Republicans Flood State With Exaggerated Campaign Claims
Governor Georges White condemned the Ohio campaign rhetoric as flooded with exaggerated statements and promises. He cited reduced state expenses of over 700,000 annually and urged voters to consider an experienced administration over a potentially untested one reliant on political bosses. He noted settlements on the coal strike and touted economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casan
Meena Troy
Ghio
Georges White
Clevelannt
Toledo
Nos
Ohio
Utes Hocking
Collision near here kills Ohio man and injures wife
A collision of ten automobiles near here last night killed George Glosser of Thutler and seriously injured his wife. Glosser’s 57-year-old mother suffered bruises and shock in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
George Glosser
Chicagoan Elected Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic
Captain William P. Wright, 83, of Chicago, was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He will succeed Samuel P. Tow of Philadelphia. The selection occurred in Springfield on September 22.
Market Closings and CORD Scene Notes
Market closings report scarce details with garbled text. Mentions Chicago closings dated September 22 and May entries. unclear data on certificates, prices, and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Aig
Hoover speech boosts support for bonus opposition
In New York on September 22 Hoover’s address opposing the cash bonus gains traction in financial circles. The Legion ignored it, while bankers fear a buyers strike if a new issue is floated. Worries about a capital flight and a lame duck Congress raise questions on the next decision and veto prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBS
Wmullen
New York
Hoover
Congress
Gandhi fasting crisis deepens as death fast nears end
Mahatma Gandhi weakens after two days of the death fast during British election rights dispute. GD Birla and the Hindu emergency committee advocate compromise while Gandhi remains in Jails well of Yoroda. Callers depart as his resolve wanes amid ongoing hunger strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Birla
Mahatma
Yoroda
New Tax Collections Cut Into Deficit
Federal deficit climbs toward 400 million with August receipts of 70 million from new levies on gasoline energy bank checks and miscellaneous sources. Treasury notes August yield up 533 over July and 11.5 million above July miscellaneous, yet still short of projections for 1952 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Captivity Is No Training For Fox in Central Park
A red fox named Pato escaped captivity after three years in Central Park. It jumped a fence and fled, pursued by local residents. The fox’s efforts to avoid capture ended with a return to captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOX New York
Pato
Liberty
Aengo
Central Park
Zon
Ianarathon
Bok Vo
Tata Af
Belief May Cost Him 50 Cattle in Rural Law Clash
In Windhoek, a man’s belief that a man rules his family leads to a clash with government. He attempted to arrange his daughter's marriage. a mission station was attacked by 800 armed men. The government fined him 30 cattle for trespass as authorities sought to control the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windhoek
South Africa
Chiek Lopumba
Belie
Daungtler
Governor White Attends Park Opening in Toledo
Governor White and other state officials joined about 8,000 people at the formal opening of a new park along the Maumee River. The event, hosted by the Maumee River Scenic and Historic Highway association, marked the transformation of a former area into a public park with ties to local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lavernor
George White
Maumee River
Postpone Inquiry In Jap Operations
Geneva December reports a postponement of the inquiry into Japanese military actions in Manchuria. The delay shifts the dominating issue to the League of Nations council and is tied to the opening of the tenth regular session. Marion de Valera, president of the Irish free state, will preside over the postponed discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Irugue Commission
Manchovia
Council of the
League
Il Ments
Marion de Valera
Trish Free State
New York
PLAN FARM PROTEST WHEN HOOVER SPEAKS
Plans for a farmers protest circulate as President Hoover speaks. A five day work week proposal in Cleveland would cut hours at city utilities, with 1000 workers affected. In Des Moines, Milo Rosa calls for a farmers parade on October 4 to pressure for lower prices. Brookhart criticizes the administration amid regional farm gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT Associated Pree
