Governor Seeks Economy Program in Ohio Legislature
Ohio Governor George White opened the third extraordinary session by urging broad economy to balance budgets for the coming biennium. He stressed shared sacrifice, proposed salary reductions, and warned revenues will be lower in 1932 and 1934. He called for local-cut strategies, noting most tax money funds local government and must be trimmed accordingly.
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Columbus
George White
House of Representatives
Ohio
General Assembly
Publc
The Weather Forecast Ohio Showers Tonight and Wednesday
Ohio forecasters predict showers tonight ending by Wednesday morning with cooler conditions, especially in the extreme west portion tonight.
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Ohio
Hurricane roars ashore in San Juan Puerto Rico
A powerful hurricane battered San Juan with winds over 120 miles per hour. Streets were torn by four hours of gale force winds causing heavy damage and feared casualties. Navy reports the storm center near San Juan and coast guard noted about 100 mph winds near the center. No casualty figures released yet.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
U.R
Antilles
Washington
U.P
Puerto Rico
Navy
Naval Communications
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Earthquake in Macedonia and Chalcidice Claims 120 Lives
Athens dispatch reports at least 120 persons killed and many injured by a strong earthquake in Macedonia and Chalcidice. Most victims were residents of the villages Teriosos and Stratoniki, according to early wire reports.
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Athens
U. P
Macedonia
Chalcidice
Teriossos
Stratoniki
Georgian Named To Tariff Board
Washington September 27. President Hoover announced the appointment of Rep. Charles R. Crisp Democrat of Georgia as a member of the U S Tariff Commission to succeed the late Lincoln Dixon of Indiana.
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Washington
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
U. S. Tariff Commission
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
Hoover
Kidnaped gypsy princess sparks tribal warfare near Toledo
Four gipsies seized Alice Marks, 16, as Joseph Marks and family drove from Detroit to Toledo. The abduction occurred three miles west of Toledo while the family, en route to help son Prince Thomas, faced armed bandits demanding ransom. Authorities noted the crisis had activated tensions among roaming tribes.
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Toledo
Alice Marks
Joseph Marks
The
Gipsies
Detroit
Elizabeth
Steven
Alice
Prince Thomas
Joseph
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports Remington Rand raises factory payrolls 50 percent and recalls over 3,000 workers. Cleveland notes Steel magazine cites industry strength with operations up to 17 percent. Washington records record lumber orders in four weeks per National Lumber Manufacturers. Fall River shows American Printing Co expanding after strong orders. Philadelphia posts Reading Co eight month net of 6.17 million. August net 1.07 million. Jackson, Michigan plans Reynolds Spring Co to rehire 800 by mid October. Boston notes improved New England business, especially textiles and shoes.
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Cleveland
Iron and Steel
Steel
Brookhart Heads Iowa Third Party Campaign
Iowa moves toward a third party bid as Senator Smith W Brookhart enters the senatorial race as a Progressive nominee. The insurgent Republican attracted many Republican voters and shocked national campaign plans as Democrats hoped he would back Roosevelt. Brookhart won 146000 votes in the GOP primary to Henry Field's 197090.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Progressive League
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Richard Washburn Child
Republicans For Roosevelt League
Washington
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Henry Field
Senate
Edison School Opens with 228 Enrollees in Elyria Outgoing
Elyria public schools opened fully for the year with Edison School starting yesterday. Enrollment on opening day reached 228, 28 above estimates, including 35 in kindergarten and 193 in grades. Six grades are housed at the new building, and overall counts show a small rise from last year.
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Elyria
Edison
County Employees to Testify at Maschke Trial
In Cleveland on September 27, county treasury workers were to testify for the state in the embezzlement case against Maurice Maschke a veteran Republican leader and five co defendants. Thirteen treasury employees were subpoenaed to describe office divisions and systems used as the trial before three en banc judges proceeded. Defendants include Alex Bernstein former chief deputy treasurer Charles Bernstein Herman Finkle Beckerman and Herman Felsman all Republicans.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County Treasury
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Homer G. Powell
Common Pleas Court
John P. Dempsey
Virgil J. Terrell
P. L. A. Lieghley
Maschke
Alex Bernstein
Charles Bernstein
Herman H. Finkle
Beckerman
Herman H. Felsman
Set Dates For Court Terms
The 1933 court term dates were announced by Miss Mabel Marsh Clerk of Courts. Common Pleas Court sits January 4 April 3 and September 11 while Court of Appeals convenes April 17 and September 18.
