Criticism Of U.S. Intervention Policy Attributed To Misunderstanding
United Press Star reports officials say criticism of U.S. policy in Nicaragua stems from misunderstanding of the situation and administration motives. The pacification effort, with Sandino rebel banditry to end, rests on Diaz government requests and aims to protect canal and naval base interests.
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Gebhart
United Press
Sia
Washington
Meijer Cienerat
John A. Tedeune
Gang Corps
Augustuin Sandino
Fae- Gon Oan Nagagua
Ma “Branidit
Tim de Torn
Nas
Soho Stongoo
Samdno
Ottess
Ludwell Denny
United Press Star
United States
Nicaragua
United Press Today
Sandano
Plans for State Meeting by P T A Council Women
Athens council members discussed the Ohio state convention of the P T A to be held October 3 to 5 in Athens. City officials, university delegates, and local clubs pledged support and cooperation for the event.
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P. T. A. Council
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Con
Ohio
Parent-Teachers Association
Alec Moore
Patterson Life
Faery Association
Total Association
Bird
Moore
Carl Hey
Chamber of Commeree
Clarence GM
Chamber of Commttce
T. C. McCracken
Irwin E. Voight
Qohla
University
Dean Voight
A. A. W. and
Women's League
John Fhisterwald
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Seven Killed in Five Days as Porter Murder Found
The body of Mrs. Ethel Porter, 23, eloping wife, was found beaten and strangled in a Highland Park apartment. Police arrested Charles Gibson, charged with the crime. Porter eloped with Gibson in Huntington, West Virginia, while her husband served a penitentiary term for slaying three men. Other items note Cincinnati divorce and Lindbergh inviting Haiti visit.
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Detroit
Polles
Ethel Porter
Highland Park
Charles Gibson
Porter
Wuntington
West Virginia
Unclear Weather Reading From Midweek Log
Fragmentary records show a midweek temperature log with scattered digits and timestamps. The readable data include Wednesday and Thursday entries but lack coherent measurements or locations.
Wreck Remembered In Ohio Fire Fatalities Spotlighted
On this day in 1880s Ohio a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided head on with a freight train near here. Fire followed the crash and fifteen people were burned to death. Bodies were not identified and graves mark the resting place in Westutilw cemetery.
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Republic
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohia
Weputilw
Cold Weather Expands Relief Needs for Miners
A report to United Mine Workers District 6 in Columbus Ohio states that recent cold weather worsened hardships for striking miners and their families in Cambridge and Crooksville. It says many families are destitute and urgent relief is needed. The committee reported supplies arriving from the American Federation of Labor will be equitably distributed by District President Lee Hall and officers.
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Nicaraguia
Solcum
Paton
Mages Party
Herren
Ohio
Wain
New York
United States
Columbus
Cambridge Ani
Crooksville
United Mine Workers of America
Cambridge
Lee Hall
Hall
American Federation of Labor
Death Toll At Berlin Factory After Night Explosion
Rescue teams searched six story ruins of a sausage factory in Berlin after a heavy explosion. Officials believed eleven killed while twenty others were seriously injured and several remain missing.
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Berlin
Pipe Burst At Longworth Home Spares Fire Plans
In Washington on January 5 a burst pipe in the furnace at Speaker Nicholas Longworth’s home put out the fire. Two fire companies responded and, after the blaze was dealt with, Mrs. Longworth circulated Mr. Longworth’s Christmas cigars to guests.
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Washington, D. C
Nicholas Longworth
Tomsworth
Billy Hayes Found Dead at Home in West Union
Reports say Billy Hayes 31 or 44 died of asphyxiation in his West Union West Farhineten street residence. Police found him alone after neighbors heard no movement, with no sign of foul play. Funeral arrangements were made at Walburn parlor and burial in West State cemetery. Hayes, once a shoe shine worker at Parker and Graves, had lived in the city since childhood with surviving relatives listed.
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Tilly" Hasan Wero
Heb Corbin
Leon
Alo Thais
Central
Westfarhineten Street
Gavvloch
Alane
Herb J. Barker
Kig
Atenesse
Jones
Walhura
Shetman
Hayes
Parker and Graves
West Union
We. Va
SUN Living
Rhoda Slay
Alex
Meine Aary Hayes
Parker
W. Was
Florence Hayes
Athens
Caneda Richard- Bon
Edna Finch
Columbus
Dis Ruter
Walburn
Bunal
West State Street
Twenty Smallpox Cases in Belpre Prompt Quarantine
Twenty smallpox cases are reported in Belpre with eight families under quarantine. Some patients are described as quite serious. Health officials, working with doctors, urge cooperation as they monitor spread and implement containment measures.
