Roosevelt Meets Union Leaders in Peace Parley
The April 11 AP report notes President Roosevelt and leaders of the American Federation of Labor convening at the White House to discuss wage codes and labor policy. Debates focus on cigarette code provisions, federation funds, and minimum wages, with potential veto threats on relief bills and shifts in relief work funding.
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Americans of Labor
American Federation of Labor
White
Berrodin Accepts Pension Post Amid Gov White Appointment
Berrodin, former national president of the Order of Eagles, accepts an old age pensions appointment. He appears with Governor White and officials including Matthew Brown and Martin J. Davey in announcing the directorship and pension plan.
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Pee — Henry J
Order of Eagles
Ake
Old Age
Matthew Brown
George White
Annon Dies Online Michigan News Brief
Fragmentary report from Michigan notes the death of a Mrs. non from Pitts near Cleveland. The article references trials and demonstrations, mentioning bribery accusations, political loyalty, and wartime strain amid social upheaval.
Revived Dead Men In Papers Says Will Rogers
Santa Monica column quotes Will Rogers joking about revived dead men making news. He cites an English man claiming heaven visit and a Hollywood man who was dead 22 minutes, remarking the stories seem like ads for Hollywood and noting they distract until the Supreme Court acts.
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Santa Monica
Calif
England
Hollywood
Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Will Rogers
McElroy Girl Safe After Disappearance
Miss Mary McElroy age 28 telegraphed from Springfield Ill to her father Judge H F McElroy saying she is safe. Police and officials suspect no abduction after threats and past kidnapping ransom in 1933.
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Kansas City
Mary McElroy
Springfield
Ill
H. F. McElroy
Illinois City
Miss McElroy
Davey Seeks Eight-Hour Workday for State Guards
Ohio Governor announces plan to ask Legislature for funds to implement an eight hour day for guards at state penitentiaries and other state institutions. He cites a survey by Col. Gilson D. Light of the Ohio National Guard finding guards working twelve hours daily for salaries from 130 to 13 dollars a month and calls the policy inhuman.
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Ohio Pen
Columbus
Davey
Gilson D. Light
Ohio National Guard
Toledo
Doss Fined and jailed in Athens County case
Don Doss of Albany was convicted by a jury in Athens County Common Pleas Court of receiving stolen property. Judge O F Rowland fined him 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. The theft involved fence wire and posts from Carl Ahle of Glouster D 5 Morgan County. Two Morgan County youths testified that Doss bought the stolen wire. They were convicted last week in McConnellsville for burglary and larceny respectively related to farm-implements theft.
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Don Doss
Albany
Athens County
Three Coal Truck Drivers Arrested by Patrolmen
State Highway Patrolmen Floyd Bollia and James Bower arrested three Columbus coal truck drivers this morning and Sunday amid complaints from Logan and New Straitsville residents about reckless driving. William Carroll will appear before Logan Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald on a reckless driving charge, Robert Mellman paid $10 fine for improper brakes, and Warren Hayhurst faces a similar charge in Logan. Arrests will continue until district complaints cease per Athens State Highway Patrol office.
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Logan
New Straitsville
Columbus
Floyd Boijlia
James Bower
William Carroll
Bollia
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Robert Mellman
W. J. Johnson
New Straiteville
Mellman
Warren Hayhurst
Fitzgerald
Bower
Logan-New Straitsville
Athens State Highway Patrol
Parker Rescue Sparks Second SOS Message
In a second SOS within 24 hours the British cruiser HMS Australia dashed through a South Sea storm to aid the battered schooner Seth Parker. The Duke of Gloucester aboard the Australia, carrying royalty, later reported the Parker’s trouble still unresolved after the first rescue attempt.
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San Francisco
Seth Parker
H.M.S
Australia
Royalty
Parker
Duke of Gloucester
King George of England
Cincinnati Team Wins Bridge Championship
Cincinnati pair Chariton Wallace and Louis B. Weber won the open pair bridge title in the Ohio Valley tournament, finishing with 135 match points. Chicago duo Haddad and Goldsmith placed second with 121 and a half points, while Charles A. Hall and Richard Wildberg of another team earned 117.
