Cotton-seed ham sandwich steals show at chemist meeting
United Press reports Dr. David Wesson unveils a cotton-seed ham sandwich concept at the American Chemical Society convention in Atlanta. He cites high protein content from cotton seed and plans for a plant to produce cotton-seed meat products, including potential frankfurters, as a farm relief and value booster for the cotton crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wesson
Atlanta
American Chemical Society
Doctor Wesson
Wesson
New Orleans
Bandits In Junction City Bank Robbery Sentenced
Three of four bandits who robbed the Junction City Bank of 6800 on March 17 received minimum 20 year terms in Ohio State Penitentiary. Chester Price London Lawrence Bucher Jeffersonville and Henry Dodson Columbus pleaded guilty. Frank Dodson Columbus got an indeterminate Mansfield Reformatory term. Judge Price cited leniency for not firing when trapped by a posse.
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New Lexington
Junction City
Ohio State Penitentiary
Common Pleas
T. D. Price
Chester Price
London
Lawrence Bucher
Jeffersonville
Henry Dodson
Columbus
Frank Dodson
Henry
Mansfield Reformatory
Price
Rival Papers Rift Over $800000 Loans
Elyria April 8. Samuel Horwitz, president of the Highway Construction Company, and R. C. Hoiles of The Lorain Times-Herald faced hard words as Horwitz explained loans totaling $800000 to The Lorain Journal, an opposition newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.P
Samuel Horwitz
Lorain Times-Herland
Horwitz
Lorain Journal
Tie broken on the golf course for Schuyler treasurer
Joseph M. Rogers and K. J. Folda settled an election tie in a 36 hole match Folda won 9 up with 7 to play to take the office of city treasurer in Schuyler Nebraska April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler, Neb
Joseph M. Rogers
K. J. Folda
Folda
Athens Voters Split on Prohibition Amendment Support
In an incomplete Literary Digest poll, 219 Athens residents favor enforcement of the Prohibition Amendment while 109 support modification and 90 favor repeal. The tally totals 419 Athens votes with figures from nearby cities showing varied enforcement, modification, and repeal results.
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Athens
Literary Digest
The
Messenger
New York
Ohio
Charleston
Huntington
Lima
Gary
Ind
Carrie Nation of Texas Freed From Jail Threatens Grand Jury Show
Beulah Allred, known as the Carrie Nation of the Texas Panhandle, was freed from jail after charges of transporting and possessing liquor were dropped. She vowed to collect funds to buy liquor and bootleg whisky for a grand jury, promising to display it on Pampa Main Street.
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Carrie Nation
Texas
tJis
Beulah Allred
Pampa
Tex
U.R
Eevery Pampa
Texas Panhandel
Jake
Miss Allred
Miss Abred
Downs
Branding Calves On Hearst Ranch Laguna Section
Hearst Ranch in San Simeon California prepares to brand dehorn and vaccinate about two thousand five hundred calves today. Cattle are gathered across Laguna’s three hundred thousand acres as cow ponies traverse wild oat covered hills while calves bawl and mothers bellow in the pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Ranch
San Simeon
Calif
Laguna
Calves in Corral Entertain Undisturbed Herd
Inside a corral, several hundred calves bawl without pause while their mothers wait outside the fence and call out. A heavy headed bull watches, indifferent, resembling a detached father figure.
The corral calves go through branding and tagging before slaughter
Within that corral the horns are removed and caustic applied to prevent resprouting. Each animal is branded on hip and shoulder and vaccinated with extra treatment for bull calves. They are sad animals but their educational troubles end once they meet the butchers, a painless encounter.
Ranch vaccination saves calves from long disease
A. F. Parks, manager of the big ranch, says vaccination does not hurt calves much and prevents long suffering. He notes calves would bawl anyway, simply afraid to be caught, but the dipping and vaccination save them from persistent ticks and potential death in the long run.
