Ohio Senate Eyes $100000 Extra for Teachers
Ath county teachers could receive the overdue salaries plus a $100000 statewide allotment within a month to fund back pay for teachers bus drivers and school staff in Meigs Gallia and other counties. The measure backs local boards borrowing from the state education fund to cover personal services and salaries. A hearing by the joint taxation committee plus state House and Senate actions are scheduled to determine the amount and method of payment.
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Wns
Encour
Columbus
Dar
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Meigs
Gallia
Gates General Fund
Gp of Education
House
A. B. Sias
John McKinnes
House of Represent
Ind House
Vilwen Ohio
ansmith-Hughes
Prohibition Repeal Move Seen For Monday Action
Speaker Garner indicated the House would take up the Prohibition Repeal Resolution on Monday with hopes for a two thirds vote. He praised the amended Blaine Resolution as acceptable to Democratic leaders and clarified it seeks outright repeal by convention ratification. The plan follows a prior expedited procedure used at the session start.
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Washington
U.P
Garner
House
Italian Police Check Record of Anarchists
Italian police reviewed records of anarchists to assess links to Giuseppe Zangara and possible connections to King Victor Emmanuel II attacks. Two assassination attempts against the king are noted, one in 1911 and another on April 12, 1928 in Milan, where a lamp post explosion killed 23 people.
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Rome
U.P
Milan
Hartman Seeks 3 Day Bank Holiday Extension
State Representative Gus Hartman Republican floor leader said a three day extension of Michigan’s bank holiday is needed to draft protective legislation. He noted a bill granting Gov William A Comstock broad powers over banks was rushing but cannot pass before Feb 25 three days after the eight day holiday ends. The governor has not rescinded the holiday and banking conditions have largely recovered.
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Lansing
Mich
Gus T. Hartman
Michigan
Hartman
William A. Comstock
Senators Begin Investigation Amid Claims of Mood Soothe
Santa Monica report says a Senate probe is sparked by a grim mood delaying relief bills. Hoover is urged to denounce Congress as papers claim such a denunciation is forthcoming, reflecting public frustration and political tension.
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Hoover
Congress
Senate
No Capital Improvements for Two Years Says Scheme No 1
Ohio Governor White presents a depres sion era budget with total appropriations at a multi year low. The plan calls for no capital improvements for two years sharp cuts in services and a 15 percent reduction in personnel and maintenance. State universities and colleges face large cuts while welfare and building programs are scaled back.
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Sion
Ohio General Assembly
White
Assembly
Revival services at Clarks Chapel under Rev Ward Radford
Rev Ward Radford conducts revival services at Clarks Chapel with Wilbur Young of Athens directing the music. District residents call this revival the most effective in years.
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Ward Radford
Clarks Chapel
Wilbur Young
Athens
Repealer Vote Slated Today in Senate
Wet sentiment ran high after a decisive victory over Dry resistance and an agreement to vote on a repeal resolution later today. Optimistic senators forecast passage in the Senate and House approval to submit to the states by March 4, though some warned a two thirds vote for a constitutional amendment may be unlikely.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
House
School Leaders Push Mort Plan for Educational Funds
In Columbus the Taxation Committees of the Ohio Senate and House heard 13 speakers backing the Mort Plan for Educational Equalization. The proposal would provide about 28 million dollars annually to fund Kentucky? wait, Ohio public schools. Dr. Paul R. Mort of Columbia University led the testimony alongside Rep. Charles H. Jones, minority leader and survey commission chair.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Ohio
Roberts
Gannett
Ohio School Survey Commission
Paul R. Mort
Columbia University
School Survey Commission
Charles H. Jones
Jackson County
Survey Commission
Long Term Possible For Italian Gunman
Florida Attorney General said Guiseppi Zangara could face up to 100 years for attempting to assassinate the president elect in Miami. He noted death in the electric chair reserved for murder, but a maximum 20 year term for attempted murder with five wounded, susceptive to change if any victim dies. In Elyria, Emil Kasper Sr filed a $14,000 suit against Oberlin College over Emil Kasper Jr.’s 1931 elevator shaft death.
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Tallahassee
Fla
U.P
Guiseppi Zangara
Roosevelt
Miami
Cary D. Landis
Florida
Landis
Zangara
Sues College
Son
Elyria
Emil Kasper, Sr
Oberlin College
Emil, Jr
Heroine of Assassination Attempt Weighs 100 Pounds
Mrs. W. F. Cross, wife of a Miami physician, describes seizing gun arm of Giuseppe Zangera during the Roosevelt assassination attempt. The 100 pound woman stood on a bench, redirected the pistol, and helped subdue the assailant as others joined in. Family found powder marks on her cheek on arriving home.