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Cincinnati
Febu
Chariton Wallace
Louis B. Weber
Ohio Valley
Queen City
Wallace
Weber
Louis J. Haddad
Edwin Goldsmith
Chicago
Charles A. Hall
Richard Wildberg
Akron Man Considered For Finance Director
Columbus report says E Claire Galleher of Akron is under consideration by Governor Davey for state finance director. Bevis vacates the office next month after a sixty day term ending mid March as he moves to a position with a large eastern university.
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Columbus
Claire’ Galleher
Akron
Davey
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Universis Aaneh
Hauptmann Defense Seeks Inside Job in Lindbergh Baby Case
In Flemington New Jersey on February 11 1985 defense counsel Edward J Reilly argued an inside job theory accusing Betty Gow the nurse and Ollie Whateley the late butler of complicity in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder He contended the ladder was aplant and that the child was carried by someone who knew him while the Lindberghs were indoors He asserted no definitive evidence tied Hauptmann to the nursery or the crime and attacked police handling while promising to pursue new lines of defense.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Betty Gow
Ollie Whateley
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Brooklyn
Defense Staff
Colonel Lindbergh
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Hopewell
Whateley
Reilly
National Guard
Saiiors
Col. Lindbergh
Johnson
New Jersey
Lindbergh House
John F
Jassie) Condon
Breno
Bronx
Anthony M. Hauck
Lindbergh
Hauck
Condon
Bieyond
Ohio ends violent week with fifteen deaths in incidents
Columbus report tallies at least 15 violent deaths across Ohio over the weekend. Incidents include highway crashes, robberies, disputes, and a fatal knife wound in Steubenville. Names tied to Cleveland Akron Delaware Steubenville towns appear among victims and suspects.
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Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary shake up eyed in report to governor
Columbus February 11 4 removal of Warden Preston F E Thomas and a drastic administrative shake up at Ohio Penitentiary will be recommended by Frazier Reams in his report to Governor Davey. Thomas and his attorneys say they will present witnesses to refute all charges in the prison investigation.
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Columbus
Preston FE. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Frazier Reams
Davey
Thomas
Talk Cancelled By Vanderbilt Lecture
Battle Creek February 11 Vanderbilt Jr Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York canceled a planned lecture in Battle Creek after Paul Reamus head of the local lecture course objected to any mention of President Roosevelt. Vanderbilt said his talk Farewell to Fifth Ave would discuss Roosevelt only in a personal reminiscence.
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Battle Creek High Schools
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Battle Creek
Vanderbilt
Rehmus
President Roosevelt
Fifth Ave
Plans Trip Across Wastes of Antarctic
Lin coln Ellsworth, back from south polar regions, said he hoped to obtain financial backing in New York for the greatest geographic feat remaining unaccomplished in his life’s ambition, a fight across the Antarctic.
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Santiago
Chile
Lincoln Ellsworth
New York
Coal Truckers Warned by Patrol Officers
In southeastern Ohio state highway patrols warned coal truck operators and other commercial drivers to fix mechanical defects and curb speeding and load cribbing on routes 40 and 31 after a surge of accidents and five deaths in a recent period. Sergeant A L Bouton stopped 11 trucks between Canal Winchester and Lancaster, ordering one driver to dump part of the coal to prevent a spill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Canal Winchester
Lancaster
A. L. Bouton
Court Upholds Farmers Debt Holiday Laws
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati affirmed the Frazier Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium statute as constitutional. Judge Dawson had granted relief to William W Radford Sr a bankrupt farmer from Howell Ky under the act. Representative Lemke defended the amendment noting it extends bankruptcy relief to farmers and prevents peonage.
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Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Joint Stock Land Bank of
Louisville
Charles I. Dawson
William W. Radford
Howell
William Lemke
North Dakota
Former Plains Youth Killed in Columbus Accident
Andy Barkie aged 24 son of Mr and Mrs Joe Barkie longtime Plains residents later of Columbus died Sunday from injuries suffered at Federal Glass Company where he worked Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 p m Hungarian Reformed Church Columbus burial in Green lawn Cemetery Columbus He is survived by his parents three sisters and four brothers The Barkies moved to Columbus in 1928.