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A. F. Parks
Delta Tau Delta Abolishes Hell Week At Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta members on the Ohio University campus voted to end the three day Hell Week initiation period. The national fraternity becomes the first to scrap the practice on campus with constructive work replacing horseplay. Alpha Delta Pi and Zeta Tau Alpha sororities implement a Courtesy Week during initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio University
Ohio
Alpha Delta Beta
Paul Reed
Alpha Delta Pi
Zeta Tau Alpha
Fugitive Harry McLean Eludes Guards After Escape
Fifteen guards at Warrensville workhouse resumed a search at daybreak for Harry Mc Lean an 86 year old Michigan for ger who broke away from the prison yesterday and vanished into a nearby swamp as authorities widened the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Cleveland
Warrensville
Harry McLean
Michigan
Attack on Farm Bureau by Northeastern Feed Dealers
The Northeastern Feed Dealers Association accused the Mahoning County Farm Bureau of being a competitive commercial organization at a conference with the Mahoning County Commissioners. They charged county funds and the county farm agent’s salary subsidize Farm Bureau activities, a claim the commissioners said they would investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U P
Mahoning County Farm Bureau
Northeastern Feed Dealers Association
Mahoning County
Canfield
Farm Bureau
Gunplay Spurs Illinois Primary Disorder
Illinois primary opened with an attempted alderman kidnapping and gunfire that injured 55 year old George Rudolph. Seven men with pistols surrounded the car carrying Alderman Sheldon W. Govier, a Democratic committeeman candidate in the Seventh Ward, but police intervened and captured three suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
George Rudolph
Illinois
Pilsto!s
Sheldon W. Govier
Seventh Ward
Gandhi Praised as Idol by Masses in Aat Salt Rebellion Visit
In Aat the Gandhi visit drew about three thousand followers from nearby villages. He urged defiance of British salt taxes while crowds cheered and offered flowers coins and Salt symbols. Police took no action as rebels gathered salt and celebrated the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
Bombay
India
U.R
Mahatma Gandhi
Aat
Mahatma
Darrow Brookhart Prohibition Debate In Columbus
Prohibition foes brace for a fiery exchange as Clarence Darrow of Chicago faces Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa in a Columbus debate tonight. The event centers on the partisan debate over national alcohol policy and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Smith W. Brookhart
Lowa
Legion ruling orders veteran on county relief panel
Attorney General Bettman ruled that a member of the American Legion must be appointed as one of the members of the County Soldier's Relief Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Columbus
U.R
Bettman
American Legion
Soldier's Relief Commission
Ohio State Star Fessler Refuses Hollywood Film
Wesley Fessler, Ohio State All American, declined a Warner Brothers all talkie film offer to preserve his eligibility in the Western Conference. The contract proposed $1,000 for a football picture in Hollywood on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Columbus
U.P
Wesley Fessler
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Fesler
County to test 5 percent Jerusalem Road assessment
Columbus April 8 The Lucas County Commissioners yesterday imposed a five per cent assessment on abutting property owners for the Jerusalem Road improvement. Edwin J. Bath head of the Ohio Farm Bureau Legislative Department said the action will be a test case to determine the constitutionality of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Lucas County
Jerusalem Road
Edwin J. Bath
Ohio Farm Bureau
Legislative Department
Footpad Robs Woman in Cleveland for $2200
Police hunt a footpad who robbed Mrs Katherine Himmelstein of cash and personal effects totaling $2200 last night in Cleveland. No further details on the suspect or location released at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Katherine Himmelstein
Pottery firm gets $40,000 order for Crooksville plant
A. FE Hull Pottery Company of Crooksville reports a $40,000 order from a Midwest firm. The entire shipment is to be sent within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
A. FE. Hull Pottery Company
Crooksville
Middlewest
Land sold at sheriff sale must proceed despite tax gap
Columbus April 8 Land sold at a sheriff s sale must be disposed of even if the price is lower than delinquent taxes and penalties Attorney General Bettman advised Prosecutor John R Pierce of Mercer County The opinion noted a second auction may follow if no bidders at the first sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bettman
John R. Pierce
Mercer County
Glenn Bowers Held For Meigs County Officers
Glenn Bowers of Callaway Ridge was arrested after a search of his house by Deputy Wilson Ator and Constable Joe Jonas uncovered furniture stolen from George W. Shields of Tuppers Plains. Athens County officers returned him to Meigs County to await custody.
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Glenn Bowers
Callaway Ridge
Meigs County
Wilson Ator
Joe Jonas
George W. Shields
Tuppers Plains
Athens County
Bowers
Two Men Arrested in Rendville Wire Theft Case
Clyde Beddow and John Hill of Rendville were jailed by Sheriff Clifford Wilson in New Lexington after being accused of selling stolen wire from the Sunday Creek Coal Company Mine at Rendville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Clyde Beddow
John Hill
Rendville
Clifford Wilson
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Athens Proclaims Clean-Up Week April 15 to 23 1930
Athens Ohio mayor proclaims April 15 through 23 1930 as Clean-Up Week. city will cooperate with residents to beautify property and support Hoover era employment programs. The city trucks will collect rubbish on announced days as club women lead a citywide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Club Women of
Hoover
All
High School Girls Tell Stories Of Abduction at Youngstown
Nine young men face charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors after four East and Chaney High School girls described abduction and a roadhouse detention. John Sandy 19 was arrested after two East High girls accused him and an accomplice. Eight others tied to a Chaney disappearance case await trial, with seven jailed and one free on bond. Juvenile authorities pursue reports of so called gas hawks near schools while Dr J J Richeson disputes parent claims of loafers around campuses.
