Russell Wins Georgia Nomination in Roosevelt Backing
In Georgia, Senator Richard B. Russell Jr. defeats Governor Eugene Talmadge for the Democratic Senatorial Nomination with 161,822 votes to 84,231. Russell touts confidence in the President and party while Talmadge offers no immediate comment. The Maine campaign funds dispute looms as Republicans face scrutiny over large contributions from Du Pont, Rockefeller, Morgan and other wealthy families.
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Russell
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Talmage
Maine
New England
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee On
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Rockefeller
Morgan
New March on Madrid Feared by Government
Burgos dispatch says the insurgent Spanish government Junta announced that a rebel plane was not responsible for the attempted bombing of the United States destroyer Kane off the Spanish west coast on August 30. The Madrid government formally disavowed responsibility. The investigation found no rebel plane near the Kane at the time.
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United States
Kane
Madrid
Francisco Franco
New Assault on Capital City Planned
Rebels and Basques hold San Sebastian amid a fragile armistice as a new drive targets Madrid. A Toledo official emerged from the shell battered Alcazar after demanding surrender, while rebels claim San Sebastian is near collapse despite scattered fighting nearby.
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Kerr Buys Washington C H Record Republican
R Kenneth Kerr publisher of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette and Logan Daily News announced the purchase of the Washington Court House Record Republican by himself and associates. Forest F Tipton will be president and managing editor, James L Cadwallader secretary treasurer. Kerr and Tipton have co owned the paper for about 20 years.
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R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
Logan Daily News
Washington Court House Record Republican
Forest F. Tipton
Frank B. Willis
Record-Republican
James L. Cadwallader
Kerr
Washington Court House
United States Marshall
Ohio
Knox Campaign Train Reaches South Dakota for Rapid City Address
On the campaign trail the Republican vice presidential nominee Col. Frank Knox crossed into South Dakota for rear platform appearances and a nighttime speech in Rapid City as part of his agricultural west tour.
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Frank Knox
South Dakota
Rapid City
Driver on Stand in Manslaughter Case in Ohi o
Rex Pence, 29, of Bellefontaine, appeared for arraignment on a second degree manslaughter indictment. The deaths of two Northern Kentucky women occurred August 22 in an auto truck collision near Wilmington, Ohio.
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Rex Pence
Bellefontaine
Kentucky
M E Delegates Meet Toledo Ohio on Second Day
Educational activities of the Methodist Episcopal Church dominated the delegates' agenda in Toledo Ohio as the second day of the annual meeting opened with reports and discussions. Delegates from across the church explored programs, missions, and plans for the upcoming year, highlighting youth work and educational outreach.
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Toledo
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bricker Opens Fire On Davey in Ohio Campaign
Atty Gen John W Bricker formally opened the Republican state campaign in Mount Sterling Ohio with a pledge to finish the fight for sound honest government. He attacked Gov Martin L Davey on civil service debauchery tax money waste and extravagant administration. Bricker urged repeal of the food sales tax and tied it to Davey policies.
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Mount Sterling, CO
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Davey
Martin L. Davey
Davey’s
1 200 Troops and Band Parachute Landing
Soviet forces landed 1,200 troops and a regimental band in parachutes from war planes at an enemy airfield deep in hostile territory. Observers watched in amazement as the force began to move to establish a base in the area.
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Minsk
Russia
Foreign War Vets Organize Post No 3532 at Logan
A Logan group of World War veterans has formed a Veterans of Foreign Wars post, Post No 3532, with headquarters in the Frasch Building. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday September 16 in the club rooms, and membership is open to all veterans with foreign service.
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Motor Bureau Revenue Rises Eight Percent in 1935
Columbus AP report shows 1935 motor vehicle revenues totaling 21,710,610, an 8.10 percent rise from 1934. Registrations reached 1,821,887, up 7.32 percent as 15 month 1935 year and delayed 1936 plate sales under new auto license law affected timing.
