Opening World Series Battle Looms In Rain Slowed Park
Yankee Stadium faces a drenched surface as workers rush to cover the field after a night of downpour. Officials pledge the opener between the Cubs and Yankees will proceed if weather allows, with 12,000 fans already lined up for anticipated seats. The report notes field damage and preparations, plus lineup glimpses and early infield activity.
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Storm in the Caribbean Threatens Haiti Puerto Rico and Cuba
Government relief agencies monitor the Caribbean hurricane as it moves past Santo Domingo toward Haiti and Port au Prince. Officials estimate heavy property losses, especially to sugar plantations, while insular funds are prepared for relief and a Sunday barber ban is enforced in the city.
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Ohio Salary Cut Sparks Heated Debates in Columbus
Ohio committee on salaries urged across the board reductions for state and local officials. Bulkley and Bettman clashed in Cleveland over the beer bill and public conduct, while the Columbus panel proposed 5 percent cuts on the first thousand dollars, 10 percent on amounts to five thousand six hundred, and 15 percent on higher incomes. The dispute promises more tense exchanges at further hearings.
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Lindbergh Suspect Arrested in Illinois Case
Harrisburg Illinois September 28 7 Dennia Lawrences held in jail to aid in the Lindbergh kidnapping case arrested at Marion last night by Sergeant E J Gibbons of the state highway police in charge for questioning.
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Market Closings in Hamilton Slips as Trade Slows
Market closings in Hamilton show subdued activity amid thin trading. Analysts note lower volumes and mixed prices as investors await clearer guidance from financial reports and regional economic signals.
Prosecutor Accused in Prohibition Extortion Case
Toledo Ohio September 2 percent Testimony that Prosecutor John Pisreo of Mercer County participated in a prohibition extortion conspiracy was on record in federal court here in May with about fifteen witnesses remaining to be heard. W G Roberts Indianapolis stock foreman salesman joined with Pierce in a guilty plea. Much of the testimony came from Joe Uiman Coldwater Ohio farmer who said Pierce promised immunity for aiding distilling operations and other payments of 140 per month.
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Ginaven Named Freshman Football Coach at O A S Shoot
Cleveland Sept 38 A pointment of Howard Ginaven star Sallback of this year's Ohio Weu Joya eleven as coach of the freshman football squad at the Shoot of Applied Science was announced today by Athletic Director Ray Ride. Ginaven, now a post grad education major, will also assist in roughing in the fullbacks of the varsity squad.
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Tariff rally backs aid to farmers in campaign speech
In a Republican rally, Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde and Attorney General Gilbert N. Bellman argued that high tariffs benefit farmers. S. A. Te Mills, a gubernatorial candidate, and other officials spoke, outlining farm aid under tariff policy.
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Coolidge Named to Rail Committee
New York dispatch reports President Calvin Coolidge was selected to head a national rail commission studying the railroad system and proposing methods to strengthen transportation and gain public support for a reform bill before Congress. Joining him are Alfred E. Smith Clark Howell Bernard Baruch and Alexander Ferre among others.
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Editor Shot Wounded in Calcutta Bulletin
Sir Alfred Watson editor of the Statesman was shot and wounded in Calcutta today. In Dayton Ohio six Ohio flyers in three planes, led by Captain Mazie Torrea Menier, took off from Wright Field for Washington after grounding due to weather. William Ashburn, 28, of Amateriam, Ohio, died in a hospital from injuries after being struck by a motorist while kite slipping.
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Stand in throat chokes to death in France
A man named Camite Vahourgeise Surmer, drinking a mixture of wine and water, choked to death after a wasp sting in the throat. The incident occurred on September 25 in France, with the cause described as a waxlike wasp sting that led to fatal obstruction within an hour.
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Attack Fatal as Snake Advances in Georgia Yard
In Valdosta Georgia on September 25 a fight among a dog and a cat occurred in Hattie Touchints back yard. A rattler left the melee and moved toward her. She screamed and died of a heart attack.
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Hoover's Railroad Plan Affects Labor Vote
Washington September 28 President Hoover urged delay of wage reductions until year’s end to clarify the general situation and influence railroad rate policy. Railroad officials demand high wages while reassessing cost structures and inter-expenditure cuts. William Gibbs McAdoo’s labor roster era is cited as a reference point for current expectations.
