Beatty targets Ohio in anti Klux Klan campaign
James C. B. Beatty a 48 year old pottery jobber and Klan opponent outlined an Ohio campaign hitting Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo Dayton Hamilton and likely Columbus in August for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. His 14 plank platform includes Ten Commandments in schools and 35 mph speed limit while advocating modification of the Eighteenth Amendment to permit beer and tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
James C. B. Beatty
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Beatty
Buckeye
Charles ‘Own
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Hamilton
Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
Pastor Resigns from Cambridge Church
Reverend J Mor ton resigns as pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church in Cincinnati marking a church leadership change in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, O
J. Morton
First Methodist Protestant Church
Cincinnati
Elsie Baker Delights Athens Hhautauqua Audience
Victor contralto Elsie Baker headlines the Athens hhautauqua program, delivering a well-balanced set of solo and duet offerings. Known for numerous records, she previously ranked as a leading Carnegie circuit artist last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Baker
Victor
Miss Baker
Carnegie
Dunlap Seen Likely To Win In Parkersburg Meeting
In Parkersburg West Virginia July 18 opposition to Finley Dunlap chair of the Democratic state central committee had not coalesced behind any rival ahead of the 2 PM meeting. Party leaders predicted Dunlap would prevail at the gathering.
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Dunlap
Parkersburg
W. Va
Finley Dunlap
Democratic State Central Committee
Threats against Culhane prompt police report in Philadelphia
Thomas J. Culhane, director of the National Vuenens association, turned over a letter signed K K K warning him to resign his office and threaten Rev. Van Loon of Berkley Michigan. Culhane says he has received many threats but believes this one to be from the Klan and seeks a permit to carry a gun for self protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Culhane
National Vuenens Association
van Loon
Berkley
Mich
Van
O Jan
US Consulate in Brazil Signals Possible Warship Aid
New dispatches from the revolt in Brazil say the American consul at Sao Paulo may request warships to protect U S lives and property in Santos and nearby ports. The State and Navy Departments neither confirm nor deny the report as relief efforts, ships in Caribbean waters and a small naval mission near Brazil, play limited roles.
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Washington
State
Navy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Santos
Grew
Wilbur
United States
Special Service Squadron
Caribbean
Rochester
Key West
Cartagena
Galveston
Mexican
Cleveland
Tulsa
Balboa
Pacific
Panama Canal
United States Naval
No Referendum On Agreement Stated As Final
Nelsonville July 18 It was stated in error that a referendum would be held on the Logan agreement between Hocking miners and operators. The sub district head quarters announced the Logan agreement is final and binding on all in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
the Messenger
Hocking
Logan
Mortgage Burn Promises Joyful Celebration at Athens Church
The First Christian church of Athens will publicly burn its mortgage Sunday at 2 PM after eight years of effort. The church plant valued around 125000, supported by 500 members, has been paid in full with parsonage debt down to 4000 payable by 1925. A noon cafeteria dinner precedes the 2 PM ceremony with hymns and messages of praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church of
Athens
Chatley
C. W. Cauble
Charley
SIGBW
Bible School
Convention City Los Angeles Hosts Shrine Session Next June
Los Angeles has hosted thirty state and national gatherings since January and will host the Mystic Shrine convention next June. An estimated 400000 dollars is needed to finance the Shrine gathering.
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T. A
Los Angeles
America
Mystic Shrine
Europe Must Take Next Steps Alone
U S Senator Simeon D. Fess told Columbus Exchange Club that the next step in settling European reparations rests with Europe itself. He noted France and Germany face radically different conditions and warned that German revival could threaten France if not managed.
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Europe
Columbus
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Exchange Club
France
Germany
Britain
Fess
La Follette’s Vote Across States Predicted by Democrats
In a syndicated analysis Arthur Brisbane reports Democratic claims that La Follette will siphon votes from Coolidge, carrying Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota and crippling Coolidge to aid Davis. Organised labor and southern Democrats are cited as key factors.
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la Follette
John W. Davis
Davis
Coolidge
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Divorce Court Brawl in Cincinnati Told With Fury
In Cincinnati divorce court Ben Schomberg and his wife exchanged blows and accusations. He claimed she hit him with a hammer and threatened to burn the house. She countered she slapped him scratched him and had him arrested for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Schomberg
Cincinnati
Kiwanis Plan To Boost Logan Boy Scout Work
Kiwanis club and city education board discuss linking Logan Scouts with regular school work. Proposal seeks a teacher who doubles as Junior High Scout leader and PE instructor, with church funding to cover salary. A city Scout Council could be formed and church funding sought to implement the plan.