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Guiseppe Zangera
Mr. Roosevelt
Ohio Coal Bill Scheduled for Senate Action
Ohio Senate scheduled action on Sen Farr R Lewis's bill requiring public institutions to buy Ohio mined coal, with bids specifying Ohio coal inclusion. The measure, revised after industry and neighboring state protests, faces floor opposition from coal dealers and affected interests.
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Ohio
Senate
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Senate
Farr R. Lewis
Belmont County
Believe Family Ready to Pay Heir’s Ransom
Denver reports the Boettcher family ready to surrender to kidnappers’ demand for 50 000 dollars. Police clash with family over methods after a conference at the Boettcher home. Abduction of Charles Boettcher, 42, heir to a vast fortune, remains unsolved since Sunday midnight.
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Denver
Colo
Charlies Boettcher
Boettcher
A. T. Clark
Anna Lou Boettcher
Willys-Overland Placed Under Friendly Receivership
The Willys-Overland Company one of the nation’s largest automakers with assets of 40 million dollars was put under friendly receivership in a federal court in Toledo. John N Willys chairman and Linwood A Miller president were named receivers to aid reorganization sustain jobs and conserve assets.
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Toledo
U.P
Willys-Overland Company
United States
John N. Willys
Linwood A. Miller
George P. Hahn
Protection of mortgagere foreclosures movement starts in Seneca
Tiffin on February 14 reportsCommon Pleas Judge James H. Flatt announces a countywide initiative to shield homeowners from foreclosures in Seneca County aimed at safeguarding mortgagors.
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Tiffin
Seneca County
Common Pleas
James H. Flatt
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Stays Poised After Attack News
Eleanor Roosevelt maintains calm after news of a gun attack in Miami aimed at her husband Franklin D. Roosevelt. She exclaims that is great and speaks with him by phone from the hospital where Mayor Cermak is treated. She continues with plans to speak in Ithaca at Cornell today.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
President Elect Roosevelt Escape Shot Attack Near Death Mayor Cermak Wounded
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt escaped unharmed in an assassination attempt in Miami. Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago was gravely wounded along with four others including Mrs Joseph Gill William Sinnott Margaret Kruss and Russell Caldwell. The gunman Giuseppe Zangara from New Jersey claimed hatred of the rich and powerful.
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Miami
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Joseph Gill
Florida
Guiseppi Zangara
Zangara
City Hall
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Jack
William Sinnott
New York City
Margaret Kruss
Newsark
N.J
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Roosevelt arrives in Miami amid assassination attempt
President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt and his entourage arrived aboard Vincent Aator's Nourmahal yacht after a ten day southern cruise. In Miami he spoke to cheering crowds at Bay Front Park before an assassin opened fire injuring Mayor Cermak. Roosevelt remained composed and visited the wounded in hospital before continuing by train north.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Vincent Aator
Nourmahal
Miami
Bay Front Park
Flagier Street
May Unite Railroads in Four Trunk Line Plan
In Cleveland February 1640 the Van Sweringen interests pushed toward unified control of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Nickel Plate Railroads. Frank L. Whitaker and George D. Brooks, C and O vice presidents, sought ICC authority to serve in a similar capacity on Nickel Plate. J. J. Bernet, C and O president, was named president of Nickel Plate, succeeding W. J. Rows. Bernet also heads Pere Marquette. The moves signal steps toward a unified east coast system under the four trunk line scheme approved by the ICC.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Nickel Plate Railroad
van Sweringen
Frank L. Whitaker
George D Brooks
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laat Week
J. J. Bernet
Nickel Plate
W. J. Rows
Bernet
The
Pere Marquette Railroad
Man Reminds Hoover of Statue of Liberty Debt
Electrical contractor Joseph Schoenbach met President Hoover at the Waldorf Astoria during Lincoln Day activities to press a claim of 30582 dollars owed by the government for Statue of Liberty work. Secret service detained him briefly before he could seek payment notes.
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New York
U.P
Joseph Schoenbach
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Schoenbach
Pole
Secret Service
Presidential Suite
Washington
Skinner orders survey on Brush Creek Township schools
Zanesville February 16 B state education director Skinner has directed a department agent to study issues in Brush Creek Township Muskingum County where money shortages forced school closings.
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Skinner
Brush Creek Township
Muskingum County
Columbus Considers Municipal Gas to Cut Rates
The Columbus city council forms a three member committee to study a municipally owned gas system to offset the Ohio Public Utilities Commission M cent rate. Roger M. Addison says offers guarantee gas to city limits for 20 cents per thousand cubic feet.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Roger M. Addison
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