Scientists Gather for Ohio Campus City of Science Meeting
The annual City of Science event at the Ohio campus drew experts from across the Midwest for a three day conference. Ohio educators and university representatives discussed children's education, architectural history, and microscope technology with demonstrations and lectures at the Arts Hall and Memorial building.
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Midwest
Science
Ohio
Rly
Berry
Arts Hall
Delega
Judge Sander files suit amid Ohio party struggle
Land, April 14. Veteran leader of an Ohio party files a suit in Common Pleas Court. Judge Alva t of Cleveland presides. The action centers on a feud led by Judge Cor t Maschke, with Maschke opposing a test speech by the party figure at the Southeast Men's Club last week.
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Theett
Southeast Men's Club
Urgent Diplomatic Move Sees Envoys Depart for Washington
Ambassadors Dr. Hans Gernan and a Metic official departed aboard the 8. 8. route to Washington today amid urgent business as directed by the Hitter government. The trip aims to address pressing bilateral matters and seeks rapid discussion at the national capital.
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ORK
Hans * Gernan
Hes
Washington
Wisconsin unit backs national strike by Farmers Holiday Group
The Wisconsin unit with 130000 members votes to back a proposed national farm strike led by Albert Gilberts. He warns of widespread suffering and calls for action before May 13 on farm relief, with a possible tie to Indiana and Ohio milk strikers and free milk for hospitals. Ohio branch also forms with over 200 farmers attending Fremont meeting.
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Wis
U.P
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Holiday Association
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Ohio
New York
National Farm Organization
Congress
Gilberts
Fremont
The
National Farm Holiday Association
New Bank Held Only Solution For Cleveland
In Cleveland April 14 A V Cannon says old banking practices must end and urges support for a 5 million dollar stock sale to launch the First National Bank. He claims the plan would unlock 50 million in Union and Guardian Trust deposits, prevent prosecutions of wrongdoers, and aid community rebuilding. He also notes loans to some old bank directors but says he has not fully investigated them.
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First National Bank
A. V. Cannon
Cannon
Union and Guardian Trust Company
New York
U.P
Roosevelt
Treasury
Pope Pius XI presides at solemn Good Friday rites
Pope Pius XI rode in on the Sedia Gestatoria with cardinals and court members to the Sistine Chapel for Good Friday rites, the mass of the pre sanctified and the Passion. Rome wore purple as pilgrims and clergy joined in the crucifixion commemoration, a pope attending since 1870.
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U.P
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope Pius
Ex-Senator Moses Gets One on Will
Beverly Hills letter reveals a prank offering a drink to ex Senator Moses and ex Senator Jim Watson as political jests. The note claims a 50 cent bill for one drink, with 4 cents discount, leaving 10 cents balance. Colonial tone shows cynical wit about GOP figures.
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Will
Jim Watson
Bribery Trial in Moscow Names English Defendants
Direct evidence of bribery was presented against William H. Thornton amid a six Englishmen high crimes case in Moscow. Thornton claimed innocence and said his confession was coerced by moral pressure. Pravda denounced the British as the Anglo Soviet rift deepened with the arrest and trial.
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William H. Thornton
Great Britain
Pravda
White Pardons 22 Serving Beer Time
Governor White issued pardons to 22 inmates in Columbus jails and workhouses for failure to pay fines tied to beer offenses before Ohio's new beer law. The pardons take effect immediately under the governor's policy to release those confined for acts no longer violations.
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White
Columbus
Ohio
Diamond Injury Fats Cincinnati Tragedy
Robert Roche aged 19 died in Cincinnati from internal injuries after being accidentally struck in the stomach during a four ball game several days earlier.
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Cincinnati
Robert Roche
Athens Merchant Dies Early Today
A prominent Athens merchant and longtime community figure dies early today. The passing removes a widely known local businessman whose name was linked to various civic and commercial initiatives. The article notes his active involvement in city affairs and business leadership.
