Hoover uses big stick to push tariff clash in Senate
United Press reports President Hoover launches a public campaign to speed the tariff bill, linking business to national issues and appealing over Senate opposition. He aims to rally Republican leaders and split the Democratic Western coalition, signaling a push to pass Tariff Bill by March 10 as House fight wanes.
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Ashington
Presit Hoover
Congress
Senate
Theodore Rosevelt
Deby
Treasury
Justice Department
Garner
Hoover
House
Tilson
Senato Watson
Indiana
Watson
Senate Yestern
Nator Harrison
Missippi
Bandits Rob Victim Of $50 After Captive Hold Up
Report from ELAND states bandits abducted Van C. Bushnell, a truck driver, while transporting a $10,000 load near Mayfield Village. They bound and gagged him, then offered food and questioned his comfort before escaping. One robber told him, you ll get an end in the next three days.
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ELAND
U.P
van C. Bushnell
Aick
Mayfield Village
Mead Expands Paper Concern To Form Large Merger
Mead Corp announces plans to absorb a major group of paper and pulp firms in a merger deal. The move combines Cox Paper, Ges Paper, and Paper Board with Development Co subsidiaries as part of a cross investment that could affect New York Stock listings.
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the & Paper Company
Ges Paper Board Corp Corporation
Asnd
En- Development Company
New York
Distillery Found Near Ohlinger Mine Disassembled
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn failed to identify the distiller of a large outfit near the Ohlinger and Wolfe Mine in New Pittsburg. He dismantled the plant and transported 35 gallons of whisky, a large still, and nine barrels of mash to Logan as evidence after the owner did not appear for the vigil.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Ohlinger and Wolfe
New Pittsburg
Business levels rise after gamblers scare across the nation
In Chicago M W Cresap discusses conditions with Arthur Phillips as they travel from California to New York. Cresap notes September disturbances fading and business recovering nationwide with orders pouring in from Rochester Minnesota to Key West Florida, echoing optimism from coast to coast.
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Wall Street
California
New York
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Chicago
M. W. Cresap
Arthur Phillips
M. M. Cohn Company
Little Rock
Arkansas
Phillips
Cresap
Rochester
Minn
Seattle
Key West
Florida
United States
Real estate bond market shows strong demand in New York
J L Laun of 8S. W. Straus & Company reports rising demand for high grade real estate bonds and active loan markets. He says they are seeking substantial numbers of quality loans, reflecting a robust market in New York.
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New York
J. L. Laun
8S. W. Straus & Company
Church leaders join Pope call to pray for Russia
Bishop Manning endorses the Pope's suggestion that Christians worldwide pray for Russia and favorable treatment of Christian churches by the Russian government. The Episcopal Church of America will pray earnestly in accord with the Pope's call.
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Manning
World
Russia
Christian Churches
Episcopal Church of America
Russia Renews Plan to Convert Religious Sites in Chita
In Chita Siberia ten thousand Bolshevik workers marched with anti religious banners as Soviet authorities closed all churches synagogues and shrines. They will be turned into schools and cultural institutions.
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Russia
Chita
Siberia
Prohibition Seen as City Enforcement Challenge
Senator Simeon D. Fess argues prohibition enforcement improves in rural areas but grows more complex in cities. He opposes altering laws, favors stronger enforcement through education, and criticizes proposed broad investigations as driven by opponents while supporting a fact finding study to reveal enforcement errors.
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Washington
U.R
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Senate Administration
Fess
United Press Today
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Band to Play Benefit Concert at Alumni Memorial Auditorium
The Ohio University band will give a benefit concert March 8 at Alumni Memorial Auditorium under the East Side Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. Carl Beasley and Mrs. FI D Forsyth announced this as the first public offering by the university band in Athens. Prof. C C Robinson and Prof. Curtin Janssen are organizing the program. Proceeds will support school welfare work.
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Ohio University Band
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Beasley
FI. D. Forsyth
Ways and Means
Athens
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Curtin Janssen
Maple Sugar Camps Prep for Syrup Season in Northern Hocking
Maple sugar camp owners in northern Hocking County and Perry County have tapped trees in advance of the syrup season. John Miller of Marion Township reports 60 trees, Amos Huber across the line has 100 trees, and Thomas and Webb Hardy near Maxville manage 200 trees with substantial syrup sales to Logan and nearby cities. Producers anticipate syrup at not less than 2.50 dollars per gallon. Some camps in Hocking County have been abandoned.
