U S Warships Boosted as Honduran Revolt Emerges
United States warships along the Central American coast nearly double in strength as a Honduran revolt flares, with three cruisers sent to the North Honduran coast and Marine units landed to defend towns. Reports state Americans and property face risk amid unrest linked to U S interests.
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Washington
United States
Honduras
Nicaragua
Central America
State Department
Honduran
United States State Department
Sandino
Coco River
Honduran Revolt Rumors Link to Ferrara Followers
Reports from private dispatches note Honduran revolt led by General Gregorio Ferrara with about 500 followers. United Fruit held evacuations at Tela for women and children as ships were ordered to Castilla and Cortez to rescue Americans. Honduras population around 740,000 with banana, mining, and lumber industries. United Fruit as major American investor with extensive land and property valued at about 25 million dollars.
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Augusto Lee
Nicaragua
Sandino
Ering
Uir and Steamship Company
Gregorio Ferrara
United Fruit Company
Tela
Castilla
Cortez
Honduras
Start Hearing In Co-ed Suit
Hearing on an injunction suit filed by Miss Jean West of Portsmouth began in Common Pleas Court in Hamilton County. West, a freshman at Miami University Teachers College, challenges the university’s authority to expel her for scholastic dismissal as her father contests the basis for the action. Attorneys for the university filed motions seeking to have West’s petition clarified regarding why she was dropped.
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Hamilton, CO
U.ri
Jean West
Portsmouth
Miami University
Oxford
Common Pleas Court
J. J. Barnes
Sidney
West
Teachers’ College
Portsmouth City
Miami
Edwin Pierce
Robert H. Sohingen
Miss West
Warm Sunday Brings Pears and Peach Blossoms to Peak
Sunday brought warm weather with a high of 84 degrees at 3 PM as Athens County weatherman FE Wolfe notes it is the year’s peak so far. He says peach trees have bloomed heavily and pastures are thriving.
Ohio weekend deaths tally hits thirteen from crashes and violence
A United Press survey tallies 13 Ohio deaths over the weekend including motorist John Linne whose motorcycle struck a cross highway rope, and separate auto crashes in Cincinnati. Other fatalities include Anthony Zinciani and Frank Breckenridge, plus gunshot and accident deaths across Lima, Columbus, Steubenville, and Akron.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
United Press
John Linne
Norwood
Madelyn Brueshaber
Cincinnati
All the Airplanes Together Fighting Wasp Ford Vackard
A syndicated Arthur Brisbane column previews aviation progress with references to The Fighting, Diving Wasp, Ford's Giant and Vackard's Diesel as examples of evolving aeronautical design and capabilities.
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Wasp
Ford
Giant
Vackard
Diesel
Detroit Air Show Showcases Global Aviation Progress
On April 18 Detroit hosts a world class air show with a wide range of aircraft. The event highlights the city’s three million dollar airport and the push to attract air plane factories alongside existing auto plants. A tiny Bull Pup plane with a three cylinder 45 horsepower engine travels 75 mph, 25 miles per gallon, and costs 1200 dollars.
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Detroit
America
M. C. Meigs
The
American Weekly
Henry Ford exhibit features all metal planes and hospital craft
Inside a vast hangar Henry Ford displays an all metal three engine aircraft with a Wright Cy clone nose engine and two Wright Whirlwinds, plus another all metal plane powered by Pratt and Whitney Wasp. A large freight carrier houses several planes and furniture, powered by a 650 horsepower Hispano Suiza engine. Opposite are kokker planes including a Red Cross flying hospital with beds and a field evacuation design for wounded during battles.
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Henry Ford
Kokker
Red Cross
Savage Boeing Army Fighter With Wasps In Case Of War
A small savage looking snub nosed Boeing army fighter built by a United Aircraft branch climbs at 2100 feet per minute, dives at 350 mph, and can drop bombs while firing a propeller friendly machine gun. It carries a 450 horsepower Wasp motor and can go ten miles up and back in six and a half minutes. A few thousand such Wasps would deter enemy planes and dirigibles and warn nations to keep off.
