Gandhi Calls Off Hunger Strike After British Compromise
News from Poona India reports Mahatma Gandhi ending his fast and resuming intake after London accepts most of the compromise plan on Indian legislative representation. Leaders of different factions greeted the decision as relief as Gandhi’s health declined during the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreen Poona
India
Mahation Gandhi
London
Privis Legon
Indige
Gandhi
Tunshi
Mahatma
Gandai
Roosevelt vacation route over Arizona ranch stop
Governor Roosevelt relaxes on an Arizona ranch after a long journey from Albany to the Pacific Northwest. He is hosted by Ausdobn C. Greenway, with a planned day of recreation and stops en route to New York. The party’s itinerary includes Grand Canyon visits and passes through Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan, heading toward Colorado Springs and McCook Nebraska for subsequent meetings. Local Phoenix residents greet the candidate as he returns to the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Brows
Williams
Siriz
Franklin D. Roosegall
Ausdobn C. Greenway
Arizona
New York
Albany
Northwest
California
Mie Hoogevelt
Heny
Roosevelt
Atrived
Mrk
Fins
Aviva
Los Angeles
Plannes
Norris
Tha. Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
McCook
Nebr
United
George Norris
John S. Cohen
Genrgia
Phoenix
Honanwell
Nuri
Platen
Ronyavelli
Nina Suvernk
Ab Phoenix
Cnjdtal
Hes Hain
Dhoenix
State Hoties Mawr
Phorwia
Government Rested In Trial Of Davis
New York Sept. 25 The government rested in the trial of United States Senator James M. Davis of Pennsylvania charged with taking part in lotteries tied to Charitable Enterprises of the Loyal Order of Moose where he serves as director general. The case opened a week ago with numerous witnesses including Moose officials express agents prize winners and Wester Union Telegraph Company employees indicted for involvement with Davis and other defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
James Vf. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Way
Moose
Wester Union Telegraph Company
Davis
R Olier
Speaker Unable to Run Session in Ohio House
Word from Columbus says Arthur Bardston of Lebanon may not preside over the Ohio House special session to convene this week. Southwestern Ohio teachers gather for the annual meeting in Cincinnati this Friday and Saturday, October 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur Bardston
Lebanon
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Hansitt
Butler County
Cincinnati
Petter
New Yorker Appeals To Support Roosevelts LA Visit
Governor Franklin D. Roosvelt arrived in Los Angeles as a prominent New Yorker urged independence from Southern California voters. The reception drew more than 200000 cheering supporters as Roosevelts parade through city streets and he met with members of the Republican Hoover-Gayner League of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Southern California
Tos Angeles
Rgt
Franklin D. Roosmelt
Saluedis
Los Angeles
California
Wininy
Roosevelt Resume On Page 7 Today
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt spoke to about 40 000 people at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on a charity appearance for the Motion Picture Relief Fund and the Marian Davies foundation for crippled children. He appealed to independents and urged a higher moral standard and faith in God, recalling his nonpartisan youth and first vote for Theodore Roosevelt in 1904. Official welcome came from Charles H Rendall and Mayor John C Porter, with Porter noting his dry Republican stance. Continued on page 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Stadium
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Marioy Davies
California
Roosevelt
Follywood Bow
Theodore Roosevelt
Rooevelt-Garner League
Downtowa
Republican Club
Sng Angeles
Southern California
Enok
Theodors Roosevelt
Hollywood
Uno Utalion
Charles H. Rendall
Congress
John C. Porter
Randall
Herriot Speech Praised In Paris
Paris politics rings hailed Premier Mev Herriot's remarks on security and German equality. The Aviati de Hriand and Ldigonce Feonnoigue et di Hancieve labeled his address a credible profession of faith, noting it signaled a hopeful international path amid German tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mev
Granad
Germany
Re-Agin
Germen
Geneva
Avlionast
de Pigara
Lhento Aviati de Hriand
Setatoc
Henri Berenger
Finn
Infection Fatal to Grid Player from Heel Infection
Toledo fullback Zit Bodart 10 of Perrysville Perysburg Ohio Wicksett football team died in Mansfield from a heel infection. Hamilton police detained William Atvare 778 Williams Avenue and Mary Mason Croydon on interfering charges in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Keve Bodart
Hie
Perrysburg
Ohio
Wicksett
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce backs budget cut for veterans
Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce urges a report on non-service allowances and other veteran payments not linked to war as part of a national drive to cut nearly a half billion dollars from federal veterans expenditures. The piece notes business groups gain influence as they align against current budget items amid broader calls to reduce government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davor Lawaxyce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Congressional Iiss
Battle Of Words Tonight Between Sulking And Bethan
