Hoover supports tariff on sugar and other goods
Report from a Forties era telegraph notes a close Hoover ally backing retention of the 1.40 duty on sugar and free list items such as footwear and lumber products. Debate stirs amid tariff talks with Grundy circulating copies, while discussions in Washington hint at possible rate changes and a broader tariff review.
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Oil Corporation Meet Foreigners
A New York notice reports a meeting of a foreign oil concern seeking supremacy in oil. The Standard Oil Company of New York and its associates announced a prospect for a powerful combination to counter foreign rivals and strengthen control in the industry.
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Wisconsin to consider state liquor control plan proposed
Milwaukee dispatch reports Wisconsin legislators may vote on a constitutional amendment to empower the state to buy manufacture and sell liquor. The Jefferson Club drafted a pre proposed amendment to grant state control over alcoholic beverages.
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U.P
Wisconsin
Jefferson Club
Power transmission by wireless devices foretold
An article notes a device named Thytatre claimed to transport electric power over long distances with low cost, enabling wireless transmission of power to aircraft and stations worldwide. It cites GE, Westinghouse, and others, predicting prosperity and large profits from such innovations. It also references Prohibition opinions from a New York congressman and notes crime rates rising with seven months of pistol sales.
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Auto Fluid Misread as Wine Kills Four in Nebraska
Four youths die after consuming radiator fluid mistaken for wine at a dance in Eton, Nebraska. The jug was taken from Ed Snethen’s home. four victims are named Lawrence Kohlmeter Nelson Jarvis Leon Harvis and Hellig Cleveland. One witness Ranben Joberg was nearby but survived. The incident occurred after the jug was shared at the gathering, with effects not seen until the following day.
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Lawrence Kohlmeter
Nelson Jarvis
Leon Harvis
Hellig Cleveland
Ranben Jtoberg
Ed Snethen
Burlington
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Akron double suicide leaves five young children orphaned
A mother shot and killed her husband then fatally shot herself in Akron. The victims are Mike Zenlas, 29, and Anna Zenlas, 34. Their five small children become orphans as the incident shocks the community.
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Anna
Warren terror killer known as Lone Wolf identified
Detroit police name James Baker 25 the Warren "Lone Wolf" who confessed to killing nine men including his stepfather. Records show prior burglaries and a shooting incident. Baker’s mother says he is dangerous but not certain about all murders. Patrolman Leov Pilzan fired at his hat when Baker tried a break in.
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Detroit
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Lancaster
Tim
Durkin
Norris Urges Hoover Oust Mellon In Prohibition Probe
Senate committee chair Norris pushes a preliminary inquiry into federal enforcement tied to Prohibition with pressure on Hoover to remove Treasury Secretary Mellon. He cites evidence of political influence in enforcement and urges broader personnel changes as dry lawmakers shift toward backing the probe.
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London Society Attends Duchess’s Daughter Wedding
London society members brought their jet dogs to the ceremony for Lady Dorin Hop, 81, daughter of the Duke, and Frederick Childe of a renowned Shropshire family. Lady Dorla once worked as a New York salesgirl in 1924, saying she sought to explore American women and opportunities. The family reportedly owns the so called Blue Diamond with a legendary curse dating back to Marie Antoinette.
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New Castle
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Meir
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Police crack dynamite car chase in Chicago
Chicago police halt a dynamite laden car on Roosevelt Road after a westward chase from West Madison Street. Three fugitives named Albert and Bari Pelt, and Mrs. Nelic Veit, are arrested. the blast could have destroyed the vehicle and occupants. Tense war-era gang activity is cited in the report.
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Bury Street
Albert
Bari Pelt
Nelic Veit
Butchers Wife Murder Confession in Drunken Spree
Bay City police say Orvis Custner 22 of Avoca confessed to killing his wife during a drunken spree lasting over a week. Officers noted the confession lacked full details of the murder while outlining steps taken after the body was found.
Washingtons birthday teased in stray telephone notes
A patchy Washington birthday story traces calls to 18 George Washingtons at Chicago area numbers. People joke about George Washington’s birthday while some deny knowing others, with several callers admitting mixed or casual celebrations and one noting prohibition impacted festivities.
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United Press
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Delaware
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George
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G.W
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Soviet Answer to Charges of Church Closings
United Press dispatch reports the Society of the Godless claims only six and a half percent of churches closed since the Revolution. It states about 14 percent of churches were repurposed into facilities like electric stations and factories.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
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Gap
Trustees to Name Officer After Resignation at County Meeting
Trustees will name an officer at the regular meeting of the Apta County Trustees tomorrow morning. Local resident Joe Jonas, a former deputy election official, moved to Athens after service in Trimble Township. A recent probationary appointee vacancy drew discussion of constabulary duties and special officers.
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Walter Wey
Thomas Yey
Joe Jonas
Athens
Rathday Crane
Rent Denca
Trimble
Tan Heey
Miletrade Cnet Tk Porter
Jonashee
Altron
Perplexing Confession Details In Melvin Harst Case
In Wooster Ohio officials press for the truth as Hannah and Connor face questioning over the December 27 murder. Prosecution seeks a consistent account amid conflicting statements surrounding the garage scene and body disposal. Graven and Sheriff Shearer pursue the boy’s full testimony for a clear case.
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Madawhito
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Placlin
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Ohio Athlete Signs Up For League Tryout
Buavie "Bena Trace, a Zanesville high school and college star, signs for a weekly tryout with the Columbia Senators in the American Association. He will leave March 2 for Columbia to join the spring training. Trace has shown prominence in high school and college basketball as a forward and guard.
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Will Try To Delay Snook's Execution
The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday seeking a stay of the execution of Jamon Snook, a condemned singer, scheduled for next Friday. His defense previously appealed unsuccessfully to Governor Cooper and the state chief justice. a last appeal for certiorari is planned at the high court in Washington, D.C.
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Bone Or Nore
United States Supreme Court
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Snook
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Altornry
Titkelta
Hin A Weels
Cooper
Ciel Ioath
Marshall
State Supreme Court
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Four Bodies Found In Station Ruins
Four bodies were found at the edge of a Pennsylvania railroad station near Edinburg between New Castle and Youngstown early today. Authorities opened an investigation amid reports they were killed during a meal and the bodies removed to the station for examination.
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He Redge
Pennsylvania
Edinburg
Youngstown
Life and Death Mark Family in Findlay
In Findlay two tragedies and a birth marked the Weyers home as a six year old boy named Oscar died after a burning incident while another child was born later. Details from the event describe a period of grief and new life within the same household.
Weather forecast for Great Lakes region later this week
Weather outlook for February 4 to March 1 predicts warmer Tuesday and again Monday, with colder Wednesday. Near term values show warmer Friday and cooler weekend. Great Lakes area may see rain or snow Tuesday or Wednesday and again Saturday, with temperatures mainly above normal.
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Hbo Valley
Local News Wrap Highlights Court Sentences and Community Events
Three Melpes County defendants are sentenced in the Common Pleas Court. A Nelsonville apartment shooting draws police attention. Athens society supports U S Gladway No 50 efforts as crews push national proportion. Hocking County elections loom with candidate activity. County park tournament results feature Athens High, Marlette, and Cincinnati.
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Newada Age
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