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United Aircraft
Red Cross
Diesel aircraft engine claims bold claims for air travel
An article touts a Packard diesel aircraft engine promising low fuel costs and safety with no ignition or carburetor. It claims the engine requires no radio interference and envisions passenger flight across the continent and ocean for ten dollars, urging readers to note the claim.
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Packard Company
Mrs Lindbergh Drives Noted Airplane Attracts Attention
Just beyond there is the third plane with room for five and a 125 horsepower Kinner motor. Men and especially women show great interest, being told that it is the kind of ship Mrs Lindbergh drives.
Stout Sky Car and DOX Engine Promised Foolproof Flight
A new rear engine sky car with four landing wheels and no tail is described as nearly foolproof. Nearby, the DOX engine is built for a machine to carry 170 passengers, signaling a bold step in future air travel. Continued on Page 4.
Emotions Kill Says Surgeon Crile in Lecture
Dr. George W. Crile, founder of the Cleveland Clinic, warns that small infections and strong emotions like fear or jealousy threaten health. He cites glands producing adrenalin and says positive control can extend life, noting injections from animals may alter mood.
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Cleveland
U.P
George W. Crile
The
Cleveland Clinic
Academy of Medicine Public Health
Crile
Driver Kills Baby in Toledo Crash
A 62-year-old motorist, released after a traffic accident, crashed into the Watkins car killing 15 week old Laurel Marie Watkins. The infant was hurled from her mother’s arms to the pavement as Cr. W. Knight collided with Joseph Nowicki’s car waiting at a light, two hours after the prior incident.
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Toledo
U.2
Laurel Marie Watkins
George Watkins
Cr. W. Knight
Watkins
Knight
Joseph Nowicki
Weather notes show unsettled trend with colder turn ahead
Yesterday saw highs of 92 in Phoenix 84 in El Paso and Montgomery. Edmonton 14 Yellowstone 18 and Qu Appelle 20 recorded lows today. Weather remains unsettled with showers in the area tonight and Tuesday, followed by a sharp drop in temperature.
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Phoenix
el Paso
Montgomery
Edmonton
Yellowstone
Qu'Appelle
National Guard Plans Reinforcements for Nicaragua Coastal Raids
National Guard reinforcements to the Eastern Coastal Region of Nicaragua will be flown in to halt raids by insurrectionist forces under Augusto Sandino. Major Otto Salzman ordered the deployment for distribution to endangered coastal areas reporting quiet in the last 24 hours.
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National Guard
Nicaragua
Hiram Johnson
State Department
Managua
U.P
Otto Salzman
Minister Was Speeding
At 8 20 a m Sunday police arrested Rev George S Bright 61 of Lucas Ohio on a charge of reckless driving He preached a sermon to city prison inmates advising them how to stay out of jail Trust in God and pray for your freedom He was speeding on High Street when overtaken by a radio cruiser Taken to prison he asked permission to take part in chapel services He was released on bond.
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Columbus
Georges. Bright
Lucas
Bright
High Street
Siam King Prajadhiplok Tours United States
King Prajadhiplok of Siam became the first Asiatic monarch to visit the United States crossing from Portal North Dakota into Montana aboard a Canadian Pacific special. Police guards and aides accompanied the royal party as locals in Scarborough New York gathered for a first glimpse of royalty at the border crossing and platform arrival.
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Scarborough
N. Y
U.P
Prajadhiplok
Siam
United States
Portal
N. D
Northwest
Potentate
British Columbia
Cars Overturn At Carbondale
Two Carbondale residents were seriously injured in crashes near Carbondale on State Route 56. Amos Stanley 29 had his left hand amputated after his car overturned near New Plymouth and Edward Betts 60 suffered facial and hand injuries from a separate rollover at Ensminger Hill. A third collision near here left a local family shaken. the other driver was unidentified.
