Women Align With Senator Harding On Welfare Dept
Senator Harding in Marion Ohio addressed women pledging a national department of public welfare to advance social justice. He condemned lax prohibition enforcement, urged centralized but limited federal action and stressed local control, maternal protections, child welfare, health, and fair wages.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Fed
Department of Public Welfare
Federal
The
Amiermen
Ke- Spa
Versail
Women of America
America
United States
Department of Public
Uglfare
Bureau
Mother and Kids Held for Larceny
New York October 2 Mrs Angel Inca Solomon wife of a Brooklyn truck man and her four children aged 12 to 15 were arrested in connection with the wholesale theft of merchandise consigned for shipment to Europe. Police found 25000 to 30000 dollars worth of stolen goods in their home and allege the mother opened cases and the children helped move contents to the house. Some cases were sent to relatives in Italy.
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Associated Press
New York
Angel- Inca Solomon
Brooklyn
Europe
Harding and Coolidge To Speak From Front Porch
Chicago reports Harding and Coolidge, Republican nominees for president and vice president, will address voters from Harding's front porch on October 18. Aimed at w reveals women voters attended. Roosevelt family and Kentucky tour details noted for October 4 and horseback events. Cox engagement set for October 18 in Rochester.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senator Harding
Coolidge
Harding
Republican National Committees
New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Louiseville
Morrow
Republican National
Cox
Democratic
Rochester
N. P
Buffalo
Ohio Towns Return To Sensible Time
Columbus and many Ohio towns will revert to winter time tonight after daylight saving. Local jewelers advise moving clocks forward one hour around 11, cautions that turning hands backward could damage timepieces and reduce accuracy.
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Ohio
Associated Fress
Columbus
Flour Prices Fall Amid Mill Reductions In Minneapolis
Prices for flour continued to slide as mills cut barrel prices by 10 to 60 cents. A large mill reduced from 12.15 to 11.15 per barrel and another trimmed about 50 cents with a further 10 cent cut to 11.30 per barrel. Mills cited a weak wheat market as the reason for the decline.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Horner pleads not guilty in assault case
Charles Horner, indicted by the recent grand jury for assault and battery, entered a plea of not guilty in Common Pleas court today and was released on bond of $500.
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Pies
Charles Horner
Common Pleas Court
Marriage Licenses and Alimony Granted in Local Notices
George A Berish 22 and Lena Pala 18 both of Mingo Junction wed. James C Geary 22 of Dennison and Lena H O Donnell 18 of New Alexandria wed. Frank Minich 26 and Avila Di Palma 16 both of Steubenville wed. Frances Taylor Elliott granted alimony of 50 dollars per month from Olen B Elliott.
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George A. Berish
Lena Pala
Mingo Junction
James C. Geary
Dennison
Lena H. O'Donnell
New Alexandria
Frank Minich
Avila di Palma
Steubenville
Frances Taylor Elliott
Olen B. Elliott
Crane Died of Sleeping Sickness in Dalton Mass
Former U S Senator W Murray Crane died at his Dalton home after a period of serious illness. He had attended Governor Coolidge’s nomination events in Northampton last summer and had a noted career as a Republican leader and Massachusetts governor.
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Associated Press
Dalton
Mass
U. S
W. Murray Crane
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Winthrop Murray Crane, Jr
Clara L. Crane
Harry O. Bates
Crane
League of Nations
Harding
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Senate
Hoar
Congress
Roosevelt
Dalton Mills
Boston
Mr. Crane
Mary
Robert Benner
As8toria, i. I
Josephine J. Boardman
Washington
Fatally Burned by Cigarette in Bed in Cleveland Hotel
Joseph B. McGraw, son of a Pittsburgh wool merchant, died in a Cleveland hospital from burns after his clothing ignited when he smoked in bed. Ralph Brown, McGraw’s chauffeur in the same room, says a cigarette caused the blaze.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Joseph B. McGraw
Pittsburgh
McGraw
Ralph Brown
Elizabeth Brooks Granted Divorce From Leroy Brooks
Elizabeth Brooks is granted a divorce from Leroy Brooks on wilful absence for three years. The court awards custody of the children to Elizabeth and prohibits the defendant from interference.
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Elizabeth Brooks
Leroy Brooks
Anniversary Wintersville Grange marks fifteenth year
Wintersville Grange celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with a well attended meeting at Grange Hall. Rev. W. C. Patterson of Barnesville gave an address, charter members spoke, readings were read by Miss Dorothy Daugherty and Mrs. Olivia Floyd, and the Grange Orchestra provided music. The centerpiece was burning the mortgage as the hall was debt free.
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Wintersville Grange
Grange Hall
W. C. Patterson
Barnesville
Waward Ekey Sherman Floyd
W. W. Scott
Howard Floyd
Dorothy Daugherty
Olivia Floyd
Grange Orchestra
Grange
Divorce Granted on Wilful Absence Claim
Sarah Robinson is granted a divorce from William Robinson on grounds of wilful absence.
