Milan Parade Bombing Kills Fourteen, Injures Many
A bomb aimed at King Victor Emmanuel at the Milan fair detonated in Piazza Giulo Cesare. Fourteen bystanders were killed and dozens injured as soldiers and police restored order. the king attended the fair and a royal balcony appearance followed. The Milan mayor posted a 100,000 lire reward for suspects.
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Milan
U.P
Victor Emmanuel
Giulo Cesare
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Victor
Piazzi Giulo Cesare
la Scala
Il Duce
Mussolini
Dave Bauer Suicide At Old Home In Pomeroy
Pomeroy man Dave Bauer, 57, ended his life with a shotgun at the Naylors Run home. Ill health was listed as the cause. He lived with his sister Kate Bauer and left a brother Fred Bauer of this city and sister Mrs Charles Kautz of Charleston. Coroner B H Ewing took charge. He had been married but divorced.
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Pomeroy
Valentine
Dave” Bauer
Bauer
Naylors Run
Kate Bauer
Charge Bauer
Idst
B. H. Ewing
Weather Summary: Light Rain and Stable Temperatures
Rain totaling about .25 inches was measured on Wednesday. Temperature remained steady from yesterday noon to today at 12 o clock, except for a ten degree rise over a two hour span this morning. Readings show highs around 40 to 42 degrees and winds calm with minor fluctuations across the day.
Ohio Winter Wheat Wrecked By Cold And Wet Weather
Ohio reports put the state winter wheat at 32 percent of normal as of April 1, reflecting early season freezes and harsh winter conditions. The 10 year average for April 1 normal is 79 percent, indicating a severe drop from typical yields.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Illinois primary upends Thompson Small Crowe machine
Final Illinois primary results widen the victory margin for U S Senator Charles S Deneen and ex Governor Frank O Lowden while Governor Len Small and Cook County State's Attorney Robert E Crowe suffer overwhelming defeats. Louis L Emmerson defeats Small for governor by about 450000 votes and Otia F Glenn defeats Frank L Smith. Judge John A Evanson defeats Crowe for Cook County State's Attorney as bombed campaign home is noted. The sweep wrecks Crowe Small and Smith networks and weakens Mayor Thompson's influence.
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C. C. Nicolet United Press
Chicago
Thompson-Small- Crowe
Illinois
U. S
Charles S. Deneen
Frank O. Lowden
Len Small
Robert E. Crowe
Cook County
Louis
Emmerson
Small
Otia F. Glenn
Frank L. Smith
United States
John A. Evanson
Crowe
Smith
Thompson
Airdromes to Be Built for Ocean Flyers
Eight Atlantic airdromes linked by a 36 hour U S Europe air service plan led by Edward R Armstrong of Dupont. First station to anchor 400 miles off Delaware Capes by spring costing about 2.5 million dollars. Financiers shipping men and rail officials back project. Each station will have hotel, weather bureau, and radio. Landing surface 300 to 1200 feet.
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New York
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Edward R. Armstrong
Armstrong
Dupont Company of Delaware
Delaware Capes
England Seat Upheld by House After Contest Dismissal
The House, without a record vote, upheld Representative E. T. England of West Virginia by adopting a unanimous report from the elections committee. The contest filed by former member J. Alfred Taylor, a Democrat, charged fraud and irregularity in the election but was dismissed.
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Washington
U.2
E. T. England
West Virginia
House
House Elections Committee
J. Alfred Taylor
Taylor
Mrs Elizabeth Ireland Dies In Columbus
Mrs Elizabeth Pearson Ireland aged 69 mother of Columbus Dispatch cartoonist William A Ireland died suddenly at her Chillicothe home after a heart attack Wednesday morning.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Pearson Ireland
William A
Billy) Ireland
Columbus Dispatch
Chillicothe
Mussolini Train Tour Diverted by Possible Inferrnal Device
An unconfirmed Como dispatch says authorities found an infernal machine on a railroad line used by Mussolini's train during its Rome to Milan passage, prompting concern as the Premier's route passed through the area.
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Geneva
Como
Mussolini
Rome
Milan
Miner Bullets Found Amid Suspected Double Killing Threat
A second killing near Sand Run is feared after reports of gun threats. Officials say bullets from an old miner supply were found, raising concern about a potential repeat violence. Local authorities urge residents to stay alert and cooperate with investigations.
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Sand Run
Logan Man Arraigned in Sand Run Slaying Case
Leslie Shultz pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the Tuesday slaying of Edward Tom at his Sand Run home. He was held for the grand jury. Authorities report two gunshot wounds and a missing third slug. a mental evaluation followed the arraignment. Funeral services for Tom are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at his West Second Street home.
