Chinese Defense Of Shanghai Cut To Skeleton Guard
Shanghai reports say Chiang Kai-Shek regiments withdrew to reinforce Nanking, leaving a skeleton guard of youths to defend the city. Five hundred wounded nationalists were moved to Nanking, and Cantonese forces reportedly won a severe Saturday engagement.
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Shanghai
Nanking
U.R
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pukow
Yangtze
Hankow
Tsintao
U. S
Council
Peking
Washington
United Press
China
Navy
H. A. Hough
Hough
Yang Chow
Sun Chuan-Fang
Pengpu
Jurors named for May Term of Common Pleas Court
May term jurors drawn by T. L. Morgan. Grand jury to assemble May 2 at 9 AM. 15 names listed. Petit jurors totaling 25 selected to report May 5. Names include Elliott, Breuster, Clegg, Dunfee, Collins, Chase, Winner, Price, Wilson, Bennett, Fouts, Dorf, Chappel, Creamer, Arnold. Several from Athens area not included. No trials set before May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
T. L. Morgan
Grand Jury
Athens
Athens Township
Charles P. El-iott
Bern Township
A. C. Brewster
Troy
Samuel Clegg
Trimble
Edwin Dunfee
John M. Collins
Lee
Charles F. Chase
Alexander
John R. Winner
Rome
L. H. Price
York
Fred Wilson
Harry Bennett
Ames
Charles Fouts
Carlos F. Dorf
Canaan
John E. Chappel
Lodi
Addison C. Creamer
G. W. Arnold
Waterloo
Emory L. Chapman
Joseph H. Marshall
Corwin Andrews
H. H. Brannon
Edward Chase
Carthage
George W. Carter
Otto Bethel
Daniel Coulson
Dover
Floyd Foughts
Lafayette Andrews
Leroy Beckley
M. H. Colvin
Bern
Miller Wilson
Frank Biddle
Harley Burton
J. Louis Winner
Largest pay for Glouster miners ends as wage talks loom
In Glouster on April 11, workers received the largest pay in months before the Jacksonville agreement expired. Many miners left for Akron and Detroit seeking work, with some planning to quit the mines unless a new deal is reached. The Hisylvania Coal brick plant remains the valley’s largest employer, with about 100 workers and coal stored to prevent production interruption.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Akron
Detroit
Hisylvania Coal Company
Sunday Creek Valley
No Sign of Peace Seen in Suspension of Mining in Ohio
Ohio miners and coal operators enter the eleventh day of a suspension with no wage scale agreement in sight. Employers mail situation resumes while others send workers personal messages seeking a plan. A Kiwanis Rotary meeting in the Hocking Valley plans to discuss the stalemate led by W. H. Haskins.
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Ohio
I. H. McAnally
United Press
Columbus
Jacksonville
Manhattan Coal Company
Akron
Cambridge Collieries
Forsythe, Morris, National
Pocock
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Cambridge
Athens
Kiwanis
Rotary
Hocking Valley
Leo Hall
W. H. Haskins
Coshocton
Ohio Miners
State Assembly Reconvenes to Finish Work This Week
Ohio's General Assembly reopens with leaders aiming to finish most bills by week’s end. The main obstacle is the $51 million general appropriation bill which the senate finance committee must finish before reporting. If recess is delayed, both chambers will adjourn Friday and reconvene next week, with night sessions likely.
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Columbus
United Press
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Painted Shoes Novelty Footwear Description
Novelty shoes feature reptile leather uppers with hand painted patent leather accents. The design blends textured skins with artistic detailing for a bold, eye catching look.
Conscience Leads Logan Man to Reappear Lost Ten Dollars
Conscience prompted George L. Blosser of 80 Hill Street Logan to recall a roof repair twenty four years earlier when a paper found a missing pocket book. A few days later he received an unsigned letter claiming a found ten dollar bill was spent and then returned with the confession and ten dollar note attached.
