Roosevelt outlines farm problem views in Topeka
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt and running mate John Garner spoke to a Topeka crowd after arriving by train. The address outlined farm problem proposals as Maine election results drew attention and campaign chatter grew about November voters trends and party strategies nationwide.
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Market Closings Snapshot From Chicago Sessions
Chicago closings list shows Wheal and Whealol sets with Sept and Dec futures. Corny contracts trade near late September through May with varied cents per bushel moves. Overall demand signals shift as traders mark dates in Sept through May across grains and oats.
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National tax meeting delegates discuss federal state coordination
Report on the mining program was read at the 25th annual conference of the National Tax Association. The president Nahort Muay Haig planned an afternoon address on coordinating federal and state tax systems, as delegates attended sessions in the state capital.
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Mobilize Relief Work Under Baker
Welfare and business leaders gather in Washington to mobilize for the relief effort tomorrow under Newton Baker. Baker chairs the national citizens committee of welfare and relief mobilization and will address delegates at the conference with a charge on citizens responsibility for Balkan welfare.
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Benson Indicted for Embezzlement in Stark County
Gatton O Sept 14 Ralph Benson once Stark County wink house superintendent is charged with embezzling public funds. Indictment alleges $276 misappropriated and a further $155 offense cited in the counts.
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Ralph Benson
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Delaware Republicans Nominate Buck Backing Governor for Congress
Delegates at Delaware’s Republican state convention met in Nover, Sept 4, to nominate a congressional candidate and complete the state ticket for November. Governor Buck seeks renomination and claims convention control, while there are no plans for the Ohio reunion and the 83rd O.V. L. dinner slated for Sept 17 faces likely cancellation amid veteran plans.
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Birth control discussion kept on Lakeview program
Toledo scene in the Lake View conference of the Missouri Lutheran Synod English district continues its schedule with a planned discussion on birth control for a second consecutive day. The session details remain unspecified and timing uncertain.
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Raskob Becomes Grandfather in Newborn Boy
Mayton reports the birth at Minni Valley hospital on Tuesday of a baby boy named as the grandson of John J. Maskall, a New York financier and former chair of a major Democratic committee. Condition of the mother and baby was listed as satisfactory.
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Denied New Trial for Ohio Slayer Warren
The court refused a new trial for Warren amid a murder conviction of Marshal Scott Vanbinder in Newton Walla. Sentencing to death by electric chair was set for December 28 at the state penitentiary.
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Airplane Sighting Near Azores Spurs War Debt Debate
Ashburton report notes a U S aircraft sighted some 4501 miles northwest of the Azores around 11 30 p m Kaatora Jeanne time Muradlay while the craft is described as possibly the American nurse on a stop from New York to Rome. Portland Legion meeting includes resolutions favoring cancellation of European war debts and opposition to World Court membership.
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Maine Goes Goes As Democrats Eye 1913 Revival
Washington Sept 14 The Maine vote is framed by Democrats as a potential indicator of a broader race. Republicans held big margins in normal times but a narrow margin this year fuels claims of a moral victory and a possible final contest in November. The piece notes the Maine outcome is not surprised and hints at future implications.
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Foster Father Held on Murder Charge in Beacon
Beacon Texas Sept 14 Cal l arlborough a church deacon and former city alderman of Beacon is held on murder charges in the death of his adopted daughter Doris 11 a high school student She was fatally burned when her clothing caught fire while helping to fix the father s automobile A $12900 life policy payable to the defendant was found Authorities say Yarbrough admitted throwing gasoline on the girl thinking it was water
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Roosevelt Autograph Frenzy Hits Campaign Trail
In St Louis on September 14 autographs drew crowds as Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and members of his party signed badges scraps of paper and other items for autograph seekers. The governor said it was all right as long as no promissory notes were demanded or expected.
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Secretary Vacates Post Amid State Welfare Shakeup
Columbus dispatch reports Gran Flite board of purates as economy drive, State Welfare Director John McSweeney orders secretary William Tore to resign after failing to attain a satisfactory civil service exam grade. Immediate vacancy follows.
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Women Democratic Club event draws attendees and speakers
The Women’s Democratic Club hosts an event on September 27 at the K P hall starting at eight. Members may bring two guests. several out of town men and candidates will speak. John Johnson and son were mentioned in a separate arraignment related to a February 1 charge in North Vernon. Police details include Frances Sloan and a Daisy Avenue incident with ongoing legal proceedings and a continuance granted.
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Majority Opposes Action Against President at Legion Convention
At Fortined, Gre Sept 11 the American Legion convention enters final tests as a committee backed pay bonus measure faces a showdown with a majority reported opposing the resolution. Leaders say the group favors censuring President Hoover but the full house appears split with the pressuring vote to come today.
