Hoover Seeks to Prevent Hunger This Winter
President Hoover urged relief workers to ensure no man woman or child goes hungry or unsheltered this winter. Newton Baker praised private contributions while urging full mobilization and strengthening benevolent agencies for shelter hospital care and child welfare.
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Plans To Delve Further Into Farm Situation
A Roosevelt adviser says the Democratic nominee’s Topeka farm speech, in preparation since April, reflects data from economists and financiers. Roosevelt, in New York, outlined a six point plan and related proposals, with revisions made just before delivery. He plans further remarks on the western swing ending September 29 at Sunny City Iowa.
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Towa
Trawler to Transfer Hutchinsone to Greenland Mission
London reports the trawler Lord Tal is instructed to sail to Avginagsalik Greenland for five days with the American flying family of George Truth and bring Sheny to Rheedern Kentland whence they will depart for Nore.
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Daily Herard
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Avginagsalik
Greenland
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Sheny
Rheedern
Kentland
Nore
Salem drum corps wins first in Legion event in Salem
Salem Oregon drum corps took first place in the American Legion drum and bugle corps contest last night. Pasadena California placed second, and Rainier Noble of Seattle finished third.
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Treasury seeks bids for sites in Warren and other cities
The Treasury Department announced plans to open bids for sites for a new building on October 4 in several cities, including Warren, Ohio. The notice appeared in Washington on September 15, with editors noting the solicitation and locations.
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Market Closes Amid Mixed Grain and Seed Quotes
Market closings show varied prices across grain and seed futures. Wheat and corn figures appear with dates and percentage shifts, indicating fluctuating demand.
Fischer and Ouimet All Square After 18 Holes
In Baltimore at Fire Farms course the United States amateur championship quarter-final began with a tight morning. Jesse Guilford of Boston and Chick Bans of Chicago were even after 18 holes. Rose Somerville led Bill Blaney over par, while Francis Ouimet trailed Johnny Fisher by one hole in a dramatic start to the 36-hole match.
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Boston
Chick. Bans
Chicago
Beteen
United States
Rose Somerville
Bill Blaney
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Blaney
Francis Quimet
Johnny Fisher
Italy presses search for missing fliers
Acleratea P Marin reports bandits robbed Richwood Banking Company in Hishwood. Between 9:00 and 1:00 they looted the bank and fled, waging revolvers. Police warn raids have hit Marion and Union counties recently as investigators pursue the suspects. A separate dispatch from Rome notes a missing American nurse and two men aboard a non-stop flight from New York to Rome. The plane vanished after midnight with no contact until a steamer sighting near Ireland.
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New School Plan to Save Taxpayers in Islets
Rigria Ohio September 15 Rep P Y Rogers of Lorain declares his plan to modernize state school laws and to introduce the measure at a special legislative session if called. He says the plan would save taxpayers more than 1 000 000 dollars annually in school expenses.
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Gas bootlegging follows high gasoline taxes
Atlantic City reports that bootlegging and tax evasion rise after a sharp tax rate on gasoline. Paul F. Hadrick, director of the division of marketing for the American Petroleum Institute, spoke at the National Petroleum Association convention here Wednesday.
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American Petroleum Institute
Coal fields gain parity of freight rates in Ohio
The State Utilities Commission signed a reduced schedule of freight rates linking Cambridge and other Ohio coal fields with Cleveland and northern Ohio markets. The move, effective immediately, aims to standardize shipping costs from the Camridge and Hocking fields to Akron, Cleveland, and nearby points.
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Cambridge
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Greveland
Akron
Eoruin
Wife of Justice Kinkade Dies in Yalodo
Mrs Addie Kinkade wife of Judge Reynolds Kinkade of the Ohio supreme court died at home here after a year long illness. The death was reported from Yalodo on September 15.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Train Wreck Toll Revised as 55 Dead
Advices to the war ministry list 55 dead from the train wreck that carried 508 Foreign Legion members in Alperia. Officials say 929 were injured and heavy rain likely washed out the roadbed causing the tracks to give way.
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Foreign Legion
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Waiters Carry Trays in Race at Naples Cafe
Naples spectators cheered as 95 waiters competed in teams of five in a lively tray balancing race at the cafe. Each waiter balanced a hot plate with wine and glass while strutting the floor, creating a festive scene.
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Pepe
Damages Sought in Death Case After Buckeye Lake Collision
Newark dispatch reports Arthur Teil filed suit in connton pleas court seeking damages over 30 000 for the death of his son Willian Grandysow in a collision between a motorcycle and the defendant Black's automobile near Buckeye Lake on August 1.
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Connton Pleas Court
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Buckeyy Lake
Tax Association Winds Up Session in Columbus
The four day meeting closed its 23th annual conference with a policy discussion on state and local taxation. Messages from presidential candidates across parties were the backdrop as the National Tax Association concluded sessions in Columbus.
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Veterans wield potent political power in postwar era
Washington, Sept. 15. The American Legion is set to demand immediate cash payment of the bonus this week. The veterans organizations hold strong political sway in Congress, influencing party platforms on economy. The Legion’s push could compel congressional action, barring counter political forces. The National Economy league may target congressional districts like the Anti-Saloon League did, though specifics remain unclear.
