Roosevelt Candidacy Denial Sparks Democratic Convention Plan
In Washington the Democratic National Committee rejected claims of secret efforts to influence Roosevelt's candidacy and moved to consider a referendum on prohibition at the party's national convention. Chairman Raskob defended public discussion, while Chicago emerged as the convention site after a city-wide vote.
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Washington
U.P
Democratic Naional Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Par
John J. Raskob
Raskob-Smith-Clique Ad
Chicago
San Francisco
Kansasity
Tinoila City
Jane Timofs
Democratic National Committee
Kellogg Fairbanks
George Bass
George Eresman
Elizeveth A. Conkey
Democrats Probe Bardin Call Off Meeting in Athens County
Democrats in Athens County formed a committee to investigate charges that Dan Bardin urged members to skip a central committee meeting and that there was a plan to cancel it. The discussion at the Courthouse lasted over two hours as accusations and counter charges circulated. Bardin said he advised members not to attend, labeling the affair a clever scheme allegedly formed by Senator L. Sherle and Oral Deughert.
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Democrats
Dan Bardin
Athens County
Democratic Central Committee
Dan
Raniin
Rardin
Central Committee
L. %. Sherle
Oral Deughert
Joseph Richards
Sr. Gloueter
Arthur Smith
Chauncey
Smith
Robert Huenefeld
Nelsonville
Richards
Orel Daugherty
Seventean
Wns
Richard Brown
Lewis Gall
Hollister
The World Goes Round and a Great Wall Mentioned
A collection of remarks and quotes on world events and politics appears alongside a long local notice. The piece cites a Lillian Russell era line, reports bombs found on a railroad carriage in Britain, and mentions American bomb incidents tied to Mussolini. It then shifts to Athens County Democratic Party actions,quorum issues, and an investigation into committee conduct with remarks on prospects for 1932.
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Hose Not Young
Lillian Russell
EN Endea
America
Post Office
Mussolini
One Hundred Thousand Cash Stolen In Mail Heist Found
In Lowell Massachusetts New Years Eve $100000 in cash stolen from the mails was recovered today in a box in a field off Hood Road North Tawksbury. Postal inspectors said a complete confession was obtained from one of two men under arrest Victor L Magoon 36 and Louis Skaff 23 who drove the mail truck from Lowell to the railroad station. The money remained intact in the containers mailed by the Union Old Lowell National Bank to the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston.
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Lowell
Mass
U.R
U. S
Hood Road
North Tawksbury
Victor L. Magoon
Lowell Post Office
Louis Skaff
Lowell National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Weaver Forces Friend to Type Will Then Kills Self
In Patterson New Jersey on a January day Fred W Weaver 23 forced Gerald Young to type his will before shooting himself in view of Young and Charles Schunpan. Police report a revolver was used after the document was signed.
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Friend
Self
Patterson
N. J
Jen
Gerald Young
Fred W. Weaver
Young
Charles Schunpan
Weaver
Fred Weaver
Gerald Young For Disposal Among the Boys,’’ Young
Rain and Cold Week Forecast From Weather Bureau
Rain Monday and in the south with some wet weather in the north. Temperatures rise Monday then fall Tuesday with much colder air by Wednesday into Thursday. Warmer Monday, colder Tuesday, and increasingly cold conditions by Thursday. Occasional rain and wintry-like conditions expected across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee regions.
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Washington
Roe
United States Weather Bureau
Toidmy
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
South
Thuredey
Ana Evleer
Lutherans to Gather Missionary Conference in Dayton
Ohio District American Lutheran Church holds annual missionary conference for men at Hope Lutheran Church in Dayton on February 2 and 9 with details announced. Also notes a man jumps to his death in Akron and upcoming district meetings in Oxford Wauseon Elyria New Philadelphia through March.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Hope Lutheran Church
Dayton
Columeum van Or
Sus
Ohio Congress For Parents and Teachers Associations
Oxford
Wauseon
Elyria
New Philadelphia
Pomeroy Panthers Defeat Logan In Basketball
Pomeroy Panthers edge Logan on the basketball court to boost their season. Erwin home in Pomeroy burns under mysterious circumstances. authorities investigate possible causes and nearby residents report smoke and damage. Poultry meeting held in Meigs County attracts many attendees and vendors.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Logan
Erwin
Pomeroy Burns
Meigs County
Page
Better Cars at Lower Prices Seen at Show
New Yorks Thirty Second Annual Automobile Show opened with better cars at lower prices. About 300 models with industry worth 1.88 billion and 5.06 million workers on display, highlighting increased quality and standard equipment. Plans call for over 2 billion in car and truck production this year, plus tires and accessories. Entry level models boast advanced features like synchromesh and automatic starting, with new engines on rubber cushions and redesigned radiators and fenders for lighter, more durable designs.
