Ohio Co ed Thrown From Riding Horse At Fairgrounds
Evelyn Kackley of Woodsfield Ohio a freshman at the university was thrown from a horse during a gymnasium class ride at the Athens County Fairgrounds. She suffered spinal injuries with partial paralysis of the legs but no bone breaks per X rays. She was taken to University Hospital for treatment after aid by doctors Sprague and Merwin.
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Evelyn Kackley
Woodsfield
University Hospital
Evelyn Geneva Kackley
Ohio University
Athens Ounty Fairgrounds
John Sprague
J. T. Merwin
Miss Kackley
Ible
University
Athens
Sast Mulberry Street
Acid Attack Kills Man in Chicago Street Ambush
Joseph Laigen, 55, was sprayed with inflammable acid and stabbed by two assailants who fled after the attack in Chicago. Laigen fought the flames and reached Mercy Hospital where a priest saved him. He could not identify his assailants before dying or explaining motive.
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Chicago
U.P
Joseph Laigen
Laigen
Mercy Hospital
Waterloo Township Road repairs approved by commissioners
Members of the Waterloo Township Board met with Athens County Commissioners to discuss Marsh Field Five Points Road improvements. The board voted to rebuild one mile of Waterloo Township Road and a half-mile of Luhrig Salem Road near Luhfiz. The Albany bridge over the New York Central Railroad will gain 15 inches clearance at center with higher approaches to ease the incline. gravel for the approaches will be supplied by the county.
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Waterloo Township Board
Athens County Commissioners
Marshfield
Five Points
Waterloo Township
Luhrig-Salem
Luhfiz
Albany
York Central Railroad
Columbus Bar Association criticizes unauthorized practice
The Columbus Bar Association issued a resolution condemning unauthorized practice by banks, trust companies, and loan institutions. A copy was sent to each institution with a letter from Thomas J. Keating, chairman of the investigating committee.
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Columbus
U.P
Thomas J. Keating
Governor Grants 30 Day Stay In Canton Bank Messenger Murder
Governor George White granted a 30 day stay to James Romeo of Canton who was sentenced Friday night for the murder of Charles Riblett a Canton bank messenger during a daylight robbery.
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Columbus
George White
James Romeo
Canton
Charles Riblett
Thrifty Ends and Growing Vigor in Webster’s Note
A readers query on the word thrifty defined as growing vigorously and thriving. The note cites Webster and United Business Publishers’ Bureau of Fconomica as source. The message asks what that meaning implies.
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Webster
Dyright By
United Business Publishers’ Bureau of
Fconomica
Coed Reinstated Miss Jean West Returns to Classes
Miss Jean West of Portsmouth, suing for an injunction to stop Miami University from expelling her, returns to Teachers College classes in Hamilton Ohio while awaiting the Common Pleas Court decision. Judge J. D. Barnes of Sidney, visiting here by assignment, orders her to attend class pending ruling. West is daughter of Portsmouth city plumbing inspector William West.
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Jean West
Miami
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Miami University
Teachers’ College
Common Pleas
J. D. Barnes
Sidney
Arthur Brisbane column preview from Today section
Syndicated column by Arthur Brisbane, dated Today, with King Features copyright. outlines editorial stance and forthcoming topics in a concise, period-voice preview.
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features, Inc
Ford Visits Book-Cadillac Hotel Patient Biographer
Detroit April 1 Henry Ford arrives from Dearborn to visit this writer at the Book Cadillac Hotel. He speaks warmly of Edison Florida trip and his old friend Lincoln era achievements. Ford concentrates on future plans, noting the heavy burden of leadership in American industry.
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Detroit
Mich
Mohammed
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Angel Gabriel
Ford
President Coolidge
White House
Mr. Ford
Frankenstein
Ford to write for Hearst offers amid freedom talk
The article notes Henry Ford declining a $150000 yearly offer from Hearst for 300 words daily, citing net profits of over $44 million in 1939. Ford emphasizes staying free from regular work while acknowledging possible occasional writing if not daily. He recalls running away from home at sixteen to find work.