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Hoover Warning Sparks Push for Bonus Payment
In Portland on September 14 the American Legion faced a rift over immediate bonus payments amid President Hoover’s fatal warning to recovery efforts. The Legion planned to voice views on Prohibition and troop use, while a faction aimed to back a consulate resolution and elect supporters for the BWF group.
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County Home Rule Campaign Pressed in Ohio
In Columbus on September 15 the County Home Rule committee pressed a petition drive to place the County Home Rule Constitutional Amendment on the ballot. A new drive was announced after a meeting yesterday. The question cannot appear on the ballot until next year but organizers plan to file petitions by November 1 to meet likely higher signer requirements for the presidential election year.
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Finn Will Labiel
Ghia
Bulletins: James Ball crushed to death at Wheeling Steel
Portsmouth news reports James Ball aged 66 crushed to death today when caught between an overhead crane and an iron girder at Wheeling Steel Corporation plant in Portsmouth. In Zanesville, two hunters found John Bratkus, 47, dead by hanging in a woods tree, the body likely several days old.
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James Ball
Wheeling Steel Corporation
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Hare
Now She'll Have To Learn Bridge In Maine
Lewiston dispatch notes a widow facing a social hurdle as her husband’s successor takes office after an election. She plans to learn bridge though she has little hope her governor will be her partner, offering a humorous glimpse of domestic expectations.
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Leais
Mame
Bnebamt
Drowning Hoaxer Freed by Richland Grand Jury
Mansfield September 15 Py Ray Bouningholt a 31 year old who staged a drowning hoax that kept coast guards busy for days in June was freed by a Richland County grand jury on a desertion charge filed by his wife He was arrested upon returning to visit his wife two weeks ago
Crisp Concedes Russell Wins Georgia Senate Race
In Atlanta on September 15 Governor Richard A. Russell led the Democratic primary as incomplete returns came in. Congressman Charles R. Crisp conceded the nomination early today as results firmed for Russell in the race. In Columbus on September 16 the hearing on Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road’s bid to discontinue an agency station at Vigo, Haas County, was continued by the State Utilities Commission until September 23 after some evidence was heard yesterday.
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Richard A. Russell Dry
Woffiaia
Charles R. Crisp
Columbus
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Haas County
State Utilities Commission
Debates on Prohibition Likely in Cincinnati Sept 26
A proposed debate between U S Senator Robert J Bulkley and Attorney General Gilbert Tinkham, likely in Cincinnati on Sept 26, was arranged after Bulkley urged either debate or withdrawal. President Hoover opposed payment of face value of adjusted service certificates before maturity, warning it would cost trillions and hinder recovery for workers and farmers.
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Ore
American Legion
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Tal fman’s brother unhurt in crash on North Bend road
Alfred Tal fman, a doctor and brother of Libby Halmuy Reynolds, was uninjured when his automobile collided with a machine on North Bend road near Cheviot in Blanchester, C. The crash occurred at night as Reynolds faces a murder indictment in the south.
Politicians Evade Problems Allegation by Cleric
In Wooster on September 1 Dr Fran Kingdon told the Northeast Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church that politicians avoid current issues and urged the church to lead by addressing these problems. He warned religious groups to use their influence to confront public concerns.
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Fran Kingdon
Convict Dies After Escape From Folsom Prison
Sacramento sept 15 Carl Reese escaped from Folsom prison with a makeshift diving suit but the suit was faulty and guards found him dead in the area encumbered by his escape attempt.
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Sacramento
Carl Reese
Falsom
Bus Crash Fatality Knocks Woman In Delaware Line
An unidentified woman was killed and 16 injured when a New York to Scranton passenger bus sideswiped a rising bank on a road between here and Bridgeville. One side of the bus was shelled off.
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Scranton
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Bridgeville
White's Coal Mine Plan Gains Approval After Talks
Governor George White reports successful two day discussions toward ending the seven month old Obie coal strike called by the United Mine Workers. Union leaders representing Pomeroy and Crookavilla bituminous fields accept the ten point settlement, awaiting ratification at a convention Friday in Margay City.
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Columbus
George White
United Mine Workers of America
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Crookavilla
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Stekerat
Margay City
Union
Governor George White Sends Congratulations on Farm Speech
Governor George White sent a telegram from Columbus to Hrantlin D. Denver congratulating the Democratic presidential candidate on his farm speech at Topeka Kansas yesterday. The message praised his agriculture policy and noted impact on Ohio farmers and city people alike.
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Gtorge White
Hrantlin
Fease
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Poke
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Agriculure
Ohio
Peple
Mystery Woman Found in Sacramento Described as Millette
Sacramento authorities identify a slain woman found in a slough as Dorothy Millette of Bath California. Coroner James Garlick says the body matches Miss Millette, once known as Mire, linking the case to the Paul Bern mystery. An inquest is planned for tomorrow night as Bern’s will names Mina Millett as beneficiary. Jean Harlow is named as sole executrix.
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