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George L. Blosser
Hill Street
Logan
Three Now Living From 30th Ohio in 1864
In the April 10 1864 note from News that our grandfathers read the 30th Ohio regiment arrives in Columbus after war service in western Virginia the Potomac Maryland Alabama and more. Company C was organized in Athens County by the late Captain Charles Townsend of Athens. Only three members of this company remain: Captain J B Allen Athens Zenas Hull and William Townsend.
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Todays
Ohio State Journal
Ohio
Columbus
Larkinsville
Tennessee
Virginia
Potomac
Maryland
Alabama
Athens County
Charles Townsend
Athens
J. B. Allen
Zenas Hull
William Townsend
Antheil Cubist Ballet Mechanique Incites Mixed Reactions
New York April 11 1930 3000 attend Carnegie Hall to hear George Antheils Ballet Mechanique an extreme cubist score using bells whistles sheets of tin piano players drums xylophones and a wind machine The performance provoked uproar with some fleeing others cheering while boos and stamping filled the hall
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New York
U.R
Manhattan
Carnegie Hall
George Antheil
Greenwich Village
Thieves Reported Steal Food From Local Homes and Shop
Thieves broke into the Bettie Shop basement by a broken cellar window and looted candies and sandwich fillings. Meat and vegetables were taken from the John Bolin residence on South Congress street, with a large roast and berries among the items. Earlier thefts in the area included fruit from George Earhart’s basement and milk from L A Koons porch.
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Bettie Shop
John Bolin
South Congress Street
Bettie
Bolin
Betttie Shop
Rolin
George Earhart
L. A
Three-vehicle crash injures one near Al derman street
A Ford with six occupants rolled onto a street car track near Al derman colliding with a Dodge driven by C Hazlitt. Only one person, H Frazee, was injured mildly with facial cuts and a sprained shoulder. Marcus Thompson, about 50, died at his Maddoc home later. Funeral plans set for 2 30 PM Wednesday at Church of God with burial in Canaanville cemetery. Frazee’s details and survivors noted.
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Alderman
H. Frazee
Lewis
Maddoc
Amesville
C. Hazlitt
Marcus Thompson
Columbus
Athens
Ralph Pinkerston
Wolfe Street
Church of God
G. C. Johnson
Canaanville
Remus Plans Attack on Prohibition Law After Prison
Portsmouth April 11 George Remus once Cincinnati attorney and famed bootlegger says after serving sentences he will spend time attacking the prohibition law. He told United Press he aims to expose what he calls the “diosyncrasies hypocracies” of the law and will pay contempt penalties within about two weeks.
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Portsmouth
George Remus
Cincinnati
Remus
United Press
Rare Ur finds push back Mesopotamian history
Philadelphia April 11 U Penn and British Museum scientists say excavations at Ur, Lower Mesopotamia, unearthed jewelry inscribed tablets and copper and gold implements dating before 3500 B C. The discoveries include tablets with pictures and early hieroglyphic scripts and names of kings previously unknown to historians.
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Philadelphia
Lower
Mesopotamia
University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
First Purchase From Estate Of Frank Munsey
A.R. Titian's portrait of Alfonzo D'Este, Duke of Ferrara, was purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as the first acquisition from the Munsey estate bequest. The bequest is valued at 20 to 30 million dollars. The painting, long missing, was found in Paris a year ago. price not disclosed but likely near or above one million.
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New York
A.r.titian
Alfonzo D'Este
Another Week of Idleness Hits Indiana Coal Miners
In Indianapolis on April 11 170000 coal miners face a fresh week of idleness as wage talks stall. Operators and United Mine Workers leaders remain far apart with no peace parleys planned and a Terre Haute meeting recessed until tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Terre Haute
Indiana Bituminous Association
Indiana Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Chinese Police Seize Arms at Russian Embassy Raid
London April 11 Sir Austin Chamberlain foreign secretary announced in the House of Commons that Chinese police captured one machine gun thirty rifles and ammunition in a raid on the Russian embassy in Peking last week.
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London
Peking
Austin Chamberlain
House of Commons
Drastic Budget Measures Aimed at British Taxpayers
London April 11 Winston Churchill the Chancellor of the Exchequer outlined a dire treasury state in a budget speech announcing drastic measures to ease the burden on British taxpayers He said the government would not renew American credits used to defend the post war move to a gold standard He cited the deep impact of the general and coal strikes on British trade and warned of tight times ahead.
