Roosevelt Campaigns Near Hoover Residence In California
President candidate Franklin D Roosevelt tours California drawing large crowds in Oakland and San Francisco, praising Johnson’s reforms and attacking Hoover. He plans further stops through Arizona and New Mexico before returning to Albany for the party’s state convention.
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Hoover
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New York
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Bandits Get $35 000 in Minnesota Theft
Redwood Falls Minn Sept 1 bandits kidnapped the cashier and assistant cashier of the state bank and fled with an estimated 95 000 in funds. The two victims were released unharmed about two miles from town as the gang loaded cash and gold into an automobile, with a sixth member inside.
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Heirship Determined in Whrhardt Estate
Pro bate court determined heirship in the estate of Anna Babinmyer Whrhardt on Friday after the application of Anna Jackson administratrix. Disposition directed at Hamilton realty to heirs Anna C Jackson, John, Harry J, Charles MH Robinmyer nephews each receiving one eighth, and Phileponn Wee zel sister-in-law receiving one half share.
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Anna Babinmyer
Whrhardt
Anna
Jackson
Hamilton Realty
Anna C
John
Harry J
Charles MH. Robinmyer
Phileponn Weezel
Political Issues Outlined Clearer by Parties Ahead
A week of Democratic activity and Republican preparation shapes the political campaign outline though key elements remain shadowy. Governor Ronsgyult Lingetion’s stance on the Billtip dominates coverage in the region as reports hint at continued uncertainty.
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Washington
Ronsgyult Lingetion
Judges to Decide In Maschke Trial
In Cleveland Ohio on September 21 the selection of two more judges to join a three judge panel in the embezzlement case of Maurien Maschke and five defendants progressed. After days of jury selection the defendants waived a jury trial and opted for the case to be decided by three judges.
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Maurien Maschke
Deep Sea Mark Ties Record Dive Off Bermuda
Hamilton Bermuda September 23 A new deep sea diving mark near half a mile was set as Dr William Beebe and Otis Barton descended 2200 feet below the Atlantic surface. The scientists described the feat on radio from the depths and pushed new records in ocean exploration.
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Bermuda
William Beebe
New York
Otis Barton
Atlantic
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Berbe
Heen
Fishing Thief Grabs Shirts and Blankets in Hoard
In Nebreeen Hungary on September 23, an unnamed burglar used a rod line and hook to steal 4,000 shirts and 9,000 blankets from lofts and basements, according to AP. The report notes the unusual method and large haul in a store theft incident.
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Nebreeen
Hungary
Tenak Walton
Exime
Burg- Sar
Beer price hike prompts smaller servings at island parlors
Vittoria reports a looming rise in wholesale beer costs. Operators cut ten cent glasses to cope, upsetting patrons and shrinking sales. A conference on the issue is planned as worry grows over price increases and customer reluctance.
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Zapp
Sitda
Dolent & Barrel
FinklemAn 8ue3 to Cancel Contract in Middletown Suit
Finkleman of Middletown sued in Common Pleas Friday to cancel a contract and reclaim property at 1210 Grove Avenue. He alleges Royal and Grace Prater breached a $2,274 deal made February 24, 1923, with $1,188.17 now due.
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Finkelman
Middletown
Common Pleas
Grove Avenue
Royal
Grace Prater
Financier's Daughter Kills Companion and Self
New York dispatch reports financier James L or James Umudlen notes political maneuvering within Tammany Hall as aspirants Foley, Berry, and McConney vie for leadership. In Philadelphia a 37 year old Mrs Trene Etter shot her husband, killed her female companion Alisa Shinn, then killed herself after fleeing to a neighbor.
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New York
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Sur- Yogale Foley
Walker
Smith
Manhattan
Noblic
Rex
Philadelphia
Trene Witter
Davightee Bf
Werethel Norvistown
Hon
Ingalls Bettman Speak at Akron Campaign Meeting
Akron Ohio September 23 David S Ingalls Republican gubernatorial candidate Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and Congressman Francis Seiberling addressed a Stummit county Republican campaign meeting. The leaders argued taxation drove industry and prompted Ohio residents to move to other states.
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Akron
Ohio
David 5. Ingalls
Ingalls
Gilberk ‘Bettman
Francis Seiberling
Stummt County
Ohio detours reduced as new highways open
Ohio detours have been reduced to 991 as highways open, State Director G W Merrell said today. The cuts come with rapid detour reductions, totaling about 439 miles in proposed new generation. Covington to host Lutheran synod conference as Southern Conference of Ohio Synod meets next year with delegates from Dayton and Milerton.