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Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Mr. Ford
Hearst Organization
Henry Ford
Massachusetts
Left Wailing At the Altar in Hawaii
In Honolulu on April 21 Dorothy Mackaill the film actress faced a halted Hawaii wedding plan. Neil Albert Miller a sugar planter and Los Angeles family member and Judge Francis Brooks awaited the ceremony only to be told the wedding was postponed. The couple’s delay followed reports of a hitch and Mackaill and her mother were seen arguing near Diamond Head.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Dorothy Mackaill
Hawaii
Neil Albert Miller
Los Angeles
Miss Mackaill
Francis Brooks
Miller
Famous Diamond Head
Robber Strikes City Treasury In Detroit Heist
In Detroit on April 21 a bandit robbed the City Treasurer’s Office of about $28,000 in tax receipts. The fleeing robber carried roughly $8,000 in cash and $25,400 in checks. Theodore Crowley, 28, of Chicago, identified as a confederate, was captured minutes after the robbery.
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Detroit
U.rp
Theodore Crowley
Chicago
Tragic Child Death From Home Fire in Cincinnati
Edith Mueller a four year old girl died after she wrapped a towel around her neck and touched a match. Her mother heard her cries and extinguished the flames but the burns were fatal.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Edith Mueller
Edith
Drought and Relief Reports From Red Cross Meet
Miss Pearl French executive secretary of the Athens Red Cross spoke in Washington about ongoing drought relief and veterans loans. She noted 315 Athens County families aided by drought relief during the National Red Cross Convention April 12 to 16 with 1,274 delegates in attendance.
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Miss Pearl French
Washington
United States
Athens Red Cross
Hoover
Athens
Miss French
War
Navy Department
Smithsonian Institute
Red Cross
Athens County
Court May Put Ray Daugherty On Probation
Ray Daugherty of Marietta, sentenced to one to six years in Ohio Penitentiary for fraudulently obtaining a marriage license to wed 15 year old Freda Ward, may be placed on probation as officials note no prior trouble and good intentions amid the case. His sister posed as Miss Ward to obtain the license and the girl later killed Mrs. Harriman, prompting the investigation. The girl was placed at the Delaware Girls' Industrial School due to her youth.
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Zanesville
U.2
Ray Daugherty
Marietta
Ohio
Freda Ward
Marietts
Common Pleas Court
Daugherty
Margaret Treadway
Parkersburg
W. Va
Miss Ward
Geraldine Harriman
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
New Jail Condemned in Lisbon Ohio
Columbiana County Jail in Lisbon has been condemned as a menace to health life and morals State Inspector S C Griffin urged immediate construction of a new facility Bond issues to fund a new jail have been defeated by voters three times.
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Lisbon
U.R
Columbiana County
S. C. Griffin
Tiffin Names New School Superintendent
Paul V. Brown, 34, of Barnesville was chosen today as superintendent of Tiffin Schools to succeed Charles A. Krout who retires after 31 years in the post. The appointment follows 70 applicants for the position.
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Tiffin
Paul V. Brown
Barnesville
Charles A. Krout
Siamese train to New York Washington reaches Chicago
The royal Siamese train carrying King Prajadhipok and entourage arrived in Chicago at 9:30 a.m. today. It was switched from the Soo Line to the New York Central in preparation for continuing the journey to New York and Washington.
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Chicago
Prajadhipok
New York
Washington
Soo Line
New York Central
Bargains in Classifieds Today Offer Many Items
Classified ads list a complete set of four chromium plated golf clubs with case for $7 and personalized engraving on golf balls at a Court Street shop. A 1930 Chevrolet sedan is offered for $465 and a 1928 Pontiac coach with two new tires sells for $215. Ironing board covers and pads are 50 cents.
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Moesserger
Court Street
Dr Morton W. Bland Dies at Columbus Health Leader
Dr Morton W. Bland 53 health commissioner of Logan Ohio died in the Rural Rest Room Columbus from euremia after weeks of illness. A Rush Medical College 1909 graduate he practiced in Bellevue and Westerville before moving to Logan. He served as state registrar of vital statistics in 1915 16 and belonged to the Columbus Academy of Medicine and the Ohio State Medical Association. Funeral is set for 2 p m Thursday at his sister Mrs Jennie Irvin’s home in Galion.
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Columbus
U.P
Morton W. Bland
Logan
Hocking County
Euremia
Doctor Bland
Rush Medical College
Bellevue
Westerville
Columbus Academy of Medicine
Ohio State Medical Association
Jennie Irvin
Galion
Alfonso Needs Cash in Paris Departure for London
Paris April 21 King Alfonso of Spain left Paris for London with the Duke of Miranda and former Ambassador Jose Maria Quinones de Leon. Despite a large fortune he had nearly exhausted funds brought to Paris and sought a loan from Quinones de Leon. Much of the $20,000 he carried was spent loaning to aristocratic Spanish exiles.
