Governor Donahey to push four major appointments on radio
Ohio Governor Donahey plans a radio address tonight on WBAV and WLW to rally public support for confirmation of his four major appointments including two utilities commissioners. The Senate Rules Committee leads the confirmation fight as the legislature resumes a three week recess amid debate over the Buchanan Bible bill and the Brown gasoline tax bill.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
WBAYV
WLW
Cincinnati
Senate
Rules Committee
James W. Huffman
Chandlersville
R. W. Archer
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
William A. Hopkins
Tax Commission
Hoover predicts lower costs and higher wages possible
Herbert Hoover declared in New York that lowered costs for goods and higher wages for workers are possible through eliminating waste in industry. He said realization will come through reducing waste and improving efficiency.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Fitness Warning From The Past
A columnist cautions readers that even legendary strength does not counteract poor eating. Citing Babe Ruth ignoring medical advice, the piece warns about health risks from overeating and urges readers to care for their bodies, urging a turn to Page 4 for more.
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John L. Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Wills
Babe Ruth
Five More Apply to Athens County C M T C Enrollment
Athens County recruits five more youths for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky to reach a near complete quota of thirty one. New applicants Floyd Coffey Stanley Howard Ronald Robinett John Rainey and Clyde Vernon join the fifth year program open to ex service men and World War veterans.
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Athens County
Camp Knox
Francis Lavelle
Floyd C. Coffey
Athens
Stanley E. Howard
Ronald C. Robinett
Millfield
John A. Rainey
Trimble
Clyde T. Vernon
Jacksonville
Lavelle
National Guard
Postal Rates Raised to Fund Salaries Effective Wednesday
The government raises rates on certain mail classes to fund a $68 million annual salary increase for postal workers. First class rates stay unchanged except private mailing and souvenir cards rising to two cents. A 2 cent parcel service charge and a new special handling option for perishables are added, with varied changes to domestic money orders and a higher 15 cent registry fee.
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Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
Postmaster-General
New
United States
Canal Zone
Fish Worms Warned as Fishing Weather Improves
A newspaper note warns anglers in Ohio and Tennessee to avoid fish worms amid a mixed forecast. The outlook promises fair weather early, showers midweek, then fair again, with temperatures around normal to slightly above for Cincinnati, 63/42/52 as normals.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley Land
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Bank of France threatens suspension over currency issue
Paris April 13 The Bank of France warns it may suspend operations and close temporarily if the government does not legalize the current two billion franc inflation. Governor Robineau asks Finance Minister De Monzie to secure a cabinet or vote to regularize the currency situation by Wednesday night.
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Bank OF France
Paris
de Monzie
Robineau
Paris Midi
Robineeau
Police Line Holds Back Crowd At Coolidge Church Visit
SURE DID TRY WASHINGTON April 13 The jam outside the First Congregational church for President and Mrs Coolidges Easter services required police to form a line. An usher escorted dozens inside at a time until the church was declared full. Elderly women lamented missing admission. one told a policeman they never missed services, while an Irish officer replied That’s all right, lady God knows you tried.
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Washington
First Congregational Church
Oats Mother Innocent of Poison Plot
Gary Indiana April 13. May Cunningham 18 declares her mother Ann Cunningham innocent of poisoning deaths of husband and four children. She recounts family fears, disputes over care, and guardianship, denying arsenic and detailing the burial and autopsy context amid ongoing investigations.
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Ann Cunningham III
Gary
Ind
Ann Cunningham
Cook County
May Cunningham
Isabel
Walter
David
Columbus Hospital
Doctor All
Robert Arnold
Mother
Walter Cunningham
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Cleveland couple
Coroner to declare murder and death by self in Lakewood apartment. H. E. P. Wrenn, 50, and Isabel Norma Wrenn, 51, were found after a breakfast scene. Jealousy allegedly prompted Mrs Wrenn to shoot, then kill herself. Neighbors call them happy. Wrenn linked to Union Terminal project. both had prior marriages. Bodies to be sent to Sarasota for burial.
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Cleveland
A. P. Hamon
H. E. P. Wrenn
Union Terminals Co
Isabel Norma Wrenn
Wrenn
B. Wrenn
Sarasota
Fla
Lakewood
A. A. Poole
West 61St Street
Chum
Wrents
New York
Former Local Boy Joins Westinghouse Cincinnati Office
Charles D. Longdon, once a local, now with Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, has been assigned to the Cincinnati sales office and begins new duties there today.
