Cardinal Hayes Leads 150000 Attend Eucharistic Congress
George McDonald of New York papal marquis and chamberlain hosts Cardinal Hayes and Msgr Diego Venini at the congress. The Most Rev Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland Diocese chairs the event with Mayor Harry L. Davis in attendance. More than 150,000 visitors are present.
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George McDonald
New York
The
Cape and Sword
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Diego Venini
Pope Pius XI
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Congress
Harry L. Davis
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Joseph F. Smith
Cleveland Catholic
Italo African Situation Referred To League Council
The Italo Ethiopian committee of the League of Nations, unable to avert war in East Africa, passes the critical matter to the League Council. It plans a narrative report on its actions and suggests Ethiopia’s international development. The council will meet Thursday. Italian delegates may be absent in line with its policy.
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Geneva
League of Nations
East Africa
League Council
Britain
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
Council
Ethiopia
Rumor of 15 Russian Ships Reaches League Lobbies
Geneva reports from Journal de Genève note rumors from Soviet sources that 15 Russian ships sailed for the Mediterranean, but no confirmation exists. The committee’s crisis report is ready with an annex summarizing Baron Aloisi’s observations to Madariaga, causing confusion over official versus unofficial Italian stance. Leaders may appeal to Mussolini before Thursday and Laval signals the league covenant first if talks fail.
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Geneva
Journal de Geneve
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Mussolini
Laval
Four WPA Projects Open At Once In Falls Two Area
WPA Engineer J R Hickey announced four projects start tomorrow employing about 70 men. Cream Ridge and Campbell Stone road works in Falls Two will hire ~20 each, Goose Creek and high school floor up to ~25 each. East End sewer project awaits certification. estimated $25 000 and over 100 workers expected later.
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WPA
J. R. Hickey
Hickey
Washington
Cream Ridge
Campbell Stone Road
Falls Two
Goose Creek
High School
East End
Fitzgerald
Bachelor farmer Bob George seeks U.S. Senate seat
28 year old Bob George of Lebo Kansas running for the Democratic nomination in opposition to veteran Senator Arthur Capper. He pledges to aid farmers and stockmen, calls AAA the savior, and wants its continuation until agricultural production and consumption are equalized.
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Bob George
Lebo
Kas
United States
Arthur Capper
George
No Action on Lima Gas Case
Columbus Ohio September 24 AP Chairman E J Hopple of the State Utilities Commission said he is unperturbed by Lima officials demand for a decision in the appeal of West Ohio Gas Company for an equitable rate. The governor has not asked him to speed action and the case has been pending for nearly nine years.
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Columbus, CO
E. J. Hopple
State Utilities Commission
Lima
West Ohio Gas Company
Hopple
Davey
Charles Cox Dies. Brother of Former Governor Cox
Funeral services were to be held in Detroit today for Charles Cox 70 a brother of former Governor James M. Cox He died at the home of his daughter Mrs Alma Beisher in Detroit on Sunday affording word received in Hamilton Ohio
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Hamilton, O
Detroit
Charles Cox
James M. Cox
Alma Beisher
Typhoon Slams Japan from Kagoshima to Tokyo
A typhoon moved across Japan from Kagoshima to Tokyo bringing high winds and heavy rain that destroyed many homes and flooded thousands, disrupting communications and halting inland sea shipping.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kagoshima
Ohio survey finds over 14 million yearly savings possible
Ohio government survey points to economies totaling more than 14 million dollars annually. Governor Davis says 75 percent of survey recommendations should be met, warning millions in new taxes may be needed. Tax commission outlines plans to carry out some recommendations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey
Gol. C. C. Sherrill
Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Right to Seek Office Denied by Hocking Board of Elections
The Hocking County Board of Elections rejected Morris Dupler of Murray City for Ward Two Rural Board of Education citing residency in Murray City school district. Stephen Barber, candidate for Ward Board of Education, was asked to file citizenship papers as inquiry showed his English birth and missing naturalization papers. board took the case under advisement.
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Hocking
United States
England
Stephen Barber
Barber
Republican Central
Board of Elections
Hold Up Costs 35 Cent. Victim Satisfied
Douglass Herman 26 says 35 cents is the right price for the experience of being held up. A bandit poked a pistol in his ribs and obtained 36 cents during the incident in Alger on Sept 24 AP report says the victim viewed it as worth the risk for the experience.
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Alger
Douglass Herman
Six Dead Men Found Aboard Lifeboat From Shipwreck
A lifeboat with six dead sailors drifted ashore at Judique Nova Scotia. A seventh man died after reaching land. Exposed sailors drifted off the Cape Breton coast following the steamer Martene sinking off Port Hood Island, though ship identity remains in doubt.
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Judique
N. S
Cape Bretor
Port Hood Island
Sape Breton
Okey O'Dell Wins Execution Stay
Okey O'Dell, organizer of an onion workers strike in the Scioto marshlands, won a stay of execution from a 90 day workhouse sentence. The state supreme court agreed to hear his appeal from a Hardin county conviction for pointing firearms during a strike. He was fined $100 and costs.
