 year old woman late in life and died within two months of the ceremony in Melbourne Australia. The report notes romance entered his life late and concluded soon after the wedding.
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Melbourne
Australia
Robert Stevens
Bank Robbery Strikes Monroe Bank Exposing Police Shootings
In Moszos Michigan on October 3 a Bix gang robbed the First National Bank of Monroe escaping with about 35 000 to 40 000 after wounding Officer William Lynch in the head and arm as the bandits fled the bank.
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Michigan Bank
Moszos
Mich
Bix Bandita
National Bank of
Monroe
William Lynch
Campaign Broadcasts in Western Standard Tonight
Radio listings show WHARF and WEAR presenting presidential hour from New York and Roosevelt from Boston. NBC stations carry Democratic Judge Florence E B Allen and Republican farm program recaps with repeats and time slots noted.
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Western Standard
WINBC
Hon
New York
Wear
Roosevelt
Boston
WIZ
Turn Back Attacks Of London Jobless
London jobless surveys show morale holding after clashes with police in Trafalgar Square and near Parliament. Reported injuries include dozens in Hyde Park a week earlier with limited casualties this time as protests continue.
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London
Frei
Buckingsham Palace
Westminster
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park
Tambeth
Yueaday
Farley Og P Charges Denied By Washington Republican Committee
The Republican National Committee denounces as forged a letter bearing a signature tied to a Canadian shipping man requesting a contribution to the Democratic fund. The statement accuses Democratic chairman James A Varley of deceitful tactics and denies soliciting contributions.
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Washington
Owl. J
Republican National Committee
James A. Varley
Democratic Fund
Batley
Novar
White Seeks Economy Promise in Ohio Speech
Governor White defended his administration by claiming a 20 percent cut in operating expenses and highlighted tax policy aimed at limiting new levies. He noted reduced debt by over four million dollars since taking office and stressed sustaining programs in welfare and education while avoiding starvation or hardship for residents.
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Anapetafen Preany
Cleveland
White
Ohio
Ohioan Missing Mystery Sheds Light in Toledo
Police search for Anthony Janson age 50 who vanished after closing a Toledo gas station Saturday night. His car with cap and keys was found three miles away and blood stains were present.
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Toledo
Oat
Anthony Janson
Bohemian lodge organizer dies in Ohio incident
Mrs Jeeeta Kuchar 20 of Cleveland organizer of Bohemian lodges in Ohio died yesterday in Bellaire. Norah Shiflet age 22 of 629 Lualew Street injured in a full house shooting at 2 34 Sunday morning. She was taken to Mercy Hospital by Patrolman Tuley and John Bippus. Robert Adkins Middletown released on $1000 bond after being charged with shooting with intent to kill.
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Bellaire
Jeeeta Kuchar
Cleveland
Ohiay l
Norab Shiflet
Tne
Welock
Norah Shiflet
Lualew Steenk
Mmfer‘ay
Rd Tuley
John Bippus
Adeine
Robert Adkins
Middletown
Marvin Eubanks
Clyde
Mattie Eaton
Iowa Doubtful in Lawrence Survey Says
Des Moines reports Iowa remains doubtful as Hoover gains, amid discontent over mortgages and price drops. Early polls suggested Roosevelt victory, but President Hoover has improved standing after his campaign in the state. Contends that state now appears safe for Hoover with a shifting sentiment toward the administration.
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David Lawrence
Campright
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
Bays State
Inventor Killed By Motor Fumes
Accidental inhalation of carbon monoxide fumes is reported as the death of George E. Ireland, 48, a Toledo engineer and inventor. The coroner’s verdict was delivered by Coroner Frank G. Kreft. Ireland apparently died in his garage, his body found after his wife returned from a Dayton meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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Toledo
Get
Funes
George E. Ireond
Frank G. Kreft
Ireland
Horses Useless So Hunters Walk in Fox Hunt Revival
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a fox hunting revival where hunters walk through barbed wire fences after a hotel orchestra in red coats performs merrily. About two hundred hunters attended aiming to revive the sport despite obstacles.