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Amos Stanley
Edward Betts
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Stanley
New Plymouth
Mack Stanley
Carbondale
Ensminger Hill
Henry Thompson
Steel firms plan wage cuts to stabilize jobs
Youngstown Ohio April reports indicate steel manufacturers consider a general wage reduction to align with industry adjustments for steadier employment. Officials claim overall annual income for workers would rise, with most plants in the district led by Youngstown Sheet and Tube already cutting wages slightly.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Good Will Touring Of Rogers Ends on Florida East Coast
The letter from Will recounts a winter ocean bathing spot in Miami Beach and a long goodwill journey through Cuba Haiti Santo Domingo and Porto Rico. It notes Roosevelt's popularity in Porto Rico and compares him to Morrow while praising diplomatic sympathy and the extensive travel for a $600 fare.
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Rogers
Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Morrow
California
Fires Sweep Northern Forests KIll Towns in Midwest and East
Fires raged across northern Wisconsin Michigan and New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania destroying timber lands and several buildings. Tipler Wisconsin saw a village nearly vanish while Morse and nearby areas suffered deaths and property loss. Firefighters Indians and volunteers battled the blazes as rains arrived to curb the flames.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Ashland
Wis
U.P
Tipler
Morse
Othe
Herman Anderson
Ino
Bin
Moquah National Forest
Bayfield
Odanah
North Western Railroad
Tentowa
Iron County
Mich
James
Knife Baby To Win Damages Case Involving Self Injury Plot
Four charged in Portsmouth area case alleging an extortion plot to obtain damages from street railway companies. Michael Renaldi and James Renaldi, both of Philadelphia, along with Katherine Clark and Mrs Mary Jarvis, reportedly claimed injuries to themselves and 10 month old Wanda Lee to cash in on claims totaling about 595 dollars across several cities.
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Portsmouth
U.P
Columbus
Philadelphia
N. C
Pittsburgh
Wilmington
Del
Michael Renaldi
James Renaldi
Katherine Clark
Mary Jarvis
Wanda Lee
Miss Clark
Toledo man escapes as Frank Mitchell figure sought after robberies
A fugitive in Detroit and Bay City is sought after fleeing Toledo. He boasted he was the outlaw Frank Mitchell, who escaped after an ally was killed in a Bowling Green battle last week and is linked to two robberies during the flight.
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Toledo
Frank Mitchell
Bowling Green
Detroit
Bay City
Mich
Opera Star Mary McCormic and Prince Divani Confirm Wedding
Hollywood reports opera singer Mary McCormic and Prince Serge M. Divani admitted they wed over a week ago and plan an extended European honeymoon. The disclosure confirms a high profile alliance between stage and royalty.
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Hollywood
Mary McCormitc
Serge M. ‘Divani
Europe
Robber Captured After Drug Store Hold Up
In Cincinnati on April 20 a drug store manager was held up and robbed of 583 dollars then tied. Eighteen minutes later police nabbed the robber and his lookout aboard a street car, ending the incident.
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Cincinnati
Rubber pioneer Francis A. Hardy dies at 80 in Pasadena
Francis Alonzo Hardy, 80, a pioneer rubber manufacturer who founded a firm that later became the B. F. Goodrich Company, died in Pasadena late yesterday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Francis Alonzo Hardy
Hardy
B. F. Goodrich Company
Marion Hall Killed in Charleston Auto Crash
Marion Hall 25 son of former state tax commissioner and ex mayor Grant P. Hall died in an automobile accident in Charleston on April 20.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Marion Hall
Grant P. Hall
Burglars Escape With 1500 At Hauntz Grocery Store
In Columbus on April 20 Yeges cracked the Hauntz grocery store and meat market safe and escaped with about 1500 dollars in cash and valuables. Local police investigating motive and method.