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Logan
Boy Scout Movement
Kiwanis ‘Club
City Board of Education
Therr
Kiwanis Club
Scout Movement
Board of Education
Committee of
Kiwanians
C. R. Douglass
Dr. J. S&s Cherrington
8. C. Bright
Curtiss Cole
Art McGovern
Wood Bowen
Ohio AG to probe securities department amid Josephson case
Columbus, July 18. Attorney General Crabbe, while lacking proof of wrongdoing by state securities attaches, says he will reopen an investigation into the department. The move centers on Louis W. Josephson, Columbus, accused of embezzling 92,000 from the Ohio Industrial Endowment Fund Co where he serves as an officer. The fund is under a receiver. a similar treatment followed alleged irregularities at Commercial Mortgage Co controlled by Josephson. A stockholder had sought the receiver appointment after claims of two-year stockholder meetings lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Securities Department
Crabbe
Louis W. Josephson
Josephson
Liberty
Ohio Industrial Endowment Fund Co
Endowment Fund Company
Commercial Mortgage Co
Corn Outlook Poor In Ohio Says Field Reports
Ohio farmers face a weak corn crop this year with yields forecast to be two thirds of last year. State Federal Service field reporters report prospects as the poorest since 1904 with corn at about five percent below last season.
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Ohio
German city sheds light on Haarmann case frenzy
In Hanover a flood of crisis reports links to Fritz Haarmann the so called vampire slayer. Confessions trigger suicides as police uncover a chilling room sign and grisly evidence including bones and pots used in his killings. Haarmann denies selling flesh while police push for more proof and suspect widespread grave abuse.
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I. N
Hanover
Germany
Fritz Haarmann
Neue Strasse
Haarmann
International
M. W. HL
Armann
International News Service
Funeral of Jewish woman in Catholic rite stirs protest
In New York on July 18 a crowd of 6000 gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Scola, formerly Jennie Lefkowitz, Jewish. Twenty five armed policemen kept order as the ceremony, held at her husband Dominick Scola’s church, drew protest from mourners against a Catholic burial.
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New York
Jennie Scola
Jennie Lefkowitz
Dominick Scola
Italian Warship Orfanto Lost in Storm
London July 18 The Italian cruiser Orfanto was sunk during a cyclone off Pantelleri Island. Rome reports the ship went down with unknown loss of life and crews are being sought by airships and steamers working to locate survivors.
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London
Orfanto
Pantelleri
Romé
Rail Magnates Plan A Merger Of More Roads
In New York a meeting between Nickel Plate Railroad and Pere Marquette officials signals a possible consolidation with Chesapeake & Ohio Hocking Valley and Erie to form a large unified system. Exchange terms remain vague while Pere Marquette directors await more details.
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New York
Nickel Plate Railroad
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Erie
United States
O. P. van Sweringen
J. J. Bernet
Nickel Plate
Brown
Thomas F. Woodstock
van Sweringens
van Sweringen
Erie Road
E. N. Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit
Mackinac
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Ironton
Bay City
Private road control shifts hinted in market moves
The passage notes concern over private efforts to alter road status through new management. It mentions possible stock acquisitions in the open market or special arrangements among road directors as part of these changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nizance
Labor Party Beaten in House in Adverse Vote
London July 18 Premier Shamaway MacDonald's labor government suffered its eighth defeat in the House of Commons defeating an unemployment insurance amendment by 171 to 149. The defeat did not threaten resignation but stirred excitement among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shamaway MacDonald
House of Commons
Fines Paid in Athens Court for Liquor Charge
Frank Murphy and Per Woods of Guysville pled guilty to possession of equipment used in liquor manufacture. Magistrate Helwig fined each $10 and costs after Constable Ed Mariner gathered evidence from an abandoned house near Guysville owned by A A Campbell.
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Frank Murphy
Per Woods
Guysville
Helwig
Ed Mariner
A. A. Campbell
Missing aviator found in Pacific
London reports British round the world flyer A Stuart Maclaren and three companions were missing for nearly three days after takeoff from Yotorofu Island to Paramushiru in the Kuriles. They were found at Iturup Island this morning. his wife expressed confidence in his safety.
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London
A. Stuart Maclaren
Yotorofu
Parmushiru
Kuriles Islands
Iturup Island
Tokio
Paramushiru
England
Stuart Maclaren
La Follette Camp Chooses Vice Presidential Candidate
The national progressive committee sought a running mate for Senator Robert La Follette. Brandeis emerged as a possible pick along with John W. W. and Ila Follette’s camp weighed options. Funds to back the campaign were discussed, targeting at least $500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Kenneth Clark
I. N
Sta Corp’t
Washington
Newtional Committee of
Creence For Progressive Political Action
Rel M. LaFollette
Ila Follette
Es Preme
Freon
LaFalletyte
Wisconsin
Tours
Brandeis
Fue Tice
Supreme Court
Tedly
la Follette
la Folette
Himeet
John. J.en
State Grange
Fan
Follette
William A Sahaton
Theca
Johite
Detene
Shenke
Ee Follette
la Follettempaign
Burke accepts GOP gubernatorial bid in Defiance meeting
Ben J F Burke the Republican candidate has accepted the gubernatorial action bid after club women hear candidates in Defiance Ohio July 18 1948. Delegates were to hear all Republican hopefuls as part of relief efforts for tornado damaged northeast Ohio. Iceland reference appears as fragment.
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Defiance
Ben. J. F. Burke
Sema
Iit
Elyria
Wes Reve
Ohio
Tamps Return Noted by The CO LET
A brief entry records that tamp notices are due for return to The CO LET. The item indicates compliance steps and time frame for return.
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