Des Moines
Milo Rosa
Payners* Holiday Association
Tawa Fayn Ps
Hern
Hodger
Democrats In Wisconsin Upset LaFollette Gang
Wisconsin voters shift to Democratic candidates as former LaFollette supporters abandon the La Follette ticket. Governor Kobler win over Ty Let te marks GOP nomination with defections from LaFollette faction impacting state politics. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Philip F. la Folletts
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Jona J. Blaine
Lafollette Gang
Lawrence
Washington
Herdofore
Govenor Tylette
Kobler
Emancipation Day Commutation Granted to Akron Man
Governor George White commuted the life sentence of Vistor Gwinn an Akron man sentenced in January 1921 for involvement in the fatal shooting during a dispute over a board bill. The action marked Emancipation Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Vistor Gwinn
Akron
Better Condition Shown in Country Report Indicates
Washington reports improved condition as the Reconstruction Corporation notes a drop in loan applications from banks railroads and other borrowers. Directors Wilson McCarthy and Gardney Cowles say pressure on the corporation has eased though details remain continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prone
Washington
Wilson McCarthy
Gardney Cowles
Witnesses Parade At Trial of Davis
A dozen witnesses testified this morning in the trial of United States Senator Jamon J. Davis in New York. They supported technical aspects of the government case, arguing that tickets deemed a lottery were printed ordered by a responsible authority and delivered to designated agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United State
Jamon J. Davis
Royal Order of Moose
Prisoners Freed to Cut Expenses
Baton Rouge LA report says Louisiana plans to release several hundred inmates from the state penitentiary to save costs. Governor Allen's office notes many are minor offenders and will be pardoned or paroled following the general manager’s recommendations. a list of those to be released is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Mandates Reas
Baton Rouge
Snpt
Stati Penitentary
Moony
Beranse Tovisiona
0. K. Allen
Breakin trial confusion over accidental burglary claim
Jack McKinny faced charges for breaking into a store but testified he mistook the next door for his target. He explained he intended to break into the neighboring shop and not the one alleged, detailing the sequence and his mistaken actions. The court session centered on the credibility of his accidental entry claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Birmingham
Jack McKinny
Yesea
Oberlin Allows Students To Vote In Presidential Election
Oberlin College president Dr. Ernest Hately Wilkins offered students free transportation to Cleveland and excused class absences so they could vote in the presidential election. He urged students to vote intelligently and participate in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ernest Hately Wilkins
Col- Jorge
Cleveland
Ohioans Only Ten Members At Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky Ohio September 22 Only Ohioans will be ten memberships at the Ghia Soldiers and Sailors Home here Officials say the institution is filled to capacity with few hospital beds available A trial in Cleveland September 22 raises jury tampering questions in the Maurice Masekke embezzlement case involving public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Ohioana
Ghia Soldiers and Sailors
Masobee Cleveland
L. A. Leighlay
Maurice Masehke
Bank Robbers Take 33000 From Waynesville Bank
Two masked men forced four employees and a customer to the wall of Waynesville National Bank in Waynesville, 15 miles northwest of hare Viday, and escaped with three thousand dollars in cash from the teller’s till.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Wilmington
Waynesville National Bank
Hare Viday
Rotary Hearing Governor White Promises Dip in Despair
Governor George White told Rotary members at the Anthony Wayne hotel that corrupting forces are at work but American ideals will emerge into days of sun and prosperity. He warned citizens away from poisonous propaganda as theories are challenged and urged unity amid anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamericanisen i Stenie Gangh- Lo
George White
Rotary Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Not to swap horses midstream, urges Harding
Sidney Iowa September rally hears former Governor Harding call for continuity in policy. He cites Hoover era job measures and Reconstruction Finance Corporation as examples, urging support for the current administration to stabilize employment and economic aid nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
