Congress Races to Pass 2.122 Billion Relief Bill to Hoover
Congress pressed to enact the large unemployment relief measure aimed at aiding states and municipalities. The Senate and House debated loan provisions, with new relief funds earmarked for direct aid, road building, and self liquidating projects as discussions touched on Federal Reserve loans to individuals.
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United Press
Washington
U.S
Congress
Senate Democrats
Hoover
Senate
House
Robinson
Federal Reserve Banks
Wagner
New York
Reinforcements To Bonus Army At Capitol Grounds
Oregon veterans join the capitol encampment as a California regiment camps nearby. The aim remains payment of the bonus for unemployed veterans, with Rep Patman planning a new bill after previous measures stalled in the Senate.
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Oregon
Capitol Grounds
California
Rep
Patman
Texas
Washington
United States Capitol
Capitol
Congress
Bonus
Capitol Building
Anacostia Flats
Dem
Tex
House
Senate
Debt Attitude Is Unchanged
Washington reports show strong congressional and public opposition to any reduction of Europe’s 11 billion war debt. Senator Johnson of California condemned secret negotiations while Secretary Stimson denied assurances to debtors and affirmed the policy of no cancellation tied to capacity to pay.
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Washington
U.rthe
Europe
London
United States
Johnson
California
Stimson
Don't Change Of Creditors While In Stream Middle
Beverly Hills letter to the editor argues against President veto on relief bill. The writer says government should feed and employ, but not loan to individuals to pay off others. He warns against changing creditors while crossing a stream and insists some debts stay with the same lender.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Will
England Awaits U S Debt Proposal After Chamberlain Speech
London July 13 Great Britain expects the United States to propose revision of war debts after Neville Chamberlain spoke in the House of Commons on the Lau sanne reparations pact. The chancellor said cancellation of debts may not be possible without U S initiative, or another conference may follow.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Commerce Department
Great Britain
France
Demonstration at Cumberland Pool Before Hungarian Exhibition
In Cleveland Heights 150 Communists staged a noisy protest at the Cumberland swimming pool while 6,500 spectators watched the Hungarian Olympic swimming team exhibition and a water polo match against New York. Police dispersed the agitators with roundups following the slogans down with the rich and free Tom Mooney.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cleveland Heights
Cumberland
New York
Tom Mooney
Coal Price War Opens With Dollar Drop Across Grades
In Cleveland daily business reports a price war begins openly as independent coal dealers meet to cut prices. Dealers agreed to several tiered reductions from nine to six dollars per ton across multiple coal grades, following a week of covert activity.
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Cleveland
U.P
Sleeps Five Months Without Awakening
Chicago July 13 A sleeping sickness has kept 27 year old Patricia Maguire unconscious since February 15 her doctor Dr Eugene Traut said her dreams mirror those of a normal sleeper while revolutions crimes disasters and deaths occurred around her during 149 days of unbroken sleep yet little change was seen in her condition today
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Eugene F. Traut
Miss Maguire
Bee Triggers Car Crash Injuring Family Near Pom eroy
A bee caused an accident on Route 7 near Pom eroy as Murry Kohl drives to Huntington with his wife and two young children. The front seat girl was seriously hurt while the others sustained minor injuries. the family stayed in a local hotel while the girl recovers.
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Pomeroy
Here
Murry Kohl
Steubenville
Huntington
W. Va
Chester
Mine Laborer Sues for Damages Against County
Andrew H. Chute, a miner at Mine No. 6, Sunday Creek Coal, Millfield, sues Athens County Commissioners in Common Pleas Court for $1000. He alleges a rock was thrown through his car window on March 19 while en route to work, by pickets along the road to the mine.
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Athens County Commissioners In Common Pleas Court
Andrew H. Chute
Glouster
Chute
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
Toledo Murders Tie Two Brothers to Noted Crime Spree
James Storey is dead in South Bend Indiana and authorities focus on his two younger brothers. Their crime career began with the slaying of Marshal Jay Davis in North Baltimore and ended with a fatal dash from South Bend police.
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Toledo
James Storey
South Bend
Ind
Jay Davis
North Baltimore
Amelia Earhart Fails Coast to Coast Record Flight
Earhart reaches Newark after refueling at Columbus. She completes the coast to coast attempt in 19 hours 16 minutes, not beating Frank Hawks’s 17 hours 38 minutes. Dolittle’s 11 hours 16 minutes with stops is noted.
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Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Pacific Coast
Frank Hawks
Jimmy O Dolittle
Hawks
Gow to Spend Vacation in Scotland After Lindbergh Case
Betty Gow nursemaid to the Lindbergh baby will be allowed to vacation in Scotland to visit her parents. New Jersey state police said they have no further interest in her plans and she has been granted a re entry permit by the Department of Labor.