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Excelsior Springs
Maryland Voters Told G O P Alone Can Satisfy Them
President Troover campaigns in Maryland urging voters to back a Republican administration. He speaks at Mt Raval station in Baltimore, advocates protective tariffs and stable currency, with tickets sold for a New York rally and overflow Carnegie Hall audience by radio. Security plans include guards at the garden and entrance checks.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Prose
New York
Troover
Baltimore
Voters of
Maryland
Thin
Mt. Raval
Hattlemore
Toover
Carnegie
Ty Tha Garlen
Winhnnay
Reformation Day Observed Across Local Churches
May blossoms and cherry trees signal seasonal bloom while multiple Hamilton area churches mark Reformation Day led by Martin Luther. Norte Williams, UC football star, survived an auto collision near Ninth Street as police investigate a crash involving a vehicle driven by John Burns.
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Merle Williams
Norte ‘Williams
University of Cincinnati
Williams
Vas
Ninth Street
John Burns
Hanover Street
Merchant Directors to Meet Tuesday
Directors of the Hamilton Merchants, aviation officers of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, and city director of law will meet at noon Tuesday at the Anthony Wayne to discuss proposed legislative measures.
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Aviation
Hamilton Bolter Business Bureau
Millikin Shalts
Law
Anthony Wayne
Labor in drive to allow beer sale in Washington
Oct 3 report on William Wolk chairman of Tinhar's Harmon Committee for Modification of the Volstead Act announces a campaign to modify prohibitory state laws to permit beer sales immediately if Congress repeals the Volstead Act. The drive is coordinated under the executive council of the American Federation at Luthor.
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Washington
Wolk
Tinhar
Congress
Woll
Executive Council of the
American Federation
Luthor
Big date for this family marks anniversaries and engagement
Baltimore report notes Mr and Mrs Helen Epstein observing their 24th wedding anniversary on October 28 1912 AP. The notice also announces the engagement of their daughter Dorothy and mentions the nine grandparents when another daughter wed Mrs Bolle Sirkin.
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Baltimore
Vet
Apj
Helen Epstein
Dorothy
Bolle Sirkin
Harold McGrath Death Reported in Syracuse
Harold McGrath veteran writer of romances and mysteries died yesterday while at his desk. Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. tomorrow at St Paul’s Royal Church, with burial to follow.
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Syracuse
New York
Uttopor Jl
Harold MacGrath
Atomgy
St Paul's Rylscoval Church
Wild Geese Forecast Mild Winter Over City
A Sunday night air spectacle over Flamiston and Gutter county featured hundreds of wild geese in a mid night flight. The city’s first authentic forecast hints at a milder winter as geese typically fly south earlier, their route traced by the Miami River through Hamilton.
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Flamiston
Gutter County
Bersh
Bouth
Hamilton
Miami River
Charge Theft Prom Upscale Store
Sundia Schultheiss 43 Woodlawn Avenue faces a municipal court appearance Tuesday on a petit larceny charge after theft accusations at a prominent store. Store manager M J Jones says the incident involved taking items described as possible theft of a Jock. Probers say two prowlers fled Lindenwald area after attempting to break into a garage at 708 Hayes Avenue, escaping before officers arrived.
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Sundia Schultheiss
Woodlawn Avenue
M. J. Jones
Hayes Ave
Ed Riley
Robert Dinwiddie
Moult
Lindenwald
Slock
Hayes Avenue
Slayer and Robber Escape From Lima Hospital
A convicted killer and a robber escaped from the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Authorities, including officers and deputies, hunted Chester Bendy, 27, convicted of murder in Inyette County, and Jasper Brown, 41, a robbery convict, who fled Saturday night amid the chase.
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Ampere Peet Tita
Ost
Limwa Atele Hospital
Po-Rcels
Tha Paix
Chester Bendy
Inyette
Clyde Rowe
Jasper Brown
Fire destroys wood-working department at U S Reformatory
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the wood-working department at the United States Reformatory near Chillicothe Ohio. Officials estimate losses at about 10000 dollars as numerous chairs and desk aids were burned while the fire was confined to the shop. In Chicago a large police concentration was set for a parade to prevent disorder during a demonstration by unemployed workers.
