Body of second plane crash victim found in lake
Bulletin from Conneaut Ohio reports the body of William McNulty, Columbus businessman and relative of Mrs. McNulty, identified in Lake Erie. McNulty, in underwear and shoes, apparently tried to swim to shore after last week's crash. Willard Parker, pilot, was previously recovered on the beach.
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Conneaut
William McNult
Columbus
Nessman
Lake
Wiliams
Mbus
McNuley
McNul
Willard Parker
Vics
Branch Banking Policy Favored by Committee
The American Bankers Association resolutions committee recommends branch banking in metropolitan and select county areas as economically justified. It urges private unemployment insurance and supports a bank for international settlements while noting sound credit conditions and gradual improvement ahead.
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Cleveland
O. Ger
American Bankers Association
Committee On
Max Nahm
Bowlite Green
Innebb
Doles
Bank For International Selements
Biz
Kentucky Bank President Dies by Own Action in Carrollton
George B. Winstow, 62, president of the Cironton National Bank, killed himself with a pistol in the bank basement. Assistant cashier EB McCracken heard the shot and found the body. Cashier F G Goslee said Winstow had suffered personal financial losses recently but they did not involve the bank.
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Carrollton
George B. Winstow
Cironton National Bank
EB. G. McCracken
F.G. Goslee
Winslow
Lifer Kenneth Brown Improves After Wound
Kenneth Brown, serving a life term at Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Roy Tish Foster, was reported improving by penitentiary physicians. His illness stems from complications from a bullet wound Tish inflicted before Foster was fatally wounded.
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Columbus
Kenneth Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
Roy Tish
Foster
Brown
Tish
Sues To Halt Erection Of New State Office Building
Thomas W. Dent files suit in Columbus common pleas to block the state office building commission and Struck Construction Cincinnati from starting a $3.909 million building on the Scioto riverfront. He alleges illegal contract awards and material changes from Ohio sandstone to Georgia marble raising costs by about 250,000. Dent contends Struck was not the lowest bidder and that funds misallocated harm Ohio taxpayers.
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Columbus
State Office
Struck Construction Company
Cincinnati
Scioto River
Common Pleas
Aday
Thomas W. Dent
Spahr and Glens
Beot
Cent
Ohio
Canfield Ohio Swept by Flames in Village Fire
Fire swept through Canfield Ohio leveling five buildings in the village center near Youngstown. The blaze threatened the Canfield First National Bank and post office before being contained by firemen and volunteers. About fifty people were left homeless as crews fought flames with water and chemicals and a temporary telephone exchange was set up after the Ohio Edison building burned. Total damage exceeded 125000 dollars.
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Youngstown
Canfield
Postoffice
Canfield First National Bank
Canfield and
Boardman
Mennonite woman wins U.S. citizenship over pacifist stance
Martha Jane Graber Landis of Philadelphia, a Mennonite wife of a minister and native of France, won naturalization after a two year fight despite religious objections to killing. Judge A M Rogers granted citizenship, noting her firm conscience and willingness to serve without shedding blood. Her lawyer cited other conscientious objectors who were accepted, and Landis and her husband Rev Carl Landis plan mission work abroad.
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Lima. O
Carl Landis
Philadelphia
Martha Jane Graber
Ohio
France
Germany Offers Budget Plan Aimed at Stability
Berlin October 1 The government’s financial program aims to steady finances and business, with Chancellor Bruening seeking Socialist and Fascist backing. The plan forecasts a three year deficit end, a 1 096 billion mark annual saving, unemployment relief reform, capped dole at 420 million marks, tax system simplification, and gradual abolition of tenant protection by 1926 under state and local supervision.
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Berlin
Germany
Heinrich Bruenius
Bruening
Reichsrat
S. Parker Gilbert
Middletown to Build $300000 Bag Plant
Middletown O October 1 W F Lawrence president of the Raymond Bar Company announced a new plant to cost 300 000 dollars will be erected on an acre tract in Middletown Contract or specifications have been awarded to Lockwood and Green Co engineers of Cleveland.