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Trenton
N. J
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Scotland
New Jersey
Miss Gow
Department of Labor
Col Lindbergh
Red Cross Distributes Flour to Trimble and Dover Townships
The Athens County Red Cross announced flour parcels to needy families in Trimble Township today and Dover Township tomorrow. Miss Pearl French said the flour milled by F J Beasley Milling of Athens from government wheat. Trimble received 2600 sacks of 24 pounds and Dover 1100 sacks. A car of flour ships from Columbus to Nelsonville. The Guinn Milling Company of Columbus milled this batch.
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Trimble Township
Dover Township
Miss Pearl French
Athens County Red Cross
F. J. Beasley Milling Company
Athens
Nelsonville
Columbus
Guinn Milling Company
Blue Moon Cast Unusual Hue Over Marietta Last Night
At 9 o'clock last night Marietta witnessed a blue moon casting eerie shadows. Professor Henry Coar notes the blue appearance stems from light diffusion after sunset, a rare event in this city following the 1883 December observation reported by librarian George J. Blazier.
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Marietta
U.pa
Henry Coar
George J. Blazier
Marietta College
Coar
Many Warmed Up To This Proposition
Mrs. Addie Lomax of Mound Street placed a cold proposition before Messenger readers seeking to buy a refrigerator. The ad notes a suitable model was found quickly and invites calls to place or respond to classified ads. Refrigerator must be 50 pound capacity, in good condition and priced reasonably. Dia! 20292.
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Addie Lomax
Mound Street
Messenger
Dia
Ohio Farm Bureau warns against refund schemes on highway assessments
Columbus July 13 warning from Ohio Farm Bureau Federation administrative offices to all units about groups promising refunds of assessments paid for state highway improvements. Officials say refunds cannot be granted as they would require extra taxes beyond current funds.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio medical certificates issued to 231 graduates
Certificates permitting medical practice in Ohio were being prepared today for 231 students who passed the state medical examination held June 7 to 10. Notable successful graduates include Carl J. Wolf of Pomeroy Stanford 8S Daw of Wellsville and Joseph P. Ingmire of Union Furnace in Hocking County.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl J. Wolf
Pomeroy
Stanford
Daw
Wellsville
Joseph P. Ingmire
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Infant Glen Edgar Michener Dies in Todds Cholera Case
Chesterfield July 13 funeral services were held for Glen Edgar infant son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Michener at the M P Church Chesterhill at 2 pm. Survived by parents and three sisters Vera Bessie Lena of Todds Ohio. Interment in Chesterhill cemetery.
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Chesterfield
Glen Edgar
Edgar Michener
Todds
Chesterhill
Vera
Bessie
Lena Michener
Ohio
Fate of Hoover home loan plan hinges on conference talks
A joint Senate and House committee debated President Hoover’s home loan discount banks proposal to aid foreclosed homeowners. An amendment to expand currency by about 1 billion was attached. without removal Hoover may veto. The plan would create four discount banks with at least 15 million capital each, backed by up to 125 million from the government and bond-issuance capacity.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Federal Reserve Banks
Black attackers shoot at youth on Sharpsburg farm
Two Black suspects fired on a 16 year old boy while butchering a cow on Daniel Budsworth’s land near Sharpsburg. The youth fired back. attackers fled with a burlap sack. Deputies searched Budsworth farm for five hours but did not locate them.
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Sharpsburg
Charles Gifford
Daniel Budsworth
Budsworth
George Rasp
Charlies Bayleas
Budaworth
Want Ad Highlights Include Potatoes For Sale And Rentals
Irish Cobbler potatoes, number one grade, advertised at 1 per bushel or 30¢ per peck in Classification 57. A 6 room furnished house may rent for $22.00 per month including washing machine. Classification 77 notes a cottage at Buckeye Lake for rent in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Buckeye Lake
Fremont Odd Fellows Parade Lights City with Red Flares
Hundreds of Odd Fellows from three state branches marched in Fremont Ohio in a big public parade. Red flares illuminated the line as the procession moved through the city streets.
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Fremont
Odd Fellows
Eastern Ohio Field Under Martial Law After Chauncey Clash
Special Brig. Gen. Harold M. Bushy took temporary command in Nebe aonville as Lt. Col. Doellinger heads home, amid a quiet dawn. Freeman of Buchtel was killed in the Chauncey mine area flare up. Funeral for Freeman set at Buchtel M E Church Thursday. Alex O Nail of Happy Hollow pleads not guilty to highway robbery, held on grand jury bond. Two more Chauncey arrests, Linden Palmer and George Smith, tied to the mine fight. Collifia jailed on old charge. Arraignments for rioting expected today.