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Paris
U.P
Alfonso of
Spain
Duke of Miranda
Jose Maria Quinunes de Leon
London
Quinones de Leon
Ohio University Student Harry Brown Advances in Ohio Peace Oratorical
Oratory contestant Harry Brown of Ohio University will represent OU at the sectional Ohio Peace Oratorical Association contest at Capital University in Bexley on Wednesday. He faces competitors from Muskingum Wittenberg Ohio Veteran University Akron and Otterbein. First and second place winners from Capital University advance to the state center in Columbus on May 3. Brown won the Ohio City round last week with Let Us Wage Peace.
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Harry Brown
Jackson
Ohio University
Ohio Peace Oratorical Association
Capital University
Bexley
Brown
Muskingum College
Wittenberg College
Ohio Veteran University
University of Akron
Otterbein College
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio City
Lion
Rebels to enter Tegucigalpa as Honduras crisis deepens
Wireless reports from Honduras say Revolutionary Leaders plan to seize Tegucigalpa and install Deputy Manuel Rodriguez as provisional president. President Colindres pledges life to defend democratic institutions, denounces foreign ownership and vows no betrayal to Honduras.
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Mexico City
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Manuel Rodriguez
Nicaragua
Colindres
Heavy Guard Takes Martin To State Pen
Pittsburgh Hymie Martin, convicted of the murder of former Cleveland Councilman William E Potter, was moved from county jail to Ohio Penitentiary for a life sentence. Sheriff Sulzbann led the secretive transfer with detectives and reporters in attendance. Hymie expressed hope for release within a year.
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Martin
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Hymie’’ Martin
William EE. Potter
Ohio Penitentiary
John M. Sulzbann
John E. Toner
Bernard Wolf
Wolf
Ed Pello
John M. Salzmann
Fred C. Alber
Albert Yarhau
East Cleveland
Taylor Fined for Possession of Intoxicating Liquor
Leslie Taylor of The Plains was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor. Constables Jonas and Junod found a quantity of home brew in his possession when they arrested him last week. Virgil Carpenter was fined 25 dollars and costs for operating a dance hall without a permit at Plantsville.
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Leslie Taylor
Plains
C. H. Porter
Jonas
Junod
Virgil Carpenter
Porter
Plantsville
Loyal forces strike back in Hankow after missionary capture
Chinese government troops attack outlaw bands on three fronts after capturing three missionaries in Kingmen. Oscar Anderson Esther Norlund and Augusta Nelson were seized by communists. General Kuoshan’s and Ho Lung forces clash as Kingmen is bombed. Ho Lung carries a $50,000 bounty.
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Hankow
China
U.R— Hankow
Kingmen
Kuo Hshan
Ho Lung
Oscar Anderson
Esther Norlund
Augusta Nelson
Covenant Missionary Society of
Weather summary for several cities shows unsettled conditions
Yesterday records include Phoenix 96 and El Paso 88 with Columbus 81. Today's lows include The Pas 14 and Minneota 14 and QuAppelle 10. The next 36 hours show continued showers, then clearing and cooler, with Wednesday turning fair and cool.
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Phoenix
Fl Paso
Columbus
Pas
Minnedosa
Qu’Appelle
Prohibition as a University Course Proposed at Ohio Wesleyan
The Political Science Department at Ohio Wesleyan University announces a new two hour per week course for juniors and seniors titled Prohibition a Gun damental Problem funded by W F Bigelow. A two day January 1992 conference will present both sides and feature state and national figures.
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Delaware
Political Science Department
Ohio Week University
Universes
W. F Bigelow
Good Housekeeping
Ohio Wesleyan
B. A. Arneson
CIA
Students named to state scholarship contest team
Athens County Schools announced a 30 student scholarship team for the District State contest on May 2 at Ohio University. Members include Rome High School students in chemistry and science, plus Albany and Ames Bern students in Latin and history, among others. District honors are May 2, state honors May 16 at centers including Ohio University and Miami University.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Athens
Alex Root
Charles Lowry
Thomas Hiddison
Rome High School
Charles Copeland
Rome
Jack Winner
Marie Howard
Amuse Hern
Tauline Strawsbaugh
Greens Eun
Phygica
Claudine Richardson
Venia Meek
Konte
Ruth Biddison
Frank Kearns
Jacksonville Trimble
Dorothy Michael
the Plains
Oale University
Towling Green
State College
Kent State College
Miami University
Ohto State University
Belmont
Ijailia
Guernsey
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Noble
Muskingum
Perry
Pike
Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Woman Found Dead in Well Suspected Foul Play
Miss Lucille Drew, 25, whose body was found in a 17 foot well in Bucyrus, disappeared on Saturday while en route to the home of Frank Bair, a widower. Crawford County authorities say evidence suggests foul play and hope for an early arrest.
