Pickrel Named Lieutenant Governor in Ohio Action
Columbus April 7 Governor Donahey announced William C. Pickrel Dayton attorney as lieutenant governor succeeding Earle J. Bloom. Appointment takes effect April 14 when Bloom becomes state director of commerce replacing Lacher of Cleveland. Zimmerman had been asked to appoint his son Charles B Zimmerman for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPRE
Vic Donahey
William C. Pickrel
Dayton
Earle J. Bloom
Bowling Green
Bloont
Commerce
Cus Lacher
Cleveland
United States
Frank B. Wilk Pickrel
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
Zimmerman
Charles B. Zimmerman
Cold Weather Forecast Dominates Midwest Paraders
A harsh cold front was forecast to sweep the Midwest with rain and snow across Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Michigan and the Dakotas. Temperatures will stay below freezing in parts while a warming trend is expected by late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickrel
Hays Bern Insinder
Widwest
Reminatios
Netion
Hin
Abraska
Minnesota
Leieutenant
Towa
Ion ‘Erner
Jandelegraph
Nebraska
Jand
Nebrag Vnka
Michigan
Ohio
Dakotas
Missouri
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Lakes State
Farm Bloc Informed Coolidge Will Veto McNary-Haugen Bill
Farm Bloc leaders were told privately that President Coolidge will veto the McNary-Haugen measure. He objects to the equalization fee and doubts signing if passed. McNary met Southern Democrats to push clarifying amendments on the cotton provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
Washington
U.P
Senate
Congress
White House
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Convict Klan Official Blames Evans for Corruption Clash
New York April 7 The New York Evening World reports D C Stephenson testified that Dr Hiram Evans schemed to oust William J Simmons founder of the Klan. Stephenson described church burnings floggings and traps using immoral women to displace rivals and claimed Evans backed bootleggers while he protected liquor shipments. He said Evans framed him in the Oberholtzer case and that the Klan under Evans took in substantial membership dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Evening World Today
D.C. Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Hiram Evans
William J. Simmons
Evans
Biz
Nettie
Simeon
Ohio
Stephen
Chicago
Eleagh
Indiana Klan
Oberholtzer
Ku Klux Iklan
Choice of PlO seat for lieutenant governor election
The document notes a candidate may file by August 1 for the lieutenant governor nomination to fill the remainder of the term ending January 14, 1422. Mikrewu Leht Gile seeks both the short term and the two year term, with strategy depending on filing for only the longer race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenan
Miekrewu Leht Gile
Weather Forecast Fair for First Half
Weather forecast for next week calls for fair conditions in the Ohio valley during the first half of the week, with showers possible Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures start cold early in the week and rise gradually afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Automatic airplane control device to be shown in Cleveland
Otto W. Greene of Elyria, an engineer, designs an automatic control device for airplanes and will exhibit the URI A model before the Cleveland Engineering Society on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Otto W. Greene
Elyria
Cleveland Engineering Society
Big Stills Seized in Prohibition Raid
SELSONVILLE April 1 Two stills one valued at 9 dollars and one of 30 gallon capacity, three and a half barrels of smash, and four gallons of whisky were seized by state prohibition officers during a raid at No 4 mine at Buchtst Thursday night. Inspector H A Sines and aides I C Yates and Albert Yates reported being fired on by lookouts, but the raiders returned fire. Several men were working the stills and escaped before officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsonville
Prohibition
Buchtst
H. A. Sines
I. C. Yates
Albert Yates
Forc
Treaty Against War To Be Sent By U S
Washington April 7 State Department officials disclosed the United States will formally submit a multilateral war renunciation treaty to Great Britain Germany Italy and Japan in a few days An agreement with France already nearly reached and Briand reservations do not require changes to the Kellogg Briand formula as learned by American officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
State Department
France
Kellogg
Briand
iFrance
Coal Quizz to Be Carried to Very Close
Washington April 7 A list of witnesses has been prepared to be carried to Senate on investigation to May 20 when congressional leaders are to adjourn. Chairman Watson of the committee announced the hearings will begin Monday with witnesses heard daily. Governor Fisher of Pennsylvania is expected to testify next week though no official notice has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witnes Sca I Deen
Senite Scont
Watson
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Hoover Campaign Managers Face New Difficulty