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New York
U.P
Harrison Hart Denies Murder Guilt in Court
Arraignment from the January Athens County Grand Jury began with six men pleading to indictments. Harrison Hart pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree over the December Beebg shooting. no bond set.
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Grand Jury
Commor Pleas Court
Harrison Hart
Harry Crippen
Beebg
C. F. Rowland
Harley Hoyd
Paul Dray
Alex FL Watson
Gaylord Redcliffe
Earl Guesmen
Don Pierce
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Romance Shattered: Bandit and Fiancée Arrested in Toledo Grocery Heist
In Toledo, Pauline Dell and her fiancé Carion Darr, both 23, were jailed over the Ulmer Grocery hold-up. Darr confessed to the robbery seeking funds to reunite with his wife in Marion. Dell was detained due to living in the same building as the store.
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Toledo
Jan. Sur
Mise
Pauline
Carr
Ulmer Groecery
Fiame
Marios
Japan Indicates Pacifying Reply Imminent
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Stimson awaiting a conciliatory reply from Japan on American rights in the Orient. Japan’s official sources suggest a reply via Ambassador Debuchi, aiming to reassure that military actions in Manchuria are a move to remove disbanded Chinese soldiers. A separate Harbin telegram notes Japanese troops advancing toward Hunchun and bombarding a town near the city, with rioting between Chinese and Russians in Harbin.
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Stimson
Japan
League Commission
Washington
Orient
Katauji Debuchi
Stmaen
China
League of Nations
Commission of Inquiry
Manchuria
Ao Anita Inten
Anne Th
Toric
Wae
Taday
Chinahow
League Councill
London
Jan Tura
Harbin
Esehnange ‘Colegraph Company
Harkin
Ctty
Elrin
Wonchang
Kay
Chinesy
Carter Thia Wreit
House Tariff Bill Aims to Reset Presidential Powers
The bill, backed by Democrats, would strip the president of authority to value or lower tariff rates without Tariff Commission advice and urges Hoover to end a world conference on tariff barriers. It passed 214 to 182 with 12 Republicans joining Democrats.
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Washington
Jan B.ilab
House
Senate
United States Tariff Commission
Hoover
Democrats
Model Boy to Face Murder Trial in Bucks County
Elmer Wismer a grade school pupil confessed to county authorities that he shot and killed Elmer D Bartholomew, 28, a Bucks County farmer who had never spoken ill of him. Wismer says he wanted the farmer’s car to drive to his mother who he was sick at in Hatfield. District Attorney Arthur B Hastburn says the boy will be tried on a first degree murder charge.
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Doylestown
Jan
Bucks County
Elmer Wismer
Elmer D Bartholomew
Hatfield
Arthur B. Hastburn
Air Man's Mother Killed in Train Tragedy Near Home
Mrs. Joan N. Miller 72 mother of Major Ray Miller of St. Paul Minn. was found dead beside a Pennsylvania railroad near her Van Wert home. Officials said she wandered from the house in a daze and was struck by a train. Sheriff Roy Shaffer led a search at the request of her husband and daughter Grace Miller.
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van Wert
Joan N. Miller
Ray Miller
St. Paul
Minn
Pennsylvania
Roy Shaffer
Grace Miller
Taliroad
Buckeye Pipe Line to Extend Oil Line to Tymochten Field
Buckeye Pipe Line Company officials completed plans to extend an oil line about 10 miles from southwest of Carey into the New Tymochten gas and oil field. Output is expected at 20 to 30 barrels per day. Gas from the field currently feeds Ohio Fuel Gas Company's washing plant south of Youngstown.
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Buckeye Company
Tymochten Feld
Mccutchenville
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Carey
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Here
Construction in U S To Expand In First Quarter
In the United States during the first quarter construction activity will exceed 600 million dollars with thousands of ongoing projects. The Dodge Corporation reported figures for the “America at Work” program. Truman Morgen of the Dodge Corp cited several multi million dollar projects including the Rockefeller City contract valued at 256 million dollars.