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Cincinnati
Albany
Charles D. Longdon
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
Governor Donahey Signs Riggs Tuberculin Testing Bill
Columbus april 13 governor Donahey signed the Riggs bill providing for tuberculin testing of cattle under the township area plan for disease control and herd health nationwide implications noted.
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Columbus
Donahey
Evening Picks Spotlight Radio Programs and Times
Listing of radio broadcasts with WBZ at 9 E T featuring Hee brew University celebration. WOS at 8:30 C T offers Oldtime fiddling. KOA at 8 M T presents Negro spirituals.
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WBZ
E. T
Heebrew University
WOS
C. T
KOA
M. T
Sparkplug Found In New York Turkey Alongside Minerals
A turkey in New York was found with a broken sparkplug inside its stomach along with eleven kinds of mineral substances. The incident notes curiosity about the ingestive habits of birds and unusual stomach contents.
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New York
Cotton industry output rises to 1923 value
The American cotton manufacturing industry produced goods in 1923 valued at 1 901 125 703 dollars, an increase of 48 7 percent over the 1921 figure, reflecting substantial growth in the sector.
Spring Cleanup Proclamation by Mayor Koons
The city offers a one time free cleanup service this week to remove rubbish from premises. Residents must place substantial containers in front for loading. ashes garbage and decomposing material are excluded. Trucks start Thursday morning and collect all eligible matter.
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Service
L. A. Koons
Governor Donahey Likely to Veto Lipp Bill Creating Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Columbus April 13. Governor Donahey is expected to veto the Lipp bill which would establish a motor vehicle commissioner and move auto license authority from the secretary of state to county auditors. It would impose a fifteen cent fee, require personal property tax payment, and require a bill of sale showing ownership before license issuance.
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Columbus
Donahey
Lipp
Secretary of State
Maiden Dearborn Ford Plane Makes Her First Voyage
Henry Ford launches the Maiden Dearborn from Dearborn airport at 9 22 am on its first flight to Chicago carrying light auto parts and mail about 1000 pounds. The craft is designed in Detroit for interplant service with 2000 pound capacity and speeds up to 116 mph.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Chicago
Ford Plant
Maywood
Ford Interplant
Spanish wine drives scant out of the German
A brief report notes limited Spanish wine exports affecting German markets with minor shifts in demand. Authorities cite slow shipments and consumption patterns. The piece highlights how trade tensions influence price and availability for German retailers.
Two of Five Bills Expected to Pass Home Rule
Columbus April 13 Two of the Republican tax relief bills in Governor Donahey's home rule test are expected to pass and become law. The Dodd bill would allow tax subdivisions to levy by majority vote for current expenses improvements and sinking funds. The Krueger bill revises amortization. The McDonald reappraisal bill was vetoed. The governor is expected to disapprove the Vorys uniform fiscal year bill and the Tallentire home rule in tax matters bill before Thursday.
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Columbus
Donahey
Krueger
McDonald
Seaplanes to Attempt Nonstop Hawaii Flight this Summer
Washington April 13 Navy seaplanes will undertake a nonstop flight to Hawaii this summer. Two planes from the Philadelphia naval factory will participate and a third from Boeing in Seattle may join if finished in time. Officials will select the date and flight officers later.
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Washington
Hawaii
Naval Seaplanes
Naval Factory
Philadelphia
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Japan Opens First Radio Broad Casting Station
Tokyo reports the first radio broadcasting station in Japan opened on March 1. The launch promises an immediate boost in radio sales as the station begins operating on a 378 meter wavelength.
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Tokyo
Japan
Miners Union Rejects Wage Cuts As Ineffective
The United Mine Workers of America issued a statement arguing that cutting miners' wages would not stimulate demand for coal. It cites a $7.60 daily base wage, the risk of price undercutting in nonunion areas, and the lack of benefit to union miners or broader consumption, asserting reductions would fail to improve the market.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
International
Opments
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
John J. Lewis
United Workers of America
Usk
Union Coal Fielda
Coal Company
Learn to Swim Safety Bulletin
A winter and summer hazard note explains that anyone can drown in any season and urges learning to swim. It promotes a booklet on swimming safety with instructions for beginners and advanced students and asks readers to send two cent stamps for return postage.
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Ray
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Enslaved
Lillie Belle Hirt
Clyde
Texas
H. R. H. Edward, Prince of Wales
Zululand
Dodd
Lewis
Fields
Frederic J. Haskin
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