Secretary of Commerce Hoover's campaign managers faced a new political challenge as Senator Goff moved to see West Virginia's 19 delegates. Hoover supporters view the act as another maneuver by the senatorial favorite son group opposing Hoover's candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis Left No Will Widow Applies as Administratrix
In Delaware probate court Mrs. Allie D. Willis, widow of the late Senator Frank B. Willis, filed for appointment as administratrix of his estate, confirming there was no will. Appraisement has not yet been filed. Detectives pursue identification of a Swirsky gem robbery suspect linked to Detroit transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Frank B. Willis
Allie D. Willis
Willis
Cleveland
Frank Story
Detroit
Jheta
Swirsky Brothers
Chubb Elected To Vice Presidency At Ohio College Meet
Dr Vivien Small president of Lake Erie College was named president of the Ohio College Association at the closing session of the thirty seventh annual meeting. Other officers include Dean Edwin Watts Chubb of Ohio University as vice president, A Py Boavelet of Otterbein College as secretary, and Professor John C Blankenagle of Ohio Wesleyan University as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vivien Small
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio College Association
Edwin Watts
Chubb
Ohio University
Athens
A. Py. Boavelet
Otterbein College
Secreary
John C. Blankenagel
Ohio Wesleyan University
OB. E. Ps. Ryan
Oho Jollegea Association
EB. B. Bryan
Association
Ohio
Child Drowns? Dead New Philadelphia Girl
Mary Weller aged 22 daughter of Jacob Weller collapsed and died last night in front of her home New Philadelphia cause believed heart disease doctors said she had a history of heart issues and was recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droys
New
Philadelphia
Tur
Mary Weller
Jacob Weller
Canadian booze rings 10 meet more fighters
Cleveland becomes a key base in a federal offensive against rum runners. A fleet from New Jersey, amphibian planes and fast boats will assist coast guard units to disrupt illicit operations on Lake Erie with Arthur P. Venton guiding patrols from a Cleveland center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Cleveland
Luke- Erie
Prohibition
Cystems
Coast Guard
Donahey Asked to Investigate Compensations
Cleveland April 7. The Cuyahoga County club calls for Cav A V Gun Jahay to order an inquiry into alleged laxity and delays by the Ohio industrial commission enforcing the workmen's compensation laws. Two months of investigation found procrastination in handling cases self insured by employers and those by the state insurance fund, with delays up to two years from claimant filing to execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Industrial Commission
Cav. A
Cuyahoga County Club
Bandit leader freed at prison gates arrested again
Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus reports bandit gangs leader Joseph Muzzio alias Cowboy Hill who had served five years was released at the gates and immediately arrested by Fulton county Sheriff Hal Dunbar on a Delta bank robbery charge from 1920. He is to be taken to Wauseon for arraignment as the Denville Hill gang ties loom in northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Toseph Muzzio
Cowboy Hill
Hal Dunbar
Fulton County
Dunbar
Muzzio
Delta
Wauseon
Hil
Dennison-Hill
Ohio
Census Echo Patrol Boat For Lake Columbus
April 7 report notes purchase of a speed patrol boat with life saving devices and firefighting apparatus for lake use. Ohio Buckeye Lake indictments include four felonies and two misdemeanors approved by the advisory board. Mrs Florence Knapp of Canton involved in juvenile case. a runaway youth was held after a police incident at Medalle detention home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Florence E. State
U.ph Johns
Knapp
Thomas
Canton
George
Medalle
Ite
Jher
Shipping firms charged under Sherman Act in Cleveland
Twenty shipping companies face federal injunctions, nineteen based in Cleveland, accused of fixing opening dates and shipping rates. The case cites evidence from H B Teegarden and is handled by A F Bernsteen and Gernsteen, seeking a permanent restraining order. A separate Los Angeles report notes thief stole 136000 in negotiable securities from Wallace Beery studio dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
SPAR
A. F
Bernsteen
U. & District Attorney
Gernsteen
H. B. Teegarden
Imperial
Wallace Beery
OS Angeles
Cal
Wallace Beejors
Bids for Highway Work To Be Opened
The Ohio state highway department will open bids on Friday April 20 for next state projects. Awards on last week’s bids were delayed until Monday. One contract covers relocation and construction of the Ohin river road on Route 7% in Barland Jefferson County for over a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Schlesinger
Ohin River
Barland
Jefferson County
Compromise Plan Ties Merchant Marine Bill To Loans
Washington April 7 The House merchant marine committee approved a compromise measure to aid private operators building an American merchant fleet. The bill amends the Jones act by requiring five of seven Shipping Board members for ship size, raises government construction loans, increases loan leverage from two thirds to three quarters, extends mail contracts to twelve years, and raises pay for the merchant marine naval reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Oncome Promise