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Belpre
Miqriettoa
Gossip Sparks Charge of Undue Conduct in Ruth Case
In Velden, authorities arrest a nurse named Ruth on charges of undue conduct amid a local gossip-driven inquiry. The case ties to a young evangelist and a doctor, with health officials reporting multiple quarantine cases and a countywide effort to control an outbreak.
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Atlante
Chistian
Smith Mystery Grows as Democrats Await Expression
WASHINGTON January 1928 Democrats wait for word on Governor Al Smith's 1928 presidential intentions. A lengthy Albany document touches on Smith's candidacy and party strategy while officials and supporters debate his prospects and possible retirement from the race.
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Smith
Washington, Jan
U.pl
Nps
Clayier
Fon
Albany
al Smith
Reverend Jenkins
Wilay
Columbus Men Seek Divorces in Nevada Trip Fragment
In Franklin county courts optimism rises as Daniel Hatt and M rs Yontz pursue divorce actions following alleged cruelty and incompatibility. The Hatt and Yontz marriages date back to 1968 and 1904 respectively with ties to Athens Ohio and Reno Nevada.
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Mi Edad
Yonta
Franklin
Yonty
Hitts
Sime
Eve Marie
Yontes
Athens
Columbus
Miss Yonts
Johm Davis
Gas Leak Sickness Strikes Cleveland Home
A January 6 report from Cleveland says a gas leak at a house caused one girl to asphyxiate and another person to be overcome. Helen Spiked was hospitalized as others were revived outside. Several people were reported in serious condition.
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Cleveland
Uri Cin
Helen
Hopes Lindy Will End Latest War Hopes Lindy
War editor from Teverly Hills California discusses Franklin D Roosevelt and hopes for ending the latest conflict. The writer sarcasm about avoiding and then entering war and mentions Nicaragua canal and mutual aid. The tone is skeptical and aims at international policy.
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Lindy
Legion Conference Planned for Late Month
The January meeting of the K T Crosen post of the American Legion at the Legion home on North Court Street discussed the third annual conference for post officers to be held in Columbus. Ticket sales for the film Ameren Under Fire shown in Athens were reported incomplete. Athens Legionnaires may reserve tickets through Mr M Gib at University Terrace. Tickets cost 2.50 a plate.
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K.T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
North Court Street
Hanal
Edward Spifferd
Athens Legionnaires
BR. M. Gib-1
Ghig University Terrace
Cincinnati Gift to Children's Hospital Worth 2.5 Million
Colonel William Cooper Proctor's $2,500,000 gift to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital will create one of the world's finest institutions. Dr. A G Mitchell says the gift will make the hospital the largest of its kind and provide unlimited funds for research into children's diseases.
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Cincinti
William Cooper Proctor
A. G. Mitchell
University At Cincinnati Merlicat San Lare
Hopes for Hewitt Lost. Gover nor Binds to Clemency Board
Governor Vic Donahey refused to grant clemency to 17 year old Bloyd Hewitt for a double murder case. He said he would accept the state board of clemency recommendations, which did not favor mercy, ending Hewitt's appeal. In Columbus, a separate explosion injured eight people, including five firefighters, at the William T. Corner home.
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Columbus
Jan
Vic Donahey
KIGAT
William Tl, iCorner
Three Bodies Identified From S-4 Sinking
Fingerprint experts identified Lieutenant Joseph McGinley and Chief Machinist’s Mate Avron Hodges among the first three recovered from the sunken S-4. Divers expect to resume when weather allows as northwest winds stir choppy seas, with more bodies feared unrecoverable today. Official inquiry continues in Boston as identifications are confirmed at Chelsa naval hospital.
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Washington
Jun
Provincetown
Joseph McGin
Henry i Hartley
The
Falcon
Fie
Oflicial
Boston
Chess Sea Naval Hospital
Paulding
Dawstroyer Maury
Navy Yard
Naval Hospital
Chelaea
Naval Academy
Ships of the Navy booklet advertises Navy budget facts
A promotional notice explains Congress plans nearly 300 million pounds for next year’s Navy and invites readers to obtain a booklet titled Ships of the Navy. It promises pictures of ships and aircraft, plus tables comparing navies, with an 81 1/2 cent payment for two copies sent to 26 Fame Street City State or a similar address.
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Ships OF the Navy
Fame Street
City
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