Ohio Governor’s plan clashed with Senate on budget cuts
In Columbus the Ohio General Assembly faced a clash over Governor George White’s proposed salary and expense reductions. The House favored the governor’s program against entrenched Senate revisions, while the Senate rejected quitting salaries for election board members and clerks, favoring deeper cuts through the Senate economy committee plan. The fight split party lines as the Senate considered alternative scales for state official pay and precinct expenses, with estimated savings in the millions.
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Senate Political Subdivisions Committee
County Election Board
Senate Economy Committee
Elections Committee
Walter G. Nishelw
New Philadelphia
Nickels
Election Board
Pricinal
Battle in the World Series Cubs vs Yankees, Sept 20 22
A hasty play by play and weather notes frame the second game of the World Series between the Cubs and Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Cubs make lineup shifts led by Warneke on the mound while Gomez starts for the Yankees. Early scoring in Chicago appears with Combs and Ruth contributing for New York as the crowd grows and the day turns sunny.
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Horman
Comha
A. Semel
Guyler
Ruth
Stephenson
Gelute
Sh Demaree
Lazzerie
Grimm
Dickey
Hartnett
O Chapman
Jmges
Crosetti
Ss Warneke
Ip Gomez
P Anpirey Dinnean
Yan Graflan
Klem and
Magerkarth
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Temaren
Combs
Lowell
Gelrig
Sewell
Laxzeci
Berenna
Gliapman
Griam
Jurges
Crim
Hartache
Warnecke
Hernan Doalt
Crossetti
Jhirges
Cuyler
Rons
Yankus Stadiun
Yankees
Cubs
Ise
Lonnie Warneke
Frank Detnrce
Johony Moore
Lefty Gomez
Bill Dorges
Mark Koenig
Edward J. Nem
Preas
Italian liner Rex held up for repairs at Gibraltar
The Italian liner Rex, delayed at Gibraltar for repairs to its dynamos after a fast voyage from Villafranca, will remain two days before resuming its maiden voyage to New York. Officials announced the interruption today.
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Genoa
Italy
Rex
Gibraltae
Ttalian Line
Villafranca
Gibraltar
iStorm Intensity Diminishes As It Moves Toward Jamaica
The tropical storm that damaged San Juan and Puerto Rico Monday night weakened while drifting toward Jamaica. Its center lay midway between Jamaica and the Windward Islands, moving westward as a high rain event swept the Dominican Republic. No lives reported lost. crops suffered heavy damage in places, with Haiti also feeling the storm’s reach.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cuban National Observatory
Jamies
Maui
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Port Au Pringe
Virgin Istitute
Bulkley Bettman To Resume Debate In Cleveland
In Cleveland on Sept 29 United States Senator Robert J Bulkley and Attorney General Gilbert Bettman Republican opponent for re election will resume their verbal feud over prohibition before the Clyde County Bar association The candidates dispute the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with Bulkley supporting the Democratic platform and Bettman backing the Republican position The meeting is expected to be a grudge fight following their first debate in Cincinnati and a barrage of charges and counter charges.
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Cleveland
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Atorney
Gilbert Bettman
Prohibition
Cuysaloga County Bar Association
Bulkles
Despecratis
Bottman
Mills Asks Second Chance for Hoover
Detroit speech by Secretary Of Shevvy Opden Le milts urges Republicans at Michigan state convention to reelect President Hoover. He characterizes the era as a second phase of the Depression and argues recovery hinges on continued policy. He warns the crisis is more severe than Europe’s postwar downturn.
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Detroit
Opden Lemilts
Shevyy
Michigan
Noover
Mills
Bandits Surrounded After Michigan Job
Seven robbers armed with submachine guns held up the First State Bank in Holland Michigan, looted 10 000 to 12 000, wounded the police chief and bystander, and fled. A large posse pursued, the bandits reportedly taken refuge in a farmhouse and escaped with the money after a gun battle.
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Mich
Michigan
Holland, Mich
Holland
Hoo
Polies
Damestown
Here
George Boerham
Posse
Nora
Lewer Sheee
Peter Lievanne
Peter de Young
Ghiel Lievensa
de Young
Youth killed as auto hits safety zone post in Cleveland
A Columbus student, William Mc Narane, 24, from the Cleveland Embalming School, died when a car crashed into a safety zone post. Ten others were injured in the crash on September 29 as the vehicle left the roadway near downtown Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Yas Witliany McNaranen
Columbus
Ula Cleveland Embalning School
2000 Pret Lumber Stolen From Emminger Home
Police report a theft at the Emminger residence with 200 tents of hundrey valued at $60. Vincent Mowninger, 71 South Fourth Street, filed the report on Thursday. Emminger blamed an aide Croan for taking the item.