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Athens
Will W. Coe Dies After Short Illness at 62
Athens merchant Will W. Coe died at Toledo State Hospital at 6 this morning after influenza complications. Funeral in Athens Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2 with Rev. A. Y. Wilcox presiding. Burial in Hebbardsville cemetery. Survived by widow Blossom Wilson Coe, son Harold, father John P. Coe, sisters Mrs. Will Watson Columbus and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong Brooklyn, and brothers Gu Coe Pacific Missouri Frank and Howard Coe Reynoldsburg. Coe was 62 and formerly ran Coe’s Cash Shoe Store.
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Kingfish Huey Long Faces Senate Ouster Petition
Senate Elections Committee will consider a petition from a score of Louisiana citizens seeking Huey Long's unseating. The group led by Joan Parker of St Francisville argues Long is personally and politically dishonest and plans more petitions from parishes statewide.
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George Today
Senate Elections Committee
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Congress Pledges Enactment Of Small Fine Mortgage Bill
Roosevelt administration moves to rapidly pass a mortgage relief plan backed by a $2.3 billion Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation. The program would refinance distressed homes at bonds backed by the government and extend repayment up to 15 years with 5 percent interest.
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Less Wheat Is Ohio's Outlook
Ohio farmers face a lighter winter wheat harvest with 76 percent of normal yield projected by USDA statisticians, down from 88 percent a year ago. Northern Ohio shows the weakest condition, with acreage losses in prospect and an expected crop of about 31.65 million bushels versus 32.31 million last year. milk output dipped slightly while egg production edged higher.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Wages Drop In Ohio In First Quarter 1933
Ohio farm wages fell steadily in the first quarter of 1933 the U S Department of Agriculture reported. Wages paid to farm hands were about 58 percent lower than in 1928 reflecting sharp declines in agricultural income across the state.
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Columbus
U.P
United States Department of Agriculture
Meanest Man Steals Flour for Needy in Township
Forty eight of 155 sacks of Red Cross flour stored for distribution were stolen during the night. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window and reaching inside. One sack burst when dropped. several needy families were unable to receive their quota at the Thursday distribution.
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Slouster
Red Cross
Lost Bonanza Strike Found Near First Ore Body
In Virginia City Nevada on April 14 three shifts of miners pierced a second lost bonanza ore deposit 26 feet north of the earlier rich body. The new fissure, likely a companion to the first bonanza, assays at about $200 per ton under the Consolidated Virginia Mine.
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Nev
Bonanza
Oscar Lewis
Consolidated Virginia
Ohio Cities Join In Fight for Rebate
About twenty Ohio cities plan to file in common pleas court in Cleveland to compel Ohio Bell Telephone to refund 15 million dollars collected via a higher rate set in 1924. City solicitors across the state will join as plaintiffs, with the case set to be heard by mid May.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Common Pleas
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio beer permits bring nearly three quarters of a million dollars
Ohio reports about 750000 dollars in permit fees since 3.2 beer became legal a week ago and 10200000 bottles sold statewide. Most revenue, 95 percent, returns to municipalities. five percent funds administration. Breweries added payrolls and licenses surged as hotels and restaurants seek permits.
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Martin
Frank G. Henry
Henry
Akron's Crash Was Avoidable Navy Believes
Navy testimony in the Akron inquiry indicates the disaster might have been avoided with different navigation tactics in the last hours of flight. The Akron was destroyed after a final effort to gain altitude tipped the tail into the water amid a deadly electrical storm. While Commander Frank C. McCord's decisions are under review, surviving officers defend him amid other testimonies suggesting alternate choices could have saved the ship.
Names of Cleveland Racketeers in Beer Permit Schemes
Cleveland attorneys named as racketeers in a beer permit scheme face exposure to Gov. George White’s liquor control committee. Senator Joseph Ackerman holds evidence that 20 prominent lawyers charged fees for influence to obtain permits, with many listed as major figures.
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Joseph N. Ackerman
George White
Ackerman
Knifing Ends 21 Year Wage Bill Argument
An argument over a 21 year wage bill ended with knife wounds to two people. James Gooden, 83, of Illinois, stabbed Miss Clara Brockman after cutting his own throat. Brockman and Gooden were hospitalized and improving after operations.
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U.P
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Corn County
Ill
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