Congress acts on revision after Hoover veto threat
Congress moves to draft a new unemployment relief program without awaiting Hoover's veto of the Wagner Garner bill. Garner plans to map out procedure with Senate leaders while beer, currency expansion, and mortgage relief for homeowners draw attention.
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Congress
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Wagner-Garner
White House
Joe Senate
Garner
Curtis
Senate
Rainey
Flainey
Fhey
Home Loan Bank
Robinson
Borah
Idaho
Home Loan Discount Bank
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation Fund
Abolition of county election board salaries urged in Ohio
R E Miles director of the Ohio Institute advocates ending salaries for county election board members. He argues boards do little real work and in many counties their pay exceeds county commissioners. Letters sent to Senate salary revision committee and to state finance director Howard Bevis.
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Columbus
U.P
County Boards of Elections
R. E. Miles
The
Ohio Institute
Senate
Howard L. Bevis
Miles
Hint of New Lead in Lindbergh Kidnap Case Emerges
FLEMINGTON New Jersey July 11 Defense says a top witness linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping is held in a U S cantonment. John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia was sentenced in connection with the case and the defense cites a man described as the best lead to the kidnapers who is being held in the United States army camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Lloyd Fisher
United States
Beng
Tocey
Fisher
Vigil Ends as Fliers Safe After Plane Crash
American world flight team led by Griffin were reported not injured after their plane went down between Berlin and Moscow. Disappointment arose for Griffin's wife and his mother in Oklahoma City before relief arrived.
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Nett Griffin
Berlin
Moscow
Griffin
J. B. Griffin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Crowd Meets Train at Chauncey for Mine Route
About 500 people gathered at the New York Central Depot as 13 men from Gallia and Meigs Counties were reported to alight a train and proceed to Mine No 25 escorted by National Guardsmen and railroad detectives. The crowd rushed the train but the men were guided to the mine.
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Chauncey
New York Central
Meigs
Gallia
National Guardsmen
Pomeroy
Funeral for Marshal Davis Follows Cleveland Bandit Shootout
All business houses closed and flags at half mast as Jay N. Davis 36 is laid to rest after a pistol duel with bandits Manley and James Storey during western Ohio raids last week.
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NORT
Baltimore
Jay N. Davis
Manley
James Storey
Ohio
Waking People Up To a Good Place To Sleep
The Messenger’s Rooms column helps seekers find rooms. L E White of 155 Morris Ave ordered an ad for two days and obtained a satisfactory occupant for a sleeping room offering private kitchen and bath upon request. Dial 22281.
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Messenger
Violence Flares in Two Ohio Coal Strike Areas
Two miners were wounded and one killed as Ohio coal strike violence spread. Steve Bowen of Buchtel died from a stomach wound near Logan, and Gail Gamble of Glencoe was fatally wounded while traveling with striking workers guarded by deputies and National Guard. A train trestle burned at the Dorothy Mine near Tiltonsville as pickets confronted workers and a guard plane failed to locate the shooter.
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Ohio
Columbus
New York
Provident
Thompson
Ohio National Guard
Blaine
Dorothy
Y. & O. Coal Company
Tiltonsville
Curtis Draws Year and Fine for Lindbergh Hoax
Curtis, a Norfolk ship builder from Norfolk Virginia, was sentenced to one year in state prison and a $1000 fine for obstructing justice in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The jury recommended mercy and the judge overruled a defense motion seeking to set aside the verdict.
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Flemington
N. J
U.P
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk, Va
Curtis
Adam ©. Robbins
Lloyd Fisher
Fisher
Stock Prices Continue Rise
Chicago July 11 cattle and hog prices renewed their four week ascent. Hogs reached a new high of 5.00 per hundredweight as cattle gained about 25 cents. sheep fell. Market resistance and hog short supply point to higher farm prices and improved business outlook.
