Agricultural Tariff Bill Shows Modest Shifts and Maintained Rates
The Senate Finance Committee has halfway through rewriting the tariff bill. Agricultural rates mostly hold or rise to please farmers with some cuts in the chemical schedule and reductions in lumber and tobacco. Canada’s concerns trigger retaliatory fears as egg, cattle, and venison duties rise while fish rates fall. The bill is unlikely to finish before September 1 with reconvening set for August 19.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
Senate
Toledo Man Drowns After Boat Collision at Lake Erie
In Toledo Aug 1 a 37 year old Lee Jones drowned after a power boat rammed a keel off the crib light on Lake Erie. Jones had helped Mrs Garnet Harris and had battled wind and a strong current for three hours following the drowning of two Toledo women the previous Tuesday at Little Cedar Point.
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Toledo
U.R
Lee Jones
Lake Erie
Jones
Garnet Harris
Little Cedar Point
Mildred Haniwer
Jeanne M. Higgins
Heth
Proposals to shrink battleships eyed in naval talks
Washington August 1 The next naval reduction conference will study extending battleship life and reducing size but likely not abolishing giant fighting ships, a United Press report said today.
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Washington
U.R
United Press
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Germany for United States Flight
Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen early today bound for the United States with a crew of 40 and 18 passengers including eight Americans. A stowaway rumor circulated as Otto Mans the ship’s cook was found sleeping. surplus wine was to be kept in a locked iron box for the voyage.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
United States
France
Lake Constance
Sudherly
Otto Mans
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin Company
United Irers
Graf
Chicago Knows How Liberty Limited
Arthur Brisbane notes Liberty Limited and Mussolini style spread across Europe and the press. He observes Chicago readers recognize the pattern in politics and daily life, comparing rhetoric and control methods in authoritarian and capitalist contexts.
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Chicago
Liberty Limited
Chicago Heat Eclipsed by New York as Waterfront Draws Crowds
In Chicago on August 1 heat is intense but the city’s famed lakefront draws vast crowds. Tens of thousands, including families, flock to Lake Michigan for swimming and cooling, a scene likened to Hindu pilgrims along the Ganges in scale.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
Lake Michigan
Chicagoans Bathe in Lake Michigan Water
The passage notes Chicagoans bathe in clean Lake Michigan water and return home without incident. It reflects a view that lakes and parks belong to the people, not to groups of busy-bodies.
Chicago builds lakefront road toward Wisconsin line
Not content with improving the entire lake front in magnificent fashion, Chicago plans a road extending from the Indiana state line north past the business district to Lake Forest with future extension toward the Wisconsin line.
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Chicago
Indiana State Line
Lake Forest
Wisconsin State Line
Forty Women Attend Clinic at University
Statistics from Charles D P D Giauque and Marian Ickes indicate women show more ailments or anxiety about physical flaws. Forty women attended the free Posture Clinic in the Women's Gymnasium while only ten men used the Men's Gymnasium clinic.
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Charles Dpd. Giauque
Ohio University
Marian Ickes
Giauque
Ohio Briefs Bond For Fatal Crash Driver
Cleveland police held Malcolm Scott 23 Oberlin to the grand jury under 2500 dollar bond in the death of Theresa Stypiczyski 21 who was fatally struck by his car. In Bellaire Charles Murray 49 was killed when an emery wheel disintegrated while he ground a golf club striking his head.
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Cleveland
Malcolm_ Scott
Oberlin
Theresa Stypiczyski
Scott
Bellaire
Charles Murray
Murray
Perry Mulcahy Dies Crushed Moving Portable School House
Perry H. Mulcahy aged 58 was crushed to death today while assisting in moving a portable school house in Toledo. The incident occurred August 1 and is reported by United Press.
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Toledo
U.P
Perry H. Mulcahy
Akron marks first anniversary of air mail line
Akron honored the one year anniversary of the air mail line drawing prominent aviation figures from across the country. The event highlighted the growing role of the air mail service in national transportation.
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Akron
Fires Driven by Dry Weather Rally Volunteer Fighters in Minnesota
Scores of volunteer fighters were rushed into Minnesota's north woods as dry weather gave added impetus to create fires. The effort aimed to combat rapidly spreading blazes amid hot conditions and limited moisture.