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NW York
United States
F Wo Dodge Corporation
Dodge Corp
National Broadcasting Company
Truman
Morgen
Dodges Corp
Willebrandt Endorses Prohibition Over Prewar Licence System
Delaware January 9 Miz Mabel Walker Willebrandt counsel for Fruit In countries Ltd speaking to Ohio State University students argued prohibition is the lesser of two evils. She stated there is no perfect middle ground between the Eighteenth Amendment and the old license system. The citizen must choose today’s prohibition over ante pro prohibition days.
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Mrn
Willebrandt
Delaware
U.P
Miz
Mabel Walker Wilebrandt
Fruit Inountries, Ltd
Ohio Wattegan University
US salesmen in Orient powerless to sell goods
Penang dispatch notes the gold standard causes cheap imports while American salesmen abroad struggle to move any merchandise. They reportedly lower prices to compensate for off-gold costs or withdraw, with shortages and frustration mounting as foreign goods flood the market. The letter-writer signs as Will. Dies at Columbus reports Martha Ann Berry, a Dresden native, passing away in Muskingum County.
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Penang
Saleamen
Will
Columbus
Ur-Amis
Martha Ann Berry
Dresden
Muskingum
County
Self-Operated Surgery by Doctor on Himself at Seventy
Dr Even O Neill Kane Thatove shies cameras and performs major operations on himself He won the flat stream to perform an appendicitis operation on himself and is recovering from a delicate operation for an ingidal Notnia which he insisted upon performing with his own hands.
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Even O' Neill Kane
Shies
Birt Ha
Confesses He Chloroformed Son in House Killings
Police report Charles Slackthauat, 40, confessed to Sheriff Joan Stevens that two years ago at a Millemibuce home he killed his two sons. The testimony suggests the child was chloroformed while he was intoxicated. No charges yet filed. investigation continues.
Roosevelt to govern islands after Davis resigns
Washington June 9 40 Dwight Davis resigned as Governor General of the Philippine Islands. President Hoover named Col Theodore Roosevelt now governor of Puerto Rico to succeed him. Roosevelt praised for inland administration in Porto Rico while Davis’ London ambassadorship speculation and Henry P Fletcher Tariff Commission chair hints circulated.
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Washington
Dwight Davin
Philippne Islands
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Davis
London
London Post
Kenry P. Fletcher
United States Tariff Commission
Resume Relief Work County Committee Will Warn These Who Get Jobs
Kenton January 9 a local relief committee with state highway officials and contractors reached an agreement to resume three federal unemployment bridge projects near Kenton starting Monday. Investigation showed politicians had given contractors names of prospective workers from the relief committee list, with the highway department ordering contractors to employ eighty percent of labor from that list.
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Kenton
Hardin County Relief Committee
William Hindman
State Highway Department
Pioneer D ad Day Dayton Tho fore Whtarmachier
The article notes a Wright brothers era aviation pioneer visit in Dayton, highlighting his role as a leading airplane mechanic and his work on the first heavier-than-air machine. The report includes fragmented details about a fatal pedestrian incident in Kirksville involving a truck from Columbus Packing Company.
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Dayton
U.R
Germany Says It Cannot Pay Reparations Now
Chancellor Bruening declared Germany cannot continue reparations payments. Ahead of Lausanne talks set for January 3, he signaled a possible shift in debt handling, warning that nonpayment could threaten the international debt structure and provoke new calls for allied concessions. Washington Treasury officials viewed the move as anticipated and potentially pivotal for future negotiations.
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Frederick Kum
United
Frees
Overlin
Jan. B
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Advanes
Lausanne
Rapertlons
Bruening
United States
Washington
Emdinta
Branca
Fe Tinepi
Grevania
Nystom
Ier
Dieaster
Gampatg
Treasury
Ohio bridge contracts awarded under governor program
State Highway Director Bixty awarded bids for about 60 bridges in Ohio this winter as part of Governor Wohle's highway program. The awarded projects cover multiple counties with bidders including Colling Fou, Loews, Jana, and others.
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Bixty Construction
Columbus
Jan
Ohio
Wohle
Jana
Tergeat
Countitm
Mocesetti
Mocesetti Médeqt Colling Fou
Loews
Rahe Jana
Hiardel
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