Hollywood Death Confers National Mystery
A conference between Joan Tow and actress Honey Bern failed to yield a statement on the apparent murder suicide of Matt Dera, a Hollywood film executive. Police expect autopsy results to clarify the case while Bern is excused from further questioning as details of the tense inquiry emerge.
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Economy Keynote As Schools Open Across Ohio
Ohio schools begin the new year amid tight budgets and funding shortfalls. Districts consider delayed openings and early closings as boards cut costs and lean toward shorter calendars. Dayton reports illustrate broader fiscal strain influencing start dates and term lengths.
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Roosevelt Campaign Backed by Tammany Leader McCooey
A New York journal reports that powerful Tammany figure McCooey will co operate in Roosevelt’s campaign after a meeting with James A Farley, Democratic National Chairman. The move signals Tammany Hall's support for Governor Roosevelt, with McCooey noted as a Brooklyn native.
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Roosevelt Enters Vermont to Break Party Tradition
Roosevelt, the Democratic presidential hopeful, toured Vermont in an open car to challenge party precedent. He spoke informally at the state fair, saying he would break precedent after his Chicago nomination, noting no presidential candidate has visited Vermont since then. Continued on page 15.
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Whispered Charge Results in Arrest Of William Reese
Announced Sept 3. A whispered statement by an unnamed woman led to the arrest of William Reese. Police say the charge involves intent to kill. Mayor William G. Iues, 48, was present in hospital bed while the woman, Mrs. Wushok, 77, muttered words that prompted the action. She is recovering and an affidavit outlines the incidents backing the authorities.
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Mellon Sees Hoover Re election Prospects
Ambassador Andrew Mellon returning from the United States reports that President Hoover is favored for re election as of today. Mellon notes the president’s efforts to lift mood and reduce unemployment are already showing effects, and he compares current prospects to two months before the 1928 vote.
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Advertising as a banking need urged by new ABA president
Incoming American Bankers Association president Vrun tts H. Sisson told a New York Financial Advertisers luncheon that finance recoveries demand vigorous banking advertising. He cited tough conditions and urged banks to promote service merit and value to customers to foster profit and public understanding of banking.
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Must Decide Soon In German Crisis
Berlin Sep 6 Adolph Hitler weighs a pact with centrist Chancellor von Papen and Hindern to form a cabinet or call elections. A decision by Monday could trigger a dissolution of the Reichstag and a new vote, possibly in November.
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Sailor Guy McWhirter Robbed in Greenville Visit
In Greenville Kansas a pickpocket robbed Sailor Guy McWhirter during a home visit, slipping away with belongings as McWhirter met residents. Authorities describe the incident as a tied irregularity and continue inquiries.
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Smith Statement Is Expected Soon
A statement by Smith is anticipated in the coming days addressing presidential campaign prospects and Roosevelt's potential safety issues. The governor and several associates may issue a formal position on Roosevelt's electability and the New York City mayoral scene after last week’s resignation, with updates expected soon.
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Riggs Fined $100 in Liquor Case
Biggs, 36, of 1301 Peek Avenue, was fined $100 and costs after a Wednesday arrest by Detectives on Robert Dinwiddie. He faced charges connected to moonshine production near Cherry Avenue. Williams, Hamilton, was arrested on fraud charges following an indictment. he posted $100 bond and awaits trial.
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Continental Bank Applies to Join National Banking System
Washington reports that Continental Winners Bank and Trust of Chicago has applied for National Banking System membership. It would be the largest Illinois bank to join in years and could influence other banks toward national charters as state banks seek or lose branching privileges. The former Continental Tinners had been a member before its merger. the reason for dropping its charter is noted on page 13.
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Ohio Ends Obsolete Bridges Plan On 78 Structures
Ohio state highway department plans a two year replacement saves with 2078 obsolete bridges listed including Harraw and Sepl. Replacements cost about 20 million dollars and supports only up to seven to forty two ton loads. Present day bridges are being constructed to modern standards.
