Millions of Tons Pass Through Columbus Yards Not From Hocking Field
Nelsonville July 30. Disruption statistics show 1,257,397 tons of bituminous coal dumped at Lake Erie ports for the week ended July 21. Season total 16,672,965 tons, well above last year’s figure, with estimates this season exceeding 39,000,000 tons. Experts blame the loss of markets in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys for long idle periods.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
Lake Erie
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Hocking Valley
New York Central
Gas fumes kill Anchor Post foreman in Cleveland pit
Thomas E. Bromley aged 51 foreman of the galvanizing department at Anchor Post Fence Company died after being overcome by gas fumes in a company pit in Cleveland. The accident occurred while he was at work and authorities investigated the scene.
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Cleveland
Thomas E. Bromley
Anchor Post Fence Company
Frank Cos Arrested After Liquor Law Violation Charge
Cleveland restaurateur Frank Cos, a twice robbed entrepreneur, was arrested today on liquor law violation charges following a month of hard luck with two robberies and several thousand dollars stolen.
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Cleveland
Frank Cos
Bargains in Nassified Ads in the Messenger
Classifieds advertise rental for four rooms partly furnished and a 1928 Whippet sport roadster for 260 dollars. Farmers urged to sell heavy springers and heavy hens at 22 to 28 and 228 cents. A seven room house with electricity and five acres is offered for 2200 dollars. Call 0243 for ad write 도움.
St. Louis Robin Fliers Ordered to Land After Endurance Flight
Major William Robertson instructed Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine to land their St. Louis Robin today after 410 hours aloft. Refueling chief Major C Ray Wassall and aide P V Shaffee went aloft, and pilots cited cylinders in good condition but had not replied to the landing request.
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St. Louis
Lana
U.P
William Robertson
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
C. Ray Wassall
P. V. Shaffee
William B. Robertson
Forrest
O'Brine
Lambert Field
Jackson
Wassall
Robertson
Russia As Kill Joy Smoking And Flying One Third Of A Billion
Newspage columnist Arthur Brisbane weighs in on Russia’s global stance and its impact on morale and policy. The piece contrasts wartime tensions with modern technology and public mood. It touches on economic scales and geopolitical risk.
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Russia
Sheba
Russia Out of Tune Amid Peace Parade Rejoicings
With the peace dove atop the perch, major powers celebrate prosperity while Russia remains discordant and out of step as they greet each other in a tense postwar mood.
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Russia
Chinese claim Russians face provocative acts in China
Report notes Russian citizens in China are subjected to beatings and torture daily. Authorities describe severe punishments for Russian laborers with the phrase peace and there is no peace. The source attributes the mistreatment to ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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China
Commercial planes eye refueling plan for transcontinental runs
Major Young of the Department of Commerce supports a refueling proposal for long distance flights. He argues planes could cross the continent with stops for fuel, carrying 1,800 pounds more cargo and 1,800 pounds less gasoline.
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Major Young
Department of Commerce
Budget Bureau Soon To Reveal Hoover Budget Plans
Washington July 30 The Budget Bureau will present President Hoover with preliminary estimates of federal expenditures for the 1931 fiscal year. The figures are expected to total about 4 billion dollars or slightly more than the previous year. Departments are trimming requests to meet Hoover's demand to hold spending to last year’s level.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Hoover
Unusual Sun Spots Sighted By Cleveland Scientist
In Cleveland on July 30 Professor J. J. Nassau of Case School of Applied Science reported two large sun spots and over 25 smaller spots on the sun through a telescope. The darkest, eastern limb spot is linked to last week’s magnetic storms that disrupted telegraph and cable lines and disrupted ship compasses.
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Cleveland
U.R
J. J. Nassau
Warner & Swasey Observatory
Case School of Applied Science
Dr. Nassau
Nassau
Boys Return Home After Running Away
After two days missing, seven year old Don Crawford and eleven year old Fred Crawford returned to Crawford. County officers had searched, learning they had been in Athens at 10 PM Saturday and later in Pomeroy. Father checked New Lexington without finding them. No reason for the running away was learned.
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Don
Fred Crawford
Eply Crawford
Crawford
Athens
New Lexington
Pomeroy
Chicago Pajama Parade Defies Custom On Michigan Avenue
Six young stage pioneers walked Michigan Avenue in pajamas to thwart fashion norms and promote a summer garb style. The group arrived late, disputed by the timing of the so called pajama parade, a stunt backed by Tribune columnist R. H. L. whose feature stories pushed the concept.