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Sarah Robinson
William Robinson
Borah still active in presidential campaign say Ballard
In Ohio and New England reports Borah will continue touring for 1936 campaign. Ballard cites a telegram from Borah agreeing to return to Ohio for speeches. Republican planners anticipate Cincinnati and Cleveland engagements and further dates in Hartford Bridgeport and New Haven.
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Associated Press
Columbus
United States
W. E. Borah
Henry S. Ballard
Republican State Legislative Committee
Ballard
Senator Borah
Ohio
Cox
Borah
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Idaho
Connecticut
Branderee
Republican
Brandegee
Bridgeport
Pang
New Haven
Hartford
Republican National Committee
New Hampshire
Thomas W. Miller
Committee
Moses
Col. Miller
Danbury
Conn
Borak
Maryland
Indiana
Steubenville Women Back Campaign Amid Betting Bustle
The piece praises Steubenville women for campaign energy and notes heavy betting odds favoring Harding. It reports Republican momentum in Ohio and nationwide, cites polls predicting a sweeping victory, and calls for funds to support the local committee’s campaign effort.
Vice Conditions In Toledo May Lead To Recall of Mayor
Toledo, O October 2 Rotary club protest over vice conditions prompted Police Chief Vousert to suspend detective inspector William Delehanty for lack of energy and inattention to duty. Rotary leaders favored recalling Mayor Scheiber if conditions are not corrected. No action taken yet. Further reports note Ted Lewis’s hotel room break in with theft of fur and jewelry and a drug store robbery by two bandits, injuring a patron during the early evening hold up.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Rotary Club
Vousert
William Delehanty
Delehanty
Scheiber
Ted Lewis
Greenwich Village
Military Funeral for Clarence Dunn Tuesday Morning
Private Clarence Dunn who died in World War I is returned home. He arrived Saturday night and will be buried with full military honors at an 8:30 a.m. Tuesday funeral, conducted by Argonne Post No. 33 and the Knights of Columbus. Dunn, son of Mrs. Ela Burns of Wilson Avenue, served in the Central Records Office in Tours, France, and died of illness September 18, 1918 while with La Belle Iron Works.
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Clarence Dunn
Shannon
Argonne Post
No. 33
Knights of Columbus
Dunn
Ela Burns
Wilson Avenue
la Belle Iron Works
Central Records Office
United States Army
Tours
France
Divorce Action Details Couple’s Alleged Cruelty and Financial Claims
In a divorce petition Helen Burrier accuses David Burrier of extreme cruelty and neglect including striking with a fist, threats with a gun, and mistreatment that forced her to leave. She says she loaned him 963 to buy a car for the tax business, funded the home with her own money, and maintained the household. She seeks a divorce, possession of goods, and repayment of the loan.
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Helen Burrier
David Burrier
Snodgrass Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Cruelty
Robert YT Snodgrass files for divorce from Lucille Snodgrass alleging extreme cruelty. He claims she threw a kettle of hot grease scalding him, struck him, and spat in his face. They married in Pittsburg in October 1917.
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Robert YT. Snodgrass
Lucille Snodgrass
Pittsburg
Eastern Ohio miners vote ends strike and resume work
Miners meeting in Martins Ferry decides to return to work under old contracts with Dillonvale and nearby mines resuming operations while Ramsey delays until Monday. The statewide outcry left more than 5,000 idle miners and over 10,000 workers affected by fuel shortages.
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Ohio
Martins Ferry
Dillonvale
Herrick
Ramsay
Mining Star
Mr. Roy
Onlo
Lewton Divorce Decree Restores Marie Mills Name
Marie C. Lewton is granted a divorce from Ralph E. Lewton on grounds of extreme cruelty and adultery and is restored to her maiden name Marie C. Mills.
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Marie C. Lewton
Ralph E. Lewton
Marie C. Mills
Detroit bandit Howell faces electric chair in Ohio case
Dick Howell, once of Toronto Ohio, was sentenced to die in the electric chair. He accepted the sentence with humor as a dentist proposed a temporary filling in Howell’s tooth. Howell joked that if he dies the filling suffices, and if not a permanent filling could be done later.
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Dick Howell
Toronto, O
Dec.il
Ohio
Howell
Howells
Stamler seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty
Alice Stamler files in Common Pleas Court for divorce from Karl Stamler alleging extreme cruelty including fist strikes and frying pan splatter, habitual drunkenness, money squander, and neglect. She seeks custody of their child. They wed in New Cumberland West Virginia on April 2 1918 and she left for Toronto. Daniel Carter is bound over to the grand jury on larceny charges after a rug theft.