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Columbus
U.pb- Yeges
Hauntz
Gambier Fire Evacuates Town. Kenyon Students Help
In Gambier on April 20, 2000s fire destroyed two buildings in the Knights of Pythias Lodge area, causing about 45000 in damage. Kenyon College students and Mt. Vernon volunteers aided by firefighting crews kept the blaze from spreading, with no injuries reported.
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Gambier
Kenyon College
Mt. Vernon
College Town
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Harry Stoyle
Paul Lybarger
Stoyle
Luman Bernon
Alrain
Stoyle Hotel
Churchman Gilbert Lovell to lecture in Athens
Gilbert Lovell of New York City will lecture in Athens under Westminster Council of the Presbyterian Church. He speaks at the Westminster Fellowship banquet Thursday at 6 pm and offers student conferences Thursday afternoon and Friday. Banquet decorations follow a garden motif and tickets are limited to 100 with reservations via the church office.
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Gilbert Lovell
New York City
Presbyterian General Board of Education
Athens
Westminster Council
The
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
Ruth Humphrey
Lovell
Helen McLaughlin
Pauline Cone
Ruth Fleck
Martha Foster
Clara Belle Bailey
Kilmer Jacobs
Foster Cornwell
Leavitt Gard
A. Terrill
Friendly Society
Louise Pavey
Edna Ervin
A. Hansen
Clarke Williams
A. R. Gentry
C. D. Giauque
George McLaughlin
Dean
N. ©. McCracken
A. O. Sloane
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Completes Cleanup Week Records Citywide
Athens city workers finished Cleanup Week with over 100 truckloads of rubbish removed surpassing previous marks. Mayor Robert S. Wood praised the effort directed by John S. Collins city service director and noted strong resident cooperation.
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Athens City
Robert S. Wood
Johns. Collins
Athens
Bulgaria Premier Liapches Cabinet Resigns
Sofia report April 20 says the cabinet of Premier Andrei Liapches resigned today in a surprise political development with no immediate successor named.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Andrei Liapches
Belgium Delays Recognizing New Spanish Republic
In Brussels on April 20 the Belgian government avoided recognition of the new Spanish Republic, delaying official acknowledgment of the regime.
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Belgium
Spain
Brussels
Athens County Tax Returns Due Soon Under Auditor Rules
Athens County taxpayers must file personal property tax returns by May 1 or face a 50 percent penalty. Auditor J Clyde Edmundson detailed valuations for horses, cattle, calves, ewes, lambs, pigs, mites, chickens, and automobiles, with specific percentages and age-based ranges, and urged early filing to ensure adequate service.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County
Edmundson
Mr. Edmundson
Young Wife Dies in New Marshfield
Mrs. Mary Frances Steinmeyer 21 wife of Rudolph Steinmeyer died after a three week illness at home. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at the Christian Church with Rev. Reed J. Downs officiating. Burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Donna, parents J. N. Collins, six sisters and Adrian Colling.
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New Marshfield
Mary Frances Steinmeyer
Rudolph Steinmeyer
The
Christian Church
Reed J. Downs
Christian Church In
Athens
New
Marshfield Cemetery
Donna
J. N. Collins
New Marshfield R. L
Elna McGraner
Frank Young
the Plains
Harry Hawk
A. D. Hawk
Gladys Collins
Mable Nagle
Adrian Colling
Coulter to Speak at Athens Salvation Army Service
The Rev. C. M. Coulter of Athens First Methodist Church will speak at the Athens Salvation Army at 7 30 o clock Wednesday night. Members of the Martzeiff Class will lead the program with special music arranged, according to Adjt. Bernard Stone.
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C. M. Coulter
Athens
Ask Me Why About Luxuries in American Life
A reflective note questions if Americans overspend on luxuries. It argues the line between luxury yesterday and necessity today shifts as wants become needs. The piece contrasts restraint with entitlement and hints at broader economic attitudes shaping spending.
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