Bandits Kidnap Cincinnati Man In Payroll Robbery
Two assailants attempted a payroll theft at Mills Restaurant, taking $5200 but fled after a shotgun blast triggered police. In a separate incident in Cincinnati another man, Davis Levi, was kidnapped from a suburban bank and forced to surrender a $2179 payroll before being released.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Zeperlin
Mills Restaurant Company
Ateal
Zepertin
Dixie Terminal
Mills
May or may not be a city Halloween celebration
Mayor James A. Hewitt says Elfsha may lack a city wide Halloween celebration this year. Finances in prior years came from voluntary subscriptions mainly from fraternal groups. He plans to ask these organizations if sufficient funds can be raised. if not, there will be a celebration anyway.
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Elfsha
James Aa. Hewitt
Swindling Ring Suspects Are Arrested
Cleveland detectives and federal operatives arrest two women and four men in an east side apartment hotel halting a suspected nationwide swindle. The ring used forged signatures and stelen checks promising large sums, with one forger identified as a leading expert. Mrs Hayden James of Cress and Heights was an alleged prospective victim.
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Cleveland
Ile
East Side
Wege
Ing
Buffalo
Penman
Hayden James
Cress and Heights
Col
Theft Reported Of Clothes Line Laundry At 608 Middle Ave
Police were notified that washing hanging on the line in the rear of 608 Middle Avenue, not belonging to Mrs. Sharky, was stolen sometime that night.
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Ciatres
Middle Avenue
Sharky
Var
Hoover Unveils Winter Employment Plan to Fight Hunger
President Hoover announces a federal program to stimulate employment during winter, expanding existing agencies and coordinating with states and cities. The plan includes cabinet coordination, cooperation with national industries, and direct federal public works employment, with a five member committee and ongoing efforts with governors and business leaders.
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Washington
Hoover
Eurgene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Hyde
Agriculture
Mellon
Treasury
Davis
Labor
Lamont
Commerce
Wilbur
Interior
Mr. Hoover
Road Boosters To Meet Tuesday In Norwalk
Norwalk receives word that Federal Highway 20 boosters plan a Tuesday October 21 meeting in Kiwanis club rooms basement Citizens National Bank building next to the courthouse. The gathering aims to organize and present a constitution and by laws for approval with many commercial representatives expected to attend.
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Federal Highway 20 Association
Kiwanis Club
Norwalk
Federal Highway 20 Boosters
Citizens National Bank
Court House
Stebbins admits backing Norris campaign funds
Lincoln Oct 18 State Treasurer W M Stebbins said he supplied a 500 bond and 350 in cash to support the campaign fund of George W Norris a Republican senatorial hopeful whose bid was investigated by Senator Gerald P Nie Stebbins who lost to Norris in the Nebraska primary said his disclosure ends any link of others to duplicating Norris name on the ballot
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Lincoln
Neb
W. M. Stebbins
Campain
George W. Norris
Gerald P. Nie
Stebbins
Nebraska
Norris
Dry Federation Plans Flying Squadron Tour
The Lorain County Executive Board of the Dry Federation met at headquarters Friday evening with fourteen townships represented. They plan a Flying Squadron tour starting in Eaton Center at the Church of Christ on Friday evening October 24 with music and speaker Reverend Wiseman.
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Lorain County
The
Dry Federation
Eaton Center
Church of Christ
Wiseman
Columbia
Red Cross Membership Drive Opens in Elyria and Lorain
The 1930 Red Cross membership drive began in Elyria and Lorain county with a dinner at the First Methodist Church. John Cramer urged a strong push as county leaders and workers heard reports from local officials and speakers about the Red Crosss nationwide relief role and drought challenges.
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American Red Cross
Elyria
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
John Cramer
The
Red Cross
A A. K. Webber
Worth A. Fauver
James A. Hewitt
Fern Smith
J. N. Stone
Oberlin
Don A. Baird
Howard Butler
Harvey Cheney
Cramer
Americas
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Weather Bureau
Fauver
Mother Stabs Daughter To Death In Sudden Frenzy
Bulletin from Zanesville reports Ruth Turner 30 stabbed her 5 year old daughter Ruth Evelyn to death in the early hours, then slashed her own throat. Police say the mother, whose husband was away, apparently became insane. she is not expected to survive.
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Zanesville
Ruth Turner
Ruth Evelyn
Akron Man 15 Killed by Watchman
Harold Smith a 25 year old rubber worker was shot and killed by night watchman Moris Schiff at the Goodyear site in Akron Ohio. Schiff was taken into custody and will be charged with murder.