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Columbus
Okey O'Dell
Scioto
State Supreme Court
Hardin County
PUCO Reviews Lorain Rate Dispute Hearings
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission weighs whether a utility may enter a contract while appealing a rate decision. Jacob Levine represents 523 Lorain citizens seeking to show illegal rate setting by Lorain officials and the Public Service Company. Lorain city officials and the utility argue the rate agreement can proceed regardless of the appeal.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Jacob Levine
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Levine
Wesley Grills
Lorain City
Judges Study Coal Shipment Commerce Classification
Three federal judges weighed whether a coal shipment by Pittsburgh Coal Co. between Pennsylvania and Ohio should be interstate or intrastate. Erie and Pennsylvania railroads argued for interstate rates, while the coal firm contended classification as intrastate since shipment was only consigned at its processing plant in Negley.
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Columbus
Erie
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Coal Company
Negley
Ore Trade Up Cleveland
The ore and coal exchange reports 58,466 coal cars dumped into vessels at Lake Erie ports in September, up from 53,544 cars in the same period last year. A total of 16,875 coal cars were at ports yesterday, with 3,614 more due to arrive within 48 hours.
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Cleveland
The
Ore and Coal Exchange
Lake Erie
the Exchange
Headless double murder found in Cleveland ravine
Two decapitated men, one identified as Edward A. Andrasy 28, were found in an east side ravine amid loose sand. Coroner says the older man died about three weeks earlier, with rope marks on the younger victim and a chemical solution on the elder body. Police seek motive and details.
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Cleveland’s
Edward A. Andrasy
Andrasy
A. J. Pearce
Drasy
Pearce
Indictments Returned in Harlan County Murder Case
Six men including father and son Joe Hampton and Ernest Hampton face wilful murder indictments after the September 4 blasting death of County Attorney Elmon Middletown in Harlan Kentucky. Others named are Bill Leonard Bob Farmer Otis Noe and Bascom Buff all tied to gambling device operations in the county. The grand jury kept evidence secret.
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Harlan, KY
Elmon
Middletown
Harlan County Grand Jury
Joe Hampton
Ernest Hampton
Bill Leonard
Bob Farmer
Otis Noe
Hamptons
Harlan County
Bascom Buff
New York City
Miami University Plans Memorial for Fiftieth Anniversary
Miami University's memorial assembly will mark the 50th anniversary of reopening with reunions of graduates and former students. Col Edwin Emerson of Washington historian and war correspondent, a member of the first class and Miami's first football quarterback, will be featured speaker.
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Oxford
Miami University
Edwin Emerson
Washington
Miami
Walters to Die for Slaying Patrolman Murphy
Willard Chick Walters faces execution at the Ohio Penitentiary Friday night for the murder of Patrolman Edward J. Murphy on May 11. A three judge court convicted him after he waived a jury trial, unless Governor Davey or the Supreme Court intervenes.
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Columbus
Willard
Chick) Walters
Ohio Penitentiary
Edward J. Murphy
Davey
Supreme Court
400000 Miners Respond to General Walkout Call
About 400000 soft coal miners heeded the general strike, with Edward F. McGrady noting very friendly talks as negotiations resume at 10 a.m. EST. The dispute centers on a 9 cent per ton wage rise while operators offer 7.5 cents. No immediate shortage is seen. a 53 day supply remains underground.
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Washington
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
United Mine Workers
Eleven Cases Assigned by Judge Whitcraft For Court
Judge H. M. Whitcraft scheduled eleven common pleas cases for jury hearings starting October 8. Notable matters include State of Ohio versus Oliver Mills over a stabbing incident and several other civil actions such as Roe versus Kennard, Morris versus Flowers, and Valvoline Oil Company versus Crawford. Dates span October 8 to October 14 with additional trials listed.
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H. M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
Oliver Mills
Ray Harper
South Bloomingville
Witt
Roe
Kennard
Jarvis
Morris
Flowers
Valvoline Oil Company
Crawford
Reese
Moore
Potts
Industrial Commission
Tennyhill
Schrappe
Mills
Eberst
Child near home struck by car injures six year old
A six year old boy, Ormand Sanders, near New Strat on Za Ave, was struck by an automobile driven by Chas Hoy. He suffered bruises and was taken to Dr. C. F. Rauch for treatment. injuries not believed serious.
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Chas. Hoy
New Strat
Ormand Sanders
Za Ave
C. F. Rauch
Ex-Patrolman Indicted in Slaying Death Case
Steubenville report says Robert L. Doyle former patrolman was indicted for second degree manslaughter over James W. Lawson’s death in a Labor Day car crash. Prosecutors charged Doyle with causing the fatal collision. Legal action commenced as the case moved to trial.
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Steubenville
Robert L. Doyle
James W. Lawson
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