Political Debate Over Beer Taxes Affects Labor Recovery
The piece notes Democratic and Republican lines in Eastern Ohio about beer and liquor taxes to aid labor and recovery. Clarence J Brown advocates utility reform to speed case handling and public hearings, while other candidates push housing and state institution support amid political contention.
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Charles Weat
Ohio
Clarence J Brown
Nomgovernor
Eric
Este Engineering
Sorial
Elden
Republi
Oklahoma Appeal On Sterilization Ruling Sparks Legal Battle
The article reports Oklahoma appeals a district court ruling on sterilization. It mentions George Winkler, a burglar, and a push by state officials to uphold a law requiring sterilization for certain felons. Court actions and attorney generals are involved in the broader fight over prisoners and sterilization powers.
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Fee George Winkler
Morbid Bedera Public Marital Fallout Revealed
Don Cal Morbid and Marie Dress ve appear amid grief as a bargrief stricken duo after an ill fated public event. July 31 attendees at a wine and film colony gathering witnessed tributes and aims to honor a late figure in the community.
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Don Cal
Bedera
Marie Dress
uVenir
Cleveland Coal Firms Challenge Local Price Code
Five Cleveland coal companies seek to block the code authority from enforcing its June 20 price scale. Common Pleas Judge Hertz granted a temporary injunction preventing underselling and advertising as the dispute heads to NRA headquarters for a ruling.
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Cleveland
NRA
Washington
Cleveland Coal Companies
Common Pleas
David Ralph Hertz
Code Authority
Ohio Recovery Act
Hertz
William F. Marsteller
Marsteller
Voters Seized by Huey Long in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 31 Huey P. Long’s National Guardsmen seized the city registration office under partial martial law. Guardsmen battered the door and took control of voter lists for the September congressional primary at the City Hall Annex after Long-appointed registrar R. J Gregory assumed the post amid a celebrated arrival with beer. Mayor T Semes Walmsley condemned the move as an attempt to scratch names from registration books and questioned militia control of local procedures.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semes Walmsley
Louisiana ‘Kingfish
Walmsley
R. J Gregory
Officers Fight Strike Spread At Chicago Stockyards
Chicago reports a brewing walkout as Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen officers resist a sympathy strike by stockyard workers. Small packing houses show strong union ties while large firms have company unions and some cross membership.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
North America
Amalgamated
Great Britain Retains Davis Cup as Perry Wins
England wins the Davis Cup as Fred Perry defeats Frank X. Shields 6 4, 4 6, 6 2, 15 13 to clinch the series with three victories. A remaining match between Sidney Wood Jr and Bunny Austin cannot affect the five match outcome.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Great Britain
Fred Perry
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Ex-Convict Is Killed In National Capital
Joseph Morris a 30 year old man accused of being Sidney Diehm and a former Ohio convict was shot and critically wounded in front of a Washington hotel by an unidentified gunman. Police said Morris served seven years in Ohio Penitentiary for grand larceny.
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Washington
Joseph Morris
Cincinnati
Sidney Diehm
Ohio
Morris
Ohio Penitentiary
Wilmington
Logan Man's Liquor Permit Revoked in Columbus Action
Columbus authorities revoke eight liquor permits and suspend three as Ohio Liquor Director John A. Hughes explains. Ben Finger of Logan loses a high powered beer and wine permit for not operating a restaurant per the law.
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Columbus
John A. Hughes
Ohio
Ben Finger
Logan
State Officials May Forestall Milk Strike
Cincinnati dispatch reports officials plan rapid action to prevent a milk producers strike in the Cincinnati Milkshed. A fifteen member committee begins arranging a mass meeting within ten days as Governor White and the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission weigh a price of 2.50 per hundredweight to avert a walkout.
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Cincinnati
White
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Naval equality not sought by Pacific nations says Okada
Tokyo July 31 Premier Keisuke Okada said Japan does not expect the United States and Great Britain to lower their naval armaments to Japan’s level. He indicated Japan is undecided on abrogating the 1922 Washington Treaty and expressed optimism for the 1985 naval conference. He urged reductions by the heaviest armed nations to ease global taxation and predicted closer U.S.–Japan friendship with no difficult issues cited.
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America
Great Britain
Japan
Keisuke Okada
United States
Britain
Legion to elect delegates at K. T. Crossen Post meeting
Delegates to the state convention of the American Legion will be chosen at K. T. Crossen Post home 73 South Court Street. The meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM. The state convention will be held in Sandusky August 18 to 20. F A Lavelle, general chairman of the post Fourth of July celebration, is expected to report in detail.
