Farmers Storm Worthington to Halt Shipments
Four hundred farmers blocked highways into Worthington Minnesota to stop non-perishable Paris products in a bid to raise prices. Two trucks of livestock were turned back by pickets. organizers deny formal approval. Leaders urged farmers to prevent shipments as a strike tactic, with picketing plans shifting toward Sioux City.
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Worthington
Paris
Miller
Nobles County Unit
State Sackeys’ Holiday Association
Worthington Commission
Sioux City
Towa
Minnesotany
Holiday _ association
Ling
Cite Mrs Newman On Civ'ti Charge
Cincinnati Ohio September 19 Municipal Judge Landon Murchheitier continued until Thursday the trial of Mrs Alice Meeaner of Hamilton Ohio charged with obtaining $705.44 by false pretenses from Mrs Cecelia Murdack who loaned the money to obtain release of Liberty bonds worth $10,000 she owned Mrs Newman was arrested Saturday in Hamilton and returned to Cincinnati where she was released on bond of 1,400.
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Fy Robert
Harmis Snesta
Ginginnati
Landon
Murchheitier
Ares Alice Meeaner
Ating Nowwisi
Hamilton
Ohio
Mra
Cecelia Murdack
Williamson Plasn
Murdack
Newman
Injuries Fatal to Tiffin Child
In Tiffin Ohio Donald Knapp five year old son of C Knapp died today from injuries received yesterday when attacked by a box man.
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Tittin
Donald
C. Knapp
Yanella and Yanella suit dismissed by judge order
The case of Mildred Yanella and James Yanella in the common pleas court was dismissed by order of Judge Julgo D. Boyd following entry noted on Monday.
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Yanella &Dit
Mildred Yanella
Middle Fairny
Chicago Market Closings for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago closings report wheat oats and corn prices for September and December futures. Wheat Sept at 1.49 1 1/2. Corn Sept at 1.27 1/2 to 1 2/3. Oats Sept at 0.584 to 0.576. May futures shown for each commodity with corresponding bids and price directions.
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Chicago
Gandhi in Training for Hunger Strike
Gandhi begins training for a hunger strike at Poona jail as protests grow against British rule. He reduces meals and increases gaps between them, studying wig usage to prolong life, while signaling readiness to face arrest and punishment.
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Gandhi
Tyan Bomba
Mahala Gandhi
Tadian Commurta
Ty Yervith
Poona
Hite's program ends coal strike in South Ohio unrest
A disrupted text notes a miners strike lingering seven months with 71100 workers idle. Merchants and workers hoped revival as the reopening of pits was anticipated this week. Governor George White's ten point peace plan led to a tentative settlement.
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Hite
Muriay
Ohin
Pis
George White
Agrieme
Hughes Divorce Plea Alleges Cruelty and Threats
Michael Hughes of Hamilton accuses his wife Estelle Hughes of cruelty in a common pleas court divorce petition filed Monday. He says she threatened to kill him and made numerous assaults since their May 12, 1930, Cheviot marriage, with her present whereabouts unknown.
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Hughes
Michael Hughes
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Estelle
Cheviot
Sears
Jankoorn
Republican chiefs plan strongest Hoover campaign drive
Washington reports a White House meeting shaped a vigorous speaking campaign from now to November. Hoover aides will stress policy to boost election results, with party chiefs arranging an intense effort led by national leaders.
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Hoover
Washington
White House
Maschke on Trial for Embezzlement in Cleveland Case
Maurice Maschke, a national Republican figure, and five Cleveland men face trial on charges of embezzling 177000 dollars from Cuyahoga County treasury. Co defendants include Herman H. Finkle, Alex Bernstein and relatives, with others charged as aiding and abetting.
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Irene Cleveland
Sant
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Muschke
Corneihman Herman —H. Finkle
Alex Bernstein
Charles
Jerry A. Beckerman
Eh.rh Felewan
Voliduga
Sinking Mother Recognizes Garner in Bedside Visit
Detroit dispatch reports John N. Garner rushed to his 91 year old mother Mrs Sarah Jane Garner who lay critically ill. Physicians warned she was near death but she recognized him briefly before rallying as attention focused on his bid to become vice president.
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Associated Fresh
Detroit
Vex
John N. Garner
Sarah Jane Garner
Garner
Mera
North East Ohio Methodist Conference to Meet in Canton
The 1993 North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at First Church in Canton with date to be set later. The conference ended closing sessions after Dr. Clarence True Wilson spoke on prohibition and voting in the presidential election. A police report notes a police dog belonging to Mrs. Josephine Collings was poisoned on Saturday near 2999ixio Highway.
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Wilson
Wooster
Ohio
Canton
Clarence True
Prohibition
Josephine Collings
Ix-Io
yAlushie
Maine Result Roils Party HQs Amid National Wake
The Maine outcome reshapes the mood at Democratic and Republican centers. Democrats celebrate, plan cabinets, and distribute spoils while Republicans stay grim but not defeated. Roosevelt’s Western swing and looming campaign tactics draw sharper lines as critics target wartime policy missteps and the franked envelopes flap at Portland.