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Logan
Hocking County
Perry County
John Miller
Marion Township
Amos Huber
Thomas and Webb Hardy
Maxville
Primaries Declarations Available In Athens County
Declarations of candidacy for party primaries on August 12 are available at the Athens County Board of Elections office. June 18 is the deadline to return signatures from 100 signers, with witnesses sworn before a notary public as per the blank forms. Last year five signatures sufficed and witnesses were not required for each signature.
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David Johnson
Athens County Board of Elections
Widow Mary Howell Dies at 90 in Downington
Mrs Mary Howell 90 widow of Civil War veteran Joseph Howell died at 8 this morning of pneumonia. She leaves a son Sanford of Columbus. Funeral services will be at 10 Friday morning at Downington M E Church with Rev Riggins of Albany officiating. Burial in Wells Cemetery.
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Downington
Mary Howell
Joseph Howell
Sanford
Columbus
Downington M. E
Riggins
Albany
Wells Cemetery
Byrd and Men Leave Little America Today
Reports from Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd indicate The City of New York is near the Bay of Whales at midnight and poised to depart the ice barrier near Little America. Byrd and his crew plan to begin their homeward voyage this Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
U.R
New York Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
City of
Bay of Whales
Little America
Byrd
Byrd Expedition Establishes Base and Probes South Pole Flight
The Byrd Expedition rests 16 months at the edge of the Antarctic Continent and conducts the first flight over the South Pole. Airplanes map unknown regions using high powered cameras and modern sensing methods to reveal snow covered secrets of the south.
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Antarctic
South Pole
Kentucky House backs Cumberland Falls sale to Du Pont
The Kentucky House voted to sell Cumberland Falls for 230000 to former Senator T Coleman Du Pont of Delaware who plans to add the cataract to a state park. Governor Sampson opposes the sale and would veto if the Senate approves.
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Frankfort
Insull Utility
Chicago
Kentucky
Cumberland Falls
Kentucky House of Representatives
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
House
du Pont
Senate
Jem D. Sampson
Building Lot Buyer Seeks Property in Mineral Classifieds
Classified notes show a buyer seeks a building lot in Mineral and offering cash for a seven room house with barn and 13 lots worth $650. Also advertised is a Whippet Six 1929 sedan for $209 down in good condition and rabbits weighing 1% pounds for sale.
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the Messenger
Rocks Fly as Mine Fight Escalates in Ohio Valley
At Powhatan Mine near St Clairsville Ohio clashes between United Mine Workers and National Miners Union supporters turned violent with rocks bars and cars damaged. Deputy sheriffs detained 11 men while Eugene Bentley a wounded miner sued for mob actions under state law.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
Powhatan
Here
United Mine Workers of America
National Miners Union
Ford Moore
Eugene Bentley
Bentley
American Federation of Labor Organization
Missing girl linked to moonshine haul near Zanesville
In a Com mon Pleas Court ruling C R Heilgenstein, a Detroit pilot, pled guilty to transporting liquor by airplane and was fined 300 dollars. His crashed plane was found near Hebron after an earlier moonshine transfer komple, with a blonde accomplice driving off 11 sacks of whisky. A $929 check from A R Pfaff of Zanesville and $206 cash were found on Heilgenstein, prompting a warrant for Pfaff and ongoing search for the girl.
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Zanesville
Web
U.P
C. R. Heilgenstein
Detroit
Common Pleas
Heilgenstein
Hebron
W. A. Mcl*arland
A. R. Pfaff
Pfafft
Financial distress blamed for Merkel death in Mansfield
Emmet A. Merkel a 55 year old prominent road contractor shot himself at his Mansfield home citing financial difficulties as the motive. Merkel formerly served as Richland County engineer.
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Mansfield
Emmet A. Merkel
Merkel
Richland County
Ohio maintains fame as a progressive state in its program
Governor Myers Y. Cooper spoke at a joint Athens Kiwanis Rotary meeting urging business leaders to engage in state politics and support Hoover stabilization. He outlined Ohio’s large industrial and agricultural values and its advantageous location for distributing goods to 70 million people within 18 hours, stressing responsible citizenship and business involvement.
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Ohio
Cooper
Commonwealth of Ohio
State of Ohio
Hoover
Myers Y. Cooper
Athens Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Hotel Berry
Elmer B. Bryan
Ohio University
Commonwealth
Mysterious Wooster Murder Case Nearing a Confession Pause
In Wooster on February 19, two men Charles Hannah and Earl C. Conald face intensified questioning over the disappearance and murder of four year old Melvin Horst. Each accuses the other while authorities uncover false grave tips and shifting burial ground leads amid a 14 month probe.