In Cincinnati on September 26, voters will hear a debate between U. S. Sen Robert J. Sulking, a Democrat from Cleveland, and Attorney General Gilbert Bethan, a Republican, as they spar over prohibition policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranchaten Treac Y Singinnati
Ohio
U. S
Robert J. Sulking
Cleveland
Gilbert Bethan
News Behind The News on Roosevelt railroads stance
Air MSS MOULGEN reports New York sept 26 the financial district eases to Roosevelt as president with a cautious rail policy stance. Wall Street leans Hoover though expectations of his actions shape the market and Maine results favor Republicans while donors loosen purse strings. Western Republicans say Roosevelt gains no new votes, and capital city chatter weighs early reform impact at the Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulgen
New York
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Hoover
Maine
Era
Bouer
Roonevelt
Cork
Hatfield
the & C. P. Senatorial Committee
Advieca
the Waldorf
Suspected Slayer Dies At Own Hand
In Akron a suspected slayer died by his own hand after injuring Mrs. Fitna Beownet of Cuyahoga Falls and wounding an Akron insurance man George W. Wolfe. Wolfe, mortally wounded, was shot on a porch a mile and a half from the home after a car ride with a Cleveland man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Akron
Selenie
Hwlet
George W. Wolfe
Sutem
Fitna Beownet
Cuyahoga
Vleyk
Mwan
Clevelangt
Wolf Way
Phom
White Discusses Session Duties in Ohio Meeting
Columbus September 24 Governor White awaits arrival of legislative lenders for conference on proposed legislation to adjust salaries of state county and township officials and employees to be submitted to a special session of the general assembly tomorrow. Two house leaders Lester J. Abels of Cleveland and Freer Biltinger of Ashland reported to the chief executive before noon and will be available for conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
He General Assembly
House
Elcorsmen
Lester J. Abels
Claveland
Freer Biltinger
Ashland
Divorcee Murdered Special To The Tourist Akron
Sept 26. Mrs Edna Stewart 27 a divorcee of Guyahoge Palla Ohio was killed in a mysterious assault as she returned home with a Cleveland man she had been riding with. A deputy juvenile court clerk in Akron and mother of three, she died instantly when a gunman fired from the porch where he waited for her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Edna Stewart
Guyahoge Palla
Cleveland
Stewart
Chamber Votes on Rail Proposal for United States Policy
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States discusses a new national transportation policy to strengthen railway cargo operations. A special committee chaired by YC Dillard proposes regulation easing certain railroad responsibilities, urging partnerships with train lines to improve economical and efficient management amid changing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Carrigragua
Nowic Founiilien
Dillard, Shee
Mar
Vixas
Vt Wns
Valle Ronda
U-Boat in Trouble After Accident at Cherbourg
A French submarine Pernop sent out a distress call after an accident injuring several crew. Details were not disclosed. Cleveland writer Willis Vickery, 72, of the Cuyahoga county court of appeals, died at Cleveland Clinic hospital this morning. Paraguay accepts principles of a latest neutral proposal for a brokered accord with Bolivia, with certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
France
Dept
Pernop
Akiatance
Compromise Suit Involving George Hincks and Anna Brown Ends
A compromise suit involving George Hincks of Midi Mo town and Anna Brown was settled. An entry of dismissal appears in the geonomas pleas court on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George Hincks
Midi Motowa
Agwingt Gi P
Anna Ts Brown
Dismisaal Ig Geonomas Pleas Court
Wrong Bottle Stove Explodes In Home Fire
A man mistook gasoline for kerosene in a red Coleman stove at 840 Williams Avenue. The gasoline ignited a fire that damaged clothing and possessions before firefighters arrived. The incident occurred Sunday morning with minor injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Coleman
Williams Avenue
Aly
Main Street
Edgewend
Marcy
Heavelack
Innocent Victim Among Two Shot in Ohio Slaying
A young man and another man were killed in a shooting in Floaking Valley. Officials say one victim was likely innocent, while the other died after a dispute. Governor White ordered National Guard units to the area to restore order as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ming
Ohio Gallieriea Company
George White
Rein Athans
Bern
Clarmont Manfield
Arthne Banfield
Hunterton
Sérika Agitator
Bounty
ShoriEf Wayne Winget
Norris to Stump for Roosevelt as Progressive League Backs
The National Progressive League announced its support for Franklin D Roosevelt and vowed neutral stance on party lines while Norris, a veteran independent, endorsed Roosevelt. Norris previously helped rally support for Alfred E Smith in 1928 against Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Roosevelt
Peres
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Fven
Urkalf
National Progressive League
Wuder
Narcis
Demu Watio
Norsiz
Alsrouty Nnd
Alfred T Suith
Werhert Uoover
Three Injured In Head-On Car Crash
Three persons were injured in a head-on collision between two autos on a speedway program. The drivers escaped unhurt as both vehicles collided, leaving debris and damaged cars.