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David Lawrence
New York
Maine
Roosevelt
Market worries temper Hoover aid claim
News Behind The News notes rising market doubt, saying stock fireworks hurt the Republican cause. High quarters doubt broad support for stock prices even amid a prolonged drop. Investors sat out weeks as Sept 13 plunges wiped out ragged speculators and undermargin victims. Small operators in low priced stocks faced crippling losses on margin calls.
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James Xumarton
New York
Hoover
Hillig and Williams Readying Atlantic Flight
Otto Hillig waits for final pilot approval from Roger Q. Williams to begin a one stop flight from a southern New York village to Athens Greece. State department delay pushes departure back but Hillig hopes to leave within two or three days for his second Atlantic crossing.
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Brea
Liberty
Otto Hillig
Roger
Q. Williams
New York
Athens
Gresec
Hillig
Atlantic
State Department
Uhrop
Ford Says Revolt Now on in U S
New York reports Tony Ford predicts a revolt in the United States. He argues the current era cannot revert to Coolidge era prosperity and cites a Tic toval Review piece condemning stock market gambling and selfish business methods, warning against期待 reversal of trends.
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Ford
U. S
New York
Tony Ford
Antaine
Tictovinal Review
Whisk
Anya
Coolidge
Arrest Hall in Auto Accident
Shirley Kall, age 2¢, of 1914 Woodlawn avenue Middletown, was arrested at Hamilton police HQ for intoxication after his brother's sedan crashed on the Princeton Glendale road one mile north of Park Union. The car wrecked but no one was hurt. the other occupant fled the scene.
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Hall
Shirley Kall
Woodlawn Avenue
Middletown
Hamilton
John Gascher
Mark Duere
Princeton-Glendale
Park Union
New Citizens to Take Oath in Citizenship Ceremony
A class of 20 men and women born abroad will take the oath of citizenship in the United States on Monday morning September 26, per George Robarty clerk of courts. The date was moved from September 24 by naturalization authorities. After the proceedings the American Legion and other groups will host a patriotic program at 5 30 p.m. in Judge Clinton J. Hoy’s courtroom.
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United States
George Robarty
American Legion
Clinton JD. Hoy
Voting Tomorrow to End Congressional Races in Several States
Voting tomorrow will wind up intra party battles in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin as final polling ends most state contests for congressional and gubernatorial nominations. In Wisconsin La Follette and anti La Follette wings divide the Republican Party while New York Rhode Island and New Mexico nominating conventions loom for November. Wisconsin features a taxation and wealth redistribution debate pitting La Follette forces against Blaine with Chapple challenging Blaine for renomination. Massachusetts meanwhile has no Senate race this year with Wagner’s fate unresolved in New York Democratic leaders backing Lehman for governor and Ely seeking the Republican nomination in New York.
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New York
Massachusetts
Wissconsin
Jentéra
Wisconsin
Democratia
Rhoda Island
New Mexico
Hefqva
Pight
la Foallades
Blaine
Walter J. Kabler
Gaverner Phillp la Follette
Hobart M. la Folettte
John B. Chapple
Aaland
Robert F. Wagner
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Ely
William H. Donovan
Truder Davidson
Seartary
Arranaulics
Beverivr
Joseph B. Bly
Dynos Eral
Haa Nap
Powe Repiblicana
Lieutamant
Willian
Youngman
Representaiva Robart Lie
Ralph W. Iahart
Murphy
Bay Stas
Farmer killed in Erie train collision near home
Jacob Haney, a 70 year old farmer of Marion Ohio, was killed when his automobile was struck by an Erie freight train at a crossing near his home. The incident occurred September 19 and authorities noted the crossing danger.
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Ghioan
Marion
Jacob Haney
Marie
Erie
Zionist Region Names Officers Elected in Ohio Meeting
Officers of the Zionist region of Ohio were elected at last nights organizational meeting. President Ezra Z. Shapiro of Cleveland leads the slate. The executive committee includes Miz, Max Friedman of Canton and Rabbi Leon Stitsky of Warren.
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Cleveland
Sept. Su
Ohio
Ezra Z. Shapiro
Miz
Max Friedman
Cantony
Leon Stitsky
Warren
Farm products lead gains in commodities report
Washington Sept 1 The labor department released its index showing farm products leading gains in wholesale commodity prices from July to August The weighted index for 784 items stood at 863 for August up from 846 in July The report lists increases in butter cheese rye wheat flour fresh pork sugar coffee and canned vegetables among others.
