Guardsmen Deployed to Halt Ohio Mine Unrest
In eastern Ohio 356 Ohio National Guard troopers moved to Harrison County to quell a strike outbreak sparked by the Somers mine near Adena. A riot left 1 dead and 30 injured as strikers clashed with guards, with tear gas used to restore order and guards firing over demonstrators’ heads.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Harrison County
145Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Akron
Somers
Adena
National Guard
Marx
Piney Fork
Maurice Wooster
Harrisville
Walter Kimball
Calves Paradise at Hearst Ranch Delivers Abundant Pasture
Arthur Brisbane portrays Hearst Ranch in San Simeon as a vast paradise of pasture and oats. The article highlights two hundred fifty hundred white faced Hereford calves, yearling steers near a thousand pounds, and the land's capacity to feed cattle through summer.
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Hearst Ranch
San Simeon
Cat
Governor Smith
Hereford
New Jersey
Mrs Hoover Wooster Degree Honor Set at 125th Anniversary
Mrs Herbert Hoover will receive the Degree of Doctor of Letters and Humanities from Wooster College during a pageant honoring Wooster’s 125th anniversary. She will attend next month for the event tied to her great grandfather’s pioneer legacy in the town.
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Hoover Wooster
Herbert Hoover
Wooster College
Fed to Fight Deflation With Heavy Government Security Purchases
A Federal Reserve spokesman says the central bank will combat deflation by abundant purchases of government securities. The Fed has bought $250 million so far and may extend toward $1 billion, enabling member banks to swap securities for cash. If banks inject this cash into circulation it would aid the economy. if they keep it as liquidity it may not help.
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The
Federal Reserve
Olympic Games Tickets On Sale Through Northern California Routes
Salinas Chamber of Commerce invites visitors to attend the Los Angeles Olympic Games with tours through Northern California. The pitch highlights Salinas Rodeo dates July 20–24 and urges travelers to visit San Francisco Monterey Peninsula and other coast sites. Northern California Hotel Association president promotes California entry via Nevada and Oregon gateways to include national parks and Bay Area sights. Good roads and trains are noted as easy travel options.
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Los Angeles
Fred S. McCarger
Salinas
William Jeffery
Northern California Hotel Association
California
Nevada
Oregon
National Parks
San Francisco
Oakland Bay Area
News Fragment Refers to Mourning Customs Across Cultures
An excerpt discusses traditional death rites in Hindu practice and contrasts them with a nonviolent critique by Voltaire. It notes a widow’s supposed ritual burning and a British suppression of the practice, ending with a hint of further discussion continued on page 4.
Death of famed detective William J. Burns in Sarasota
William J. Burns, 70, renowned for his coast to coast detective work on bomb outrages, counterfeit plots, land swindles, and election frauds, died in Florida from a heart attack. Born October 1861 in Baltimore and raised in Columbus, he lived the past five years in Sarasota writing detective stories.
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Florida
Sarasota
Fla
U.P
William J. Burns
Burns
Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
Billy
Mrs Eva Green Dies At Tuppers Plains
Mrs Eva Green wife of Herbert Green and mother of Verr Clay Green and Mrs Florence Booth died at her home in Tuppers Plains. Funeral service set for Saturday at 2 o clock at the M E Church.
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Tuppers Plains
Eva Green
Herbert Green
Verr
Clay Green
Florence Booth
M. BE
Hoover Favored by Latest Action of Dems Says Will
Hollywood April 14 Democrats met to toast Thomas Jefferson and inadvertently elected Herbert Hoover. The letter-writer Will notes a tougher fall for Democrats as many voters back the Republican despite party lines.
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Hoover
Dems
Will
Hollywood
Calif
Thomas Jefferson
Herbert Hoover
Babson Predicts Two Years to Solid Business Stability
Boston April 15 Roger W Babson says complete business stability is under way but about two years away. He cites debt deflation and lower prices as signs of recovery and notes the public is reducing debt and saving from daily earnings. He cites cautious sentiment and daily saving as key factors.
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Boston
U.R
Roger W. Babson
Massie murder trial ready for final testimony
In Honolulu a sultry courtroom awaits Lieutenant Thomas Hedges Massie to recount the events leading to Joe Kahahawai’s death and the mass murder trial of Massie his mother in law Mrs Grace Bell Fortescue and two sailors. Clarence Darrow prepares an insanity defense as Massie breaks down during testimony.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Navy
Joe Kahahawai
Thomas Hedges Massie
Kahahawai
Massie
Grace Bell Fortescue
Rioting Flares Again in Queen Street Auckland
Unemployed rioters looted stores and smashed windows in Queen Street, Auckland. Mounted police and naval reinforcements charged the crowds and cleared the streets, but groups reassembled elsewhere after dispersal.