Jones
Senate
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Naval Reserve
Abstracts for property abutting proposed scenic highway
Logan April 7 Staff Special abstracts of titles to property along the planned scenic highway in Western Hocking County are being prepared by JL W Calvin of McArthur. Six sections extend from the Vinton county line to South Bloomingville with property along the route examined. Calvin recently completed abstracts for three sections in Winloo County and is father of Harley Calvin, county engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
JL. W. Calin. McArthur
Vinton County
Bloomingville
Calvin
Winloo County
Tie
Harley Calvin
Ainton
Husband Held After Wife's Death In Kent
In Kent on April 1 T Mrs Josephine Madison age 48 was found beaten to death with an axe at her home. Her husband William Madison 50 a railroad car repairman was arrested on suspicion of murder amid claims of a jealous feud. Police said they had been estranged and Madison had threatened to kill her. He later went to his brother Oscar's home and told family members he believed he had killed her. He was taken to the mortuary to view the body with little emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Josephine Madison
William Madison
Felice
Madison
Floyd Sheets
Mrs. Madison
Maison
Blis, Norton
Oscar
Josephin Madison
Homicide Verdict in Death of Clarence Mather
Mt Vernon dispatch reports coroner L farmer rendered a homicide verdict in the death of Clarence W. Mather an Alliance auto dealer whose charred body was found in a burning car near Mt Vernon. The inquest record noted threats of self harm related to financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
L. Farmer
Clarence W. Mather
AlHance
C. G. Sircam
Knox County
Mather
Two Bandits Shot by Police in Mt Vernon Gun Battle
In Mt Vernon two bandits were shot by police and railroad detectives after a night confrontation. The attackers, arriving on a freight train from Columbus, allegedly tried to rob a restaurant. Ward Johnson of Pittsfield Pa was killed, while Ralph Rockerson of Warren Ohio was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY. Vernon
Pennsylvania
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Ward Johnson
Pittsfield
Ralph Rockerson
Warren
Charred Bodies Found In Ruins Of Shanty Farm Homicide
In Wayne township New Castle Pennsylvania charred bodies of Charles Johns and his son George were found in the ruins of their shanty on John Newtons farm neighbors reported the shack burned last night no one searched until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
U.P
Charles Johns
George
John Newton
Wayne Township
Dickinsons Farm Vote Forecast Shapes 1932 Race
Rep Dickinson argues West and Central farm strength will decide the election. He claims Lowden can win with 322 electoral votes while Smith would reach 209 and Hoover 204, outlining state-by-state paths and noting gains in the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dickinson
Franke ¢. Lowden
Mlinoiz
al Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
House Farm
Lowden
Dickingon
Lowdon Agaist
Smith
Hoover
Middle West
Lewden
Dithkinson
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Mississippi Valley
Anhels
Inodiana
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Jihe
Newton
Repub
Lican
Minnesota
New Mexico
60 Witnesses Called In Trial of Sinclair
The government subpoenas more than 60 witnesses for the Harry F. Sinclair conspiracy trial opening Monday. Figures mentioned include Theodore Roosevelt former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and other noted figures from political dramas. The case seeks to convict Sinclair of defrauding the government over Teapot Dome related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry M. Daugherty
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert Fall
Intervior
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Sinclair
Athens Messenger offers booklet on bleeds of dogs
A torn notice promises readers a government booklet about dog lore and related topics. It mentions a small fee, stamps, and postage details, directing requests to Frederic J. Franklin, Director Information, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
ITA
Pontaga
Frederic J. Fankin
Directo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl D. Bloom
Donahey
Miami Age
Jackson
Ife
Mianmi
Cincinnati Law School
Middlewestern
Snow
Klan
Simmons
D. C. Stephenson
Big Stills
PAC
U. S
England
Senator Watson
A. Walker
Wallker
One
Uncle Sam
Oi Guard
Voram
Jersey
Alay
Lewis
Ohio Miners’ Union
Hall
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lee Hall
Ithe “P. & 0
United Mine Workers
Joseph Muzzio
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
John M. Willys
Lima
Thomas Murphy
J. F. Murphy
Bucyrus
Vinton
Hocking
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Gap and Light Company
Iowa
Solon
West and Central States
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!