Redouble Hunt For Missing Robins In Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports Raymond Robins social and prohibition worker vanished en route to a lunch meeting with President Hoover. Two witnesses, W. W. Haupt and Mrs. W. Requa Bryant, placed him on State Street near Palmer House and State Adams area, heightening police and federal search across familiar districts.
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Chicago
Raymond Robins
Prohibition
Hoover
W. W. Haupt
Robins
W. Requa Bryant
State Street
Haupt
Police
Department of Justice
Palmer House
Governor sets dates for special state assembly session
Columbus Sept 10 The special session of the state general assembly will convene between September 20 and October 1 to cut salaries and government expenses. Governor George White announced approximate dates and will pick the exact day next week. A prepared program based on fact finding and cabinet input will be presented to lawmakers. The aim is to minimize session time with salary reductions as a major topic.
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Columbus
Ome General Assembly
George White
Gore Orphanage Road Drainage Structures Bid Notice
County commissioners advertise bids for drainage structures on Gore Orphanage road at an estimated cost of 791 dollars. The resolution, passed yesterday, marks the start of bids for construction in preparation for further improvement of the roadway.
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Gore Orphanage
Weather Cast Ohio
Ohio forecast calls for a fair night and Sunday with little change in temperature.
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Ohio
Governors Meet to Plan Farm Relief and Debt Moratorium
Governors and representatives from nine Midwest states met in Sioux City to craft a program aimed at ending low farm product prices. Proposals include a debt moratorium, currency inflation to ease payments, and an embargo without endorsing picketing. Milo Reno of the Farmers Holiday Association was awaited as tensions rose with increasing picketing activity and highway blockades reported on nearby routes.
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Sioux City
Midwest
Central America
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Germany Seeks Postponement of Debt Payments
Berlin reports the German government plans to ask Washington to delay the semi annual 33,000,000 mark payment due Sept 30 as arrears on U S Army of Occupation costs and other claims. Officials withhold announcement pending talks. a longer postponement may be sought and Germany may seek similar terms from other creditors, avoiding the term moratorium.
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Berlin
Washington
United States Army of Occupation
United States
Germany
Belgium
Fostoria Republican Leader Seeks Alimony in Divorce
Earl Ash of Fostoria, a noted Republican leader, answered a divorce action by asking the court for alimony. He stated his wife owns real estate valued at $40,000 jewelry worth $10,000 and other property.
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Tiffin
Earl Ash
Fostoria
Jury Commissioners to Receive $100 Per Annum
Lorain county's two jury commissioners will be paid $100 per year plus a $100 lump sum for the past year, a 300 percent raise. Judges A R Webber and W B Thompson, under new jury laws, authorized the increase and back pay, replacing the former $50 yearly stipends. Deputy County Auditor Arthur Giles noted the past year’s $50 regular payments also went to each commissioner.
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Lorain County
Common Pleas
AR. Webber
W. B Thompson
Arthur Giles
Railroads weigh wage cuts and a Coolidge dictatorship
Chicago September 10 railroads considered two proposals for economic reform a 20 percent wage cut and the possible appointment of Calvin Coolidge as a western roads dictator The wage cut would affect over a million salaries and likely take effect February 3 1933 arbitration was expected to accompany the plan while the other proposal urged a dictator with powers over railroad business similar to Will Hays and Kenesaw Mountain Landis Former President Coolidge was mentioned as a candidate with others including Sir Henry Thornton and Prof Winthrop Daniels of Yale University.
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Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
United Press
Western Railroad
Will Hays
Kenesawa Mountain Landis
Coolidge
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railroad
Winthrop M. Daniels
Yale University
Man Awaiting Murder Trial Found With Saws in Cell
Cleveland reporter notes 22 year old William Enzulus held in county jail after three saws were found in his cell while awaiting trial on first degree murder charges in the alleged killing of Detective John Buettner.
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Cleveland
William Enzulus
John Buettner
Police Break Up Meeting in Lorain Riot
Police broke up a Labor Defense meeting in Streater Park Lorain attended by about eight hundred people. I. O. Ford of Cleveland was arrested for addressing the rally without a permit. After his arrest Lawrence Pierce led chants to march on city hall and was arrested after police charged the crowd. Officers Reilly Meister and Hunker were injured, Pierce suffered a scalp wound.
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Lorain
International Labor Defense
Streater Park
I. O. Ford
Cleveland
Ford
Lawrence Pierce
10Th Street
Heid Avenue
City Hall
Pierce
Hugh Reilly
Fred Meister
C. M. Hunker
Six Parties File Ballot Nominations in Ohio November Vote
In Columbus on Sept 19 six parties will place candidates on the November ballot. Besides Democrats and Republicans, Prohibitionists, Socialists, Communists, and Socialist Labor filed petitions with Secretary of State Brown. Prohibitionists submitted 21,800 signatures from 50 counties with full ticket names listed. An extra column for independent candidates will appear in counties that qualified for independent petitions.
