Pleas for U S relief echo from labor leaders
Washington July 22 Strikes and unrest spread as William Green of the American Federation of Labor presses for a national program to restore security for workers. He urges Hoover to convene a labor industry economists conference to expand construction, cut red tape, organize reserve unemployment funds, and unleash buying power to ease unemployment while considering federal relief if needed.
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Hoover
Messures
Green
Cimak Security
Graem
Heads of big corporations visit Hon house in Central Park Zoo
A satirical note on corporate leaders visiting the Hon house in New York's Central Park Zoo to sympathize with the Hons amid a rat plague. It argues big firms mismanage small matters, causing losses, and uses fablelike imagery of lions and cats to critique efficiency. It also touches on Franco German tensions, possible alliances, and a policy note on aiding German wheat prices through aid and trade.
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New York
Central Park Zoo
Public view hearings on freight rates to focus on consumer costs
Washington July 92 Inter state Commerce Commission hearings on proposed freight rate increases will emphasize the effect on consumer pocketbooks. Railroads seek 400 to 500 million dollars in additional revenue as they push to reschedule testimony to early August amid ongoing evidence presentations. In Camp Perry Ohio July 22 diversions are assured for Ohio National Guard members in training with an athletic program directed by Lieut Bolen.
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Commission
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Lieut
W. Bolen
Refuses Plea To Open Camp Near Ashtabula
Ohio Probate Judge J Philip Perry denied an injunction to stop Sheriff Blanché and County Prosecutor Nazor from interfering with a Coramuntst school camp near Ashtabula. Deputies closed the camp and arrested Irene Dixon 20 an operator on charges under criminal syndicalism law. Finnish Educational Society owned the ground, represented by Mrs Yetta Land of Cleveland counsel for International Labor Defence. Evidence included literature claiming communist teachings against capitalism. Judge Perry said the camp teaching would be examined. Mrs Land predicted a Court of Appeals reversal.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
J. Philip Perry
C. H. Bianche
Howard M. Nazor
Here
Blanché
Irene Dixon
Finnish Educational Society
Yetta Land
Cleveland
International Labor Defence
Young People of America
Dixon
Literatura
Phamplete
Perry
Blanche
Land
Patt Kassay
Akron
Gootyear- Zeppelin Corporation
Court of Appeals
London Conference Tears Up Nations Hard Luck Meeting
Beverly Hills dispatch reports a London conference where each nation aired woes before requests, Ramsay MacDonald hosting and urging sympathy. France cited shortages, Germany offered to share what little it had left, and even Uncle Andy Moetlon joined in the homespun spirit.
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Beverly Hills
London
Ramsay MacDonald
England
France
Andy” Moetlon
Pennsylvania
Germany
Skinner Aims at Qualified Teachers in Education Reform
COLUMBUS July 12 Skinner new state disaster of education will dat lenienty with schools unable to furnish required mechanical equipment and athletic facilities but he will deal harshly with those employing untained teachers he announced today He defined under trained teachers as those who have no degrees have not taken extra work in further education and who do not meet minimum standards His message urged charters be reviewed unless orders followed He argued plenty of properly trained teachers remain unemployed and if no better teacher can be found approvals may be granted only on merit
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Columbus
Skinner
New State Disaster of
Thor Educational
Ner
Eaune
Two Are Jailed Here New Marshfield Men Arrested on Yatextention Charge
George Hartley and Chester Coldings of New Marshfield were jailed Tuesday night on intoxication charges with a Wednesday hearing set. Mayor Robert Wood fined C. B. Wilson of Athens five dollars and costs for intoxication, and Clyde Dailey of Sugar Creek received a similar fine.
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New Marshfield
George Hartley
Chester Coldings
C. B. Wilson
Athens
Costa
Robert 8. Wood
Clyde Dailey
Sugar Creek
Two Measures Become Laws In Ohio Today
Ohio lawmakers pass and sign multiple measures. Among them are revisions to the private corporation code, a library trust reestablishment, and duties affecting attorney general offices. Seventeen more measures await signing, with several becoming law by lapse of time or upcoming Thursday.
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Columbus
Sith General Assembly
F. E. Whittemore
Summit County
Robert A. Taftiton
L. L. Marini
Cuyahoga County
Atorney
White
Herman L. Vail
Cuyahesu
J. Ty, Silbert
Nee
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Akron
Board of Education
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Atote
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Oenter
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B. L. Cree
D. OW
Galthouse
BLOF
Milaron
Washington
Ohio River
Clark Aumtend
Fulton
C. EB
Justus
Franklin
C. H. Burk
Huron
Greenwich Village
Huron County
Theodore Kemp
Licking
Wewark
Nebron
R. T. Secrest
Noble
Johnson
Lake
Willoughby Chool
Lost Three-Year-Old Boy Wins Hearts of Officials
A three-year-old boy named Alvine was found wandering in a potato patch on the Charles Brickle farm in Waterloo Township. He spoke clearly when asked his home, saying "Town," and was taken to Sheriff Wayne Wingett's residence where scores of locals gathered. His mother, Mrs. Rosser, was located in Mineral after Albany authorities traced the family. The boy remained calm and sociable, playing with Wingett children as officials arranged his return to relatives.
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Charles Brickle
Waterloo Township
Wayne Wingett
Wingett
Brickles
Winnell
Albany
Rosser
Mineral
Alvine
Brickle
Good Combination Range Offered at Low Price
Classified ad snippet from The Messenger promotes coal and gas range combinations at 24.85, advertising sale terms across classifications and urging readers to buy for winter needs. It mentions tax loan options at low rates and potential installment plans.
