Ohio oilmen press for tariff on crude and refined products
At a Washington conference Ohio district leaders Barton Hall and Be D. Atha joined a national group calling Congress to impose a $1 per barrel tariff on crude oil imports and 50 cents on refined products. A seven member executive committee stays in Washington to push the plan, with states assigning reps to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton A. Hall
D. Atha
Oll
Gov
George White
Ohio
Washington
D. Shast
Parther
Fadt
Whellington
Congress
United States
Hall
Alba
C. Grimm
Southeastern
Onto Oil and Gas Producers Association
Pid A.B. Taine
Mew Straitavive
Twins Again Mr and Mrs Frank Judy Welcome Twins
Logan January 20 An announcement from Mr and Mrs Frank Judy Jr states the birth of twins at their home on Worlhk Mul berry Street Monday morning. It is the second set of twins born to the couple a girl and boy were born Monday while the previous twins were boys. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Judy Sr of this city.
Case Against Carr Goes To Jury Without Defense
Lagan January 20. Without offering testimony the defense let the case against L. Carr of South Perry go to the jury. A verdict of murder was returned by the jury shortly after adjournment. Carr was charged with assault and battery in an incident with P. W. Natertone. Prosecutor C. Wond Bowen led the case. Jury included Mrs Bela J. Hansel foreman and several local residents.
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Harley M- Whitcraft
Carre
C. Wond Bowen
Bela J. Hansel
Nellie Terrel
John Walters
Ira Dawley
Florence Bort
Sure Rutter
F. A. Hufford
L. B.rutherford
Charles G. Wright
Virginia Heéckman
Jey Karahner
City civil service exams to fill several city jobs
Logan January 29 arrangements are underway by the City Civil Services Commission to hold an examination for city jobs next Friday morning in the Arcate Building under Phil A Henderson secretary of the commission. Positions listed include city patrolman chief of the fire department merchants police matron of the rest room and three stationary engineers. Applications are filed with the commission as eligibility lists prepare for appointing a chief of police.
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Hirht
City Employs Workers on Street and Water Line Projects
Service Director Fred C. Shively reported 92 men at work on city projects last week. An additional 42 men were employed that day, mainly on street repairs in the eastern city and the Bell and Schall water line extension, which should finish by week’s end after a three day grant of time.
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Fred C. Shively
Cly
Bell and Schall
Shively
James Starr Dies at 74 in Gore Area Home
James Starr aged 74 died at his home near Gore Monday morning from heart trouble after months of ill health. Coroner Miller cited heart attack as the cause. Starr had been living with a relative for several months. funeral plans have not yet been announced.
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Logan
James Starr
Gore
Miller
Starr
Ruby Harden Dies After Auto Wreck Near Winchester
Logan Jan. 20 Miss Ruby Harden 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs D Harden of near Winchester died after an automobile wreck Saturday evening at a high embankment. She died at Columbus Hospital about noon. Harden’s husband suffered serious injuries as did Mrs Harden who was in hospital. Funeral plans include services Wednesday at St Matthews Church with burial in Greve Cemetery.
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Logan
Don
Bw. D. Harden
Winchester
Columbus Hospital Gunoon
Miss Marden
Harden
Warden
Tavbland & Bay Bate
Irenis
Door BreakinG Case Leads to Arrests and Plea
Police report a break in at a White residence ends with Cecil Carpenter and Kahn under arrest. They face multiple charges and a plea heard in court as investigators pursue the case. Separate social event noted as Mr and Mrs Shawne hosted guests for a wedding reception. Funk, jailed, faces charges after a second arrest in Logan County within weeks.
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Lagan
Cecil Carpenter
Kahn
Kunin
Istrate
TD. Miller
Alee
Ned Reynolds
Lewis Teynok
Bond Price Rise Signals End of Low Mood
Industry has faced a sustained global downturn for over a year as monthly declines persisted, but the latest market move shows bond prices climbing. Vic President Allard Smith of Union Trust Co in Cleveland notes a shift amid continued economic uncertainty.
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Uy Allard Smith
Vic
Union Trust Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Recovery Seen With Greater Output Indications in 1931
Trade recovery appears likely in early 1931 as output increases and inventories are drawn down. Bank of America official John E. Rowensky notes the last quarter of 1930 may be remembered as the low point, with gradual improvement ahead amid cautious business sentiment and adjusted production.
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John E. Rowensky
Bank of America
Deiad
Economic mood weighs on markets amid global grain shifts
The piece notes a fragile economy with rising credit and commodity price movement. It mentions the Federal Reserve and agricultural prices, especially grain, facing pressure as global overproduction and demand trends threaten steadier values into the coming months.
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Jad
Federal Reserve
Fea
Sporuillion
Oettire
Federaru Board
Ue Agricultural Micketing aAgt
Amin
Ohio Education Director to Speak at Athens HS PTA Meeting
Dr. John K. Cutton, director of the Ohio Department of Education, will address the Athens High School Parent-Teacher Association at 7:20 in the evening at the Senior High School building. Members of all Athens city and county PTAs are invited to attend this meeting.
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John K. Cutton
Ohio Department of Education
Athens
Athens County
Unclear OCR financial note with fragmented figures
The readable portions describe reductions in supplies in the United States and rising costs for firms. Mentions include figures like 070,020 and references to locations such as Tunisia and universal market reports. The passage remains fragmented with many garbled terms.
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United States
Fendi Ar
Vply
Tunisia
Takan Ag Gecurale
Buying Power of Dollar Shows 20 Per Cent Gain
The article discusses the rise in buying power of the dollar, noting a 20 percent gain across wholesale and retail prices. It explains how reform measures, cautious credit practices, and price trends affect consumers and producers, with references to index trends and regional price behavior. The text emphasizes differences between wholesale and retail values and notes shifting purchasing power for households.
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Elise
Iag
Medical ad fragment with Preserto cold health claim
Fragment from a doctor’s advertisement mentions Preserto for cold and health, claiming speedy relief. The readable text suggests a product focus and quick action but lacks full context or evidence.
Poultry Markets Plunge Amid Winter Slump and Labor Strain
A 1933 report details continued reverses in poultry markets as frozen stock and low prices pin growers. Farmers fear ongoing depressions in production, with job losses and weak demand harming supply chains and farmer cash flow.
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Bouter
Sui
Regen
Linear Ley
Tioger Larhson
Mod
Paul
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