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London
U.P
Winston Churchill
Treasury
House of Commons
Churchill
Explosion Damages Farm Home in Taylor Township
A lamp explosion in an incubator at the William H. Goff farm residence in Taylor township caused a severe fire. The Marysville incident damaged the farmhouse and its contents.
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Marysville
William H. Goff
Taylor Township
Pittsburgh native Karl Carroll Visits Grave Before Atlanta Penitentiary
New York producer Karl Carroll, a former Pittsburgh resident, returned to his hometown on the eve of his departure for Atlanta penitentiary and laid flowers at his mother's grave.
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Pittsburgh
Karl Carroll
New York
Tito Zamboni On Trial For Attempted Mussolini Killing
Rome April 11 Tito Zamboni once a deputy and war hero faced trial for allegedly plotting to kill Premier Mussolini on November 4 1925. The former ally of King Victor was identified as the defendant in a case that drew wide interest in the Italian capital.
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Rome
Tito Zamboni
Chamber of Deputies
Victor
Mussolini
Americans Evacuated to Tsingtao Amid Northern China Disorder
Some 337 Americans from across Northern China have gathered at the Japanese port of Tsingtao as part of evacuation amid rising unrest. Thirty Americans left Peking and Tientsin for Tsingtao today, with evacuations widening daily. Missionaries in Shensi and Kansu provinces also began evacuating, while northern troops claimed another Cantonese victory near Chuchow.
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Peking
U.P
China
Tsingtao
Shantung
Tientsin
Shensi
Kansu
Chuchow
Pie mishap leaves 8 year old with serious burns
At Wellsburg West Virginia an eight year old boy named Lewis Zonker pulled a hot blackberry pie from a table in his mother's kitchen causing the filling to spill on his face and burn him seriously. In Detroit Michigan two bandits robbed the Blitstein jewelry store of jewelry and money valued at more than ten thousand dollars in a daytime hold up.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Lewis Zonker
Detroit
Mich
Blitstein Jewelry
Earl Carroll Nominated By Atlanta Pen Inmates To Produce Girl Show
Atlanta prison inmates nominate Earl Carroll to produce their annual jailhouse burlesque show. Arrival of the New York producer is expected Wednesday for a 365 day tenure. he may work as file clerk or librarian. Warden Snook notes no bath tubs exist and jail shower baths will be used.
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Atlanta
Earl Carroll
New York
Carroll
John W. Snook
United Press Today
Shook
Earl Carrol
Joyce Hawley
Snook
British Delegate Rejects French Naval Arms Limitation Plan
A British delegate rejects the French proposal on naval arms limits while endorsing Coolidge’s conference plan. The clash raises fear the talks may fracture the meeting.
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Coolidge
naval arms talks test limits at disarmament conference
At Geneva on April 11 Lord Robert Cecil rejected France’s tonnage based proposal and backed the Washington class based limit endorsed by the United States. Paul Boncour warned France cannot accept measures restricting its naval liberty and described the French plan as the extreme limit of tension.
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Geneva
Robert Cecil
Tnday
Coolidge
League
France
Britain
United States
Washington
England
Theington
Japan
United
Paul Boncour
Confesses Murder in Cincinnati Woman Held on Bond
Mrs Mary Miller twenty seven confesses to killing her husband Emmet Miller thirty six at Wyoming waterworks where he worked as a fireman The confession followed an alleged strangling attempt by the husband while intoxicated by moonshine The woman is jailed on bond set at one thousand dollars awaiting further proceedings
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Cincinnati
Mary Miller
Emmet Miller
Wyoming Waterworks
Summer Furs Lapin Sport Coats for Motoring
White dyed pelts lead the season with lapin sport coats praised as the outstanding choice for motorists. The article highlights fashionable yet practical fur outerwear options now in vogue for driving and travel.
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Lapin
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Earl Caroll
Atlanta, Ga
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Washington, D. C
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