Franklin Rice Dead After Gas Explosion at Race Street
A gas blast at 35 Race Street in Albany injures a 17 year old girl and kills Franklin Rice, 2, while C C Starr, former city councilman and house owner, is burned but not seriously. The Bursons had been renting the nearby home and were helping move possessions into one house. Authorities report the fire occurred Friday night at around 520.
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Armys Hospital
Race Street
C. C. Starr
Wranklin Rice
Hester
Wiessie Burson
Wnd
Burson Farms
Moe
Burson
Pichland Avenue
Albany Road
Starr
Gas explosion kills two in Athens home
A gas leak or ignition caused a blast at a rented Athens house injuring Miss Burson and Mr. Rice, who died later at a hospital. The blast wrecked the structure, with glass thrown, and fire suppressed by chemicals. Charges point to a turned-on gas valve by a resident, sparking fatal burns on all three on the second floor.
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Mr. Rice
Thierson Burson
Téwan
Logan Gasompany
Florence
Elizabeth Zeigheld
Burson
Gad
Race
Starr
C. W. Fink
Miss Burson
Athens High School
Doris
Katherine
Sirs. C. E. Russell
West Union Street
Emerson Burson
Athens State Hospital
Danford
Meigs County
Rutland
Elza
Women Halt Secret Signals During Dry Raid in Pity-Me
Sheriff J A Wil lock and deputies raided back hills of Pity-Me finding 54 gallons of mash 9 stills and related gear destroyed. villagers celebrated the seizure and praised officials while noting a shift away from prohibition violations in the area.
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Pomeroy
J. A Wil
Fity-Me
Uquor
Mty-Me
Vilage
Hitle
Sin
Engineers of Hocking Valley to survey site in Logan
Logan April 20. Engineers from Hocking Valley will visit Logan Wednesday to survey the proposed site for a refinery. The Chamber of Commerce reports a tentative land option near the city, pending approval by trustees of the Industrial Expansion Fund. Chairman Harry S. Stith continues refinery production efforts with a reported minimum daily output target of 750 barrels.
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Hocking Valley
Logan
Committee of Chamber of Commerce
Spec Valley Railroad Company
Naval
Chamber of Commerce
Aeantine
Harry S. Stith
Industrial Expansion Fund
Mr. Smith
Icure
Failure to Fix Brakes Caused Death of Girl
Dayton April 20 50 Ph Gilfford Huffer 18 charged with manslaughter after his auto ran down Mazie Mullin 6 in front of her home. A set of new brake bands were found in the car. Huffer cried that the brakes were not fixed.
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Dayton
Gilfford Huffer
Mazie Mullin
Pat Mullin
State Penitentiary
Huffer
Grange pressed to accept Hoover plan in new surge
Washington reports Hoover urged farm groups to back his plan and sought Grange unity via direct talks with Louis J. Taher. Taher wired Grange councils nationwide asking advice on easing pressure for the debenture scheme, while the American Farm Bureau opposed it but did not mobilize against it. Debenture plan prospects hinge on Taher’s swing to the President.
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Vy Pve
Mallon United Press Star Wetter
Washington
UPR
Hoover
Nnational Grange
Lardenture
Revert
Louis J. Taher
The
Grange
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Tyde
Preas
Taber
Grangs
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago Gun Code urged by principals and parents
Chicago leaders including school principals and parents moved to implement recommendations from a coroner jury on youth crime. The case highlighted concerns over alcohol and delinquency linked to student behavior, urging strict enforcement and truancy measures. The report notes involvement of Mrs Liston and several daughters in related incidents.
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Chicago
U.P
George Lux
Colette
Hauer
Liston
Herman Mnishe
Anna
Bloom Fertili Bundesen
Btella
Mary
Jane Liston
Jane
Ette Liston
Mem
Keestler
Man of Future Faces Vision of Higher Race in Debate
Philadelphia April 20 Dr Hrdika, a leading scientist, defended a future man of higher stature beauty and intellect before the American Philosophical Society. He warned against birth rate fears and predicted mental derangements will rise with rising stress but argued rebirth will not be easy or dangerous. He blamed insufficient study of causes and warned selective breeding and social changes may shape future society.