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Flying Family Rescued After Arctic Wreck in Greenland
Associated Press reports Angmugsalik Greenland rescue of the Hutchiisnes family, 210 ton aircraft, saved from a treacherous drift after a crash near Eskima village Mkoro. Lord Talbot recovered the group, bringing them to safety at 3 30 yesterday afternoon. They rested well and woke in good spirits amid approaching Arctic winter.
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Licht fingered gentry at work on trans Atlantic voyages
Reported in Landen on September 14 a gang of rogues described as the nefarious gamblers is active. The group allegedly offers exchanges to journalists, pockets money, and flees, posing new racket as they operate.
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East Liverpool plant reopens recall of workers ends idle period
East Liverpool September 14 Homer Laughlin China Company recalls 400 workers at its Norvell plant near here. The plant had been idle since June 1, ending a shutdown that affected production and workers.
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Kissell Heads Hoover Group in Realty Committee Chair
Chicago September 14 A appointment announced by Republican headquarters names Harry S Kissell as chairman of the National Hoover Curtis Real Estate Committee and President of the National Association of Real Estate Bounda. Maine Democrats Increase Leads Portland Maine September 14 Reports Democratic majorities rising in the Maine election prompt re checks of canvassing in two small towns noting Gov candidate Brann expands his lead over Martin by 2 482 votes.
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Dismissal of Theft Charges Against Myers and Webb
Petit theft charges against Sannel Myers and Robert Webb were dismissed after Patrolman Lindsay failed to prove the hauled items were stolen. Clarence Rowland, 30, was fined $5 and costs on an alleged theft arrest by railroad detective Sam Cundiff.
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Robert Webb
Shuler Avenue
Toa
Clarence Rowland
Parrish Avenue
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Fire crews respond to false alarm on Seventh and Walnut
Firemen answered a no fault alarm from Seventh and Walnut streets at 8 15 p m Tuesday night. Volunteers were tied boys rolled the fire alarm signal box.
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Fail to Discover Recent Bern Will Fail to Discover Recent Bern Will
Sept 2 authorities probe a baffling will mystery tied to the disappearance of Dorothy Millette and the cremated safebox find. A sealed box yielded two papers listing annuities to Mia Millett and gifts to relatives, with no recently executed will found linking to the film executive and his widow Honn Anrlow as chief beneficiary.
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Talk American English Now Landing Sept 14
Cloyd Tames, a phonetics expert, assesses global use of American English versus British English. He predicts radical language changes and a strange compromise between British and American forms as the world tunes in.
Man fined for breach of power charge after on porch
Tammel, 40, of 924 South Eighth Street, received a $10 fine plus costs after admitting a breach of power charge. Meister of 820 South Hight Street testified that Tammel struck him with a lump of coal while he was on his porch, a claim Tammel denied.
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Ouimet Dominates Voigt in U.S. Amateur Round One
Francis Ouimet of Boston, defending champion, produced a dramatic oil exhibition card with 30 on nine and six under par through 13 holes to rout George J. Voigt of New York, 6 and 5, in the opening round of the United States amateur championship. General Bartolome Blanche in Chile resigned as acting president after being called yesterday.
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George J. Voigt
New York
United States
Roosevelt Speech On Page Eleven
Roosevelt outlines a six fold program of farm relief and addressed a large crowd as his train rolled through four states. The event marked the first joint appearance with Garner in the West and drew a long line of supporters, with planes escorting the Kansas City stop.
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Debate plan for Bulkley Bettman seeks Cincinnati or Columbus venue
Senator Bulkley today urged a prohibition debate with Attorney General Gilbert Bettman over a date in late September or early October. Bettman, the Republican Senate candidate, proposed Cincinnati or Columbus as venues and suggested options including September 28 or dates around September 29 or October 1. A debate in Cleveland would trigger discussions with local civic groups and the Cuyahoga County Bar association.
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Gilbert Battman
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Py Sither
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Schwenn Market Owner Injured In Knife Accident
Ray Schwenn owner of Schwenn Mont Market was severely injured Monday night when a knife used to cut a beer leg slipped and cut his stomach six inches. He was rushed to Fort Hamilton Hospital where Dr Don B Sheets and Dr Dan Skinner oversee care. Condition listed as serious.
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Schwenn
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Don B. Sheets
Dan Skinner
Aspital
Governor presses for mine strike end in Ohio districts
In Columbus Governor George White continues efforts to settle the coal strike in Hocking, Pome roy, and Crooksville areas. He invited miners and operators to more talks after outlining a ten point plan. The governor worked yesterday to bridge gaps, though progress remained elusive through the night.
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Sharkey Reports Sires Neal Sharkey and Nine
Neal Sharkey, 458, nine, reported to was wolen on Tresday.
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Neal Sharkey
Wolen
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