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Washington
Barnbrowlacis
Labor Department
Six Deaths From Slaying Wave In Oklahoma County
Muskogee Oklahoma September 19 a sixth death was recorded today from the bloody weekend war between law officers and highwaymen in the mountainous eastern Oklahoma country. Deputy sheriff Sturt Flippin died of wounds at Muskogee hospital as the law pursuit continues. Mrs Susie Sharp slain two weeks ago and three other outlaws are still sought or jailed.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Law Soup
Susie Sharp
Sturt Flippin
Wounda
Musekegee
Troops Guard City After Civil War Era Slayings
National Guard troops moved into Manchester Kentucky today after a feud flare up left Commonwealth Attorney Frank H. Baker 39 of London and Julian Brockman dead and Frank Young 40 wounded. The violence traces to Civil War era hostilities that erupted yesterday.
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Manchester
National Guard
Tiranin
Advise Mission Workers to Leave Shanghai
United States consul advised to evacuate American missionaries at Laichow fu Mwanghsien and Tengoshow due to disorders along the Shangtonge promontory after clashes among northern military chiefs. Four divorce decrees were entered in Mennay county common pleas court. Cornett and Cornett split. Brcol Kautz restored maiden name. Johnston and Johnston divorce. Tre asway and Treasway divorce with custody orders. Sherrard custody awarded.
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Shanghai
United States
Laichowfu
Mwanghsien
Tengoshow
Shangtonge
Vicini
Couet Mennay
Majel Cornett
Hamilton
Tutner Cornett
Jule Br
Ol. Kautz
Isaacs
Mary Johnston
William Johnaton
Rosa Trealway
Bascon Trealway
Nellie Sherrard
Were Sherrard
Arrest Nelson in Federal Raid
Ray Nelson, 27, of Peck's Addition Hamilton Ohio, charged with manufacturing and possessing liquor, pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner William P Hohmann. Held for hearing September 26 on $1000 bond after agents found a 160 gallon still in operation on Nelsons premises and 200 gallons of mash plus 4 gallons of liquor were confiscated.
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Cincinnati
Ray Nelson
Peck’s
Eamilton
Ohio
U. S
William P
Hohmann
Nelson
England Backs France Stand On German Armament Demands
London reports the British government aligning with France against Germany over unequal armament demands. The Foreign Office memorandum urges solving the German problem through negotiation and criticizes Germany’s plan to quit the disarmament conference as ill timed for world economic recovery.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
Foreign Office
His straw hat’s nobody’s business in Asheville
John T Bramlett traveled to the Inn to prove no man’s straw hat is anyone’s business but his own. After the straw fit ended a group of loiterers mocked him calling it goat feed, knocked it off and broke it. The hat cost 9 cents and punitive damages were sought at 1.25 dollars.
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Asheville
John T. Bramlett
Inn
Rubin and Cherry Train Wreck At Evanaville Indiana
Train carrying Rubin and Cherry carnival cars crashed into box cars eight miles from Evanaville Indiana injuring at least 20 people, one seriously, with a report of a missing guard. In a separate note Mrs Lipscomb sues her husband John Lipscomb age 27 for breach of the peace after he allegedly chased her.
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Evanaville
Ind
Govern
Huron
Nashville
Tenn
Olted
Lipscoma
Aden Lipscomb
Pa Kien Readquartors
John
Watts Claims Open Treated Tires Found by Police
Tires discovered Sunday by Williams Watts at 656 East Avenue were recovered by police. The brief item notes the location and confirms the tires were seized as part of a local investigation.
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Potica
Williane Watls
Roosevelt Campaign Stops In Montana And Pacific Northwest
Newsreel style report notes Roosevelt itinerary into Montana with a four hour stop in Butte and a planned continuation to Seattle after a 1:00 p.m. stop. The piece highlights a 20 000 audience in Salt Lake City and the national tour spanning 21 states during the second week of the swing. Governor Franklin D Roosevelt is featured amid the Taaho mountains and ties to Senator William Rohal and butte montana stop.
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Roosevelt Sponial
Butte
Mont
Taaho
William HE. Boral
Franklin D. Roosevalt
Montana
Butter
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt in Utah Crowds Rally for Nominee at Salt Lake City
Detailed narrative of Franklin D. Roosevelt's western campaign swing through Utah and Idaho with large crowds at Salt Lake City 20 000 cheering during a tabernacle rally. Mention of platform stops in Ogden Brigham City Cache Junction and Idaho Falls with key figures and a 6900 mile westward triangle. Roosevelt attacks Hoover policy on railroads and outlines a national plan for railroad recovery.
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Ogden
Hrnghan
Cache Junction
Utah
Meammon
Pogatello
Idaho Falls
Yabo
Pocatello
Roosevatt
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt Party
United States
William 8. King
Thomas .J. Walsh
Montana
Key Pithnan
Nevada
Chaman Amacs A. Farley
Frank . Walker
Seattle
Roosevelt
Washington
Oregon
California
Los Angelles
Portland Auditorium
George Dern
Hoover
Reconstruction
Iba
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