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The
American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Post
South Court Street
Sandusky
F. A. Lavelle
Joyce Freed From Columbus Hospital After Heroic Rescue
Leonora Joyce, 19, of near Carbon Hill, credited with saving a girl from kidnapping, was discharged from University Hospital Columbus after a delicate eye operation. Doctors say there is a chance full vision could return in the operated eye.
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Columbus
Leonora Joyce
Carbon Hill
University Hospital
Youth of 17 killed while playing Tarzan in Tiffin
Ridney Burns, 17, a student at the National Orphanage of the Junior Order United American Mechanica, died after leaping between tree branches and falling 40 feet. He and friends were playing Tarzan when he lost footing and sustained fatal internal injuries.
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Tarzan
Tiffin
P —Ridney Burns
S.tudent
United American Mechanica
Taxi Driver John Howell Missing in Steubenville
Police in Steubenville and other cities sought information on John Howell a 22 year old taxi driver missing since Saturday after a man and a woman asked him for directions to Baltimore and other places. Authorities released brief details while continuing the search.
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Steubenville
John Howell
Baltimore
German President von Hindenburg Seriously Ill Reported
News reports indicate President and Commander in Chief Paul von Hindenburg of Germany is seriously ill. The succession question rose as his condition worsened during the World War era.
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Germany
von Hindenburg
Hindenburg Is Worse as Family Enlisted at Bedside
In Freystadt Germany July 31 physicians warned the 86 year old President Paul von Hindenburg that his condition worsened and his family was summoned. If he dies Dr Erwin Bumke would serve as interim president under the law though the Hitler regime claims emergency powers could alter succession. Von Hindenburg was elected in 1925 for seven years and his term was extended in 1962.
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Freystadt
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Erwin Bumke
German Supreme Court
Foreign Office
von Hindenburg
Killer Suspect Silent in Cell
Steubenville July 31 David Cascanio a 49 year old World War II veteran and steel worker will be confronted by Wheeling Steel employees to day to identify him as the Phantom Killer who shot and killed three men and wounded a fourth. Cascanio made no comment as widow of one victim viewed him in his cell. James Barnett recovering from wounds could not identify him. He said If I dont talk I live If I talk I die.
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Steubenville
David Cascanio
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Dascanio
William Messer
James Barnett
Plane Missing After Saturday Flight From Floyd Bennett
Officials at Floyd Bennett Airport report three men aboard a monoplane bound for St Johns Newfoundland have not been heard from since Saturday morning. Pilot John Rizzo is the oldest filer in service at Floyd Bennett Field. Passengers John Avery and Robert McDevitt are from Brooklyn. The State Department says a naval cruiser will carry Belgian ambassador Paul May's body to Belgium for burial after his death overnight.
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N. Y
Floyd Bennett Airport
For &T
John's
Newfoundland
John Rizzo
Floyd Bennett Field
John Avery
Robert McDevitt
Broolyn
Washington
State Department
Paul May
Hanged Nazi Leader and Dollfuss Aide Spark Austrian Tensions
In Vienna and across Austrian provinces a renewed Nazi bombing campaign terrorizes the nation. A new government under Kurt Schuschnigg orders mass imprisonment of Nazis in concentration camps with hard labor and confiscation of property. The move, aimed at quelling the revolt, follows calls for German envoy approval and amid Yugoslav concerns over Italian influence.
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Vienna
Austria
Kurt Schusecnigg
Dollfuss
Carinthia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Stefan Tauchitz
Germany
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Not Agreed on Closing Hours
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control heads for a wholesale housecleaning as Col. John A. Hughes vows to cut staff and conduct a personal inspection. He does not back uniform closing times for state stores and venues. In Dover, Harry Kohler is fined $100 for driving while intoxicated.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
John A. Hughes
Liquor Board
Dover
Harry Kohler
Parral
Here
Louis Helmkamp
Blue Eagle at Crossroads as NRA's Future Debated
The Blue Eagle marks its first anniversary as the NRA faces a future under reconsideration. Proposals include a board governing operations and potential transfer of powers to the Federal Trade Commission. Congress in January will decide NRA's path amid code compliance and widespread employer participation.
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Washington
Blue Eagle
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Nye
Republicaf North Dakota
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
America
Roosevelt
Athens schools may stay open if levy renewed in November
Athens city schools would operate for a full term in the 1934-35 year if the three mill levy is renewed by voters in November, says Pendry. A rejection could cost $831,000 and force drastic cuts, with the ten mill cap already reducing local revenue and prompting budget tightening over the past years.
