Lindberghs to Resume Flight Toward Tokio Amid Unclear Route
Charles A Lindbergh and wife land at Baker Lake on vacation to Orient and plan a new leg toward Tokio. Reports say he may take a straight or semi circular route via Alaska, with radio briefings delaying final details. Pangborn and Herndon struggle to gain time as they chase a record from China toward New York.
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Jian Fhes
Dbergh
Baker Lake
P.m
Aklavils
Eterans
Northwoods
Ababovsh
Liberm
Clyde E. Pangborn
Herndon, Jr
Rovsk
China
Wile Post
Harold Gatt
Khabstovak
York
Pangborn
Herden
New
Irregular clipping hints at 1932 election mood and Hoover speculation
Fragmentary note from VERLY HILLS California discusses political pessimism and predictions about Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. It hints at voters losing passion and interest in the country as the 1932 race looms.
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Verly Hills
Calif
Hoover
Will
True Communists and Religion in Soviet Russia
A Nation of Russia article argues that true Communists must oppose religious faith and God. It claims the government promotes atheism from childhood and condemns religious practice as incompatible with Soviet ideology.
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Russia
Ing
Messenger Today
Soviet
Denver woman coal operator invited to White House conference
Josephine Roche of Denver and head of the second largest coal company in Colorado welcomes a chance to testify on wage scales and union labor in mines at the proposed White House conference on stabilization of the soft coal industry.
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Josephine Roche
Denver
White House
Colorado
Edison’s Public Service Compared to Washington and Lincoln
The column extols Thomas Edison praising his vast public service through distributing millions to workers and lighting the world. It quotes Voltaire and George Bernard Shaw in reflections on heaven and heroic figures. Shaw says Stalin is a standout personality and contemplates if he were eighteen he would have stayed in Russia.
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Thomas Edison
Voltaire
Goa
Edison
George Bernard Shaw
Fungsia
England
Stalin
Russia
Sheriff Eyes Armor Plate For County Sedan
Sheriff Tom H. Pask may equip the county sedan with armor plate shatterproof glass windshields and windows and a machine gun after a request by the sheriff. County Commissioner Guy H. Keller called a cage of bandits who robbed Liberty Baking Company last Tuesday foolhardy in the unprotected county car.
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Fremont
Aug
Tom H. Pask
Guy H. Keller
Heller
Liberty Baking Company
Bomb Attacks Rock Miners Homes Amid Strike Front
In Pittsburgh on August 4 bombings hit three miners as part of the coal strike conflict. Sam Darway of Coverdale, a United Mine Workers member, saw his home wrecked by dynamite planted under the porch, shattering windows and damaging the structure as strikes continued after a June agreement between the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company and the union.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
Sam Darway
Coverdale
Darway
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Weather Report from Athens County District
Weather observer N France reports 0.45 inches of rain yesterday in Athens County. The night remained warm with temps near 71. At noon today the thermometer noted 80 degrees with a forecast of a possible drop if rain materializes.
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Akries
N. France
Athens County
Roosevelt Chance To Win Dry Votes In 1932 Campaign
The drys press Roosevelt amid anti prohibition talk as city groups seek a pledge not to interfere with enforcement. Baker argues bread over drink in 1932 while Shouse pushes economic issues. Roosevelt has avoided new prohibition stance while preferring repeal talk remains muted.
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Roosevelt
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Franka. D. Roosevelt
New York
United Press
MERC
Cirys
Deve
Drys
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Wickersham Commission
New Murder Crews Begin Drainage at Quarry Site
Lima officials say a new crew will start draining the abandoned stone quarry where Miss Thelma Woods aged 17 and Earl Truesdale aged 20 were found slain on May 30. County investigator J Rourk reports pumping will resume to reach the quarry bottom and uncover weapons.
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Lima
J. Rourk
Miss Thelma Woods
Earl Truesdale
Made To Suffer In Taxi War In Columbus
Mrs Paul Goulding, wife of the Safety Taxi Cab Company superintendent, reported receiving twelve unordered doughnuts and unfired taxicabs sent to her home. Police suspect partisans in Columbus taxicab rate dispute. Senator John G Lloyd injured in crash near Portsmouth when his car rolled over after swerving to avoid a pedestrian.
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Columbus
Paul Goulding
Safety
Lloyd
Portsmouth
John G. Lloyd
Nation Focuses On Inventor Monster Fleet For Navy
Washington reports Secretary of Navy Adams released a battle sheet outlining a general naval policy to maintain a strong fleet and project power abroad. The document endorses building and operating an airship fleet and advancing naval efficiency through peacetime training and readiness. Nearby, Athens officials discuss bridge funding and city growth, while sanitary officer Marlow reports on health inspections and dairy safety efforts.