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Auckland
N. Z
Queen Street
Wagner Urges 13 Word Amendment to Repeal Prohibition
Senator Robert F. Wagner called a Senate judiciary sub committee to favor a short 18 word repeal amendment: The Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution is hereby repealed. He argued repeal returns liquor control to states automatically and avoids complex new guarantees. aims for state responsibility and protection of prohibition states.
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United States
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Senate Judiciary
Wagner
Congress
Largest U.S. Receivership Signals Major Lincoln Insull Deal
Chicago reports a court order awaited to implement what could be the nation’s largest receivership, that of Samuel Insull’s Middle West Utilities Company. The holding company faces about 2.5 billion in value with a 600 million floating debt, and the action is described as friendly, initiated by Lincoln Printing Company in which Insull interests hold substantial stock.
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Chicago
U.P
Middle West
Samuel Inaull
Lincoln Printing Company
Insull
Red Men in Circleville District Meeting and Parade
Red Men on visit Thirty-five Athena Red Men No 174 attended Circleville district meeting and parade Thursday night. The Degree Team directed by A P Hatch conferred Adoption and Warrior Degrees on 25 candidates. About 200 attended the street parade featuring the American Legion Drum Corps and Circleville High School Band, followed by a banquet. Prominent figures included L E MillerPast Great Sachem presiding, and Past Great Sachems Wilcox Cook Lehman Morris Clevenger Great Sachem of Ohio.
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Athena
Circleville
A. P. Hatch
American Legion
L. E. Miller
Wilcox
Cook
Lehman
Morris Clevenger
Great Sanap
Ohio
Columbus
Public hearing on Logan‑Athens Road relocation held
A Friday morning session of the Athens County Commissioners office heard no objections to moving a segment of Logan Athens Road. The plan relocates from West Washington Street in Nelsonville to Haydenville.
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Logan-Athens Road
Athens County
Washington Street
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Question Al’s Movements If Rival is Named
Roosevelt’s refusal to attend the convention as delegate is framed as a strategic political move in response to a rival’s nomination. The analysis treats the act as deliberate signaling to supporters and opponents about stance and leverage.
Smith challenges rivals as political drama unfolds
Democrats weigh Alfred E. Smith's potential aid if Roosevelt clinches the nomination. Smith refused to say whether he would accept a campaign slump, while his Jefferson Day speech energized supporters and stirred questions about his role in a Roosevelt ticket. The scene in Washington breathes with tense anticipation.
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Washington
U.h
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt plans delegate at large role for Chicago convention
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will not attend the Chicago National Democratic Convention as a delegate, choosing instead to be present on the scene similar to 1924. He cites political delicacy as he campaigns for the presidential nomination while former Governor Alfred E. Smith did the same in 1924.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred F. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Case School Students Parade Crash Theaters
About 300 Case School of Applied Science students paraded along Euclid Avenue after the All-Case dinner. They entered the Cameo Theater without resistance and then Loew's Allen Theater where a brief lobby melee occurred. Police arrested 35, who were taken to central station. one policeman’s cap was reported missing.
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Cleveland
Case School of Applied Science
Euclid Avenue
Cameo
Loew
Allen
Central Station
Commutation Halts West Virginia Hanging for Pauletta
Governor Conley commuted the 1914 homicide sentence of Frank Pauletta of Coverdale to life imprisonment. Pauletta had been set to be hanged at the West Virginia Penitentiary for killing Frank Gilberti during a dance hall quarrel in Clarksburg. He escaped from Harrison County jail four days before the execution and was recaptured before a new date was set.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Frank Pauletta
Coverdale
West Virginia
Conley
Pauletta
Clarksburg
Frank Gilberti
Harrison County
Friends
He Fought That a Country Might Be Born in Athens
A Wallace County article honors Revolutionary War veterans buried in Athens. It profiles Bezaliel Culver born 1755 in Ireland who joined the Albany militia and later moved to Athens, Joseph Lyons of the Green Mountain Boys and local ties to Amesville, Lemuel Risley born 1761, Daniel Stewart born 1762 who served multiple regiments, and notes their deaths and West State Street Cemetery burials. Tree plantings, speeches, and children's voices close the tribute.