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Chicago
U.P
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Tribune
McKay Addresses Kiwanis on Local Power Plant
Fred McKay spoke at the Ath ens Kiwanis Club on the extent of the local power plant. He described electricity value and services provided by the local company.
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Fred McKay
Athens Kiwanis Club
Mr. McKay
Athens County Teachers Institute Dates Corrected
The Athens County Teachers Institute will be held at Ewing Hall Auditorium Ohio University on August 28 and 29 An earlier notice stated August 27 and 28 The event will feature educators from across the state with more than 300 teachers expected to attend.
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Athens County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Pep meeting planned by Ohio U Route 50 Boosters
Boosters of the Ohio U Route No. 50 Highway Association will hold a pep meeting Thursday night at 7 30 on the Coolville school grounds. H N Burgett secretary announces representatives from Athens Albany Guysville Little Hocking Belpre and Parkersburg will attend to mobilize members and inform Coolville area about the group's work.
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Boosters of
Ohio U. 8
Route No. 50 Highway Association
Coolville
H. N. Burgett
Ohio U. & Route No. 50 Highway Association
Athens
Albany
Guysville
Little Hocking
Belpre
Parkersburg
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Court House Corner
Governor Cooper Leads Southern Ohio Highway and College Tour
Governor Cooper and Highway Director Ward depart Columbus for a three day inspection tour through Southern Ohio with Finance Director Silver Welfare Director Griswold and Education Director Clifton joining. They will visit Camp Martins Marietta Ohio University Athens and Gallipolis State Hospital inspecting roads and institutions and assess highway funding.
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Columbus
U.P
Cooper
Ward
Ohio
Silver
Griswold
Clifton
Marietta
Campus Martius
Ohio University
Athens
Gallipolis State Hospital
Roosevelt Game Preserve
Florida Bank Closures Plague Brevard County
Heavy withdrawals forced the Brevard County Bank and Trust Company of Cocoa and the Melbourne State Bank in Melbourne to close. State officials seized the banks, tying up about 1.389 million dollars for deposits. Titusville remains the only Brevard County bank.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Brevard County Bank and Trust Company of
Cocoa
Melbourne State Bank of
Melbourne
State Banking Department
Bank of Titusville
Brevard County
Brevard Bank
Des Moines Bay Rum Case Puts Lotion On Trial
Des Moines court weighs whether bayrum lotion is an intoxicant or mere after shave balm. Woolworth stores seized 8 000 bottles as county attorney Adams seeks injunctions to end bay rum sales, amid raids that exposed its alleged 60 percent alcohol content and alleged “kick.”
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Ralph EB. Powera
Iowa
Des Moines
L. W. Woolworth and Company
al Adama
Adams
Woolworth's
Pricor
Rayrum
Theen-Cent
Woolworth
A. Plankey
Golden Dome
Neal McCarthy
Nebraskan May Get Federal Farm Board Post
Former Nebraska governor McKelvie was added to Hoover’s list for the eighth seat on the Federal Farm Board. Circles report he has been virtually chosen to represent the wheat industry, though no White House announcement has been made.
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Washington
McKelvie
Nebraska
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
White House
Mine Explosion in Breslau Kills 23 in Lower Silesia
A coal mine disaster at Nued lerhermsdorf in lower Silesia kills 23 workers and leaves 12 gravely injured. Rescue teams search the site as authorities investigate the blast cause and assess safety measures.
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Breslau
Germany
Nuedlerhermsdorf
Lower Silesia
University Graduate Collapses at Broadway Corner
Ernest Barber, 23, a recent University of Virginia graduate, collapsed at Broadway and S Oak Street after not eating for three days. A crowd raised $100, a woman offered lodging and train fare home, and an ambulance took him to care.
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New York City
Ernest Barber
University of Virginia
First Wife Agrees To Pay Funeral Costs For Pendelicek
In Chicago a photographer James Wallace Pendelicek was found dead from a gunshot. His first wife Mea Ressie Pondelicek pledged to cover funeral expenses and ensure flowers, while the second wife Mabel Davy Pondelicek is barred from the rites. Authorities ruled suicide after a post mortem. a 17 page letter stated love for the second wife and accused the first wife of pressuring him for money.
