Hoover to Deliver Punchy Address Against Radicalism
President Hoover plans a forceful Madison Square Garden speech in New York with a two fisted warning against radicalism. He and advisers sharpen the attack on Roosevelt in the East while weighing a midwest swing to Indianapolis and Chicago before returning to New York.
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Washington
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
New York
Glenn
Mllinois
Ren. Fish
White House
Franklin D Roosevelt
Mid-West
Indianapolis
Chicago
California
Hoover re-election urged to stabilize economy says Hastings
Samuel M. Hastings, president of the Midwest Manufacturers Association, says only a Hoover victory can remove politics from policy and restore work, calling Roosevelt's economic ideas half baked in a Republican National Committee statement from Washington on October 25.
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Washington
Hoover
Samuel M. Hastings
Midwest Manufacturers Association
Republican National Committee
Hastings
Roosevelt
Funds Release Planned for Weak Ohio School Districts
The State Board of Control is expected to vote possibly Tuesday to release an additional 400000 dollars in state aid to weak districts for paying back salaries to teachers and other employees.
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Columbu
State Board of Control
No Republicans Attend Ridgeville Merling Meeting
Last night Ridgeville hosted a candidate event for voters to hear campaigns but no Republican candidates appeared. Democrats spoke while Republicans cited a prior Oberlin dinner and rally as the reason for missing. Over 209 people attended the Oberlin event.
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Ridgeville
Oberlin
Ohio Weather Forecast Rain Tonight And Warmer East
A weather bulletin for Ohio calls for rain tonight with warmer conditions in the eastern portion. On Wednesday a new round of rain is expected, followed by a drop in temperatures especially in the central and western portions.
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Ohio
East Portion
Central
West Portans
Political meetings today feature Seiberling speaking at Mrs Stevens home
Congress man Seiberling will speak at 2 15 this afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Stevens on Fifth street. This evening at 7 30 Hopkins former Cleveland city manager and Rose Moriarty address the Gates room of the Congregational church sponsored by the Republican Boosters club.
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Congressman Seiberling
Frank Stevens
Fifth Street
Cleveland
W. R. Hopkins
Rose Moriarty
Gates
Congregational Church
Repubican Boosters Club
Hoover asks tariff board to study rate hikes
President Hoover urged the Tariff Commission to quickly study increases for 16 dutiable groups to prewar levels to curb unemployment. He cited currency depreciation abroad and a petition by hundreds of economists warning high tariffs choke foreign trade. The request targets items from rugs to lumber and chemicals with a report due in short order.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
White House
Robert L. O'Brien
Commission
O'Brien
Department of Commerce
Bavarian Countship for sale trade offer in New York
Graf Anthony Adelar von Reigersberg, a Bavarian count by title, seeks to exchange his 500 year old title for a substantial American business position. He cannot sell the title but offers it by legal adoption with the prestige of Europe’s old nobility in return for a strong business role. The ad declares the title “for sale or trade.”
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New York
Anthony Adelar
Graf von Reigersberg
Graf
Europe
Tire damaged by rails on West Bridge street turn
G A Stout of Clyde reported to police that a car tire was damaged by rails while turning from Huron street to West Bridge street yesterday.
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Auto 15
G. A. Stout
Clyde, D
Huron Street
West Bridge Street
Women Republicans Honor Bettman and Ingalls Wives
Elyria gathering of the Women's Republican Club honored Mrs. Gilbert Bettman and Mrs. David S. Ingalls, wives of state candidates, at a Legion Home luncheon and rally. Speakers highlighted fiscal pruning, tariff reform, and support for Hoover with remarks from Medina leader Elsie Bennet Wilson and local club officers.
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Legion Home
Women's Repulican Club
Women's Republican Club of
Elyria
Gilbert Bettman
United States
David S. Ingalls
Ohio
Ingalls
A. C. Schilleman
Republican Women’s Club
M. E. Perry
Thatcher
Joseph Tracey
Harry Shaw
Ben Thomas
Clarence Dick
Walter Wright
J. W. Warden
S. C. Ward
Lorain County
Jack Flynn
Lawrence Webber
Tragic End in Pasadena Canyon Search
In Pasadena California a member of a search party for two lost hikers died after slipping into a deep canyon. Charles White of Monrovia fell to his death as rescuers later recovered his body. The hikers P R Lundy of Los Angeles and Libya Nelson of Arcadia were found about a mile apart and rescued by different teams.
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Pasadena
Calif
Charles White
Monrovia
P. R. Lundy
Los Angeles
Libya Nelson
Arcadia
Canyor
Small refunds issued to about 50 Lorain County taxpayers
Small refunds ranging from a few cents to several dollars are being made by Lorain County taxing authorities to about 50 taxpayers who paid a full year on personal and classified property tax. Alterations in valuations filed with the county auditor last month caused the adjustments. those who paid only half the year will pay the second half with adjustments. Total taxable personal and classified property in Lorain County is valued at 646,529 dollars. Classified and personal property tax is now being collected by County Treasurer N D Backus.
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Lorain County
N. D. Backus
Let Contract For Lorain Harbor Material Let Contract For Lorain Harbor Material
Contracts totaling over 3 million dollars for river and harbor work nationwide were announced by the war department. In Ohio the awards include Renwick B. Knox for dredging material at Lorain outer harbor and General Contracting Corporation for excavating a navigation channel at Baker Island Bar in Pool No Nine on the Ohio River near Wellsville.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Ohio
Renwick B. Knox
Duluth
Minn
Ledge Rock
Outer Harbor
Lorain Harbor
General Contracting Corporation
Pittsburgh
Baker Island Bar
Ohio River
Wellsville
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports show over seventy percent of banks with deposits of 100 million or more increased deposits in the quarter ending September 30. Pittsburgh notes polished plate glass production rose sharply in September, while business failures declined from the prior year. Reading Co. posts higher nine month income, and Atlas Powder Co. earnings for the third quarter reach 83 cents a share versus 36 cents last year.