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Shultz
Tom
John Buhler
Sand Run
Buhler
Ben McCorkle
McCorkle
J. P. Miller
Leslie Shultz
West Second Street
James R. Fields
Oak Grove
Speculator Active Again In The Street
New York April 12 U P General Motors and United States Steel led a revival of wild speculation on the Stock Exchange as Radio Corporation slipped while almost all issues gained. U S Steel opened at 153 1 2 to 154 and climbed about three to four points to a new high for the year amid broad market strength. trading tickets lagged behind.
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New York
U.P
General Motors
United States Steel Corporation
Stock Exchange
Radio Corporation
U. S. Steel
Arrest Peddlers in Toledo as Federal Probes Extend
Two alleged narcotic peddlers were arrested in Toledo on April 12 amid federal probes. Officers held morphine and cocaine valued at about $2,000 as they investigated claims of drug influence on high school students.
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Toledo
O.R
Sinclair Defense Seeks War Scare Evidence in Teapot Dome Case
Government challenges the patriotism defense by Sinclair attorneys and seeks Pacific War Scare reports. Beaty testifies that Fall gave no reference to pipeline or storage needs before the 1922 Teapot Dome lease. The defense claims navy origins of leasing policy amid Pacific war fears.
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Sinclair
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Amos L. Beaty
New York
Texas Oil Company
Fall
Martin W. Littleton
Sinclair Defense
Daniel Thew Wright
Navy
Atlantic
Gulf
Frank J. Hogan
E. L. Doheny
Elk Hills
Pacific Coast
Doheny
Interior Fall
Wilbur
Gleaves
Hogan
Oil man Sinclair faces clash with Navy chief over Gleaves
Washington reports a predicted legal clash between Harry F. Sinclair and Secretary Wilbur over the Gleaves affair as tensions mount at the federal level. The dispute centers on actions linked to the famed shipbuilder Gleaves and potential government scrutiny.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Officers Take Further Steps in Theft Case
Investigators led by Prosecuting Attorney R. D. Williams and Deputy Wayne Wingett with Special Officer Pete Barrows moved to Wellston to gather evidence for a chicken theft case. Frank Cantor of Wellston and Edward Johnson of Chauncey were arrested in Logan while attempting to sell birds. Chickens were traced to Charles Roberts’s Lodt township farm seven miles south of Athens on the Pomeroy road. The Roberts farm is now occupied by tenant Charles Bobo. Feathers marked the birds’ route over a hill behind the Roberts house and into a car near the bridge north of the farm. Nine dead hens were found gassed or smothered in sacks, and a dead rooster was discovered in the poultry house, likely killed to silence noise from the Bobo family.
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R. D. Williams
Wayne Wingett
Pete Barrows
Wellston
Frank Cantor
Edward Johnson
Chauncey
Logan
William Williams
Athens County
Charles Roberts
Lodt Township
Roberts
Athens
Pomeroy Road
Mr. Roberts
Charles Bobo
Bobo
Piqua Judge Asks Supreme Court Status Of Municipal Court
Columbus April 12 Municipal Judge Lesh C Harbaugh of Piqua asked the state supreme court to determine the status of the Piqua municipal court. He seeks to know if it is on par with a mayor s court or a common pleas court and whether it has jurisdiction in a suit involving a creditor s bill.
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Columbus
Lesh C. Harbaugh
Piqua
State Supreme Court
Piqua Municipal Court
Mayor's Court
Common Pleas Court
Blast injures boy at John Adams High School lab
Norman Hobart 18 is in critical condition after a chemical mixture exploded in the John Adams High School laboratory. About two dozen classmates escaped unharmed as the blast occurred during the lab session in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U.P
Norman Hobart
John Adams High School
Girl's body is pulled away just in time
Florence Wagner a 24 year old Greentown Ohio woman escaped serious harm when a hit and run driver knocked her onto interurban tracks. Deputy Ball leaped from his car and removed her from the rails as a traction car approached. She was knocked unconscious but not seriously hurt.
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Greentown
U.P
Florence Wagner
Miss Wagner
al Ball
Phil Hibaugh
Canton
Canton-Greentown
Ball
Hibaugh
Irishman and two Germans aim Atlantic westward crossing
The Bremen crew Baron Gunther Von Huenfeld Captain Herman Koehl and Commandant James Fitzmaurice launched from Baldonnel airfield at 5 38 am bound for Mitchell Field New York in a bid to cross the North Atlantic in a single flight without life buoys or radio. They planned a thirty six hour journey relying on fuel for forty five hours and powers up to ninety miles per hour with optimism despite limited safety gear.