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Chicago
O.R
Victim Identified in Train Tragedy
In Cleveland on Saturday 20 year old Evelyn Clemens was identified as the girl who killed herself by stepping in front of a New York Central train. Her father Louis Clemens says she suffered heart disease and was despondent over unemployment.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Evelyn Clemens
Louis Clemens
Roosevelt's aid not needed for Great St. Lawrence talks
President Hoover told Governor Roosevelt that his help is not required in Canada negotiations for the Great St. Lawrence waterway. Roosevelt offered to meet in Washington to speed the talks, but Hoover said progress is being made and no conference is necessary.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Canada
St. Lawrence
New York
Roosevelt
New England
Bare Truths in Reynolds Case
Mystery surrounds the death of Smith Reynolds as investigators review reports of a bullet wound at a Long Island party last year. Heir to Reynolds tobacco millions Libby Holman and leisure figures mingle in rumor while inquests proceed with restricted testimony and secrecy.
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Winston Salem
N. C
U.P
Smith Reynolds
Long Island
Libby Holman
Barkers Point
Port Washington
Long Island Sound
Jandorf Lane
Honolulu
Monroe
Mich
Reynolds
Thieves Loot Home of Col. Herman C. Doelinger in Marysville
Thieves broke into the residence of Col. Herman C. Doelinger, National Guard commander on duty amid the Eastern Ohio coal strike, in Marysville and escaped with two diamond rings a revolver clothing and two pocketbooks.
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Marysville
Herman C. Doelinger
National Guard
Ohio
Republicans Bring Amateur Prosperity This Summer
Muleshoe Texas July 10 letter from a stock raiser and farmer argues Republicans will foster an amateur prosperity before the election. The writer predicts promises of beer and better times will lift spirits even as realities fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muleshoe
Tex
Roosevelt to Sail Weeklong Ocean Cruise With Sons
Franklin D Roosevelt sails from Port Jefferson on a seven day ocean cruise with three of his sons aboard a 40 foot yawl named the Myth II. He rents the craft for $150 and plans to fish bathe and cook, aiming for a carefree trip away from politics.
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Port Jefferson
L. L
Frankiin D. Roosevelt
James
John
Franklin, Jr
Roosevelt
French Leader Hints U S Debt Cuts Drive Lausanne Accord
Paris July 11 Premier Edouard Herriot said the Lausanne reparations agreement hinges on United States debt reductions. If the U S agrees to cuts France would stay in its prior stance and rework the issue under Hoover Moratorium terms. He praised Franco British cordiality and full agreement with Britain and the U S.
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Paris
U.P
Lausanne
United States
Édouard Herriot
France
Revolters in Brazil Claim Added Troops
Two battalions of the Sao Paulo garrison that revolted said state and federal troops joined the movement. The revolt focused on Sao Paulo, a key coffee hub and major industrial city, marking another split between the Paulistas and southern leaders who backed Getulio Vargas in 1930.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.P
Coffee Center
South America
Local Teen Couples In Athens And The Plains Named In Applications
Rupert E. Chesser age 18 of Athens son of Israel Chesser and Julia C. Moore age 16 of The Plains daughter of Harry R. Moore are listed in an application. Fred Van Dyke age 44 of Athens and Ethel Morris age 39 of Athens are also named in the same application context.
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Rupert E. Chesser
Athens
Israel Cheaser
Julia C. Moore
the Plains
Harry R. Moore
Fred van Dyke
Ethel Morris
Two Men Face Trial in Death Of Prisoner 19
In Florida a 19 year old New Jersey youth died in a state prison sweat box after torture including flogging and a barrel garb march. Capt George Courson and Solomon Higginbotham of the Bayard camp face first degree murder charges in the fall following indictments and grand jury testimony.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
New Jersey
George Courson
Solomon Higginbotham
Bayard, Fla
Arthur Maillefort
Maulefert
Four men arrested in Athens on intoxication charges
Athens police arrested Harley Brown Jesse Orr and Rags Terrill all residents of Athens and Grove Nagle from Sugar Creek on Saturday night. They will face hearings before Mayor Robert B Wood tonight.
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Athens
Harley Brown
Jesse Orr
Rags’ Terrill
Grove Nagle
Sugar Creek
Robert 8. Wood
South Bend Shootout Wounds Murder Suspect James Storey
James Storey aged 25, sought for the murder of Jay N. Davin North Baltimore marshal, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by South Bend police after being captured and handcuffed and fleeing. The incident occurred July 11 in South Bend Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
James Storey
Jay N. Davin
North Baltimore
Storey
Ohio National Guard Camp Draws 6000 Visitors
Camp Perry in Ohio hosted 6,000 spectators for a Sunday program of horsemanship and athletics featuring demonstrations and events by the Ohio National Guard.