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Columbus
Frank West
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicle Bureau
West
Roosevelt Enjoys Smoky Mountains Stay in Asheville
President Roosevelt visits Asheville with a brief informal address at McCormick Field before heading to Charlotte for a southern rally. He remains at Grove Park Inn overnight and plans a single formal address on this southern trip as he travels to the WPA stadium engagement.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Roosevelt
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McCormick Field
Grove Park Inn
Municipal
Landon Opens Long Eastern Campaign Tour Tonight
Governor Alf M Landon speeds up his presidential bid with a second eastern drive for votes. He will address voters in six states including Indiana Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine ending with a Portland Maine rally. The revised itinerary includes fifteen talks and four rear platform appearances in Indiana Connecticut and Maine.
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Alf M. Landon
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New Hampshire
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Alaskan Democrats win in Juneau primary races
Democratic legislative congressional and territorial candidates who urged ending fish traps and keeping the liquor control board with full power to enact liquor laws defeated their Republican opponents in Tuesday's primary, returns indicated today.
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Juneau
Alaska
Territorial Liquor Control Board
Allotment of 19 million to projects in 48 states
The National Youth Administration announced a total of 19,606,767 in grants for 48 states including New York City and the District of Columbia. Of this total, 1,118,494 funds increased student aid quotas in drought-stricken states while Ohio received 1,030,263.
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Washington
New York City
District of Columbia
National Youth Administration
Ohio
Plant Bombing Hits Cincinnati Suburb Plant
An explosion of dynamite damaged 30 windows at the Remington Rand plant in suburban Nopwoad today. The three month strike at the plant led to a company decision to close activities and move machinery and equipment away.
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Cincinnati
Remington Rand
Nopwoad
Rescue of 159 passengers as pleasure boat sinks in Boston Harbor
The excursion steamer Romance sank after a collision with the liner New York in Boston harbor. Seventy two lifeboats and a ladder bridge aided most of the 159 passengers and 53 crew saved. Federal investigations open into the incident. Captain A Delbert C Wickens departed as the vessel went down, bow first.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Federal Steamboat Inspection Service
Romance
Cape Cod
New York
Morro Castle
A. Delbert C. Wickens
Secretion in Spanish Waters Withdrawn
Washington AP report notes a withdrawal of naval secrecy in Spanish waters. The brief item indicates a policy shift with no further details on involved parties or timelines.
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Washington
Sixth headless body found in Cleveland run
A sixth headless body was discovered in Kingsbury Run on Cleveland's East Side. The torso was cut in two pieces, marking another grisly find in the recent year long stretch of discoveries.
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Cleveland
Kingsbury Run
Missing Browe Kidnapping Lead Fizzles in Detroit
Detroit police announce a hot tip in the case of 20 month old Harry Browe who was reported kidnapped last Saturday, but the lead collapses as Acting Chief William J. Collins says the kidnapper is expected momentarily.
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Detroit
Harry Browe
William J. Collins
Lemke and Smith to Tour Across Nation for Campaign
Rep William Lemke of North Dakota will tour the country with the Union Party bid for president, delivering 18 addresses starting in Chicago. Gerald L K Smith, organizer of the Share the Wealth movement, will join Lemke in Chicago on Sept 20 and also speak Sept 13 at Canton Ohio and Buckeye Lake Ohio.
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Chicago
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Gerald L. K. Smith
Share-the- Wealth Movement
Lemke
Buckeye Lake
Japan Sets Drastic Measures Plan Cited in China Killings
Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese army officials insisting the government must take drastic measures after killings of Japanese nationals in China. The war office says China must realize the real situation and seek better relations or face repetition of such acts.
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China
Japan
War Office
Typhoid Toll Rises at Columbus State Hospital
Dr. William H. Pritchard, superintendent, announced a fresh outbreak of typhoid at the Columbus State Hospital. A patient hospitalized since 1932 is among those affected as the toll climbs.