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Bremen
Baldonnel Field
Mitchell Field
L. I
Heaven
Baron Gunther von Huenfeld
Herman Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Irish Free State Air Force
Costello Bay
New York
Fitzmaurice
Want Wheeling To Remain Independent
Executives of the New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Nickels Plate railroads told the Interstate Commerce Commission they do not seek to suppress competition with the Wheeling and West Virginia when approved to become directors of the latter line. R Marsden Smith attorney for the Baltimore and Ohio asserted the aim is to keep Wheeling as an independent railroad.
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Washington
O.S
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. Marsden Smith
Will Talks About Ford in Europe
Cleveland editor audits Henry Ford remarks on Ireland tariffs and car designs. He jokes that Ireland’s donkeys outperform Ford autos, claiming the animals need no upkeep and pull more. An ironic note closes with Viva Ireland from SHAMUS, ROGERS.
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Will
Ford
Europe
Henry Ford
Ireland
Henry
Viva
Shamus
Rogers
Ohio motorists use 2.1 million gallons daily in 1928 tax report
Ohio motorists average 2,100,000 gallons of gasoline per day with a 1928 tax estimate near 25 million dollars. First two months tax receipts reach 2,976,329.19. since 1925 the total gasoline tax paid by motorists is 45,194,812.05. Gasoline consumption rose about fourteen percent in 1927 over 1926.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commission
Wool Expert To Speak At Athens Farm Bureau Meeting
J. F. Walker, fresh from a study tour of Australia New Zealand and South America, will address the Athens County Farm Bureau Friday night at 6 30 in Hotel Berry. He spoke on wool production and sheep as Athens County farmers explore responses to the new dog law explained by 8 K Mardis. The banquet welcomes Farm Bureau members and guests.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Berry
J. F. Walker
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Walker
Athens County
Farm Bureau
K. Mardis
Farm ‘Bureau
British Join To Honor Henry Ford
Henry Ford is honored at a banquet in London by the American Society. Notables present include Sir Harry Brittain Viscount Curzon Lord Mayor Malcolm Campbell Gordon Selfridge and other Bacall motor car interests representatives.
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London
Henry Ford
Harry Brittain
Viscount Curzon
Malcolm Campbell
Gordon Selfridge
Aores
Southampton
Deans
Bacall Motor Car
Mayor Stormont Fines Gallia Janitor for Liquor Possession
In Gallipolis on April 12 Judge W R White in Common Pleas court sustained Mayor Andrew Stormont in fining Heenen Canterbury Gallia county court house janitor 100 dollars for possession of liquor he held in a locker in the maintenance of the building.
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Gallipolis
U.R
W. R. White
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Stormont
Heenen
Canterbury
Gallia County
Safe expansion urged for Athens county agriculture
Floyd DeLashmutt, field secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on agricultural development for Athens county. He urged safe expansion focusing on marketing organizations, livestock outlets, and better orchard management rather than more orchards, noting potential for wool and cattle trade and improved handling of feeder cattle.
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Athens County
Floyd Field
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Hoth Berg’ Ry
DeLashmutt
Profempar
E. R. Wallace
Ohio University
Jackson
DeLashmutt Laieda
DeLashmuté
Adivises
Ema
Laicutt
DeLasie Mutt
Young Logan Boy Dies in Sleeping Sickness
Tommy Bell nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bell of Market street died at Che hospital from sleeping sickness. He had been taken to Columbus for specialist tests then returned to local hospital where he had weeks of care. He leaves two sisters Marjorie and Ann and grandparents C H Bell and T R Walburn. Funeral arrangements were completed Wednesday afternoon.
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Logan
Tommy Bell
Harry Bell
Market Street
Che Hospital
Coolumbus
Marjorie
Ann
C. H. Bell
T. R. Walburn
Fragments Hint at Local Notice About Candy Sale
Readable fragments mention candy items and a local home setting, suggesting an ordinary notice about a sale or distribution. No clear names, dates, or organizations are present to specify scope or location.
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la Taly
Victor Emanuel
Police
Pomeroy Family
Deneen
Ocean Flyers
Mrs. Ireland
Lester Shultz
Edward Tom
Clinton Webb
America
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Harry Sinclair
Pasadena
Calif
el Paso
Tex
Dublin
Ocean
George Macdonagh
United Press
Baldonnel Airdrome
North Atlantic
Elsie Mackay
Walter Hinchman
Irish
L. L. Or
Editor
Messenger
Athens Messenger
Ann S
I.e
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