Quality Brings Quantity Chairman of Group
A mass meeting in Cleveland today led by the rehabilitation committee and industrial leaders urged immediate capital expenditures to replace obsolete equipment. Subdistricts across Ohio coordinated efforts with chairs Myron T. Arms and C. Cannel to rally business support, marking a broader push across Youngstown Cleveland and additional subdistricts for rapid industrial revival. New plant activity followed, with Mosleto and other firms resuming operations and several mines and mills reactivating, signaling renewed employment prospects.
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Cleveland
Curve
Ite
Ghia
Nandolph Bide
Rehabilitation
Jim
Gide
Myron T. Arms I
Actua Standard Buccineering Coy
Youngstown
Shaizhian
Cleve
Pillshugh
Akron
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Willing
Wat
Ohiousiness Novizon Inehice
Moledo
Willys-Goerlind
Bleasrin Aun
Bite
Matter
Steubenville
Goat Hill
Berghols
East Liverpool
Tramuniths
Newell
Wo Va
Globe Brick Company
Former Governor Scrugham Leads Nevada Primary for Congress
Unofficial county returns show former Governor James C. Scrugham winning the Democratic nomination for Congress in Nevada. Opponent Maurice J. Sullivan conceded, with Sullivan pledging support for Scrugham in the general election. Scrugham would face Republican incumbent Sam Arentz in November if officially certified.
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Preasiag
Nevada
Britt Pined On Intoxication Charge In Roanoke
A fine of five dollars was assessed against H. W. Britt, 21, of Roanoke, after an arrest on an intoxication charge. The incident was reported by local police.
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Britt
Gola
H. W. Britt
Roanoke
Vay
Step Up Projects Target 1800 U S Public Buildings
Washington reports rapid progress on a public building program funded to 70 million dollars. Treasury notes 240 completed buildings costing 72.4 million with 383 under contract and 130 in specification or awaiting funds, as Mills weighs release of 100 million in the Relief Act for further construction nationwide.
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Wishington
Treasury
Poivate Architert Tt Wey
Mills
District of Columbia
Ballantine
Bingham Renominated by Republican State Convention
Hiram Bingham secured renomination at the Republican state convention in New Haven. The Aga Khan sent four horses for the St Leger stake, finishing first to fifth, with Silvermere Wetting third in the field. A federal inquiry found no link between the Lindbergh kidnapping and Garrett Schenck, a Hopewell fish peddler.
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Bingham
New Haven
Donn
United States
Hiram Bingham
Doncaster
Bug
Rich
Silvermere
Wetting
Washington
I. Eagar Hoover
Justtee Department
Bureau of Investigation
Charles Augustua Lindbergh, Jr
Garrett Schenck
Hopewell
N. I
Connecticut G O P Planks Repeal Demand
A disrupted draft from the Connecticut Republican state convention shows the party debating a repeal plank. Delegates considered amendments and anticipated the Foreload Act modification before final approval. Key figures Sen. Prector Walcott and others pushed for a prohibitive stance amid internal disagreement and emerging platform wording.
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Aundelaton Press
New Haven
Conn
Eade Vonmaister Jahnved — Armtit
iSongton Hiyam Bingham
Prector Walcott Prasad
Uoneer
Youth Clings to Plane's Tail in Narrow Escape
Morbets Wy and Young Jerry O Leary clung to the tail of Pilot Bill Monday's plane as it slipped. The youth rode for about 140 feet before the pilot noticed the danger and landed safely without injuries.
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Morbets
Jerry O'Leary
Bill Monday
O'Leary
McCooey and Tamany Ally Lined Up for Ticket
Democratic leader John H. McCooey met with Roosevelt Garner campaign chiefs in New York on September 7 and announced he would hold an office at the Democratic National Headquarters and cooperate in the campaign. James A. Farley predicted Roosevelt would carry New York, tying to McCooey’s role as party committeeman and Tamany head Johnny Corr. The talks followed James J. Walker’s resignation as mayor and mark McCooey’s first visit to national headquarters.
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New York
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
McCooey
Tom
Roosevelt
New York State
James A. Farley
Hriup
McCeany
James J. Walker
Farley
Sneo
McCoory
Democratic Nations
Johnny Corry
Tammany Head
National Hemmartens
Politicians Surprised By Coolidge Article
Capyesekt 10221 Washington September 7. Calvin Coolidge backs Hoover reelection in a piece titled the republican wage in the Saturday Evening Post. The article serves as a strong campaign document, praising Hoover while noting the current mood and crisis handling.
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Coolidge
David Lawrence Capyesekt
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Cloolidge
Polish peasants begin Tavur strike to raise prices
Berlin dispatch says Polish peasants have begun a Tavur strike from Warsaw to the Vogel era. Winnie claims today the strike aims to refuse delivery of Tollstets into the tower, with the week seen as a push for higher prices and better earning power.
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Berlin
UPA
Warsaw
Vogel
Winnieshall
Lorie
Cincinnati Professor Takes His Own Life
A Cincinnati professor, Aya Wonnett of WiMtow High, reportedly hanged himself amid despondency over a sharp salary reduction. A former instructor at the University of Corea hall, he had served 31 years in public schools and left behind family obligations.