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Repeal Proposal Fails in Assembly
A disjointed report notes that the repeal of the state prohibition amendment faced failure in the Ohio legislature. State Senator Tasepl No Ackerman, from Cleveland, backed introducing the repeal into the political campaign, facing rural districts resistant to altering the prohibition question.
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Rattler Solves Mystery Theft
A rattler helps unravel a mystery theft involving a stove and left items in a roadside area. Investigators question a person of interest while a survivor, Cle Horny Hale, remains central to the case.
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Rainey and Ashurst Tour Ohio for Campaign
Senator Marcy Agharal and Representative Rainey of Illinois plan to campaign across Ohio for the state and national Democratic tickets. Ashurst will start in Greenville and travel to Portmorth and Portaman, with Rainey speaking at Sidney and Warakonela in the same day. Mrs Borah fights illness as Borah backs campaign amid fever.
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Colorado Springs Crowds Hear Governor Roosevelt
Colorado Springs turnout gathers at the resort center near Pikes Peak to hear Democratic presidential candidate Franklin D Roosevelt. The governor plans a meeting with Republican independents leader Senator George Norris of McCook, who has shifted from Hoover to Roosevelt.
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Government to take 25 percent on farmer loans
Washington reports a White House announcement that farmers owing crop production loans would pay only 25 percent of the amount due with a plan to secure the remaining 73 percent under terms Congress may authorize. The move aims to ease debt as crop prices fall, preventing widespread defaults amid low farm prices and bad harvest outlook.
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Democrats gain seat as Walter Walker joins Senate
In Denver on Sept 7 Democrats outnumber Republicans in the U S Senate with the appointment of Walter Walker, Grand Justation Newspaper publisher, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Charles We Wateruain. The current Senate composition shows 47 Democrats and .
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Barber Liable For Mustache Misstep In Court
In Providence on September 28 a superior court judge ruled barber Philip Reitino must pay damages after unintentionally cutting Fortieened MMs 17 year old handle. Reitino disputed the decision saying the time to regrow the facial hair was longer than claimed.
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Martial Law in Cuba After Four Are Slain
Martial law spreads in Havana as police and government forces hunt for assailants. President Machado defends the decree to prevent reprisals after the killings of Dr Clemente Vavquen Melle and three political opponents near their home. Police seek a man linked to the gunmen amid a widening investigation.
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Moratorium Proposed by C S Lane for Huestind Convocation
Sept 28 GP report from Timi notes Knights at Byrhias discussing a moratorium proposal by C S Lane of Lina Crane chanceller. The event centers on a stalled session and civic debate over delaying action, with unclear details and names partially obscured.
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Weigel Recovers From Crash Injuries In Fort Wayne
Mrs Arnold Weigel of 500 Freeman Avenue is convalescing in an Fort Wayne hospital from a broken arm and internal injuries suffered in an automobile crash near that city Sunday afternoon. The family reports improvement noted Wednesday morning.
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News Behind The News Brides MOMU LK New York
Bankers foresee the disintegration of the Hitler party as German elections loom. Signs of growing Nazi support worry leaders while hush up attempts surround Goering. Money concerns press on maintaining the Brown Shirts and Papen's entourage in oversight of public school teacher appointments.
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Copper clues point to bombing near Thayer home
Fragment of copper found across the street from the Thayer residence is believed by Police Chief William Finnaran to be part of the device that destroyed the nearby Avered-Vansoth home during yesterday's trial. The investigation centers on identifying the plating and origin of the metal as authorities pursue leads.
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Courthouse Closes Thursday Afternoon for Fair Attendance
Courthouse to close at noon Thursday to allow employees to attend the Butler roasty fair an announcement from the county commissioners office states.
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NEW LOANS BY R F C SPEED RELIEF PLANS
Irene Washington reports belatedly that Janus of Houma and the Ilecond Sbruchon Corporation were accompanied by other government moves aimed at hastening federal relief activities. A technical obstacle delays spending the 200,000,000 for public buildings as the Treasury has allocated funds and will begin site operations next week.
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