Roosevelt Hurls Broad Sides At Hoover
Albany dispatch reports President Hoover accused by Gov. Franklin Roosevelt of pork barrel campaigning and catering to separate interests. Roosevelt criticized promises to farmers and business groups and urged national tariff reductions as a step toward world peace and arms burden relief.
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N. Ya
Worbert Hoover
Miankiin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Des Moines
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Ile
Flo
Tarife
Farrell Becomes College Professor In Foreign Trade
James A. Farrell of New York former president of United States Steel will teach foreign trade at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service starting November 1. His 1919 endowment funded the school, while a Founders Day event witnessed a pocket theft as a man suspected of stealing a billfold from W. W. Stranahan at 325 Tenth Street.
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Ema
Arad
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James A. Farrell
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Georgetownniversity Today
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States Steel Corporation
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School of Foreign Service
Bankers Select Francis H Sisson as President
Francis H Sisson of New York is named president of the American Bankers Association at the close of the Los Angeles convention, succeeding Harry J Haas of Philadelphia.
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New York
American Banker’ Association
Bankers’ Convention
Los Angeles
Harry J. Haas
Philadelphia
Germans Hope in Fixed Nitrogen Quota
Berlin reports a global nitrate export quota of 600000 tons. Germany is allotted about 180090 tons, England 85000, Norway 50000, with Chile likely near 130000 as it seeks to dispose of unsold stocks. Germany reduced stocks by 100000 since 1931, but still holds about 200000 tons unsold, while exports and capacity run at low levels amid falling prices. Norway fared better than Germany in the nitrate crisis.
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Neas
Mexican Tracks Down Burglar by Rio Grande Trail
Hilario Perez of San Pedro Mexico, dubbed the Human Bloodhound of the Rio Grande, guided four federal officers to a burglar by following a trail across fields canals and highways. He identified shoes found at a hut and the suspect confessed moments later. Forty six German students hiked through Scotland between Glencoe and Kinlochlaven along a World War era POW built highway.
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Akron Man Is Attacked on Home Steps
John McGee 34 director of the Medical Bureau of Akron was attacked on his home steps. He was beaten with the butt of a wooden dummy shotgun and taken to People's Hospital with head and shoulder injuries. Police have not determined a motive.
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John Meee
Medical Bureau of
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People's Hospital
Canton
Will Ask Murder Indictment For Slayer Suspect
Lima Ohio October 7 Ernest M Botkin county prosecutor said the grand jury will hear Loren Truesdale 23 on a first degree murder indictment for slaying his brother Earl 20 and Thelma Woods 17 in Lima's Quarry murders He is jailed without bond His attorney said he has not decided if the youth will appear before the grand jury The prisoner reportedly confessed on September 1 to killing his brother and Miss Woods and dumping their bodies in a deserted quarry May 30 1931 He cited a grudge and jealousy as motives and later denied the confession
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Ernest M. Botkin
Loren “Ruesdale
Earl
Thelma Woods
Truesdale
Charles W. Long
Fragmentary confession hints at grand jury review
Incomplete text suggests a suspect claiming involvement in multiple slayings. The snippet notes the grand jury will review a criminal case, but details are missing and key entities are unclear.
Near Beer Legal Now In Alabama For First Time
Montgomery report notes Alabama lawmakers override Gov. Miller veto to pass a bill altering the bone dry law permitting near beer sales for the first time in 17 years. The reform repeals the rule banning anything resembling beer in taste or smell and shifts enforcement challenges.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
B. M. Miller
Robbery wounds man in tenement hallway
A man named Richard Metty was wounded by robbers in a hallway of a West End tenement. Three Black assailants fled. he lies critically injured as Mrs. Arsenic T. No. 1 and others are connected to a separate case of bigamy and adultery. Over $4,000 has been spent by the Free State to supply milk to poor children in County Longford.
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Arsenic T. No. 1
Mra. Garcia
Manila
P. 1
Optician
Garcia
Free State
County
Longford
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