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Washington
Adams
Palley Sheet
Ltso
Curtis Wilberma
Navy Department
United States
Adam
Navy
Nhe
Akron
Gandyear Zeppelin Works
Ohio
Vagard
Marlow
R L
Athens City
Athena County
Council
Athens County
Titioie
Campopant
Chiccago
Eevnites ii
Ivanen
Masog
Anton Te Pak
Coinenuylteaders
Ruaata
Athens Citizens Secure 4500 Lien for South Bridge
Athens residents banded together to borrow 4500 from a local bank to cover Athens County’s share of the South Bridge project after estimates indicated a shortfall. City officials, councilmen, and business leaders signed the note to ensure funds, with hopes costs will come in under the state estimate and county obligations reduced.
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Athens
Nouth Corporation
Athena
Ilegal
Emunell
Han
Etheialy
Ie Alen
State Highway Department
Athine
Cnme
Athens Council Approves South Bridge Project Plans
The Athens City Council on Monday night backed the state highway department plans for a new South Bridge over the Hocking River and authorized a state contract. The $2,000 project will place the bridge at the south end of President Street, widen that street to 36 feet with seven foot sidewalks, repave Court Street, and convert traffic to a one way flow with Mulberry Street trimmed.
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Athens
Hocking River
State Highway Department
President Street
Court Street
Union
President
St. President Street
Mulberry Street
Richland Avenue
State Hospital
Deny Rate Increase by Columbus Gas Company
The Public Utilities Commission denied the Columbus Gas and Fuel Company emergency rate request, ruling the commission lacks jurisdiction. Edward C. Turner warned that a timely rate adjustment could push the firm toward receivership, while James M. Butler for the city argued the company’s claims were misrepresented.
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Columbus Gas Company
State Commission
Columbus
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
Public Utilities Commission
Edward C. Turner
James M. Butler
New York Brick Market Promises Wine From Inert Blocks
In a Fifth Avenue shop near Marble Collegiate Church, pressed bricks allegedly turn into wine if not watched. An anti prohibition official weighs legality as customers receive instructions from a counter clerk on how to ferment the brick into Port, Sherry, and other grape products.
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New York
U.A
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Fred A. Victor
Anti-Baloon League
Prohibition Stimularrater
Drew McCampbell
Gehenns
Muscatel
Burgundy
Champagne
Moselle
National Guard Readied to Quell Chicago Riots
The National Guard in the Chicago area stood in readiness for possible import from Camp Opont for duty as civil unrest gripped the city. Police reserves were deployed and clashes between police, guardsmen and rioters led to multiple injuries and deaths as marches and confrontations erupted in urban neighborhoods.
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National Guard
Chicago
Merger Denied By Investigator and Political Resignation
U S investigator denies proposed consolidation among three Michigan and Ohio railways, finding Pennsylvanian control through Pennroad would dominate the lines. In Columbus, Lou Nippert resigns from the General Assembly awaiting a Cincinnati city council bid.
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Washington
Aig
Michijpan
Pennsyivania
Toledo
Detroit Railronds
Desort
Terminond Corporation
Pennsylvraia
Pennroad
Devee'sa
Genr
Intereeto
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis
Pennread
Ite
Open Air Initiation By Red Men of Athens and Pomeroy
Red Men of Athens and Pomeroy plan a joint open air initiation Wednesday night in a Burlinghem woods between the two towns. The exact number of candidates for the Adoption Degree is not known as membership contests continue. If weather delays, the ceremony shifts to next Saturday night. Past Grand Sachem L. E. Miller of Circleville will attend.
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Hed Men of
Athens
Red Men of
Pomeroy
Burlinghem
Cites
Rack
Fe 14
L. E. Miller
Circleville
Sophomore Batley to Speak at Wooster Vocational Meet
Orin Batley of Troy Township High School, winner of the state vocational agriculture speech contest at Ohio State University last winter, will attend the statewide conference in Wooster tomorrow sponsored by the State Departments of Education and Vocational Agriculture. He will deliver his Columbus winning address "Why Educate for Life on the Farm." Winning the state contest also earned him a trip to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts, in September. Captains Hawks Lands New York.
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Orin Batley
Coolville
Troy Township
Ohio State University
Wooster
State Department of Education
State Department of Vocational Agriculture
Batley
Columbus
Bailey
Springfield
Mass
Bombing wrecks store next to mine union HQ in Warwood
An explosion damaged Michael Hanortis store adjoining the United Mine Workers of America headquarters in Warwood West Virginia. No injuries were reported as officials view the blast as an attack on the union center.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Warwood
Elm Grove
William G. Conley
Costanzo Ceni Company
Michael Hanortis
Weather Summary for Western Regions
Yesterday’s high values appear garbled with locations like Phosate Washington and Abilene. Today’s readings include Calgary 40 Tele stone 48 Kamloops 48 with generally clearer conditions and variable clouds. A period of notable temperature changes is expected over the next 36 hours.
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Washington
Abilene
Calgary
Telestone
Kamloops
Tate
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