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Chillicothe
United States Reformatory
Here
Chicago
Loop
Keystone Claim Denied in Court Denied in Court
The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed Judge Nevin in the case of Chison, Lot tere and sompsny, importers of New York against John D. Audresys Kuglea in bankruptcy of Keystone Fenit Produats Company. The claim for 10516.31 was deemed invalid amid alleged contract breach over brine cherries. William Joyo Kuertz of Cincinnati claimed illegality. the ruling upheld Kuertz.
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Winvatch
Cincinnati
U. S. Iirenit
Court of Appeals
U.S. Diatrict
Robert R. Nevin
Chison, Lottere and Sompsny
New York
John D. Audresys
Kuglea
Keyistone Fenit Produats Company
Mimnilton, Oy
Hopes Abandoned For German Plane Over English Channel
London. A German air liner that sent out distress signals during a 60 mile gallop over the English Channel Saturday night is presumed lost. The German pilot and crew were aboard when it left Croydon aerodrome, and it is believed the plane went down in the high seas.
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London
English Channel
Crogdat
Burglar alarm stolen with other items in Hanover
A box found Sunday morning by Patrolmen Holden and Dulle at police headquarters contained an electric heating vent cord sight cans mirrors thermometers cameras and other items. The box is held for the owner. Hanover Grange officers to be elected Wednesday after schedule change.
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Poloe
Clarenes Holden
Herman Dulle
Nalonwean
Hanover Grange
Democratic National Committee Campaign Finance Report Update
The Democratic National Committee filed a financial report showing expenditures of 938208 between June 1 and October 22 and total receipts of 105. The Republican report, filed Saturday, shows expenditures of 1464179 and receipts of 1478791 between June 1 and October 28.
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Ananda
Mesa Washington
Democratic National Committee
Spikes Taken From B. and C. Road
Sheriff deputies reported 87 spikes stolen from the Baltimore and Cincinnati line at Allison's Crossing near the city. About 30 spikes were removed from the outer rail and 28 from the inner rail on a curve. F. B. Mitshell, road manager, said spikes were taken Sunday afternoon as a train bearing President Hoover passed nearby.
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Teese Atheny
Sheriff's Depities
Dallimore
President Hoover
Washington
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau Meeting Schedule Amid County Township Sessions
Mensheva of the executive committee of Butler County Torn, Bue ren, schedules quarterly farm area meetings. Township dates include Morgan November 17, Palefield November 18, Hanover November 21, Oxford November 22, Madigan November 25, Liberty November 28, Milford December 0, Ross December 1, Union December 5, Claig December 6, Keily December 8, Lemon December 9, Wayne December 9.
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Mensheva
Butler County
Bueren
YMG
Morgan Township
Palefield Township
Hanover Township
Oxford Township
Madigan Township
Liberty Township
Milford Township
Ross Township
Union Township
Claig Township
Keily Township
Lemon Townin
Wayne Township
Emily Beckett Reports Lost Purse on Sunday
Emily Beckett reported to police that she lost a purse Sunday in Dayton. The purse contents were not disclosed in the accessible text.
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Emily Beckett
Dayton Nirret
Political Picture Sees Campaign Scramble Across States
The report describes President Roosevelt’s trip to New York for a major campaign push with eight talks planned en route. Republican managers criticize what they call unscrupulous Tammany-like methods to extract campaign contributions. Democrats label Gov Roosevelt's path as a test of ideas, while New York Chairman Farley calls his plea repugnant amid broad political tension.
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Waynington
Hu Hosea
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Groton
Mass
Farley
G. A. Badly
Chicago
Electoral Votes Hint at Roosevelt Victory in 1932 Vote
The Journal reports that one week before the election, polls and straw votes favor Roosevelt for President and a Democratic Congress. It discusses potential landslide margins, regional dynamics, and electoral college math including Solid South and border states totaling about 175 votes, with 356 needed to win.
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New York
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Pennsysevank
New Jersey
New England
Towa
Kansas
Woodrow Wilson
Mississippi River
Ohio
Roosevelt Iz
Smith
Dixie
Solid South
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