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Youngstown
John Sandy
East High School
Sandy
Chaney High School
Dubois
Cleaver
Achools
J. J. Richeson
Minister Bechtold Retained as Huntsburg Schools Superintendent
Huntsburg township voters backed Rev. Warren Bechtold by 92 percent of parents, forcing two previously opposed school board members to switch and keep him in office. One woman member dissented as Bechtold faces past push for church consolidation.
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Huntsburg
U.R
Warren Bechtold
Bechtold
Huntsburg Township
Pister
Congregational
MacDonald states no five power pact yet aims at agreement
In London on April 8 Premier Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons that the government has no intention or policy to conclude a five power naval agreement at the conference though it continues to work toward securing one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
MacDonald
Mother Jones Looks at World Through Eyes of a Coal Miner
United Press profile of Mother Jones nearing her 100th birthday on May 1. She critiques unemployment caused by machines, rejects Prohibition, condemns costly peace conferences, and recalls leading miners facing gunmen in West Virginia and returning to Colorado mines despite a governor's ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jones
West Virginia
Colorado
Irate clerk eggs superior at Federal Power Commission
Mrs. Minnie L. Ward, in charge of the Power Commission files, accused F. W. Griffith of removing letters with industry recommendations for a new executive secretary. She alleged valuable documents disappeared, and her husband said he asked Attorney General Mitchell to act on formal charges. The incident led to her suspension for insubordination and was presented to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Washington
U.R
Federal Power Commission
F. W. Griffith
Minnie L. Ward
Power Commission
Herbert 8
Ward
Mitchell
The
Griffith
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Widow Alberta Gregory Returns to Pittsburgh in Slaying Case
Akron April 8 Mrs Alberta Gregory widow of slained William Gregory reappeared at her Sawyerwood home near Akron and agreed to help police. Pittsburgh detectives escorted her two children and her mother Mrs Anna Justice to the city to assist in clearing up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
Alberta Gregory
William Gregory
Pittsburgh
Sawyerwood
Here
Anna Justice
Pennsylvania
Depth Bomb Explodes Aboard British Destroyer Sepoy
An explosion on the British destroyer Sepoy off Hong Kong on April 8 killed three sailors a warrant officer a petty officer and an able seaman and seriously injured three others. The ship sustained slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
U.R
Mill accident claims life of Simon O'Donnell
MT. VERNON April 8 UR Simon O'Donnell 32 is dead from injuries after he fell on a rotating saw in a mill 12 miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Simon O'Donnell
Editor Daniels Questioned Over Raskob Editorial
Washington April 8 Secretary of the Navy under Wilson and Raleigh News and Observer editor Josephus Daniels testified to the Lobby Committee about his editorial demanding John J. Raskob resign as D N C chair. Senator Walsh objected arguing the piece had no bearing on the prohibition inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. F
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh N. C
Arthur Robinson
Republitican
Indiana
Raleigh
Raskob
Democratic National
Robinson
Daniel
Daniels
Raskobl
Wearg
Tanostan
National Committee
Walsh Democrat
Montana
Walsh
Ruth McCormick Aims To Be First Woman GOP Senator
Ruth Hanna McCormick, widow of a senator and congresswoman, seeks the Illinois Republican nomination for the U S Senate. Senator Charles E. Deneen, who beat her six years ago for the seat, expects the party's decision to hinge on tonight’s primary returns as they begin to roll in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Ilinois
Charles 8. Deneen
Close to death at Claycraft drift mine escape
Twenty five Claycraft Brick and Mining Company workers narrowly escaped death when a squeeze in a drift mine trapped meager air and timbers. They fled just before rock and dirt filled the entries, halting all mining operations at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Claycraft Brick and Mining Company
Court rules envelopes with Mooney release propaganda may use regular mail
The United States Court of Appeals ruled that envelopes bearing strong propaganda for Tom Mooney's release are entitled to regular postal service in the United States mail. The 1916 bombing convict case in California is cited as the basis for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Court of Appeals
Tom Mooney
California
United States
Woman recovering after can explodes at Marysville home
Marysville April 8 Mrs Ernest Hoffman was reported recovering from injuries after a can exploded while she was dating a tee at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Ernest Hoffman
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United Press
Unction City Bandits
King Features Incorporated
Great Indian Peninsula
Byoulla
Meigs
Athena, O
Robert S. Wood
Thomas L. Stokes
Man
Ruth
Deneen
Mooney Envelopes
U. K
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