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ST. Paul, Minn
U.P
Minnesota
Northwoods
National Communist day clashes halt red meetings in tri state area
In Wheeling West Virginia two Communist Workers Party members Joseph Carr of Cleveland and Joseph Keen of Pittsburgh were arrested for distributing inflammatory literature as police moved to break up mass meetings. Similar events occurred across Eastern Ohio while Sadie Van Veen and Israel Amtor were slated to speak in Martins Ferry and Neffs. Belmont County Sheriff Ford Moore announced limited permits for meetings.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Communist Workers Party of America
Tri-State
Joseph Carr
Cleveland
Joseph Keen
Pittsburgh
Fred H. Frasier
Ohio
Sadie van Veen
Israel Amtor
Martins Ferry
Neffs
Ford Moore
Belmont County
Graham funeral to be held at home Saturday
Funeral services for Clinton Graham will be held at 10 30 A M Saturday at his parents home 142 Mill Street. Rev A Y Wilcox pastor of the Presbyterian Church will conduct the service Burial will follow in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Clinton Graham
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
West Union Street
Royal toddler Elizabeth attends birthday party in London
Princess Elizabeth daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York wears her best frock as she goes to a friend's first birthday party in London. The note mentions she could be queen someday if the Prince of Wales remains unwed.
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Elizabeth
Duke and Duchess of York
London
England
Prince of Wales
Playing Again Frederick Rosser
Frederick Rosser six year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Rosser of 4 West Washington Street is allowed to play in his yard after a recent near suffocation from earth caving in on a high school campus He had suffered a fractured collar bone and a facial cut with stitches in the past two months but showed no shock reaction per his mother indicating resilience after the incident.
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Frederick Rosser
Frederick
Thomas Rosser
West
Washington Street
Bandits Foiled in Mosler Payroll Robbery Band
A gang allegedly led by Robert Zwick slipped from a police trap near Hamilton Ohio while attempting to steal a 13000 payroll from the Mosler Safe Company. The bandits fled toward Cincinnati at high speed after a failed ambush as officers watched the plant and canal bank.
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Hamilton
U.P
Robert Zwick
Mosler Safe Company
Zwick
Fox
Butler County
Crane Nugent
Cincinnati
Mosler
Company
Joseph Engle
Engle
James O'Connor
Sunday Creek Coal Takes Over Millfield No 6 Mine
The Sunday Creek Coal Company has taken over the operation of Poston Consolidated Coal Company’s No 6 Mine at Millfield. Opened in 1911, the millfield mine now capacity of 1200 to 1500 tons daily is served by the New York Central Railroad. Sunday Creek operates four No 6 vein mines in the Hocking Valley with offices in Columbus. George K. Smith chairs the board, W. E. Tytus is president and general manager.
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Sunday Creek Coal Company
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Millfield
New York Central Railroad
No. 6
Hocking Valley
Columbus
George K. Smith
W. E. Tytus
Athens County Grange Picnic Draws 400 Plus Attendees
More than 400 grangers from Athens Meigs Vinton and Hocking counties were expected to attend the Athens County Grange picnic at the Waterloo Forest Reserve in Mineral. The all day event featured speakers games and special entertainment with well filled picnic baskets as plans were made over the past two months.
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Athens County
Waterloo Forest Reserve
Mineral
Meigs
Vinton
Hocking
Ohio University plans new west campus library building
The Ohio University Board of Trustees has authorized Howell and Thomas to draw plans for a limestone brick library on the west side facing South Court Street. The two story high basement structure is funded by a 350000 state appropriation and will house 250000 volumes, with the current 60000 volumes to be relocated after completion in mid September.
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Ohio University Board of Trustees
Howell and Thomas
Cleveland
Fof
University Library
South Court Street
Elmer B. Bryan
Alumni Memories
Annex
Keating
Alumni Memorial
Hoover's aides to sidetrack personal hobby calls
President Hoover told executive staff that callers pursuing personal hobbies or enterprises will be diverted to the proper department. Public letters made public before reaching the White House will be handled by the executive office staff, not the president. The move follows his private inquiry into publicity seekers causing nuisance and time loss.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Hoover
Canada proposes ocean to ocean airmail link to transcontinental route
Canada has informally proposed establishing an ocean to ocean airmail service with a branch to connect with the U S transcontinental route, Postmaster General Brown announced today in Washington. The plan envisions Canada joining the inland mail network to speed cross country deliveries.
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Washington
U.R
Canada
United States
Brown
Classified Ads Highlight Bargains In The Messenger
The Messenger Classified Ads advertise bargains including a 1926 Ford roadster with red wire wheels for 175 dollars a matched pair of gray geldings five years old described as fine workers a New Process gas range with Lo rain heat control for 18 dollars and Ohio coal delivered for 2.50 per ton.