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Bucyrus
Lucille Drew
Leroy Drew
Crawford County
Miss Drew
Frank Bair
Bair
Manhardt
Gabon
Igloo the Poles Fox Terrier Dies in Boston
Igloo, a fox terrier said to be the only dog to visit both the North and South Poles, died today in Boston as Admiral Richard E. Byrd rushed from the Midwest. Byrd canceled three lectures and hurried to Boston after being notified of the dog's illness in Springfield.
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Boston
Richard BE
Byrd
Middlewest
Springfield
Ruth Nichols Aims To Fly Across Atlantic Next Month
Ruth Nichols, one of the country’s foremost women pilots, plans an Atlantic crossing next month to realize her great ambition. The mission targets New York to Atlantic routes with hopes of setting a historic solo flight record.
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Atlantic
New York
U.P
Ruth Nichols
Slaying Said to Involve Teuber's Party Social Life
San Diego authorities questioned men from Louise Teuber's past as they sought a motive for her death. The 17 year old was found hanged from an oak on Jonesy Mountain after a Saturday night strike behind the ear and a fatal strangulation. Investigators noted skin under her fingernails and said her party life and multiple boyfriends may have sparked the killing. Letters to her father and sister hinted at plans to leave home for work in another city.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Louise Teuber
Jonesy Black Mountain
Ed Cooper
Chester Gunn
Cooper
Miss Teuber
Wheriffs
William Teuber
Isabel Prouty
Marion to be questioned in shooting of 13 year old
Columbus April 21 Marion Harlan Marion was to be questioned by officers at Rees Station near Columbus in connection with the shooting of Robert Lawson 13 wounded in the right lung. The boy probably will recover. Marion admitted firing a rifle but said he did not know he had shot anyone.
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Columbus
U.P
Harlan Marion
Rees Station
Here
Robert Lawson
Marion
Wall Spends Quiet Night in One Big Capital of Country
A letter from Will describes flying along the Fast Coast Air Line route from Jacksonville to Washington. He notes visits at Havana and other stops, admiring the dome of the capital. He reports a surprisingly quiet night in the city, compares it to Managua after an earthquake, and hints at plans for a possible revolution the next day.
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Wall
Washington
Republic
New York
Florida
Fast Coast Air Line
Jacksonville
Havana
Charleston
Florence
Raleigh
Josephus Daniels
Richmond
Managua
Will
Speakers at Bucyrus welfare district conference urge local focus
John McSweeney state welfare director urged residents to solve local welfare and prevention problems first to avoid higher state institution costs. Perry Denne of Ohio State University blamed today’s business mood on outdated production ideas. Mary Irene Atkinson urged deeper inquiry into welfare cases as district conferences plan upcoming results.
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Bucyrus
John McSweeney
Perry Dennne
Ohblo State University
Misa
Mary Irene Atkinson
Charities
McSweeney
Not To Dump Wheat Abroad
Washington April 21 The Federal Farm Board chairman James C Stone denied reports the board would dispose of stabilization wheat holdings in Europe for current prices The board has not considered such action and will pursue only previously announced steps selling abroad up to 38 000 000 bushels by July 1 and not making stabilization purchases from the 1931 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Europe
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Palm Board
Forest Fire Ravages Sterling City Area in California
A forest fire near Sterling City California 35 miles east of Chico burned over 50 acres and levelled eight businesses and 26 homes. The blaze started in a Diamond Match Company general store which is Sterling Citys logging headquarters. A large mill escaped as winds shifted the fire away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Calif
Sterling City
Here
Diamond Match Company
Death Mystery Eats At Grief Near Bucyrus
Miss Lucille Drew 25 was found dead in a neighbor’s well. The Healy family reports their son Guy 15 has been missing for 10 days and was last seen Sunday visiting friends in Montpelier Ohio. Officials probe possible links between the two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
U.P
Lucille Drew
Frank Healy
Guy
Montpelier
Minister Held for Intoxication in Reynoldsburg
The Rev Louis J Lewis Methodist minister at Reynoldsburg and White Hall near Columbus faces police court on intoxication charges after his automobile crashed into a parked car. Officers found a partially filled liquor bottle in his pocket. he admitted ownership and cited a physician's orders for whiskey due to sinus trouble.
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Columbus
Louis J. Lewis
Reynoldsburg
White Hall
Here
Lew’ -Ho
Lewis
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