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Ohio
G. W. Merrell
Covington
Dayton
Ohie Synod
Milerton
Hare
National Headquarters Show Sharp Contrasts in Outlook
Private briefings reveal Democrats buoyant yet cautious about the campaign’s momentum while Republicans remain downbeat but hopeful. Democratic leaders warn of improving prospects but stress patience as five weeks remain. The mood at each side’s HQ underscores uncertainty of the race.
Two Burn to Death In Auto Accident
Two persons died and a third may die after a car struck a coal truck near Covington. Tavold Daier, 23, of Piqua and Miss Delores Lyns, 21, of Bradford were killed. Freda Lyns, 24, of Covington was injured, in critical condition. Lawrence Ben Kort, 20, of Piqua was slightly hurt. The car burst into flames after the collision.
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Piqua
Delores Lyns
Bradford
Freda Lyns
Curry in Line for Roosevelt in New York Campaign
New York on September 23 reports Pylon FP Curry leader of Temmany Wall joined a group backing Governor Roosevelt for the presidency by occupying a seat at the state division of the national democratic finance committee. The move followed the urging of John H McAuley Brooklyn democracy chief.
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Siung
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Roosevelt
National Democratic Finance Committee
John H. McAuoey
Brooklyn Democracy
Youth dies after dog shot in bizarre incident
In Arad on September 23 a youth named Tebikarwa was fatally shot when a dog activated a rifle trigger during a fight between two dogs. The event drew football fans and locals to the park as investigators began detailing the unlikely sequence of events.
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Artix
Zedo Ishikawa
Arad
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Mearners
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Ind
Colonel Slattery Dies Suddenly in Queens Home
New York Sept 23 Deputy chief and general manager Cal Fol in Slattery of the city subway system died suddenly at his Queens home at age 55. The sudden death shocks city transit circles as Slattery had long steered the independent system.
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N.Y
New York
Folin K. Slattéry
En Finer
Board of Transportsman
Queens
Door Found Open at Inventors Service Finance Office
A door to the Inventors Service Finance corporation at 11 North Second Street was found open Thursday night by Patcolman Morant King. Nothing was stolen according to the report.
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Inventors Service Finance Corporation
North Secondtreet
Patcolman Morant King
Atolen
Believe Solution To Indian Crisis Nears Completion
Propaganda reports in Poont indicate Mahatma Gandhi’s death fast protests against Britain's electoral plan for India’s untouchables may end today. Pandit Mada Mohan Malaviya, once Gandhi’s lieutenant, was active in talks over the past two days and spoke after visiting Mehatrix early this morning.
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Poont
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Pandit Mada Mohan Malaviya
Election Contested Nomination in Democratic Runoff
Austin reports Governor Sterling filed no new ballot contest regarding the liberal nomination of Miriam A. Fergusor in the Democratic run off primary. London's altitude record for 43,976 feet by Captain Cyril Uwine was confirmed by the Royal Aero Club. In Portsmouth, 87 year old Mary Simon died from injuries after a 20 foot fall at her home.
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Texas
R. 8. Sterling
Miriam A
Ma) Pergusor
London
Bristol
Cyril Uwine
Royal Aare Club
Uwine
Portsmouth
Mary Simon
Wheelersburg
Middletown Man Injured in Fall
In Middletown, Everett Harris, 12, of Motown, Ohio, fell from a railroad trestle and into a creek bed after being struck by an approaching train. Robert Owens, 12, of Adrint, Mo., sustained injuries including a likely skull fracture while Harris survived. A companion summoned aid for the pair.
Trolley fare hike rejected by Covington officials
Covington city commissioners rejected a proposal by the Cincinnati Newport and Covington street railway to raise street car fares. The company sought permission to operate an increase, but the request was denied.
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Cincinnati, Newport and
Air Races Lose Money This Year
Cleveland faces deciding whether to host the 1933 national air races after a net loss of 17 301.22 dollars. W Grove, president of National Air Races Inc, voiced the need for favorable public sentiment amid options to compete with Detroit New York and Chicago for hosting duties.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
W. Grove
National Air Races Inc
Lodny
Smith Denies Planned Political Speech Next Week
New York report quotes former governor Alfran E. Smith denying he will deliver any political speech next Tuesday. He says his program for the coming week has no item involving speech making whether on radio or otherwise.