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Messenger
Indictments Return by Grand Jury in Athens County
Thirteen indictments were returned before a Monroe county grand jury on Monday. Witnesses testified, including Annie Altersey and Jetn W Bolin. Indicted defendants include Mike Armlirer for carrying a concealed weapon and George Murray for cutting with intent to kill. Others named are Chris Corbin for possession of firearm, Donald Lee, Thomas Randy, and Frank Smith. Trial dates set by Judge Rowland in Allens County Court.
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Athens County
Donalt Dunte Lee Piass
Tim Wmeree
John W Unser
John Clover
Tw Reclel
Iareeny
Tee Willian Retin, Jr
Thomas Randy
Frank Smith
Lea Kelley
Rowland
Allens County
Coramon
Cenrt Faueteny
Mrs K Lewis Dies In Athens At Hotel Athens
Mrs K Lewis dies this morning at Hotel Athens after age related infirmities. She was active in labor and civic work, charter member of Wigley Circle, Athens City Federation, Order of Eastern Star, and First Methodist Episcopal Church. Born Floodwood, she left a family of seven including Edith and Charles, who died within a week of each other in 1885 from diphtheria. Funeral plans not completed.
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Hine Lewis
Lewis
Athens
Wovelock
Hotel
Mrz
Am Black
Floodwood
Mera
Thomas Parfitt
Albany
Mr. Lewie
Edith
Charles
Aron Seth Lewin
Maniagir
Hotel Athens
Investigation into Scioto County shortages and resignations
PORTSMOUTH July 22 A grand jury began a thorough probe into Scioto County government after the sheriff and auditor resigned within a week. They will examine a 2000 shortage in clerk Marguerite C Tidd s books and a 2087 short dog and kennel fund cited by the county commissioners while seeking a new auditor. MACDONALD LONDON July 22 Premier J R MacDonald met George in Buckinghampa Palace as the seven power conference on the German financial crisis was anticipated.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Russell Mme« Curdy
Cameron Meacham
Marguerite C. Tidd
W. L. Ketter
Summons MacDonald
London
George
J. Ramesy MacDonald
Buckingham Palace
Terrified Excursionists See Customs Men Battle Runners
DETROIT July 22 Terrified excursionists watched as a Moon River steamer chase ended with a gun battle between customs men and a rum runner. Shots fired wounded a man aboard the boat and chaos erupted with passengers fleeing for shelter. The rum runner escaped into Canadian waters amid conflicting reports on weapon fire.
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Clile
Tlen
Arthur Gujew
Fred
Patra
Pante
Courne
Fecha Island
Charles Anderagn
Ste. Claire
Excuralenista
S. Petty
Customa
Gafeski
School Repair Funds Cut in Athens County Plans
Athens County Schools face a $335,799 cut, leaving only $6,639 for repairs across 15 districts. Superintendent Alex Root announced after receiving state notice from Director B O Skinner. Officials will halt nonessential repairs and may reallocate funds to equipment if urgent. county clerks must meet July 31 to finalize repair allocations.
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Athens County Schowl
Alex Root
Athena County Schools
B. O. Skinner
Pinot
Skinner
Mr. Root
Bach
Romain
Root
Trwler Maine Rescues Six From Imperator Near New England
Six sailors from the schooner Imperator, adrift in heavy fog off the New England coast, were rescued by the trawler Maine after a radio message intercepted by the canal guard headquarters.
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New York
U.P
Imperator
New England
Maine
Cansl Guard
Belmont boy fined for possessing liquor in Clairsville
In Clairsville on July 22 Henry Morgan 15 son of Ray Morgan president of the Belmont County Law Enforcement League was fined 106 dollars plus costs on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor.
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Clairsville
Henry Morgan
Ray Morgan
Belmont County Law Enforcement League
Weather roundup with scattered temperatures yesterday
Weather notes show Phoenix 404 and Havre 204 high readings while Minnedose records 48 as today’s low. General forecast calls for the next 46 hours with slow fronts steering toward fair conditions.
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Phoenix
Havre
Galen
Prince Albert
St. Edmonton
Crops Flourish After Rainfall Across Ohio
Columbus reports heavy rainfall last half week boosted corn apple and peach crops. Ohio Farm Bureau statistician Carl J. West says precipitation assures good harvests and truck gardens benefited. Farther fair weather expected with mild temperatures to continue through the week per government weather bureaus.
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Columbus
U.2b-Onto
Talks By Strickland Gillan At Athens Convocation
Strickland Gillan addressed over 2,000 students and Athens residents at Ohio University on a convocation morning. Mixing humor, stories, and poetry, he urged parents to act on merit and noted that nothing in the world is truly new. Gillan’s Athens visit was his second there in nearly twenty years, following a 1912 degree honor.
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Strickland Gilulan
Ohio University
Athens
Towta
Strickland Gillan
Gillian
Bruening Proposes Committee To Maintain Central Bank Contacts
London July 22 British and American officials probed financial stability at a London conference on Germany's credit. Discussion centered on extending short term credits, maintaining central bank cooperation, and possible delays in decisive actions as ministers weigh Germany’s financing needs. A tentative plan urged extending the $190 million credit while other nations urged caution and further study.
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Bruening
Ay Terrery Boone
United Press
London
Germany
United States
Henry J. Buimson
Repuctad Stinson
Chittin
Tha
Chauicelior
Heimrich Gavening
Mn International
Heros
France
Unita Staten
Washington
United Preas
Hoover
New York
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