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Columbus
Brown
Prohibition
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Socialists
Communists
Socialist Labor
Larue Named Managing Editor of Cincinnati Enquirer
John W. Larue was named managing editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer today to succeed the late George McDowell. The appointment follows McDowell’s recent death, marking a leadership transition at the paper.
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Cincinnati, G
John W. Larue
The
Cincinnati Enquirer Today
George &. McDowell
Man charged with child stealing in county court
Raymond Morant, 21, son of a former Cleveland officer, faced charges of child stealing in Justice Joseph Petro's court. He and an infant bound over for grand jury, while a Cleveland diver searched a 60 foot quarry for the child said to be at Jaguay road. Detectives reported Morant pleaded not guilty and authorities warned murder charges could follow if the baby’s body is found.
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Raymond Morant
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Mora
Mildred Slaine
Jaguay Road
Columbia Township
Morant
Clarence Adams
Slaine
Sprague
Jaguay Roads
Lorain County
Explosion on Ferry Boat Stuns New York Crowd
Four investigations probe the deadly ferry explosion in the East River that killed 37 or more of the 150 aboard as warnings about overcrowding and unsafe practices surface. Officials cite possible dynamite while insurers and unions fault crowded conditions despite recent inspections. Coach Sam Willaman marks 20th wedding anniversary in Salem, Ohio, as his parents celebrate 50 years.
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New York
East River
Joan L. Crones
U. S. Steamboat Inspection Service
Ornamental Iron Workers Union
Harry Hires
Hires
Salem
Sam Willaman
Ohio State University
Willaman
Clement D. Willaman
Federal government ready to start building program
Washington September 10 The federal government is prepared to start its 200000000 public construction program to employ thousands this winter President Hoover, advised by Secretary Mills that funds are available for departmental construction projects under the relief act announced yesterday the program would be sped up He called on department heads for estimates and data on various projects.
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Washington
Hoover
Secretary of Treasury Mills
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Rise for First Time in Months
New York reports United States Steel's unfilled orders rose in August marking the first gain in 17 months. Forward business increased by 3,292 tons to 1,969,595 tons as of August 31 according to the company.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Local firm acquires Bailey Products Co of Detroit
£. M. Williams, president of Studebaker Chemical Co., announces the takeover of Bailey Products Co. of Detroit. The Detroit plant will be moved to this city with part relocating to the Studebaker Chemical plant on Vulcan street while another portion is placed in a storage building for now.
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Bailey Products Co
Elyria
M. Williams
Studebaker Chemical Co
Detroit
Williams
Om Vulcan Streat
Fall season shows gains in New York business sphere
New York September 10 business gains and worker recalls signal start of Fall season. Railcar loadings and electrical power use rise. Ford factories reopen in Detroit after three week shutdown. Textile sector strengthens as cooler weather boosts retail trade and consumer spending.
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New York
Ford
Rivar Rouge
Bell System
Augusti
Veterans converging on Portland to press veteran bonus
World war veterans flood Portland by land sea and air to defend disability payments and oppose cuts to 450 million dollars in disabled veterans appropriations. National committee leaders Taylor and Muller vow to defeat repeal efforts while Oregon officials resist bonus only for those proven in need.
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Portland
Ore
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee
Watson B. Muller
National Rehabilitation Committee of
The
American Legion
Congress
Taylor
National Convention
Wich
Oregon Department
Seneca Fouts
United Spanish War Veterans
Taxpayers League
Anti-Saloon League
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports another drop in bank closings with only nine suspensions last week the lowest since March. Washington notes lumber mills received orders rising in four weeks with production lagging by 67 percent for the week ending Sept 3. Omaha recalls 450 workers at four packing plants due to higher livestock receipts. Charlotte sees textile sector gains with mills placing large orders for equipment. Nashville reports J W Carter & Co shoe shipments surpass any week in its 34-year history. Louisville & Nashville Railroad recalls 668 workers to the car repair shop.
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New York
Washington
Lumber Manufacturers Association
Optimism High Among Elyria Industries Survey Shows Growth
A Chronicle Telegram survey of Elyria factory heads finds broad optimism about the outlook. Most report improving orders and inquiries, with several firms noting seasonal upticks and pockets of stronger activity in September, October, and November.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Colson Co
Fay Stocking Co
Fox Furnace Co
General Industries
Warshaw Chemical Co
S. Tool
Lattin Co
Perry-Fay Co
Pfaudler Co
Radiant Mills
Romeo Pump Company
Army
Navy
Ridge Tool Company
Steel and Tubes Inc
Telkor
Zimms Spring Co
Troxel Company
Lorain County to Accept Bank Bids for Next Year Deposits
County commissioners authorized bids be taken October 15 for county deposits next year. Seven banks participated previously and are expected to submit bids at varying interest rates for the county funds.
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Lorain
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