Relief Plan Final Shape Reached by Conferees
Washington July 2 Congress relief program worth 2 100 600 009 to relieve destitution create jobs and aid business nears final form after week of shirt sleeve sessions Conferees broadened borrowing from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for cities corporations and individuals and trimmed bond issues President Hoover’s stance and possible veto remain unresolved. program includes 100 000 000 for immediate relief 300 000 000 for Federal public works and 1 500 000 000 for revenue producing construction to be financed largely by the RFC.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Garner
Rain and sun mark Athens Fourth celebration
Rain spoils half the fun while sunshine carries the other half of the Athens Fourth celebration. Observance is informal with autos picnics golf swimming and dancing among activities. Banks offices and post office close Monday with no mail deliveries. Local events include golf at the country club and a Monday night dance. Many head to nearby towns for celebrations and the American Legion Drum Corps travels to Marietta for a regional contest with prizes for outfits. Raymond Connett directed music and W F P Burke led the drum corps.
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Athens Country Club
Middleport
Jacksonville
Marietta
Ohio
American Legion
West Virginia
W. F P. Burke
Native of Shawnee Heart Attack Victim
Judy Powers of Zanesville reports the death of Thomas Powers 42 a New York Central Railroad passenger conductor who died suddenly at home in Columbus following a heart attack He was a native of Shawnee and had lived in Columbus for several years working the route between Columbus and Yale do He was well known in railroad circles across Ohio and among travelers
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Zanesville
Judy
Thomas Powers
New York Central Railroad
Columbus
Powers Ia
Shawnee
Tat City
Yaledo
Ohio
Excitement of Nomination Cannot Interrupt Garner Routine
Washington July 9 Speaker John Garner kept to his workday schedule as Roosevelt moved toward nomination at the Democratic National Convention. Garner, 62 in November, released his Texas and California delegates, then resumed his routine shown by his onetime plan to remain governor-like and uninterested in a convention outcome while Roosevelt gained momentum toward the ticket.
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John Garner
Washington
Ernor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Roosevelt
Sato Rayburn
Texas
California
Alice
Chicago
White House
Ile
Capitol
Awak Si
Murray
Oldlahoma
WI Regerny
Corner
Withs Drivain
Melvin Traylor
Himnelsy
Willte
Ohio
James A. Rood
Alaspurt
Byrd
Virginia
Fuitehle
Maryland
Smith
Tammany
Joh F. Curry
Taj‘ Smith
Bin
Tarmini
Six Indicted In Ohio Case Involving River Death
IRGNTON July 2 Six men from South Point face second degree murder indictments in the death of Take Mary Negro prisoner removed from South Point Village Jail on June 7. The deceased was found in the Ohio River. Indicted: Taylor Napier 24 Milford Massie Elkins 20 Garland Massie 19 and Johnson 29, all South Point residents. Louis McKee 17, implicated, committed to Lancaster Industrial School. Prosecutor had filed first degree counts earlier.
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Irgnton
Sax ‘Nen
Mary
South Point Village
Ohio River
Lee Sp. Andrews
Taylor Napier
Milford Massie
Elkins
Garland Mass Lawrence Massie
Johnson
South Point
Louis McKee
Cas
Lancaster
Enilore
Democrats Ready for Bitter Fight at Polls in November
United Press reports from Chicago July 2 describe a tense Democratic convention scene as Governor Roosevelt's nomination was confirmed amid protests. The rallying opposition, including California and New York delegates, voiced strong dissatisfaction while the crowd pressed for unity as a pivotal battle looms toward November.
Columbus Man Admits Crimes
John Mare Inne, 26, of Columbus, confessed to police to being the shooter in Springfield and to other crimes. He admitted robbing the National Guard Armory in Columbus, holdups at Buckeye Lake and Behron, and passing bad checks at Columbus and Chibteodhe, linking the Springfield shooting to his tale.
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SDA
John Mare Inne
Columbus
Xenia
O. J. Gornwell
Tehgeer
Springfield
Marlowe Walkewk
Palice Station
Sin
National Guard
Columbus & Week Axe
Buckeye Lake
Behron
Brad
Columbua
College funds not used to cover prior deficits say trustees
Trustees deny claims that funds from Trance College were used to pay deficits of the previous year. Attorney J. Huntington, Inc. presented the investigation results to fellow trustees. They assert only funds not set aside by the trust were utilized and defend Dr W Vernon Lytle’s presidency since succeeding Dr Albert G Carls.