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Middletown
W. F. Lawrence
The
Raymond Bar Company
Lockwood & Green Co
Cleveland
Allot 550000 For Drought Relief
The department of agriculture announced a 5500,000 relief allotment for Oklahoma Alabama Virginia and Missouri. Funds come from an unexpended balance of a 6,000,000 appropriation enacted last March for 1930 storm flood and drought relief. Expenditure is limited to crops harvestable in 1930.
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Oklahoma
Alabama
Virginia
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Grocer Fatally Shot in Fostoria Robbery
Frank J. Williams a 60 year old grocer was shot to death near his garage in Fostoria Ohio by a bandit. Mrs Williams screamed as the robber fled leaving the store receipts in Williams pocket police search for the killer.
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Rohber
Fostoria. O
Frank J. Williams
Special deputy suffers vertebral fracture in crash
Elyria social deputy sheriff J. Holden sustained a slight fracture of the spine after a truck he drove rolled into a ditch on Abbe road Sunday night. Edward Tol, 21, of Avon, was jailed for driving while intoxicated after the wreck. Noel Fields, 17, died of his injuries early Monday. Tol is bound over to the grand jury and released on bond.
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J. &. Holden
Elyria
Abbey Road
Holden
Lim
Edward Tol
Avon
Noel Fields
E.P. Scott
Chronicle-Telegram
Toll
Man Held on Peace Bond After Threats to Wife’s Family
Jere Monday, who had threatened his father in law after going to visit his teenage wife, was placed under a $209 peace bond by Justice 3S. Frank Arto Elstia, described as the man who got the worst of the fight, faced additional legal trouble and remained in county jail.
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Frank Arto
Elstia
Justice 3S
J. George
Arto
Ohio voters urged to register early to avoid crowds
Secretary of State Brown urged Ohioans to register at the first opportunity to prevent congestion at registration sites. He said three days Oct 2 9 and 11 have been set for permanent registration under the new code, with booths open 1 PM to 9 PM each day, and warned many thousands could be disenfranchised if people don’t register in the afternoon.
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Columbus. O
Onin
Brown
Oberlin Coach to Speak at Y M C A Enrollment Meeting
Oberlin College coach Lysle Butler will address the first report meeting of Y M C A workers during Enrollment Week. Dan B. Symons announces the campaign open Monday and closing Friday with 161 workers reporting progress in membership drives.
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Oberlin
Y. M
Lysle Butler
Oberlin College
Y. M.C
Dan B. Symons
Butler
Fire ends with woman throwing babies from window
In Cleveland on October 1 a female resident, frightened by a basement blaze, threw her two infant daughters from a second story window. The six month old Lois and two year old Hazel were caught by bystanders and unharmed. firemen later carried the mother down a ladder. Battalion Chief Finn labeled the fire incendiary with open gasoline receptacles found in a vacant store basement.
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Cleveland
John Marshall
Lois
Haze
Marshall
William Finn
Ohio Bar Panel Discusses Abolishing J P Courts
A committee of the Ohio State Bar Association meets in Columbus to consider abolishing Justice of the Peace Courts or curtailing their criminal jurisdiction. Proposals include replacing them with circuit courts, though some see utility in smaller counties and acknowledge the cost of a new tribunal. Subcommittees will study revisions ahead of the mid winter meeting.
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Columbus
Justice of Peace
Ohio
Ohio State Bar Association
Horace Kerr
John Chester
Chester
Kerr
Franklin County
J. P
Judg
Thomash. Darby
Cincinnati
Ohio State Bar
General Association
General Assembly
Time Extension On Low Freight Rates Urged
County agricultural agents from Lorain Huron and Cuyahoga urged continuing reduced freight rates for feeds to drought stricken farmers beyond October 31 at the Third District Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria. They said January through March will need the rates and noted Lorain farmers ordered far more carloads at the reduced price.
