Hog Prices Rise Boosting Farmer Optimism Across Agriculture
United Press reports July 9 Chicago notes hog values up to a value of 256 million dollars more on paper in six weeks, with cattle, lambs, grains, and cotton all climbing. Experts say the rally improves farmer sentiment, easing decades of low prices and boosting nationwide prosperity.
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Livestock Marketing Association
Singer Bride Cannot Clear Death of Mate
Winston Salem dispatch reports Albert Aber Walker held as material witness as Libby Holimen Reynolds testifies she cannot recall hours surrounding her husband Smith Reynolds death. Coroner inquiries continue into whether the death was self inflicted as trustees discuss a $21 million trust fund.
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Park Director Demands Full Report On Zoo Keeper Death
Cleveland officials press for a complete investigation into the death of Thomas Earl, a zoo animal keeper, who was fatally attacked by a bear after entering an enclosure unarmed. Park Director Felix T. Matia called for clarity on circumstances and safety procedures at the roadside zoo.
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Bomb Explodes Near Cleveland Drug Store Scare
A home made dynamite bomb was found in the doorway of the Andrew Walleck drug store in Cleveland as its marquee flickered out. George Halland, a taxi driver, noticed smoke at the door and alerted authorities. Walleck, owner, said he knew of no motive for the attempted bombing.
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Washington Opposes War Debt Cancellation Policy Debate
Washington remains opposed to any cancellation or permanent reduction of World War I debts. officials expect temporary easing might be discussed if debtors ask, but aim to keep war debts out of domestic politics. The article notes totals owed by European nations and hopes that settling German reparations could ease broader tensions.
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Daniel Williams Dies in Columbus Feature Writer and Father of Author
Daniel W. Williams, 66, of Jackson Ohio, a feature writer for The Columbus Citizen and father of noted author Ben Ames Williams, died at Mt. Carmel Hospital after a long illness. He formerly served on the State Board of Paroles.
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State Board of Parales
Italian salvage crews seek to raise French sub with 63 aboard
English Channel salvage teams from Artigio and Restro worked to pass chains under the sunken Promethee, a French submarine with 68 men aboard, as divers prepared to raise the vessel amid strong currents and depths of 80 fathoms. A scout ship tracked the site near Cherbourg, buoy signals offered hope but yielded no life signs. An inquiry into the disaster has begun. reports of a suicide by the commander were denied.
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Federal Grand Jury Indicts in Cincinnati Area
Six sealed indictments named Lawrence County officers in alleged conspiracies to protect auto theft rings. Open indictments list Kenneth Dewalt Wilbur Jones Francis W Marting and Caffard R Quillen for dealing in stolen autos. Liquor cases include Everett Koster Alva Arbaugh Pedro Gus Singer Proctorville Andrew Brown Jasper Brown Edward Gihim Emerson ouch Ironton Russell Bragg Forest Kawardia Proctorville. Proctorville officials Orville Carson Meldon Neff cited over bootlegging resale.
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Gus Singer
Procterville
Andrew Brown
Jasper Brown
Edward Gihim
Pedro
Emerson Ouch
Ironton
Russell Bragg
Forest Kawardia
Proctervile
Lawrence County
Orville Carson
Meldon Neff
Proctorville
Interloper Slain in Poolroom Dispute at Poot Room
Pete Bello poolroom owner, 36, is accused of killing Kling Ott Rutter in a quarrel over the liquor business. Coroner A Bell doubts Bello’s self defense claim, finding no weapons. Authorities say the fight began after alleged attempts to muscle into the liquor trade. Cleveland report notes a police officer crime sentence and a drunk woman case.
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Pete Bello
Kling Ott Rutter
Ton Day
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Potter
Butler
Beasts of Heat Alert In London Heatwave Probes
The piece notes a London heatwave driving UK fashion toward summer undies and straw hats, with English habits shifting to ice-less lemonade and tea in cinemas. It cites crowded Wimbledon crowds, widespread heat distress, scarce refrigerators, no ice delivery, and theaters as cool refuges where tea and cigarettes accompany the show.
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London
England
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Prince of Wales
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Fire Strikes Marietta. $500,000 Blaze Destroys Three Buildings
Marietta battled a $500,000 blaze Friday night that destroyed three buildings and damaged others in the business district. Fire departments from Parkersburg and Willamstown aided. The fire began in an elevator shaft, spread rapidly, and was under control by 7:50 p.m. with about 10,000 spectators watching. Fire officials suspected spontaneous combustion. state investigators to review.
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W. Va
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George Fiolat Wild
Mirshale
Township Cost Is Still Small
A Ohio State University study finds abolishing township governments in 11 rural counties would cut the tax fund by about 1 percent. Townships average 40,000 population and $115,840 spent per county on general duties, with total four-unit government spending around $2,230. Functions mainly involved highway and cemetery maintenance and charity distribution.
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Jonness
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Ohio
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Rohn
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Eee
Democrats To Order Repeal Statement Echoes Chicago Pledge
Washington dispatch reports July 3 10 Democrats in Ohio and national figures align with the party platform calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Questionnaires from the Prohibition Amendment Association seek views on repeal with most Ohio members signaling support and indicating shifts since early opposition to the related revenue measure.
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Washington
Ohio
Chicago
Miner Not Guilty Acquitted Of Murder Charge
In Kentucky at Harland Evarts joiner Ches ter Poore was acquitted Friday of murdering Deputy Sheriff Jim Daniels in an ambush gun battle May 5. The jury spent 19 hours deliberating. Commonwealth Attorney W A Brock said Bratcher will be retried next week for murder in Daniels death. E Big Cigar Phillips, a negro miner, was convicted of murder in the same battle and sentenced to a term.
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Chester Poore
Evarts Joiner
Jim Daniels
Evarta
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M. Bratcher
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Phillips
Ampriagamente
Lausanne Pact Ends German Reparation Payments
Lausanne treaty signed as Prime Ministers MacDonald and Bennato agreed on a framework shifting future reparations. The accord delays certain payments and suspends penalties until ratification, with Germany to begin a reduced annual settlement and a temporary halt on further obligations if prosperity remains weak. The agreement signals a long debated settlement after years of wrangling.
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United Press
Stadt Weiter
Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Baamany Madbonak
Tyren Tiritain
Canfersnes
Brenty Ps
Ohio State Bar ends annual meeting with limited action
Attorneys adjourn without addressing liquor issue at the fifty third annual convention in Cedat Point. Delegates tabled objections to Senator Ackerman of Cleveland advocating Eighteenth Amendment repeal. Most lawyers say the association avoids prohibition questions and will steer clear of the political topic.
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Onin State Bar Association
Ackerman
Cleveland
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Return of American Fiera crew ends world record bid
Two American aviators were forced to abandon their attempt to set a new world air speed record near Borisov. They removed their airplanes and prepared to ship the machines back to the United States. Bennett Griffin and a teammate planned a train voyage to Moscow, expecting to arrive Sunday morning, though they were shaken but in good health after a forced landing.
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