Improvement Shown by Senator Borah's Wife
Boise Idaho September 28 reports slight improvement in the condition of Mrs W Borah wife of United States Senator BORAH. State health officials say she is responding to treatment and her physicians anticipate further progress in the coming days as she recovers in Boise hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY Sen
Borae
Boise
Idaho
E. Borah
Debate on WEBE to feature Bulkley and Belton tonight
In Cincinnati on September 26, a prohibition debate between U. Soustee Robert J. Bulkley of Moreland and Attorney General Hilbert Belton of Cincinnati will be broadcast by radio station WYBL. The program begins at 8:18 p m Eastern Standard Time and continues until the debate ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert J. Bulkley
Moreland
Hilbert Belton
Radio Stalian Wybl
Maschke Calls Prosecutor Liar in Trial Scene
In Cleveland on September 26, Mattier Maschke, a Republican leader, accuses the county prosecutor of lying during opening statements in a trial involving six defendants over a county treasury shortfall of 177,973 dollars. The courtroom heated as Maschke challenged the prosecutor's credibility and shouted that he was a liar, amid tense exchanges and interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mattier Maschke
Leighley
Aighley
Muschico
Leightoy
Tax Fight Upheld Affects Butler County
The Hamilton County common pleas court ruling upholds the state intangible tax law features. It restrains county officers from turning over to the state an estimated 1.5 million in tangible taxes above the state quota, affecting Butler County by about 15,000 and delaying distributions to local funds. The decision impacts whether Butler County keeps or loses funds based on further appeals to the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Uncinnati
Virat Distrint Court of Appends
Hamilton County
Tonmon Plong
Lin
Gilbert Bettman
Caprine Court
Buatler County
Butler County
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Butlee County
Hia Artount
Stele
Butler
Garner Praises Roosevelt Words in Defining Election Outlook
Washington reports Speaker John X. Fuener lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt's remarks as highly effective predicting a November result that surpasses a simple Democratic victory. Fuener, returning from Texas after his mother’s death, says he will split time between New York and Washington and plans to hear Roosevelt before launching his own speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John X. Fuener
Wranklin D. Roosevelt
Texas
New York
Roosee
Intler
West
Huberrt Suter Jr Undergoes Hospital Operation
Ferhart W Suter dx 708 Ress A YetiiG. Muderirent performed an operation for appendicitis at the Mort Hamilton hospital Monday morning. Malcalm Cook reported Mr Suter's condition as very good at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huberrt Suter, JR
Ferhart W. Suter
Mort Hamilton Hospital
Malcalm Cook
Mr. Suter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gandy
Deyidas
Hvilish
Inston
Simla
Halla
Indian Legislative Assembly
Santa
Arizona Ranch
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
Hamilton Evening Journal
the Journal
Paulette Goddard
The
Movies
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Herriot
Drive For Economy
Bulkley
Bettman
Chamber
Bulletins
Juan Jose Soler
Paraguay
Bolivia
Young Banfield
Jovenal
Albuquerque
Sens
Albark G. Slims
Ruth Banna McCormick
New Mexico
Mra
Bima
Nhe
Tlino
Maschke
Butler CO
Court of Go
Garner
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!