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Athens
Bezaliel Culver
Athens County
Ireland
Albany County
New York
Ann Caldwell
Culver
Weat State Street
New England
Joseph Lyons
Halifax
Vermont
Captain Hail
Green Mountain Boys Regiment
Seth Warner
Alien
Goodenough
Rangers
Mary Cary
Amesville
West State Street
Lemuel Risley
Samuel
Daniel Stewart
Litchfield
Conn
Enos
Connecticut
Meigs
Hinman
Beebe
Welch
Ruth Fueford
Stewart
Sussex County
N. J
Ohio Country
Rome Township
Daughter Wanted Revenge Got It
Police report the arrest of Frank M. Shanklin of Pittsburgh and Dalien Texas following a case involving Miss Bessie Robinson of New Castle Pa. She accused Shanklin of a revenge scheme linked to her father’s $14 000 alleged loss and sought information about his operations.
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Youngstown
Larey Goodwin
Frank M. Shanklin
Pittsburgh
Dalian
Tex
Shanklin
Bessie Robinson
New Castle
Aiuce
Climax Nearer in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New York April report says secrecy surrounds all stages of efforts to return Col Charles A Lindberghs kidnapped son. John F Conden alias Jamie seeks rein in private talks after a failed $80,000 ransom deal on April 2. Police may interview bank depositors to trace a ransom note.
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New York
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. Conden
Jamie
Mvatory
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lindberghsapprove plan to deliver child with ransom
Norfolk negotiators disclosed a plan to deliver the kidnapped Lindbergh baby to intermediaries before or with ransom payment. The scheme, approved by Col. Lindbergh two weeks earlier, aimed to prevent a repeat of the Dr. Condon case where $50,000 was paid without recovering the child.
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Norfolk
Way
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jassie
Col. Lindbergh
Dean Dobeon-Peacock
Athens Dispute Over Double Parker Fines Grows
On the fourth day of Athens drive against the double parker the tagged motorists rose to ten with eight cars cited for parking over the two hour limit One offender from outside town was excused while Edna Peterka paid a 1 fine Five other out of town drivers were excused and five owners including Pete Mcinley Jr Ora A Wise P O Nichola Roger Jones and Frank C Murphy were summoned to appear before Mayor Robert H Wood Violators face 1 fines by Mayor Wood
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Athens
Edna Peterka
Robert 8. Wood
Pete Mcinley, Jr
Ora A. Wise
P.O. Nichola
Roger Jones
Frank C. Murphy
Wood
Shower Planned for Mr and Mrs Vercoe at Poston Farm
A miscellaneous shower will be held Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vercoe at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hawk on the Poston farm east of Athens.
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Thomas Vercoe
Herbert Hawk
Poston Farm
Athens
Messenger Classified Ad Draws Replies About Livestock for Sale
Local ad in Athens R3 advertises Jersey heifer and Holstein calf prices with fresh dates and terms. Listings include Durham heifer, Holstein cow with calf by side, and an O L C brood sow, with contact via call on 24 for Joe Bridgewater.
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Jersey
Durham
O.1.c
Joe Bridgewater
Athens R
Messenger ad-taker in Athens Seeks buyers and rentals
Mrs Bridgewater notes she could have sold three more items as a Messenger ad-taker waits at 0243 Athens to serve those wanting to buy sell exchange hire or rent in the local classified market.
Explosion Kills Seven at New State Office Building
A disastrous blast at the $85 million State Office Building in Columbus killed seven and injured about fifty as completion neared. Investigators considered gas dust or bombs, with officials noting no gas piping and marble dust unlikely to cause such a blast.
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Ohio State
Columbus
State Construction Board
Saginaw Democrats Back Roosevelt for National Convention
Forty eight Michigan Democrats pledged to cast their 38 votes at the national convention for Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt of New York, provided the delegation deems it best for party welfare.
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Roosevelt
Local Fatality Report From Youngstown April 1
In Youngstown a man identified as Lan Drear, 65, died today at Side Hospital after a field accident near the city. Details are incomplete from the scattered report.
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Eaposur
Youngstown
Lan Drear
Disabled Vets to Meet at South Court Street
Disabled veterans of the war plan a meeting at 8 o clock tonight on South Court Street in the EN voit area.
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Sam J. Cole
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Jefferson County
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William L. Marlin
LEE Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Harmon Creek
Arthur Brisbane
Paradise
Oy King
Voltaire
Zadig
Babson
New Zealand
U. S
Middle West Utilities Company
Roose
Velt
Fy Raymond Clapper
United Press
Khefous
TALA
By Jane Warner
Lindy
Crusade
L. Nice
Henry
W. Ogburn
Ogburn
du Pont Company
James Berry
Dividiog of Mines
Qudt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
T. J. Donnelly
Russell Neal
Electriciant
Hirewin Roasback
Charles Martin
Martin
Dia
Salcete
Struck Construction Company
Cincinnati
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