Capitol whispers tie coal strike to Pennsylvania governor race
Washington February report claims Secretary of Labor James J. Davis may seek the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor with Mellon backing. The scheme would push mediation to end the anthracite strike, pressuring operators to concede to miners. Davis downplays the tale while recent Capitol talks hint at coal-related diplomacy.
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Washington
Capitol
Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Mellon
Coolidge
Davis
Tate
Ben
Athens Schools to immunize children with Schick test
Consent forms are going home to parents for diphtheria immunization tests to be conducted with city and state health board support. The program aims to immunize thousands and save lives, with a state health official assisting those with signed permissions.
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Athens
City Board of Health
State Board of Health
Ohio Republicans delay pre-primary convention decision
In Columbus on February 11 the state central committee postponed ruling on holding a pre-primary convention to endorse state candidates until February 24. The panel also approved a plan to wipe out a $68,000 deficit from the last campaign by assigning portions of the debt to Ohio’s eighty eight counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Crayons Kill Child in East Newark Tragedy
Three year old Donald Stockdale died at home in East Newark after eating artist crayons. Parents In and Mrs Ehrmet Stockdale reported the incident occurring February 11.
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Newark
Donald _ockdale
Ehrmet Stockdale
East
Antiques Too Expensive for the Poor Says Akron Beacon Journal
A Beacon Journal line jokes that the poor cannot clutter their homes with antiques. The quip underscores economic disparity and the value placed on possessions in society.
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Akron Beacon- Journal
Good Proportions in the Diet booklet offer menu guidance
The piece promotes a Department of Agriculture booklet on good proportions in meals. It explains adequacy, wholesomeness, attractiveness, and cost, lists needed foods and portions, and includes sample menus. It urges households to obtain a copy by mailing the coupon with two cents for postage.
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States Relation Service
Department of Agriculture
T En Close
Chest Community Drive Shows Strong Early Subscriptions
Solicitors for the Chest report brisk start to the Community Chest drive begun today. Judge S M Johnson presided at last evenings canvassers meeting with full team representation and ample supplies. Early donations exceed expectations and new names appear on the donor list.订 blanks available at Security Savings Bank or the Community Chest headquarters in the Lawrence building third floor.
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S. M. Johnson
Security Savings Bank
Community Chest
Lawrence Building
Mussolini’s Threat To League Alarming London Press
London observers voiced alarm at Premier Mussolini’s new challenge to the League of Nations amid the Italo German dispute. Diplomatic circles saw the League has right to intervene if Tyrolean tensions threaten peace, though the scenario remained unlikely due to Italy’s stated frontier commitments. Newspapers printed Mussolini’s speech excerpts with little comment.
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London
Mussolini
League of Nations
League
Italy
Germany
Brenner
Public necking ruled allowed by magistrate
New York police court action clears John Harvey 22 and his 17 year old sweetheart Margaret Brown of charges for necking in a motion picture house. Magistrate Andrew Macrery rules a little necking is acceptable when with your partner at the movies.
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New York
Andrew Macrery
John Harvey
Margaret Brown
Psychic Souls About to Meet in Paris
February 11 report says Mr and Mrs James Stillman will meet the psychic souls foretold by Doctor Jankelevitch a Russian psychoanalyst and Freud disciple noted for introducing psycho analysis to France.
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Paris
James Stillman
Jankelevitch
Sigmund Freud
School of
Jung
France
University students urged off campus to boost study effort
Madison Wis Feb 11 Professor E A Rose says one thousand UW students waste time and could be replaced by two thousand others who would study. He argues removing the drones would return the campus to earnest work among about five thousand students.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
E. A. Rose
Second Blizzard Strikes New England Leaving Nine Dead
Under clear skies the second blizzard of the winter blankets New England with twelve inch drifts and widespread damage. Ten thousand Brockton shoe workers hunkered in ar mories as transport halted. Plymouth and Middleboro lose power. marooned towns include Brockton and Marblehead. Coast Guard boats No 126 and No 239 are stranded, crew rescued by rocket assist and towed to Woods Hole.
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Boston
New England
Brockton
Plymouth
Middleboro
Marblehead
Coast Guard
No. 126
New London
Narrangasett Pier
Edgarton
Woods Hole
Mexican Girls Linked to Death Pact in Juana Case
San Diego report details an inspector general probe catching seven Tia Juanans accused of complicity in crimes tied to Clyde and Audrey Peteet, San Diego girls whose recent trip to Tia Juana led to a death pact and their deaths by self harm.