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Harold M. Bushy
62Nd Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Nebe Aonville
Hersman C. Doellinger
Marynville
Doellinger
Rush
Chauncey
Freeman
Buchtel
New York Central
Manhattan Coal Company
National
Alex O'Nail
Happy Hollow
J. W. Hickéman
O' Nal
Willis Wolfe
Cfty
Manhat Coal Company
O'Nail
Wolfe
Great Britain and France Reach Four Point Economic Accord
In the House of Commons Sir John Simon announced a four point accord between Great Britain and France to ease economic problems. It aims to foster frank views on European issues, pursue disarmament, prepare for the world economic conference, and avoid actions discriminating against each other pending a new Anglo French commercial treaty.
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London
Great Britain
France
House of Commons
John Simon
Lausanne
Name of Oklahoma Candidate Will Rogers Surprises Primary Field
Will Rogers, a 33 year old Moore school teacher, leads 25 candidates in Oklahoma Democratic primary for congressman at large. Voters mistake his name for the cowboy philosopher Will Rogers, aiding his upset win. Rogers advances to the runoff with Mrs Mable Secctetty in the runoff.
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Will Rogers
Moore
Okla
Oklahoma
Fic
Rogers
Mable Seccetty
Porter Begins Hearings on Mine Evictions
Magistrate Carl H. Porter opens eviction hearings for 13 Millfield area homes owned by Poston Consolidated Coal. Tenants refuse to vacate after notification, owe back rent, and some work at Millfield Mine No. 6 is halted. Rents range from $4 to $12 monthly with listed arrears from $4 to $150.
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Carl H. Porter
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Millfield
Sunday Creek Coal Company
John H. Petit
Everett Smith
William C. Jaynes
Emmett Dowler
Andy Whittenton
Worth Peyatt
John Oller
Avard Hashman
Fielden Willis
Arthur Triplett
Fred Hashman
Lubman Collina
Mack Wallace
River Traffic Stopped By Crumbling Locks Walls
River traffic on the Ohio stretch near Eagleport halted after stone walls in the locks crumbled. Officials say traffic must be abandoned until repairs are completed, according to Zanesville Chamber of Commerce reports.
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Zanesville
Rescue Boy and Dog Adrift on Scioto River Saved
In Portsmouth Ohio on July 13 firemen rescued seven year old Thomas Lewis and his dog Ringo after they were adrift in a skiff on the Scioto River. The boy and dog spent hours at the mercy of the current as other boys pushed the boat away.
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Portsmouth, CO
Scioto River
Thomas Lewis
Ringo
Browne Trails Simonds in Ohio Women’s Golf Match
Mary K. Browne of Cleveland, the defending champion, trailed Harriett Simonds of Dayton by three holes at the twelfth in their third round of the Ohio Women's Golf Tournament at Moraine Park Country Club in Dayton on July 13.
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Moraine Park Country Club
Dayton
Mary K. Browne
Cleveland
Harriet Simonds
Martial law calm in Belmont County as guardsmen face miners
In Belmont County near Powhatan Mine, National Guard officers fired at suspected snipers from the hills while deputies aimed at a slope above a convoy of sixty automobiles carrying workers. Pickets were restricted to within a mile of the mines as martial law restrictions persisted in Eastern Ohio.
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St, Clairsville
U.R
Powhatan
Ohio
Mine Workers to Protest Proclamation Limiting Picketing
United Mine Workers leaders promise legal action over a proclamation that limits picketing to the mile limit of all district mines. A district wide convention of mine leaders was to be held this afternoon at Bellaire.
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Bellaire
General survey of mine strike area planned in Belmont Athens counties
U R Brig Gen Harold M Bush commander of the 62nd Field Artillery Ohio National Guard was detailed to survey conditions in the mine strike area after two days of outbreaks in Belmont and Athens counties Adjutant General Henderson flew from Camp Perry to Columbus to confer with Governor White and said no additional Guardsmen would be sent into the area
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Columbus
U.R
Harold M. Bush
62Nd Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
Belmont
Athens
Henderson
Camp Perry
White
J. W. Rees
Strikes Spread Across Ohio With National Guard Deployed
About 250 officers and men are on strike duty with roughly 200 in the Hocking Valley centered at Nelsonville and a mobile force of 50 in the eastern field at Cadiz. Two pickets were arrested yesterday at the Piney Ford Mine in Jefferson County. Troops were called into Belmont County for the first time when Sheriff Howard Duff failed to disperse a mob at the Provident Mine.
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Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Cadis
Ohio
Piney Ford
Jefferson County
Belmont County
Howard Duff
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