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Wooster
Melvin Horst
Charles Hannah
Earl C. Conald
Hannah
Conald
Donald
Hanenah
Orrville
Sugar Creek Valeley
Orreville
Sugar Creek
Hane Hah
Melvin
Investigatora
Alton B. Etling
Edward Iieas
Orrville vi
Orraville
Marka
Curfew Law and Wandering Poultry Challenge Pomeroy Bend
POMEROY Feb 19 The Village Council in Pomeroy is set to consider a curfew ordinance limiting under 18s on the streets after 9 pm amid other local worries. Elsewhere in Meigs County fires in old coal mines threaten safety and poultry roamers trouble Middleport residents. Mayors tackle industry payrolls Syracuse and rail freight power Racine while Rutland worries over dogs raiding sheep.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Meigs County
Middleport
William Matthewson
Syracuse
Smart
Racine
George Pratt
Rutland
Athens Board Pushes Bridge Action Over Hocking River
Athens County Board of Commissioners sent a letter to H. A. Lane chief engineer of the B and O Railroad urging immediate attention to plans for a new South Bridge over the Hocking River at Athens. They seek prompt action as no communications have been received since two months ago when the matter was referred to the railroad chief engineer.
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Hocking River
Athens
Athens County Board of Commissioners
H. A. Lane
Cincinnati
B. & O. Railroad
Lectures on The Service of Teachers in Dental Hygiene
Dr. L. G. Bean of the State Department of Health will deliver lectures on The Service of Teachers in the Field of Dental Hygiene. Open to the public at Ohio University’s Ewing Hall auditorium Friday with sessions at 9 and 10 AM and 1 and 2 PM.
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L. G. Bean
State Department of Health
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Ohio University
Flaming red plane unloads liquor on Sandusky Bay
Owen Kane 35 of Lakwood and Lonnie Reinhart two of Port Clinton were grilled for 18 hours after refusing to identify the aircraft that unloaded liquor on Sandusky Bay Monday night.
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Mremont
Sandusky Bay
Owen Kane
Lakewood
Lonnie” Reinhart
Port Clinton
Aged Man Killed by Auto in Columbus Crash
Z N Smith aged 70 was killed in Columbus when struck by an automobile while pushing a two wheeled cart along the street. The tragedy occurred today and police are investigating the incident.
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Columbus
Z. N. Smith
Fire plug crashes into home as two salesmen flee collision
A 100 pound fire plug was hurled into G. Buss Stephenson's house on North Lancaster Street after a collision with an automobile carrying Columbus salesmen. The plug ripped a hole in the wall and narrowly missed Frank Richey. Drivers R. B. Atwell and B F E Kaufman faced intoxication and driving while intoxicated charges with fines and license revocation for Kaufman. Franks McCurdy of Fort Wayne was fined for intoxication.
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G. Buss Stephenson
North
Lancaster Street
Columbus
Stephenson
Frank Richey
North Lancaster Street
George Coe
R. B. Atwell
B. FE. Kaufman
Atwell
Kaufman
Roberts
Wood
Richey
Robinson Brothers
Frank McCurdy
Fort Wayne
Ind
Funeral services delayed for wrong body sent here
Funeral services for John W. Phillips, 33, Uhrichsville World War veteran, were postponed after officials learned the body forwarded to Denison came from the wrong person. The Himes mortician wired the error just before the misrouted corpse arrived.
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Denison
John W. Phillips
Uhrichsville
Himes
Murder inquiry in Orrville shadows Hannah amid rumors
Investigators pressed Hannah as the center of a fiery inquiry into the Melvin case in Orrville. Rumors linked Elias Arnold and his son to the slaying while residents gathered in Wooster, muttering threats as Hannah faced questioning and new tips emerged about a buried body and a secret vault.
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Hannah
Elias Arnold
Arthur
Melvin
Donald
Maude Sewell
Columbus
Athens Elks Inspect Nelsonville Lodge. 18 Accepted
Athens Elks conducted their annual inspection in Nelsonville last night, admitting 18 candidates. A 6 o'clock dinner was refused, and a brief Athens Elks Lodge business meeting is planned for tonight.
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Athens Elks
Nelsonville
Lodge of Thagicity
Athens Elks Lodge
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