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Columbus
William H. Pritchard
Columbus State Hospital
Key Maine figures in election draw national attention
Voters and party leaders focus on Maine as results loom. Gov Louis J Brann, Democratic U S senator candidate, and Republican W H White seek re election. Republican Lewis Barrows and Democrat F Harold Duford are governor candidates. Maine’s election gains notice ahead of the national vote.
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Maine
Louis J. Brann
U. S
W. H. White
Lewis Barrows
F. Harold. Duford
Hold Little Hope for Logan Jurist
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft remains in critical condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus after a report from attending physicians last night.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Columbus
Armed Men Kidnap Sisters in Akron Bandit Case
Two masked armed men abducted 17 and 15 year old Akron sisters from their WPA escorts shortly before midnight, holding them until 6 am and stealing twenty cents. The older sister reported release after agreeing to meet one robber, while the younger said she was assaulted. Relatives found the pair nearby. investigation ongoing. Also noted: Judge Whitcraft remains critically ill after a July heart attack and hospitalization since August 11.
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Akron
John Kendricks
Kelly Cutlip
WPA
German plane nears U S shore on Atlantic survey
A Nazi flying boat, powered by two oil burning engines, approached the American coast this morning as it continued a survey flight across the North Atlantic. At 7 a.m. EST it crossed halfway from the Azores, about 1,196 miles from its origin.
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America
North Atlantic
Azores
Ohio Republicans open Fall Political Battle in Mount Sterling
In Mount Sterling Ohio birthplace of Attorney General John W Bricker Republican Governor candidate, Bricker speaks at 2 p m with 25 000 expected and seven radio stations linked. Former Gov Henry J Allen of Kansas also to address. Democrats prep tentative platform in Columbus with state chairman Francis W Poulson W W Durbin Thomas A Dye and Paul Packard guiding. Convention to name 26 presidential electors.
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Ohio
Madison
Mount Sterling
John W. Bricker
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Bricker
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Francis W. Poulson
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Thomas A. Dye
Urbana
Paul Packard
Hitler heralds Anti Bolshevik drive before 50 000 Nazi troops
NURNBERG Germany Sept 10 Adolf Hitler praised the Nazi reception for his Anti Bolshevik crusade and pledged to “follow you wherever you lead” as fifty thousand muscular workers with spades paraded in Zeppelin Meadow. He warned of Soviet influences and possible international complications as Nazi delegates met. He denounced Soviet authority as rooted in race and Jewry and predicted Jewish elements would fail to sustain despotic rule.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Labor Corps
Zeppelin Meadow
Hitler
Moscow
Berlin
Soviet says no recall of ambassador to Berlin amid Nazi rally watch
Moscow officials warn against anti Bolshevik polemics while closely watching the Nurnberg Nazi party convention for signs Adolf Hitler may mount another surprise in Europe.
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Berlin
Germany
Nurnberg
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Ohioan Shoots Wife Bound for Reunion
Marion Ohio, September 10 AP E Layman a 53 year old shoe repair man held on $2000 bond after pleading innocent to shooting wife Lottie she was seriously wounded and had insisted on going to a family reunion. Police say the husband said the shooting resulted from wife moving to their daughter's home with four children left behind.
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Marion
E. Layman
Lottie
Layman
Ohio's Rea Funds To Be Increased For Rural Electrification
The Rural Electrification Administration announced next year’s loans may total over 3.3 million dollars for Ohio. With six projects already under way or approved, Ohio could receive 3,339,250 dollars to extend power lines to farmers without service.
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Washington
Ohio
Rural Electrification Administration
Liberal Leaders Meet in Chicago to Chart Campaign
Liberal leaders assemble in Chicago as they enter a session to map strategy for the presidential campaign. The meeting focuses on coordinating positions, outreach, and potential coalition actions ahead of key primaries.
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Chicago
Corm
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