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Monsignor Elevated to Episcopal Rank in Cleveland Diocese
Monseignor James A. McMadden is elevated as the first active monsignor to join the Cleveland Catholic diocese episcopacy and will serve as auxiliary bishop. Bishop Joseph Schrembs consecrated the new auxiliary amid a large ceremony, with about 1300 clergymen and laity attending a luncheon and public reception in his honor. Misa Valley and other names appear in fragments regarding a kidnapping accusation involving a priest and the missing girl.
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Levees Along the Rio Grande Attacked
Damaging floods hit the Rio Grande lower reaches as levee breaches endanger about five thousand acres on the Mexican side. Emergency protections held largely, despite sections failing and floodwaters rushing through gaps.
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Township Farm Bureau Meetings Announced
A notice from the township farm bureau announces meetings for Morgan township and several nearby townships. Dates listed include Ay Aftctison, September 0, Sep 14 to Sep 24, with several townships such as Gsford and St. Claire on the schedule.
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Automobile Hits Street Car in Busy City Street
Charlee Hrandely Gil Faire, car operator, stopped to unload passengers on Central Avenue when his auto struck the rear of a city street car. The crash occurred Wednesday afternoon on Poplar Street in Snookland. Police reported the incident with witnesses Ches tlot Schick and Special Wat Erava aiding the inquiry.
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Platform calls for repeal of eighteenth amendment
Eastern Point reports the Democratic state convention adopted a platform demanding repeal of the eighteenth amendment. In Bowling Green, the jury trying Bert Storey, 20, for the slaying of Marshal Jay N. Davis, North Baltimore, retires after hearing the case with a death penalty emphasis. Cotton prices drop sharply in New York as the government crop report suggests a higher than expected yield.
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Socialists Hear Candidate Norman Thomas at Dayton
Fragmented OCR note records a Dayton gathering on Sept. 8 where Norman Thomas campaigns for president. The text criticizes major parties as meaningless and argues for a constructivist government, urging voters to support the Socialist candidate.
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Democrats Have Slogans Too and Roosevelt Gets Nod
An energized New York scene reports door to door and telegraph efforts by Democrats to boost Roosevelt for president. Citizens send in slogans and cartoons to national headquarters while out-of-towners flood in to voice support. Ralph Hitch listens to ideas and previews campaign messaging and cabinet images in back rooms.
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Fay Seeks Scrapper After Forgotten Cause
Fragmentary item reports Fay and spouse Rudy Valles amid a dispute leading to divorce despite earlier reconciliation efforts. Police brief notes the pair facing ongoing tensions, with mentions of travel and a pending separation.
Harugarit Lodge Names Delegates to State Convention
Harugarit Lodge No 875 held a Wednesday meeting at Harngart Hall Smith Seventh Street to name two delegates Mark Brillant and Philip Bieser to the state convention in Cleveland on September 25 26 and 27 One delegate may attend the national convention in Syracuse New York September 2 40 and 6u with Mrs Brillant accompanying him to Cleveland Toni
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Oxford Bank Judgment and Appeal Details
Oxford National Bank received a judgment for 3780 dollars in a case filed May 9. The record notes the bank’s involvement and mentions Charles Ne ten as a linked party. Further specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
Market Trading On A Large Scale In Megesedle
New York Sept 8 The stock market behaved erratically as bulls tried to sustain gains while prices generally softened after cotton duties fell to 4 a bale following a government estimate. Several leading stocks slipped $1 to $2 but the market recovered partially. Charles 1 Davis bound over to grand jury in Marion Ohio on theft charge. arraigned on grand larceny for stealing a Fro-Miller auto.
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Long Distance Flight Starts From Le Bourget
Jean Mormox and Louis Maitleis yottran long distance fliers began the first stage of a planned voyage from Le Bourget to Toulouse and then to Buenos Aires.
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Market Closings From Chicago Optional Record
Market closing listings from Chicago dated September 6 include scattered prices and volume notes. Data appears partially corrupted with garbled names and figures, yet reflects routine daily close records and general sentiment in equities and commodities.
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