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San Diego
Cal
Inspector General
Clyde
Audrey Peteet
Ally
Administration Leaders Hope To Salvage Tax Bill On Reconsideration
Washington lawmakers debate a revenue bill bled by Senate rebellion as $451 million in tax cuts are struck from the plan. Norris accuses the measure of favoring the rich while progressives push for higher surtaxes on large incomes. The coalition may regain ground on a second Senate vote, excluding the amusement tax won already.
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Washington
Administration-Democratic Tax Coalition
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Coalition
Norris
Uncle Sam
Council of Athens P. T. A. Completes Organization
Seventeen of the nineteen members of the proposed Athens Parent-Teacher associations met Tuesday afternoon in the central building to complete organization and survey items of immediate interest. Five of the six organizations had all three representatives present, the remaining one represented by its president. Superintendent Patter-
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Athens Parent-Teacher Associations
Patter
S. H. Bing
O. C. Bird
EK. R. Lash Jr
Secy.treas
Fk. R. Walker
Bing
Ohio
Athens
West Side
McMein
Fred Stauffer
Antle
Bertha Bridgeman
KK. T. Hayes
John Woolley
Patterson
Ford Cuts Prices on Closed Cars in New Reduction
Edsel Ford announced price cuts on Ford closed cars from 20 to 95 dollars and on open models from 20 to 30 dollars effective today. Major reductions include the Fordor sedan from 660 to 565 dollars and the Tudor from 5389 to 520 dollars. Open touring car rises to 310 while runabout moves to 290. other models unchanged. Price changes are fob Detroit.
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Detroit
Ford
Edsel Ford
Blizzard Grips New York and Atlantic Coast Deep Snow Strands Trains
Severe blizzards cripple the Northeast with twelve inches of snow in many areas. New York City and Long Island face heavy drifts, coal shortages, and limited services as trains return to normal. Four deaths reported along the coastal region, including three sailors off Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Virginia Capes
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Staten Island
Virginia
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ohio
Mississippi
Ralph Brown
Gloucester
Mass
Warmer Weekend Forecast From Columbus Meteorologist
Columbus forecast calls for milder weather this weekend as Government Meteorologist W. H. Alexander predicts temperatures rising from 14 to 18 degrees above normal overnight after a 7 degree reading early today. The drop was 19 degrees below normal for the season.
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Columbus
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Two Italians Identified After Hangings In Youngstown
Bod ies of two men murdered by hanging and beating were identified as Dominic Russo, 32, and his cousin Sart Russo, both active in the Youngstown Italian colony.
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Youngstown
Dominic Russo
Sart Russo
Long Distance Weather Prophets Mocked by Cold Winter
Chicago reports a hard winter but long range forecasters, warned by the Weather Bureau, face ridicule as temperatures run around or above normal. Ocean meteorologist Herbert Browne and Gabriel of Caen predicted severe cold. others cited sunspots and animal signs to forecast a historic chill.
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Chicago
Federal Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Herbert J. Browne
Gabriel
University of Caen
France
J. S. Ricardo
Santa Clara
California
New York Central Railway
Countess of Cathcart Denied Entry to United States
Vera, Countess of Cathcart of England, barred from entry by U S immigration authorities at Ellis Island after a board of inquiry. She sought admission despite a recent sensational episode with the Earl of Craven, claiming she was entitled to enter.
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New York
Vera
Countess of Cathcart
England
United States
Ellis Island
Earl of Craven
Bandit Slain By Victim In Grocery Robbery Shooting
Police in Columbus search for the bandit killed by Ira C. Hunt after a grocery and confectionery store robbery. Hunt shot the robber with a shotgun as the thief attempted to flee with $45, leaving the bandit dead with a shattered skull and arm. The victim was identified as the store owner’s assailant, with efforts focusing on confirming identity.
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Columbus
Ira C. Hunt
Hunt
More Arrests in Liquor Probe Tie to Hi Jacking War
Cleveland reports additional arrests in a national alcohol conspiracy aiming to divert grain alcohol to bootleg channels. The federal grand jury will hear the stories of Abe and Ben Gleeman, life prisoners in Stillwater Minnesota, convicted of murdering Burton Stevens during a springtime hi jacking conflict.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Abe
Ben Gleeman
Hfe
Stillwater
Minnesota
Burton Stevens
State fair contribution probe opens in Ohio
Ohio officials launch a campaign contributions inquiry related to concession sales at the state fair. Charles V. Truax, director of agriculture, is subpoenaed to testify and bring all department records on the sales.
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Columbus
Charlies V. Truas
State Department of Agriculture
Fales
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