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Angoulated
Drees
Hinemun
Aya Wonnett
Metruday
WiMtow
Highoute
Enids
Mia
Faiund
Woanall
Seid
University of Corea Hall
State fair dairy prize to Kinney in showmanship win
Kinney, a 17 year old entrant, won the premier dairy award at the state fair for showmanship while his father sold animals and planned to enter more stock. The event highlighted Kinney and a family involved in dairy farming as spectators noted his achievement amid other fair activities.
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Oatarly Kinney
Ashe State Fair
Kinney
Abim Rossin
Hity
Eeranga
Who But Hoover Slogan Drives G O P Effort
Fragmentary text discusses slogans linked to Hoover and a Republican campaign push. It mentions the phrase Howver will and references writers and editors proposing lines to support a Hoover themed effort, with mixed clarity about attribution and reception.
Qhioan Confesses To Extortion Plot
Howard Kothera of West field confessed to chief Theodore Myers of Wiltanehhy that he devised an extortion plot last May. Myers said Kothera admitted five threats against the Anguslug family, with S000 paid in one scheme and other details unfolded in court proceedings.
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Ceveland
Augustus
Howard Kothera
Westfield
Theodore Myers
Wiltanehhy
Myers
Kothera Almitted
Market Closings and Grain Prices Reported
Fragmented OCR notes show market closings for corn and wheat with figures like 3 1 2, 69 7 8, and 40 1.5 4 4. Mentions May and Sept deliveries and named commodities including corn and wheat with scattered dates and prices. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dee
Seni
Ingot Production Rises in Glevalnnt District Week
Tenn Age reports ingot production at about 14 percent of capacity, up from 13 percent last week, as operations increase in the Glevalnnt district. The advance is tied to higher incoming business and immediate requirements, with remaining demand still building.
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Fed Wrean
Vallued Wife Says Will Not Separate
Anmucioded Reno Sept. 7 Meg Vallued the former Fay Webb wife of radio singer Heevoonnyr says she will not separate from her husband. She left for Santa Maniga and will join him in New York later. She insists she never wanted a divorce and says they still love each other.
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Uy Tiveren
Atnas Vallued
Fay Webb
Heevoonnyr
Anil
Antares
Burhand
Santa Maniga
Iidy
New York
Valeo
Witl
Radio Ager
Orchesten Ender
Ate
Inhite
Pinrg
Towns
Mars
Ron Fesvel
Rudy
Dors
Heart attack fatal to Sir Gilbert Parker
British novelist Sir Gilbert Parker dies from a heart attack last night in London. The writer, famed for works such as The Seats of thy Mighty and The Right of Way, rose to prominence in the late 19th century with best selling novels and a motion picture project. Parker’s death marks the end of a storied literary career that reached broad readerships in Britain and beyond.
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Gilbert Parker
Namen Preey
Saraddan
Ail
Men Bey
Dby
Tashneles
Tim
Tor Wis
Carrel Baet
Lonta
McKee Cuts City Jobs and Salaries Amid Budget Talks
New York mayoral ally McKee announced widespread cuts to city roles and salaries in the budget review. He proposed reducing pay from 40 000 to 25 000 and lowering existing salaries for city collectors and appointees, after discussions with the budget director about a leaner financial plan. The plan targets expenditures across departments to meet fiscal goals.
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New York
Jareph V. Mekee
Walken
McKeon
Ity
Hint Ho
Enon
Red Cross to Knit Aid for 83 Additional Counties
Washington reports the Red Cross will extend aid to 83 more counties adding cotton cloth for the needy. Names cited include Waverly Creeoliten and AN Allee among the listed towns.
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RED Cross
Washington
Olin
Vitinas
Anaryy
Krd Cross
Waverly
Republicans Worry Over Pennsylvania in 1930s Race
Washington reports confidential notes from party sections show concern among Republican leaders about Pennsylvania, once a Hoover stronghold, and belief New York may flip to Hoover and Curtin. The tone remains cautious as national expectations adjust to the looming November election.
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Washington
Republican National
Varios
Pennsylvania
Hoover
New York
Mr. Curtin
Rigid Movie Censorship Sought by Methodists
Ministers and lay members of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held long sessions in a busy convention. The Ohio Council of Churches pushed for stronger film censorship with vigorous support expected for reform drives. A report urged Ohio legislation for sterilization policies and related reforms.
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Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Charchtony
Ohio Council of Churches
Bern tragedy shocks film world amid shooting and inquest
Los Angeles and Columbus dispatches report the Bern shooting tied to film industry figures. Police question staff as inquest begins. Miss Marlow and Miss Yackow are questioned amid conflicting accounts. Coroner probes why authorities were notified hours after the death. Dr Janes notes motive is unclear.
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Paul
Dortor
Lois J. Mayer
Finnlow
Deliviows
Frank A. Nanes
Bern
Frank RB. Webb
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