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Smith
New York
Alfrance
Roosevelt Favored To Win Presidency on Election Odds
New York report shows O'Ma tomey and McNamara listing Roosevelt as favorite at 6 to 6 with even money offered on Roosevelt to win the presidential election. California and the results in New York and New Jersey reflect the same odds.
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O'Matomey
McNamara
Roosevelt
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania Gets R F C Aid At Last
Washington reports Pennsylvania received a 2.9 million dollar advance from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid the needy in three counties Philadelphia, Allegheny and Northampton. Directors named for the counties defended relief efforts against broader blame, saying failures rested with state leaders not with the RFC.
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Pennsylvania
Nf Ila
Will Shemonay
Philadelphia
Miegheny
Northampton
Alga
Great Glitz
Reeonstration Finance Corporation
Roosevelt speech set for Chicago banquet October 1
Chicago announces Colonel Franklin D Roosevelt will speak at a Chicago banquet on October 1. The Democratic nominee had planned only a stop in Illinois on his current tour but altered plans to visit Chicago on the way back to New York.
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Candidates Debate Old Age Pension Support At Meeting
A co operative Trades and Tabor council and Magtos lodge age pension committee held a meeting at the Eagles temple. Four candidates for state representatives spoke on old age pension policy. Speakers included A. BE of Middletown and O. P. McCormick with John Heath and W. J. Goodwin, all Democrats, expressing support. Stanley Ogg chaired the session.
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Fort Hamilton Masons Hold 4th Degree Special Meeting
Fort Hamilton Lodge 886 Fort Hamilton Masons conferred the second degree on one candidate at a Thursday night special meeting in the Masonic temple.
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Editor Testifies At Davis Trial In Moose Charity Case
Donald F. Stewart editor of Moose magazine testified at the trial of Senator Davis and was asked about not printing items on awards and a Moose charity ball. The case concerns alleged factory schemes tied to Moose charity balls in 1939 and 1941.
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Donald F. Stewart
Moose Maagazing
Fnltery
Jones
Davis
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Hoover Leading In Digest Poll
Hoover leads Roosevelt by a small margin in The Literary Digest's nationwide straw poll of 20,000,000 ballots, the largest unofficial referendum of its kind to date. The result shows Hoover edging Roosevelt in the early digest, with the race tightening as voters weigh the candidates.
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New York
Roosevelt
Nigest
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Red Cross Seeks Greater Support Across Nation
Washington reports the Red Cross calls for expanded support as service demands surpass any since World War I. President Joney urges higher membership nationwide with the annual drive leading into Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. The year’s membership exceeded 4,000.
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Washington
Red Cross
Joney
Mangled Body Found Along Railroad Tracks
The mangled body of Frank Forrster, 52, was found beside the New York Central tracks in Lancaster Ohio today. Police believe he missed his footing while trying to board a fast moving train.
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Frank Forrster
New York Central
Forriter
Auto Hit Damages Vehicle at Sycamore Street Intersection
Alex Ciseh of Oxford reported his car was damaged when struck by an unidentified driver at the Fifth Street Sycamore Street intersection Thursday at 3 16 pm. Ciseh was not injured.
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Alex Ciseh
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R. R
Porter
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Ohio Bank Plan Forecasts Huge Farm Home Growth
Optimism in Ohio as the Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati and the regional office of the Agriculture Credit Corporation in Columbus move toward readiness to pour millions into farming and home building. Government statistics show broad financial gains. officials say the Cincinnati branch will operate with at least 15 million dollars capital by October, serving Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. The extent of funding from the Agriculture Credit Corp remains to be finalized, but is expected to run into several millions for cattle, seeds, machinery and related farm supplies.
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Wome Loan Bank
Cincinnati
Ags Rontage Credit Corporation
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Credit Corporation
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Home Loan Bank
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Cleveland
Thean
Ines
Leonard I. Ayres
Federal Home Loan Board
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Ohio State
Market Closings and Wheat Prices in Chicago
Chicago market closings for September include Wheat with positions at Sept and Dec contracts and oats showing shifts from May to December values. The report lists bid and ask ranges across month and contract terms, reflecting commodity pricing activity in early September.
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