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Emminger
Vincent Mowninger
South Fourth Street
Teavka
Republican campaign chiefs line up stand
Washington dispatch notes Republican leaders framing a choice in the 1930s campaign. They contrast Roosevelt and Hoover with a bloc led by Senators Norris Dill Wheeler and others against conservative Republicans in Congress. Hoover seeks public backing to restrain radical proposals amid business opposition. Continued on Page 17.
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Congress
Roosevelt Kimaele
Roosevelt
Hoover Himacl
Lia County
Trial of Davis Nearing Finish In Moose Lottery Case
New York today reported the trial of Senator Jamon J. Davis nearing its end in week two. Defense lawyers continued to argue that the Pennsylvania legislator knew nothing of alleged lotteries run by the Loyal Order of Moose.
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New York
Lottore Trigh
Jamon J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Sioux City Hears Candidate Tonight On Tariff Issues
Gov Roosevelt campaigns aboard the Naosavelt at Melwaska with Senator Norris endorsing him and a clash of tariff views between Democrats and Republicans. Norris calls for patriotism over party interests while Roosevelt backs the stronger tariff stance amid a Sioux City stop tonight.
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Naosavelt
Spodial
Roosevelt
George W. Norrin
Melwaska
Norvis
Tepudiowab McCook
Nebr Lash Wight
Kennan
Norris
Unover
Fate of 35 Aboard Freighter Unknown
Fate of the Nevada crew of 35 aboard the freighter remained unknown as a easterly gale drove the ship onto rocks near a North Pacific island. The Japanese freighter Oregon Maru stood by as heavy swells smashed the 10 foot boats. Oregon Maru had scoured the Nevada site after a 16 hour search while the American liner President Madison rushed to the Middle Mollion group to aid in the relief effort.
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Nevada
Pavilic Island
Sid
Small
Oregon Mara
Oregon
Madison
Mloution
Quake Toll Heavy as Greece Sees 150 Dead
Washington reports American chargé d’affaires Land B Morris says about 150 people were killed and 300 injured in the Ghabidiki panhandle near Thessaloniki after an earthquake that toppled 3,500 houses. In Bucyrus Ohio, 200 former New York Central workers will return to jobs when the shops reopen Saturday. In Wald Alabama four trainmen died and several others were injured when Crescent Limited collided head on with a freight train traveling 50 miles per hour.
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Washington
Leland B. Morris
Athena
Greece
State Department
Ghabidiki Panthata
Soloniki
Bucyrus
New York Central
Wald
Ala
Crescent Limited
New Orleans
New York
American educator to talk to Turkish tots in Angora
An American educator will speak to Turkish tots in Angora Sept 29. The event introduces the city’s first kindergarten opening under the direction of Te. Gary, a Columbia University packer. A judgment of 353.77 was entered in common pleas court Thursday in a case involving Louis Strofbeck, Mac Hardman, and Frances Harrixon.
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Turkey
Angora
Canning
Te. Gary) Packer
Columbia University
Common Pleas Court
Louis Strofbeck
Mac Hardman
Frances Harrixon
Porto Rico Officially Renamed Puerto Rico in History Note
The article cites a change from Porto Rico to Puerto Rico, noting the shift in naming adopted by government authorities. It references Associated Press reporting and recent storm damage discussions as context for the official spelling update in the West Indies island.
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Porto Rico
Indica
Puerto Riso
Associated Press
A. T
Washington Adviany
Songinas
Puerto Rica
Re submission seen for next Congress
Associated Press reports a push to resubmit the Eighteenth Amendment on alcohol during the next Congress. Chairman Sumners of the judiciary committee backs a home rule approach and Texas Democrats bend toward prohibition. Public sentiment and party positions drive the effort to bring the issue back to voters.
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Washington
Sumners
Haven Judiciary Committee
Texas
Dover
R F C Bank Loans Take Huge Drop
Washington reports bank loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation fell sharply in the five weeks ending September 30. Banks and financial institutions filed 1,521 applications totaling 46 million dollars, while 1,222 applications totaling 348 million dollars were received in the west. The average loan was about 3,000 dollars per applicant.
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Bank Lonng
Reconstruction Corporation
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