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Akron
Harold Smith
Moris Schiff
Kiling
A. J. Roberts
Schiff
Roberts
Darwin Struckley
George Richter
Struckley
Smith
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Sawyerwood
Struckler
Richter
Lieut. Roberts
Clark Takes Oath as Ambassador to Mexico
Reuben Clark of Utah was sworn in as ambassador to Mexico at the state department. He will return to Salt Lake City on November 7 and depart soon after for Mexico City. The oath was administered by Percy Alvlen in the presence of Herschel Johnson, head of the division of Mexican affairs. Clark has been in Washington about a week consulting with Secretary Stimpson and other officials on duties of the post.
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Washington
Reuben Clark
Utah
Mexico
State Department
Salt Lake City
Mexico City
Percy Alvlen
Herschel Johnson
Clark
Stimson
Baltimore Debutante Weds Providence Heiress in Grand Ceremony
Anne Seddon Kinsolving daughter of Baltimore pastor marries John Nicholas Brown heir to a $340 million textile and foreign trade fortune at old St Pauls church. Guests include Washington Philadelphia New York Providence Newport and Boston society notables. Ceremony performed by the bride’s father Rev Arthur B Kinsolving with her brother assisting.
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Baltimore
Anne Seddon Kinsolving
Cabbells
John Nicholas Brown
Providence
Old St Paul’s Church
Society Register of
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Newport
Boston
Arthur B. Kinsolving
Arthur L. Kingolving
Wounded racketeer resumes role as "man nobody wants"
Jack Diamond, wounded racketeer at Poly technical hospital, resumes his old role as "The man nobody wants" after an anonymous bomb threat. The hospital board seeks his removal. police prefer learning the names of the assailants who shot him.
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New York
Jack Diamond
Polytelhnic Hospital
Diamond
Edward P. Mulrooney
Daring Robber Steals $1600 From Lima Bank
A robber at the Commercial Bank and Trust in Lima demanded money via note and displayed a bottle claimed to hold explosives. He escaped with 1600 dollars before police arrived, possibly aided by an accomplice in a waiting car. The burglary is described as one of Lima’s most daring crimes.
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Lima
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Ohio
Ig Lima
Lost Boy Found Alive In Canyon
Three year old Jackie Sullivan who had been missing since Thursday in the Round Mountain country near Tonopah was found alive in a canyon about seven miles from his father’s automobile. More than six hundred men with Indian guides and bloodhounds aided the search. Albert Happy Scurlock tracked the boy’s trail and located him pinned under a tree limb.
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Tonopah
New
Oct
Jackie Sullivan
Round Mountain Country
Albert
Happy
Scurlock
Jackie
Lions Back Of Confidence Week
The International Association of Lions clubs endorses a business confidence week starting Sunday to lift the nation from low business spirits. The drive aims to spur spending between 100 million and 290 million dollars nationwide, with Governor Myers Cooper praising the effort and urging wise spending.
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Lions
Columbus. O
International Association of Lions Clubs
Myers ¥_ Cooper
Cooper
Liena International
Judges to Announce Bird Coloring Contest Winners Monday
Judges delayed announcing bird coloring contest winners. They praised the flicker colorings and will unveil the results on Monday along with the bluebird image for next week’s contest.
Four Boys Receive Scout Honors at Court
The Lorain County Bay Scout Court of Honor held at the First Congregational Church last evening awarded merit badges to four boys. Earle Commissioner led, with E. L. Gates and other county Scouts in charge. W. M. Auld gave a closing talk. The ceremony featured a Scout camp reel and a list of honorees across numerous troops, detailing first and second class awards and key names.