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Andy Barkie
Joe Barkie
the Plains
Columbus
Federal Glass Company
Hungarian Reformed Church
Greenlawn
Barkies
Retired Army Specialist Is Acquitted of Murder
Major Charles A. Shepard a retired Army tuberculosis specialist was acquitted today of murdering his second wife to enable his marriage to Grace Brandon a Texas stenographer. Shepard 42 said the verdict is right and just after a prior 1939 conviction and a Supreme Court ordered new trial.
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Topeka
Kas
Charles A. Shepard
Grace Brandon
Texas
Shepard
Supreme Court
Pomeroy Dope Ring Smashed Four Arrested
A seven weeks investigation into a Dope ring in Meigs County ended with four arrests, two men and two women, in Pomeroy and Huntington West Virginia. Morphine totaling about 15 000 grains was seized. Suspects Nathan B Terrell Leaf Wolfe Edith Sampson and Elizabeth Lytell are held awaiting U S Commissioner Horner in Columbus.
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Pomeroy
Huntington
W. Va
Benie Fendley
Columbus
Central Ohio
Roscoe O. Fowler
Meigs County
Dana R. Roush
Hank Young
Walter Wolfe
U. S
Joseph W. Horner
Fendhey
Nathan B. Terrell
Leafi Wolfe
Edith Sampson
Elizabeth Lytell
Terrel
Lytell
Fendiey
Europe Backs Mussolini in African War
Rome reports Premier Mussolini mobilized 250000 soldiers and ordered three classes of Italian sea fighters and five airplanes to Eritrea amid Africa border tensions. The air fleet, led by Gen Italo Bilbo, departed Cyrenaica for Eritrea as Europe seeks calm after Rome Laval talks and London meetings among French and British officials.
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Eritrea
Italy
Italo Bilbo
Chicago
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Pierre Laval
London
Laval
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
France
J. Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Great Britain
I Duce
Africa
Europe
Frank Moore Dies Suddenly in Nelsonville
Frank Moore age about 60, a well known Nelsonville businessman, died suddenly this afternoon of a heart attack while waiting on a customer at Cable Hardware Store. He had previously owned a half interest in the store with Edward Dean and had served as a clerk. He leaves his wife, a daughter Mrs Harry Galvin, and a brother in Huntington, West Virginia. Funeral arrangements will be announced in tomorrow Messenger.
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Frank Moore
Nelsons
Edward Dean
Harry Galvin
Huntington
W. Va
Richard Tribe Dies of Diphtheria in Dayton
Word reached here from Dayton that Richard Louis Tribe nine year old son of Harry Tribe a former Athens resident died at 1 30 Sunday afternoon of diphtheria Private funeral services were held at 10 o clock this morning on the porch of the family home 109 Whimore Street Dayton The mother Mrs Olive Tribe is still under quarantine Harry Tribe born and reared in Athens had another son Harry Jr age
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Dayton
Richard Louis Tribe
Harry Tribe
Athens
Whimore Street
Olive Tribe
Herry Tribe
Harry, Jr
Honeymooning Actress Forget Parson's Full Name
Lois Moran a 25 year old actress and Colonel Clarence M Young 44 an aviation expert wed yesterday in Baltimore and began their honeymoon in Washington after deciding in New York Sunday morning. They traveled to Maryland with Moran's mother Mrs. G E Moran her sister Betty and a friend.
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Washington
Lois Moran
Clarence M Young
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Miss Moran
G. E. Moran
Betty
Veteran Wounded 13 Times Dies at Home
Andrew Forbes aged 4? No, records show a veteran named Forbes who was wounded 18 times during World War I and died at home from heart disease. He served with the Second Regiment Twenty third Infantry and fought in four major offensives. He received the Purple Heart at a Red Bird Stadium ceremony conducted by the American Legion.
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Columbus
Andrew Forbes
North Central Avenue
Forbes
Red Bird Stadium
American Legion
Twenty-third Infantry
France
Mooney Fails Again In Quest for Review
Thomas J Mooney did not obtain a Supreme Court review of his conviction for taking part in the San Francisco Preparedness Day parade bombing. The January ruling denied his request, leaving his case unresolved.
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Mooney
Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
Supreme Court
San Francisco
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