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Alice Stamler
Common Pleas Court
Karl Stamler
Plaitiff
New Cumberland
W. Va
Plaintiff
Defendant
Toronto
Daniel Carter
Bates Street
Sread
Probate and Divorce Actions Logged in Court Records
Probate Court records show an application to probate the will of Michael King. George Hello waty was appointed administrator of the estate of John Hellowaty. Divaren Derrec Taylor Keyes was granted a divorce from Emma L. Keyes on grounds of wilful absence.
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Michael King
George Hellowaty
John Hellowaty
Divaren Derrec
Taylor Keyes
Emma L. Keyes
Arrest of Bomb Suspect Ties Brooklyn Man to Wall Street Blast
New York reports that Leon Konkel a Pittsburgh informant, arrived to tell federal agents how his traveling companion Floreen Zelenaka admitted explosives in a suitcase and gloated over the Wall Street explosion. Zelenaka faces possible federal or state charges as probes continue.
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Associated Press
New York
Leon Konkel
Pittsburgh
Floseen Zelenaka
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Konkel
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Stonkel
Pennsylvania
Konkels
Pittsburg
Zelenaka
Central Station
Zelanaka
Floreen Zelenka
Wm. J. Mynn
Wallstreet
Floreen Zelenaka
Cleveland Street
Rinaldi Divorce Granted on Adultery Grounds
Vince Rinaldi is granted a divorce from Mary F. Rinaldi on charges of adultery. The decree cites marital breakdown due to the accused partner’s infidelity.
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Vince Rinaldi
Mary F. Rinaldi
Violet Lucas Granted Divorce From John Lucas
Violet Lucas is granted a divorce from John Lucas on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She is restored to her maiden name Violet Lucas.
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Violet Lucas
John Lucas
Appraisers Fix Workman Property Value at 50000
George P. McCracken John C. Brown and George J. Whittaker named as appraisers for the Workman property on North Fifth street return an appraisal of 50000. The property will be sold to satisfy judgments from the Common Pleas Court.
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George P. McCracken
John C. Brown
Workman
North Fifth Street
Common Pleas Court
Damages sought in death of Milka Krnich in Wells Street crash
Theodore Krnich administrator of Milka Krnich estate sues Edward Peterson for 2590 in Common Pleas Court over Milka's death at age eleven after being struck May 6 by an automobile driven by Leonard Smith, an employee of Peterson's tax firm, on Wells Street. Allegations claim reckless and careless driving on the east side, disregarding pedestrians' rights.
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Theodore Krnich
Milka Krnieca
Common Pleas
Edward Peterson
Milka Krnich
Leonard Smith
Peterson
Wells Street
Smith
Harding Leads First Across Registration Anecdotes
A voter recalls registering as Mr. Harding then Mr. Cox and Mr. Columbus at Myers grocery, noting it as a unique national moment. Another reader reports a woman overhearing a Democratic meeting where the speaker referenced the little platform in front of the judge in the courtroom.
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Myers Grocery
Harding
Cox
Columbus
Edith Roosevelt urges support for Harding Coolidge ticket
Edith Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt appeals to the manhood and womanhood of America to elect Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge. She says the country needs a Republican administration to restore stability and advance peace and welfare at home and abroad. She highlights women's expanded influence and the duty to neighbors as part of national service.
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New York
Edith Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Womanhood of America
Harding
Gov. Coolidge
Warren G .Harding
Calvin Coolidge
America
Senator Edge To Speak In Steubenville This Week
Senator Walley Ryans Edge of New Jersey will address Steubenville and Jefferson county residents Wednesday at the Court House in the evening If weather allows the speech will be from the west entrance platform Otherwise it will be moved to Common Teal Court Tour No 1 Edge, a national figure and member of the Congressional investigating committee on Governor Coxs slush fund charges, is expected to draw a large crowd Details and start time to be announced later
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Walley Ryans Edge
New Jersey
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Court House
Edge
Congressional
Cox
Children Run Down By Auto Not Seriously Injured
Elizabeth Anderson aged 10 and Minnie Teach aged 8 of Ferry Road Hollidays Cove were hit by a car driven by Dr Archer at Fifth and Market during seven thirty Saturday. The girls were crossing hand in hand when struck the roadster stopped at once and both were taken to Dr Pauls office. They were not seriously hurt and Elizabeth regained consciousness saying wheels had not passed over her.
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Elizabeth Anderson
Minnie Teach
Ferry Road
Hollidays Cove
Archer
Market
Anderson
Paul
Wilson Avenue
Granted divorce granted to Diarce Anna Swan from Harry Swan
Anna E. Swan awarded custody of children and alimony of 40 per month after divorce for adultery. Joseph Bowers granted divorce from Luena Powers on Peace Bond. 7"R. Marshall placed under peace bond of 500 after hearing. Inventory and appraisement filed in estate of James M. Elliott. Sale confirmed in estate of John Stryker.
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Diarce
Anna E. Swan
Harry E. Swan
R. Marshall
Justice
V. P. Newner
James M. Elliott
John Stryker
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