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Philadelphia
de Ales Hrdika
Rodely
Hidtka
Night Traffic Rises as Pomeroy Virkage Collections Grow
Special reports from Pomeroy indicate new hill river collections have increased at night. Officials note tourism moving after dark to avoid daytime congestion on highways and foresee continued demand as tourist season peaks next month.
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Pomeroy Airte tStar
New Hill River
Anid
Wiebways
Patrolman Swanson killed by arrested man in Brist Brig
Patrolman Russell J. Swanson of Mt Jewett Pennsylvania was struck and killed near Northeast by a suspect just minutes after Swanson had fined a Black couple for defective brakes. The suspect allegedly cursed at Swanson and appeared to gesture as Swanson directed the vehicle toward the magistrate. The assailant then fired from a rear window as Swanson rode his motorcycle toward the office.
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Brig
Slate Highney
Russell J. Swanson
Mt Jewett
Jhere
Swanson
Ronan
Swansan
Bwanson
Magistics Simucek Tard
Minneapolis
Dread
Cooper vetoes bill to fund law book publication
Governor Myers vetoed Representative Mardia's bill authorizing the Ohio law book Land Titles in Ohio by W. Peter. The measure proposed printing 2 001 copies at a cost of 17 800 dollars, a public expense the governor deemed not of general value and not a proper use of state funds.
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Columbus
Myers
Cooper
8. K. Mardia
Athena
Peter
Ohio
General Assembly
Giasernor
Fruit Crop Damaged Seriously in Pomeroy After Freeze
An inspection by County Farm Bureau Agent George W. Kreitler finds the fruit crop in the area seriously damaged after Friday morning’s freeze. Kreitler fears much of the crop will fall, citing unusually cold weather in recent days.
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Pomeroy
Fruit Street
County Farm Bureau
George W. Kreitler
Kreller
Jane
Glouster Mayor's Wife Dies After Acid Poisoning
Mrs. Gus Gaskalla, 44, wife of Glouster Mayor Goaskalla, died at home after consuming carbolic acid about 6:30 AM while mayor worked in the garden. A physician arrived within ten minutes but she died about 20 minutes later. She had undergone a surgical operation last year with no relief and had sought to regain her health. Funeral and burial plans and attending relatives are noted, with services at the Church of Christ scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
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Roberta Gasialta
Tarlal
Isaac S.vona
Love
Thomas Willhone
John Gail
Mina
Presbyterians Move Toward Rapid Church Union
Recommendations favor uniting all Presbyterian and Reformed Churches in the United States into one body are reported for the Presbyterian Church in the U S A. The plan calls for a general assembly approval and outlines cooperation across denominations.
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York
Philadelphia
Aston
Boosa
Na Lonal
St. Paul
Mino Mir
Chird Cooperation and Union
Girl 15 Near Death After Self Inflicted Wounds
Police say Gladys Cox, 15, near death from self inflicted hurt. She shot herself when her father refused permission to attend a street carnival at Fortaven.
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CKG
Portsmorth
Giadys Cox
Ftarden
Pianolas for sale as fire rages in Beverly Hills
Hollywood story notes a man named Peters offering $30 in a Beverly Hills ad to buy pianolas from neighbors claiming they torment him and that he will burn instruments and homes surrounding his residence to stop the noise. He is held on bond in police court to keep peace.
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Hollywood
Catt
Pitera
Jmovie Hero
Ney
Peters
Beverly
Hills
Aisantee
Hilai
Ohio Legislature Approves Admin Bills and Speed Limit Revisions
Governor signs measures from the state legislature including auto speed rate increases and administration bills. The article lists enacted provisions on highway projects, penalties, and revenue rules, with references to officials and associated bills.
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Administration
Freeze on Thursday Night Injures Fruit in Ohio
Ohio horticulture reports Thursday night frost caused severe damage to fruit and vegetable crops. Worst impact in Youngstown Lancaster and Delaware counties with early varieties heavily nipped. Gallipolis area nearly all crops killed. Peach crop described as dealt a coup de grace by the frost.
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Columbus
Ohio
One State University
Youngstown
Lancaster
Delaware
Gallipolis
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