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Lorain County Bay
First Congregational Church
Earle
E. L. Gates
Elyria
E. L. Shaffer
Lorain
Paul J. Goldthorpe
KR. H. Fauver
Franklin Jones
Wellington
Henry Bailey
Birmingham
Charles Belflore
Glen Church
Angelo Dublo
Robert Gott
Chris MacDermott
George Rodoserich
Charles Cook
Chester Cooley
Everett Holden
Truman Matcham
Ronald Wilbond
Jack Wood
Melvin Netkirk
Arnold Alexander
Kenneth Crooks
James Cullins
Fred Culp
Robert Fredericks
Tom Hallover
Fred Lehman
Ray McLaughlin
Sherwood Metcalf
Paul Miller
Kenneth Mitchell
Ralph Pomeroy
Willam Houle
Frank Woltz
Williiam Auld, Jr
Ted Foley
Lawrence Greene
Harry Foote
Davyid Goldthorpe
Billy Smith
Conrad Zatarern
Clarence Bidle
Grant Keyes
Anthony Joviika
Louis Tyukods
Edwin Berger
Earl Hiesser
James Nabaskouski
Donald Turner
Carl Block
M. Brackett
Carl Burkland
Alva Clarke
Edwin Day
Kenneth Jones
Adolph Kohlmyer
John Taggart
Walter Thomas
W. L. Andrews
G. Aschenbach
J. C. Brown
A Droscowski
H. Fuhrman
J. Giedlinski
Henry McGarvey
H. J. McVarney
F. Kowach
J. Smythe
A. C. Young
M. J. Ward
R. T. Ward
J. B. Wenzel
KR. Zink
Keith A. Haieo
Scotts
Chris MacDerott
Melvin Neikirk
A. Droscowski
Henry McGarver
H. J. McGarver
F. Kovach
J. E. Wenzel
R. Zink
R.T. Ward
Arthur Campbell
Robertredericks
Ted Foler
Noted economist argues Prohibition success and economic value
Washington October 1 Professor Irving Fisher Yale political economist said prohibition is more successful than the public believes and will grow. He claimed no economist doubts prohibition’s economic value with estimates ranging from three to ten billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Irving Fisher
Yale
National Grange
Fisher
Winter Storm Sweeps Great Lakes Region Near Lake State
Near freezing temperatures grip Ohio as snow falls across the Great Lakes area, with Cleveland at the center and readings around 32 degrees. Strong winds and a bitter chill affect massive areas from Wisconsin to Michigan, while Regina and Moose Jaw report multiple frost fatalities and lost travelers.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Cleveland
United
States
Chicago
Thomas Hartford
Regina
Sask
Dora Goranko
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Holland
Mich
Yscar
Coast Guardsinen
Lake Michigan
Beaver Dam
Wis
State University
Ripon College
Rocky Mountain
Hiker drinks carbolic acid dies in Oberlin
An Oshkosh hitchhiker identified as Chester O'Brien 25 to 40 drank carbolic acid at a Janby Oil filling station after seeking foot soaking relief. He died minutes later at Allen Memorial Hospital. Coroner Perry notes possible despondence from unemployment or homelessness.
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Oberlin, O
Oshkosh
Wis
Chester O'Brien
Agonr
Allen Memorial Hospital
Myles E. Perry
O’brien
Obly
O'Brien
Bert Hart
Hart
Frank Meeker
Lake Rest Fruit Farms
Allen Hospital
Perry
Sedzeman's
Meeker
Half Million Dollar Blaze at Centralia
An explosion of 20 oil stoves in a Centralia Illinois restaurant sparked a fire that damaged or destroyed several store buildings. Two firefighters were injured as the blaze threatened the business district before being stopped when it reached a fireproof bank building. The damage was pegged at 500990 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Centralia
Boy Killed In Crash Near Toledo
A 19 year old boy Charles Miers of Flint Michigan was killed in a hit-and-run crash near Perrysburg while his 21 year old brother in law Gordon Chappell of Flint was critically injured. The pair were en route to Defiance Ohio to visit relatives. The incident marks a sixth traffic fatality in three days near Toledo.
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Toledoo
Art
Toledo
Hey
Perrisburg
Charles Miers
Willam Myers
Flint
Mich
Gordon Chappell
Perryspure
Defiance
Crash Fatal To Notre Dame Senior
SOUTH BEND IND Oct 18 Robert P Driscoll Ithaca NY a senior at Notre Dame University was killed and three other students were injured when their car collided with another driven by Frank Justus of Grand Rapids Mich Justus shoulder was fractured The other students all suffered minor injuries James W Murray Batavia NY Thomas F Dunn Pittsburgh PA and Lee F Walsh Montclair NJ
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South Bend
Ind
Robert P. Driscoll
Ithaca
N. Y
Notre Dame University
Frank Justus
Grand Rapids
Mich
Justus
James W. Murray
Batavia
Thomas F. Dunn
Pittsburgh
Lee F. Walsh
Montclair
Beihl Acquitted in Monroe County Murder Trial
Ray Beihl 30 captain of Summerville baseball team was acquitted of second degree murder in the death of Joseph Reed 63 of Swazey. The defendant claimed self defense as Swazer fans crowded the courtroom to celebrate Bethl’s acquittal after he struck Reed with a bat following threats from a crowd.
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Woodsfield
Monroe County
Ray Beihl
Summerville
Joseph Reed
Bethl
Reed
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Akron Man
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Yegg
Teller
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Prorigition
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Centralia
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Ely
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