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the Messenger
Lorain
Ohio
Athens
Rutland Coal Miner Shot After Finding a Still in Operation
Junior Hale, 26, a Rutland coal miner, was shot by Leo Clouse, 26, in Beech Grove Settlement while Hale and Peck Caldwell hunted ground hogs. Hale, critically wounded, may lose his left arm. Clouse claims self defense amid a countywide hunt aided by a bloodhound.
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Rutland
C. A. Hartley
Messenger
Pomeroy
Junior Hale
Leo Clouse
Clouse
Hale
Point Pleasant
Beech Grove
Peck Caldwell
Caldwell
Marl Molden
Robert Molden
Moldens
Sheridan Molden
Ceasco Ashworth
Molden
Morris
Dust Explosion Injures Three At Rachael Mine
Three men were injured at the Cosgrave Menhan Coal Company mine in Fairmont West Virginia as shifts changed. Howard Enright 41 Cecil Carpenter 24 and Walter Bane 4 all of Rachael were treated at a local hospital with officials fearing worse injuries.
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Fairmount
W. Va
U.P
Rachael
Cosgrave Menhan Coal Company
Howard Enright
Cecil Carpenter
Walter Bane
Legion Post Postpones Meeting for Low Attendance
No meeting of the Kk. T. Croasen Post of the American Legion was held in the post home Wednesday night due to insufficient members present. A follow up meeting is announced for next Wednesday to discuss renovation plans and notices will be sent to every member.
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Kk. T
American heir begins five month sentence at Wormwood Scrubs
Richard J. Reynolds, a young American tobacco heir, was sent to Wormwood Scrubs prison for five months after being convicted of manslaughter in the Bath road death of motorcyclist Arthur Graham last May. He faces a drill filled routine in the second division and work in a workshop for skill training and minor sentence reduction.
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London
U.R
Richard J. Reynolds
Wormwood-Scrubbia
Old Bailey Court
Arthur Graham
Bath Road
Reynolds
Athens Man Is Hurt In Auto Accident
An Athens man Oo E Fri and a woman from Indianapolis Miss Agnes French were injured when their car left North and Fairlawn Streets, rolled over a small embankment, and struck a vacant house. Fri had a cut over the right eye and Miss French a cut above the left eye and knee bruises. the driver reported avoiding a collision at a curve. They were treated by a local physician.
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Glouster
Athens
Indianapolis
North
Fairlawn
E. Fri
van Vorh’s Street
Agnes &. French
Ind
Officer Is Killed In Race Conflict in Savannah Riot
Savannah police reserves were deployed as a race riot erupted in Yamacraw, the city’s Negro district. Policeman Fitzgerald was shot and killed in early fighting.
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Savannah
U.P
Yamacraw
Fitzgerald
Investigation report on Judge Ira R. Cole released
Investigators from the Toledo Bar Association completed their inquiry into charges against Judge Ira R. Cole of the Toledo Municipal Court and the full report arrived at the Governor's office today in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
Toledo Bar Association
Ira R. Cole
Toledo Municipal Court
Edison Tests 49 Boys From 50 States For Genius
Thomas Edison conducts a five hour exam at his West Orange lab to select a protege among 49 youths from 49 states and the District of Columbia. Experts Henry Ford Lindbergh Eastman Stratton Perry assist as Edison weighs mind, imagination and initiative for a four year scholarship.
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West Orange
N. J
A.P
Thomas A. Edison
District of Columbia
Edison
Portege
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
George Eastman
Samuel W. Strateton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lewie Perry
Phillipe Exeter Academy
Snook Sits in Gaudy Beach Chair During Trial
In Columbus on August 1 Dr. James Howard Snook on trial for murder will sit at his counsel's table in a gaudy beach chair. Judge Henry Scarlett approved the chair after a luncheon recess when Snook, suffering violent headaches, was deemed more comfortable reclining. The chair features a green frame with orange and brown striped cane.
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Columbes
U.P
James Howard Snook
Henry Scarlett
H. M. Brundage
Snook
Booklet on Herbaceous Perennials Promises Long Lasting Blooms
An illustrated booklet explains how to start herbaceous perennials, which varieties to select, and how to raise them with minimal care. It describes scores of varieties and includes facts about each. A coupon invites readers to send for a copy.
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Arthur Brisbane
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Gratmamn Funeral
Millfield Mine
Poston CO
Sunday Creek Coal Concern
University Board
IMS
Cesco Ashworth
D. HH
Peoples
Hate
Stil Clouse
Malden
Hartley
Lon Hale
Winston-Salem
N. C
The
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Maidenhead
Thomas Eddon
Lindbergh, Ford
Eastgnan, Stratton, and
Perry
Frederick J. Haskins
Athens Messenger
Washington, D. C
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