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Lorain
Huron
Cuyahoga
Lorain Country
W. G. Casker
Br L. R. Dewey
Currahoga County Farm Bureau
H. I. Leimbach
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
M. J. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Elyria
Woman flyer Bernice Jennings killed in plane crash
Springfield Massachusetts reports the death of Bernice Jean Jennings, the city’s first woman fighter pilot, and serious injury to Fred Crane a Municipal airport mechanic when their plane spun and crashed near the airport field. Crane died ten minutes after impact.
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Springfield
Bernice Jean Jennings
Springfeld
Fred Crane
Crane
World Series opener features Cardinals and Athletics clash
St Louis Cardinal players clash with the Philadelphia Athletics in the first game of the 1930 World Series at Shibe Park. Lineups include Douthit, Adams, Frisch, Bottomley, Hafey against Bishop, Dykes, Cochrane, Simmons, Foxx, Miller. Umpires listed as Moriarity, Rigler, Geisel. Crowd of 33,000 plus dignitaries observed cool fall day and pregame practice.
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Shire Park
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Hooter
Shibe Park
Bill Sullivan
Esther Anderson
Rockford
Llinois
Judge Fined by Judge in Courtroom Exchange
In Memphis Tennessee Judge L T Fitzhugh arrived three minutes late to Judge A B Pittmans court and was fined one dollar. He replied I hope I can return the favor some day as he paid the fine.
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Memphis
Tenn
L. T. Fitzhugh
A. B. Pittman
Pitman
Fitzhugh
Indians Find Arrow-Embedded Skull in Riverview Forest
Forester Gorden Cilker discovered a human skull with an embedded arrow while patrolling Riverview forest. Police were alerted and began securing the area as investigators assess the remains and determine the cause and identity.
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Riverview, Or
Forester Gorden Cilker
Cardinals World Series Opener In Philadelphia Amid Festive Crowds
The article describes a large crowd at a park across from the open side, with temporary grandstands and amplifiers around a home run rule. President Hoover and Mayor Mackey attend, tickets priced at 6.60. Cardinals wear grey uniforms as Burleigh Grimes and Connie Mack’s choice compete in the first game while Fran Frisch and Ray Blades practice with injuries noted.
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Hoover
Mackey
Philadelphia
United States
Cardinals
Connie Mack
Getty Grove
Mackhmen
McGillicuddy
Cothra
Burleigh Grimes
Gabby Street
A’s
Grimes
St. Louis
Frankie [Frisch
Ray Blades
Frisch
Red Bird
Blades
President Hoover Attends World Series Opener
President Hoover left Washington with five cabinet officers to attend the Philadelphia opener at Shibe Park between the Athletics and Cardinals. He plans to travel to Cleveland to address the American Bankers Association, the first of four speeches on his administration’s policies.
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Washington
Hoover
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Athletics
Cardinals
Cleveland
American Bankers Association
Hooter
White House
Seeds and Pisata Want Ad Classification
Want ad notes seed and plant items for lawn and garden shopping. Reads like a quick catalog teaser urging readers to check seeds, tools, and supplies to complete a garden project. No specific brands or prices provided in readable text.
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William McNulty
Bankers Group
Kentucky Bank
Lifer
Midnight Blaze
Bauening
J. E. Holden
Bond
J.P. Courts
Marcuse
Lex
Hater
Hater Dykes
Heas
Haas
Hafer Im
Mancuso
Vancuso
Bishop
Gelbert
Geer
Simglen
Mancuso Stupp Grimes
Mancusa
Rartrd
Secont
Sirthe
Bai
Arsine
Lyanthit
Adams
Mas
Weilbert Scar
Adams Frogch
Arp Kround
Gali
Pottromles
Fosan
Boley
Hafey
Greoave
Grave
Bortamler
Athletics Bishop
Cochrane
C. Simmons
If. Foxx
Miller
Rf. Haag
Grove
Cardinals Douthit
Bottomley
If. Blades
C. Gelbert
Plate — Moriarity
Rigler
Geisel
Reardon
New Mormon Heac
Castle Murphy
Ialands
Salt Lake City
Murphy
Los Angeles
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