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Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Mabel Marsh, iClerk
Courts
Coolidge may lead nonpartisan rail rate reform commission
New York Sept 27 Calvin Coolidge reportedly plans to return to public life to head a broad, nonpartisan commission aimed at stabilizing credit and easing railroad rate increases. The panel would survey and push legislation to deter confiscation of property and protect life savings tied to railroad securities, with members including Alfred E Smith Bernard Baruch Clarke Howell Alexander Legge.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Bernard M. Baruch
Clarke Howell
Alexander Legge
Northern Pacific Railroad
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Theen
Local Gridder Seriously Hurt in Sunday Football Game
Alex Malik of 114 Irondale Street sustained a ruptured kidney during the Meruries versus Amherst Ex-Hy’s game at Jefferson Field. He was hospitalized in Elyria Memorial in improved condition after being taken from the field in the final quarter. Initial reports underestimated the severity, later confirmed by Dr. N H J Austin.
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Jefferson Field
Alex Malik
Irondale Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Malik
Amherst
NH. J Austin
Van Orman Wins Balloon Race From Basle to Kovno
Basle Switzerland Sept 27 U P Ward T Van Orman veteran American balloonist today won the James Gordon Bennett cup international balloon race completing a Basle to KovnoLithuania flight of about 900 miles arriving at 830 A M He landed as the last reported balloon the Navy balloon FT8 near Wasynle Vilna at 10 A M The United States secures permanent possession of the cup while Lt Commander T G W Settle and Alfred Bushnell were reported in good condition.
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Basle
Switzerland
U.P
Ward T. van. Orman
Kovno
Lithuania
van Orman
Navy
Wasynle
Vilna
Keyne
United States
T. G. W. Settle
Alfred Bushnell
Prohibition clash in Cincinnati senate debate between Bulkley Bettman
In Cincinnati on September 27 1930 Senator Robert J Bulkley of Cleveland and Republican Gil bert Bettman clashed in a fierce audience backed debate on repealing the 18th Amendment. Both used sharp personal attacks with Bulkley urging repeal and Bettman arguing for a quicker more defined path to repeal. Bettman asserted his party favors repeal with congressional power while Bulkley insisted repeal is inevitable.
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Cincinnati
Qhig
United States Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Gilbert Bettman
Emery
Bulkley
Bettman
Wag
Radio
Talkies
Supreme Court
Congress
Bulkley Demands Apology From Bettman
In Cincinnati Ohio Senator Robert J Bulkley demanded an apology from Ohio Attorney General and GOP hopeful Gilbert Bettman for saying he ran out during a beer bill vote. Bulkley called Bettman speech in Cleveland Sept 10 a contemptible innuendo and said his prior engagement and a paired vote with a Utah senator ensured his absence did not affect the outcome.
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Gincinnati
Robert J. Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Bulkley
Senate
Burkley
Bettman
Cleveland
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Ciry
Utah
World Series Party At Chronicle-Telegram
World Series fans can hear a play by play at the Chronicle-Telegram World Series party in front of the newspaper office on Second Street. A radio setup from Day's Music Store will broadcast the game live from Yankee Stadium with Tom Manning and Hal Totten, while Graham McNamee provides preliminary descriptions. Seats will be ready when the umpire says play ball. game time is 1:30 PM.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Tom Manning
WTAM
Hal Totten
Chicago
Graham McNamee
NBC Sports
Ump
New York i
Bomb wrecks Judge Thayer home injuring wife in Worcester
The home of Superior Judge Webster Thayer in Worcester Massachusetts was bombed injuring Mrs Thayer and shattering the house. Thayer was thrown from bed but unharmed while maid Joan Ashe was treated at Worcester City Hospital after the blast. Neighbors also fled as a garage and barn were leveled and windows shattered. The blast, believed to be caused by a bomb placed under a rear piazza, followed Thayer s sentencing of Sacco and Vanzetti five years earlier.
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Worcester
Mass
Webster Thayer
West Side
Massachuchusetts
Thayer
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nicola Saces
Joan Ashe
Worcester City Hospital
Bedr
Rober Merrill
Hoover Seeks Postponement Of Railroad Wage Talks
President Hoover proposed delaying railroad labor wage cut negotiations until after January. Road executives and labor leaders discussed the idea in Washington, hoping improved conditions by year’s start might avert drastic cuts. Secretary Doak said Hoover favored negotiations based on mutual circumstances after the first of the year.
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Washington
Hoover
Doak
Republic Steel Lifts Massillon Plant Output
Republic Steel Corporation raised ingot production at its Massillon ovenhearth plant to about 25 percent of capacity, roughly double the prior rate, announced today in Youngstown Ohio.
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Republic Steel
Youngstown, O
Republic Steel Corporation
Massillon Ovenhearth
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Norris
N.E
Tariff Board
Remington Rand, Inc
James H. Rand, Jr
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River
American Printing Co
Philadelphia
Reading Co
Jackson, Mich
Reynolds Spring Co
Charles G. Munn
Boston
New England
New England Council
Movement For Third Party
Owa
Progressive’’ Party
Goolidge
New Legion
Louis 4. Johnson
American Legion
O. R. Hamrick
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bulkley and
Vanzetti
Sacco
Telega
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