W. I Harding
Iowa
Itaovor
Delta
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Farm Board Head May Be Operated
The Federal Farm Board surgeon team contemplates whether an operation is required for a board head officer. Detailed medical plans are being considered at a Baltimore hospital as doctors review possible procedures and prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Board
Baltimore
Dames CG
Stone
Elinicuian
Federal Farm Board
Foilay
Bendy
Bucyrus Seeks Sewage Plant For City Bond Issue
Bucyrus Ohio September 22 The city council certified to the board of elections authorization for a November bond issue of 254000 for a sewage disposal plant. The project was ordered by the state board of health five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Board of Elections
Ora
State Board of Health
Youngster Victim Of Strange Malady
Canton officials report a 10 year old boy, William St. Joling, died after a mysterious illness. His two sisters and brother are in critical condition. An autopsy by six physicians and the coroner found no cause of death. further tests will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Williama St. Joling
William
Mel Née
DROWNINGS AND BOMBINGS REPORTED IN BULLETINS
Rio de Janeiro reports 19 drowned when a small steamer wrecked on the Amazon. In Memphis buckshot wounded a deputy prohibition administrator and a Detroit officer during a raid on a square distillery. Marion Ohio sees a bomb injure racer Frank Vigeto and his son in law Joe Cafagne is charged with the bombing at his Delaware home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Janeiro
Maranhac
Antil
Amazon
Memphis
Tenn
B.A. Larkin
Prohibition
Paul Silivan
Detroit
Michas
Marion
Sapte
Vigeto
Racer
Joe Cafagne
Delaware
Shortage Shown in County Report
County officials disclosed a public funds shortage of about 47 000 dollars tied to stock market speculation. Prosecutor Charles Stahl said Deputy Treasurer Prather Hitt uncovered the discrepancy as State Examiner Walter I. Dean prepared to review the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin
Piagram Jury
Williams County
Charles Stahl
Thread Mill Plant Goes Full Week in Fall River
Fall River mass September 22 The Kerr mill Fall River plant of the American Thread company is operating on full week basis now. The plant which employs more than 1400 workers had previously run three and four day work weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Kerr Mill
American Thread Company
California Governor Roosevelt Boosts Roosevelts Campaign
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and allied Democrats shift focus through California as McAdoo leads the party efforts. McAdoo campaigns for Senate while Roosevelt seeks statewide support after Chicago convention. The article details party maneuvering and regional stops including Redding and Portland.
Roosevelt Outlines Utility Reform Plan for Public Works
Roosevelt, visiting Portland, outlines a nine point program for water power and public utilities. Key aims include full publicity of securities and earnings, disclosure of stock ownership, regulation of holding companies, federal and regional cooperation, and replacing controversial rate theories with actual cost based investment. The plan also seeks to curb deceptive disclosures and enforce truthful publishing of utility information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Federal Power Commission
Public Utilities Commissions
Honda
Prudent Investment
Leader outlines meat ownership stance during Tag West tour
A two day Tag West tour featured remarks on meat ownership and public utility notes while praising President Hoover. The speech emphasized decentralized control and national service policies amid regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Make
Tag West
Noes Agen
Hoover
Baini
Also Mentioned on This Page
AI Nally
Democrats
Svernor
Alate
Enybar
Ompharteser
Cheveland
Taleilo
Carr Milling Os
Erie Ieee
Governor White
Plan Farm
Claveland
City Utilities Department
Sana
Millette
Sacramento
Calif
Dorothy Millette
Paul Bova
Jean Harlaw
Brookhart
Uiosn
Smith Brookfurt
Moville
Southwess Fon
Minnesos
South Dakota
Hat Tinco
Davis
Ilto
Anymnab
Eveland
Mangies Masehkr
Republican
Chia
Rotary
G. O
Orator
Buckeye
Columbus
Qhie
Dens Bral
Walter F. Brown
Ataty Party
Brown
Bulletins
California
Walter T. Hkows
Avnach
Breen
Rocaverell
Sam Francisco
Praoklin de Roosevelt
Redding
Me Adoo
Californi Democrats
United
Senate
Enover
Mr. Roosevelt
Maine
Roosevelt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!