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Mabel Davy Pondelieek
Mra
Dpondelicek No. 1
Pondelbek
Tolice
Pendelicek
Third venue to select jurors for Dr. Snook trial
A third panel of prospective jurors will be summoned before Dr. James H. Snook’s trial proceeds. After four days of voir dire, eleven jurors sat tentatively with seat 11 vacant as both sides hold peremptory challenges. A thirteenth juror may be chosen only after the box is filled.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora K. Hix
Rotary Members Go To Jackson Monday
A dozen members of the Athens Rotary Club attended an inter cities meeting under the Jackson Wellston and Mc Arthur clubs at Jackson Country Club Monday night. Frank Mulholland past president of Rotary International spoke. At the Athens club meeting Tuesday Prof Frank Salisbury led the program.
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Athens Rotary Club
Jackson
Wellston
McArthur
Jackson Country Club
Athens Club
Frank Mulholland
Toledo
Rotary International
Frank Salisbury
Major Arthur B Foster Dies in Cleveland After Illness
Major Arthur B. Foster former president of the Energine Company died in Cleveland after a lengthy illness. He previously led the firm during its growth and faced public attention for corporate ventures.
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Cleveland
Arthur B. Foster
The
Energine Company
Pajama-clad publisher strolls Fifth Avenue in heat
W O Saunders, Elizabeth City publisher, walks Fifth Avenue in pongee pajamas with a green tie and Panama hat, testing the idea that men can wear sleepwear in public. Crowds react with amusement rather than shock as Saunders argues the style could gradually catch on.
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New York
W. O. Saunders
Elizabeth City
N. C
Smart Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Mome
Times Square
Carolinan
Saunders
Army aviation faces large budget cut under Hoover economy plan
Washington July 20. Army aviation could bear a sizeable share of wartime reduction proposals under the Hoover economy program. Secretary of War Good and general staff officers note the surge in expenses stems largely from air corps growth, with costs rising from about 6060000 to 56 9 million annually. Navy aviation also sees large funding. Good defends national guard reserve and ROTC programs as untouchable due to their large increases.
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Washington
U.P
Army
War Department
Hoover
Secretary of War
Good
Air Corps
Navy
Army Reserve
National Guard
R Oo. T. C
Camp For Farm Juniors At Jackson County Camp
More than 69 Athens County youths plan to attend the fifth annual 4 H Club Camp on the Long Farm in Jackson County August 6 to 10. County Extension Agent T ef Johnson announced transportation will be provided. The camp near Wells ton is being developed as a permanent site with sanitary facilities.
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Athens County
Long Farm
Jackson County
T. ©Ef. Johnson
Wellston
Rumanian Consul Appears in Court
Rumanian consul at Cleveland, John G. Popovici, faced Common Pleas Court in Canton on non support charges filed by his wife, Helen Popovici, a music teacher. He was arrested in Cleveland and brought to Canton with intervention by attorneys from Cleveland.
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Canton
U.P
John G. Popovici
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Helen Popovici
Popovici
Ed Gibson
Stark County
U. S&s
Atlee Pomerene
Frank Henderson
Malcolm Yost
Aan
Sui
Senate to probe lobbying over sugar tariff plan
Arkansas Senator Caraway plans a Senate inquiry into lobbying as part of the sugar tariff debate tied to the three cent duty bill. Chairman Smoot notes a flood of propaganda from 71 organizations, including the American Beet Sugar and the U S Sugar Association, backing lower duties.
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Washington
Capitol Hi
Payne-Aldrich
Smoot
Senata Finance Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
Unitedress
Senate
Lobbyiata
Prope Aganda
Congress
Cuba
Finance Mittee
Sage
Th American Bottlers of Carbonate
American Suga Cane League
American Feed Manufacturer’s Association
Americas Farm Bureau Federation
Domest
Hawaiia Sugar Planter’s Association
National Association of Retail Druggists
United States Beet Sugar Association
The
United States Sugar Association
Naval Reduction Talks Progress Reported in London
A further conference on naval reduction between the United States and United Kingdom was held at No 10 Downing Street. United States Ambassador Charles G Dawes and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald led the talks and progress was reported as considerable.
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London
United States
Kingland
No. 10 Downing Street
Charlies G. Dawes
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Booklet on Perennial Flower Gardens From Washington Bureau
An illustrated Washington Information Bureau booklet explains planning perennial beds, planting, transplanting, and care for continuous blooms. It encourages year round color and cut flowers from home plants. A coupon offers a copy.
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Washington Information Bureau
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High Way Association
Will Woll
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Hearst
United Press Star
Court Today
Federal Farm Post
Metropolis
S&th Street
James Wallace Pendelicek
Mea
Ressie Pondelieek
O. K
Rotary
Stroll
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United Press
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Fifth Avenue
Army Aviation
New Hoover Economy Project
Dawe
Frederick J. Haskins
Athens Messenger
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