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Camp Perry
USA
Ohio National Guard
World Bank Unanimously Votes Gold Standard Endorsement
The World Bank board votes unanimously for a resolution favoring a return to the gold standard as a solution to the world crisis. Montagu Norman of the Bank of England is among the endorsers of the proposal.
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World Bank
BASS
Switzerland
U.P
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Victim Dies as Logan Shooting Sparks Public Outcry
Steve Bowen 40 of Buchtel died at Cherrington Hospital after a shootout near the old Cat saloon between Buchtel and Orbiston. Clarence Grant, a Goose Run miner, was arrested on manslaughter charges and released on $4,000 bond. A National Guard detail was sent as crowds gathered and Bowen and Grant's statements described the confrontation amid mining tensions in Athens County.
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Steve Bowen
Clarence Grant
Goose Run
National Guard
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Salcony
Orbiston
Athens County
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Athens
Carl Porter
Grant
George
Sehena
Buehtet
Grant Waa
Sam McDonald
Buchtet
Mart Sorreis
Orbisaton
McDonald
Sorreis
Wayne Winxett
George Rasp
Henry Williams
Ihe
Athena
Bowen
AK. Walker
Murray City
Logan Hospital
Sehens
Leaps Into Fame: French Parachutist Claims 25,590-Foot Descent
Rene Machenaud of France is reported to have jumped from a military plane over Paris, claiming a descent of over 25,590 feet which would establish a new world record if verified. He is shown at Villacoublay Aero drome with jumping gear and an oxygen tank before the plunge. The prior record was held by Willy Coppens of Belgium at about 21,000 feet.
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Rene Machenaud
France
Paris
Villacoubley Aerodrome
Willy Coppens
Belgium
Race Driver Dies After Race Car Overturns in Akron
Samuel M. Gibson, 25, of Youngstown, died after his car overturned and caught fire during a 50-lap auto race at the Northampton Race Track near Akron. The fatal crash occurred Sunday as the vehicle burned following the accident.
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Akron
U.P
Samuel M. Gibson
Youngstown
Northampton
Liberal Heads Plan United Third Party
Liberal leaders announced plans to form a united third party in 1935 by joining Socialists, Farmer-Laborites, and other Progressive groups. They endorsed Norman Thomas for president and called for a national congress of progressives to consolidate into one political force.
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Cleveland
America
League For Independent Political Action
League
Norman Thomas
Flour distribution to needy families continues in Athens area
Flour is distributed to needy families in Athens and Athens Township until noon Tuesday at City Hall. Mrs Carl Hanson assists Misa Pearl French in the Athens County Red Cross effort. Flour also at The Pinains today and tomorrow. Edward Buffington and Henry Smith hauled the supply from Athens. A two week supply will be milled for Dover and Trimble townships later this week, probably Thursday.
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Athens
Carl Hanson
Misa Pearl French
Athens County Red Cross
Edward Buffington
Henry Smith
Dover
Trimble
Senate Orders Inquiry Into RC Loans
The Senate ordered a probe into loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The Couzens Resolution sets a five member committee to investigate and report, with findings kept secret when disclosure could harm confidence in borrowing institutions.
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Senate
of Finance Corporation
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Couzens
Prosecutor Opens Case Against John Stauffer in Liquor Charge
Athens County Prosecutor John W. Bolin brought the state's case against John Stauffer in Common Pleas Court for a third offense liquor violation. Three witnesses testified before a noon recess until 1 PM.
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Athens County
John W. Bolin
John Stauffer
Ohio University W C A Dance At Men’s Union
Nearly 180 young people attended the Ohio University W C A dance at the Men’s Union Saturday night. Music was by Woody’s Orchestra. Chaperons included Miss Margaret Lax and Miss Louise Fields. This is the second dance theme with two more planned for July 23 and August 6.
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Ohio University
W.C.A
Men's Union
Woody
Margaret Lax
Louise Fields
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Louis Byrens
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Yawl
U. S
Herriot
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Hbuchtel
Buechtel
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Alice
Eimer
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Ted
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