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Athens
Pendry
Harper C. Pendry
Athena
Death of Both Now Expected
Logan July 31 Hope for recovery of Mr and Mrs A E Huls injured in a motor car crash near Nelsonville was abandoned this afternoon. They are in a Columbus hospital. Their son Fred, en route to California, cannot be located by agencies. Mr Huls, a newspaper publisher, developed a heart condition expected to cause his death. Mrs Huls suffers a severe fracture and recovery is not expected soon. California radio stations will be asked to locate the son who went west to visit relatives on the Pacific Coast.
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Logan
A. E. Huls
Nelsonville
Columbus
Fred
California
Huls
Hoover Turns Author on Liberty in New Book
Former President Herbert Hoover becomes author of The Challenge to Liberty scheduled for September. He has spent about a year writing, surveying global liberty, and examining Fascism, Socialism, Communism, regimentation and their progress across nations.
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Hoover
Liberty
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
25 Per Cent Raise Sought by Potters
East Liverpool July 3 Officials of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters Association announced a general 25 percent wage increase demand to be submitted at a joint conference on August 22 in Atlantic City following a summer meeting at Cow Lake Country Club Hartville Ohio. The meeting reviewed 76 specific demands from the manufacturers group.
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East Liverpool
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters’ Association
Atlantic City
Manufacturers
Cow- Lake Country Club
Hartville
Ohio
Elizabeth Cox to celebrate 108th birthday near Somerville
Marysville notes Mrs. Elizabeth Cox who claims second sight and no longer wears spectacles will celebrate her 108th birthday at her home near Somerville in Delaware County tomorrow.
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Marysville
Elizabeth Cox
Somerville
Delaware County
Will Rogers comment on Roosevelt Pacific visit publicity
A Will Rogers letter from Hawaii mocks Roosevelt's Pacific visit amid island gossip. He notes the crowds, speculation on the purpose of the trip, and jokes that the fish did not bite but others did, concluding the visit a big success despite minor quirks.
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Pacifice
Rogers
Pacific
Will Rogers
Peace Reigns On Three Big Strike Fronts
Chicago dispatch notes peace on three major labor fronts as Pacific Coast longshoremen and other maritime workers return to docks. Truck drivers issue an ultimatum to Gov Olson unless trucks halt 48 hours, risking force. Warren and Niles mill accord opens 1% tin plate mill while talks with Amalgamated Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers continue. Kohler Wisconsin reports quiet under National Guard rule.
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Floyd B Olson
Pacific Coast
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Warren and Niles
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers
National Guard
Kohler
Wis
Stockyards Nearly Idle in Chicago Market
Chicago stockyards showed little activity as strike participants remained apart and cattle were scarce. Government ownership brought 3,000 head to the yard, while union talks continued and the regional labor board sought new peace terms, delaying a full market restart until next week.
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Chicago
Commission
Regional Labor Board
Pacific Strike Ends as Workers Return
Thousands of longshoremen and maritime workers returned to work across the Pacific Coast ending a strike that began in May and harmed business, with at least eight deaths reported. In Portsmouth, James C. Eden faces murder charges after confessing to killing his wife.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
James C. Eden
Columbus
Emory Smith
Eden
Pleas for Clemency Rejected in Austrian Treason Executions
Vienna reports two Nazis Otto Planetta and Otto Holzweber were hanged for high treason in the Dollfuss coup. Planetta admitted hiring others but said he did not intend to kill the chancellor. Holzweber led the putsch that seized the Federal Chancellery. The executions followed clemency denials in a military court march.
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Vienna
Angelbert Dollfuss
Otto Planetta
Army
Dollfuss
Otto Holswebber
Federal
Planetia
Dothfuss
Insull Seeks Separate Trial for Frank Disclosure
Samuel Insull declared he is ready to make a full and frank disclosure of his business operations and asked the U.S. District Court to sever his trial from 16 co-defendants in a stock market fraud case. He argued severance would avoid cluttering his defense with related evidence.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
United
Insull
Athens County Grand Jury In Session Today
A one day session of the Athens County Grand Jury was in progress today. It considered several prisoners confined in the Athens County Jail for more than a month.
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Athens County
Grand Jury
Columbus Cycles Eliminate Colum bus in Legion Tourney
District No 1 representative Wouleville defeated the Columbus Cycles 7 to 0 in the American Legion state baseball tournament yesterday at Columbus.
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Columbus
Wouleville
American Legion
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