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New York
Dow Jones & Co
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Manufacturers of America
Philadelphia
The
Reading Co
Wilmington, del
Atlas Powder Co
Elder steamer sinking fast as Coast Guard aids
The U S Coast Guard at Seattle reported the Elder, a Bureau of Fisheries vessel, was sinking rapidly with all hands abandoning ship. Cutter Albert rushed from Ketchikan while salvage boats from Prince Rupert were en route and not due for hours. In a separate note, committees reported Halloween plans advancing with Odd Fellows and Forty and Eight joining eight other lodges to sponsor the event on October 31.
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Seattle
Wash
U. S. Coast Guard
Elder
U. S. Government Bureau of Fisheries
Albert
Ketchikan
Prince Rupert
Odd Fellows
Roosevelt at Baltimore Tonight Amid Campaign Push
Governor Roosevelt continues his Southern and border-state tour aboard the Roosevelt Special en route to Baltimore for a rally. He plans stops in Raleigh and Richmond before arriving in Washington and Baltimore, avoiding direct discussion of prohibition beyond brief remarks in Pittsburgh and St Louis.
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Baltimore
Aipi
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Solid South
Raleigh
Richmond At & Po
Washington
Armory
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Lows
St Louis
Southland
Hyde
Mississippi River
Ohio Pays 61 Million Dollars Annually To West Virginia For Natural Gas Supply
The United States Bureau of Mines reports Ohio residents pay about 61 million dollars each year to West Virginia for natural gas. The gas value at wells is 18.9 cents per 1 000 feet while the average Ohio consumer price is 63.1 cents. West Virginia and Louisiana lead as gas exporters. Ohio gas is valued at 17.1 cents at the wells and 669 cents delivered. Gas use declined last year though prices stayed nearly level.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Louisiana
Garner Strikes Back at Hoover in Finance Charge
Washington reports say Democratic vice presidential candidate Garner attacked President Hoover over government finances. He claimed the Hoover administration raised costs by 1.2137 billion dollars in two years and cited total expenditures of 2.71 billion for the year ending June 30, 1930 and 3.9941 billion for June 20, 1932, arguing Hoover cannot justify his record.
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Washington
Garner
Hoover
Detroit
Sixth Ward Council Seat. Rankin Favored by Electors
Council meets to elect a Sixth Ward representative after Charles Snoble resigns. C E Rankin, with over 400 petitions backing him, is favored by several council members though some criticize his recent attacks on city methods. Other names mentioned include Howard Roe and James Brown.
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W. H. van Oster
Chronicle-Telegram
C. E. Rankin
Lake Ave
Rankin
Paul Wainwright
Sartor
Charles Sartor
Charles J. Snoble
Howard Roe
James Brown
Democrats 10 Hear Former State Chairman
Thomas E. Dye, former state chairman of the Democratic party, will speak at the Democratic headquarters in the Sharp block on Broad street tomorrow night at 8 p.m. D. W. Saward, county executive chair, announced the program. An October 31 meeting will feature Don H. Harter, Martin L. Davey, and FP Dunkle at the same headquarters.
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Thomas E. Dye
Democratic Party
P.m
D. W. Saward
Don H. Harter
Fourteenth
Martin L. Davey
Dunkle
George White
Believe Robins Murdered By Enemies
Chicago authorities and friends believe Raymond Robins, the social worker who disappeared en route to a Hoover engagement on September 3, was murdered by unknown enemies. Salmon Levinson, a Chicago attorney and Robins’ close friend, said relatives are convinced he met death, noting Robins left his baggage in order and had visited Levinson in Maine before vanishing after leaving a New York club for Washington, D. C.
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Chicago
Raymond Robins
Hoover
Salmon O. Levinson
Robins
Levinson
Maine
New York
Washington, D. C
Borah
Idaho
Jury Stands 10 2 For Conviction Of Pastor
Muskogee Oklahoma October 25 The jury in the case of Reverend S A Berrie charged in the alleged poison death of his first wife stood 10 to 2 for conviction at 11 am after 17 hours of deliberation Judge Crump warned he would dismiss the jury if still deadlocked at 6 pm
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Muskogee
Okla
S. A. Berrie
W. J. Crump
Lindberghs Name Second Son
New York dated October 25 reports Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh have named their second son Jon Morrow Lindbergh. The birth followed six months after the kidnapping and death of Charles Augustus Jr with secrecy surrounding details prior to the announcement.
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New York
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gard
Charles Augustus, Jr
Lindberghs
Jon
Lindbergh
Morrow
Mindoro Bank Robbery Fugitives Wounded and Captured
Four men attempted a band robbery at Mindoro State Bank fled after a pistol battle across two counties. Two suspects were wounded and captured at Black River Falls by Sheriff Carl M Anderson and deputies after escaping from La Crosse County.
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Mindoro
Wis
Black River Falls
Carl M. Anderson
la Crosse County
Scarlet fever situation discussed by Ely School parents
Parents at Ely School met with school and health officials to review scarlet fever control, with Dr French stating the disease is under control. It was noted no new cases since last Tuesday, closures discussed but not favored, and immunization debated while several cases at Ely and Hamilton schools show easing as quarantines end. Police recovered a stolen car linked to Joseph Dudley, with the vehicle found on Eprace Street.
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Ely
G. E. French
Board of Education
Hamilton
Quarentine
Hamilton School
Joseph Dudley
Medina
Oberlin
Eprace Street
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Mrs. Ingalls
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