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Aftor
manGela E
Trance College
W. Vernon Lytle
J. Huntington, Inc
Trusteca
Dr. Lytle
Albert G. Carls A
Livestock Prices Rise Amid Seasonal Demand
H K B Curry of the Ohio Farm Bureau reports higher prices for rig cattle and yearlings as the week's receipts fall and supply tightens. He notes increased grass fat cattle and a shift in beef tonnage with a larger share from grassy herds. The market faces ongoing demand and price shifts through the week. Also reported is the American consulate in Hankin noting the death of Willian Ekwall Simpson and a Russian, N J Popsalt, killed by Chinese bandits last Saturday.
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Columbus
Judy
H. K B. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Washington
Willian Ekwall Simpson
N. J. Popsalt
Hankin
State Department
Unclear fragmentary text about a 19th century case near Parttiesburg
Fragmentary OCR note mentions waits at Parttiesburg and a slaying case. Names and details are garbled, with references to a mother fighting, a proprietor, Mrs. Wester, Governor Martin, and a ground event. Readable facts are extremely limited.
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Lnovata
Pha
Walts
Parttiesburg
Juss
Te Dem
Wester Las Petle
Martin Consartaf
Al Smith Loyalists Rally After Nominations
In a heated convention session supporters rally around Al Smith as nominations close. The Democratic fight intensifies over reforms and a brief platform, with key figures and delegates wrestling for position and loyalty amid a bitter, high stakes contest.
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al Smith
Disillusioned Fugitive Nabbed by Toledo Police
Detroit man Pheames Ll euvell, age 28, sought in Michigan on warrants, escaped authorities during a Toledo chase as police extradition arrangements with Michigan were discussed. He was finally captured near the Ohio line after a dramatic confrontation with Toledo detectives.
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Toledo
Pheames Lleuvell
Detroit
Ging Rive
Michigan
Marin
Debonair
Petralt
Swayne
Sau
Milford Jonen
St. Lewds
George White
Mirbixan
George ‘Imams
Blake Tetroit
Cote
Lhcavell
Ohio
Michgan
J N Gamble Dies Soap Manufacturer at 66
J N Gamble, vice president of Procter & Gamble and noted philanthropist, died in Cincinnati at his home after a long life. He would have been 97 on August 11. Death came in his sleep. He had married in the last 25 years, and on Friday afternoon he drove downtown with his chauffeur, reading newspapers on national politics before retiring about 10 p m.
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Cincinnati
R. James N. Gamble
UN Proctor 4 Gamble Company
Eventaat
Chicago
Lincoln Plan helps unemployed men by making goods for community
In Lincoln England unemployed men join the Workers Educational Association formed People’s Service Club. They mend shoes toys furniture and wheelchairs for locals without pay, gaining purpose and companionship. The program expands with more frequent sessions and support from organizations as observers note reduced bitterness and renewed confidence among participants.
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London
Lincoln
England
Workers Educational Association
People's Service Club
Hong
Nam
Valids
Rhondda
T's
Rise and Fall Of Candidates Is Tabulated
Chicago July 2 Roosevelt led the Democratic presidential convention across four ballots with figures showing Roosevelt 667 and 668 on one ballot and 682.79 on another. Garner and Byrd appeared with smaller totals, while Ritchie Murray Rogers Reed and Baker posted varied scores. The two thirds majority required for nomination was 766.
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Chicago
U.F
Roosevelt
Staith
Garner
Traylor
Byrd
Ritchie
Murray
A. Rogers
Q Reed
Bfa Baker
Cox O
Ransom Set At 5000 For Minister's Heir Abduction
Reported early release of Haskell Bohn, heir to the Bohn refrigerator fortune, was expected today after abductors demanded a $5,000 ransom. Uncle W. Bohn confirmed contact by telephone. Also noted: Athens County fishing and hunting licenses cost $14.30 each totaling $180.
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ST. Paul
Mine
Haskell Bohn
Bohn
W. B. Bohn
Henoid
Athens County
Fane
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