Canada Hikes Tariffs on 200 Imports in Retaliation
Ottawa reports about 200 widely used U S and foreign export items face new Canadian tariffs up to 40 percent, in a move by Premier Bennett seen as retaliation to the U S Smoot Hawley Act. The measures target autos coal food products and other goods, aiming to spur Canadian manufacturing and jobs.
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Ottawa
U.R
United States
Canada
R. B. Bentt
Bennett
Iie
Con- Perris
Canada Tariff Proposals Highlight Trade With United States
Canadian government proposes higher tariffs on U S products underscoring the importance of trade with Canada. Officials did not comment on Bennett’s budget. Commerce reports show last year’s trade exceeding one million dollars between the two nations.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Bennett
Department of Commerce
Canada
Trustees Attack Miller Dismissal as Inadequate
The Ohio Sociological Society criticized the Ohio State University Board of Trustees for the dismissal of Professor Herbert A. Miller of the Sociology Department as inadequate and factional. A protest letter to President George W. Rightmire and the board was released, signed by society officers from Ohio Wesleyan University Ashland College and Ohio University.
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U.P
Ohio State Uniy Board of Trustees
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio Sological Society
Miller
George W. Rightmire
Charles W. Coulter
Ohio Wesleyan University
Morris G. Caldwell
Ashland College
S. H. Bing
Ohio University
Old Editor C R Munson Dies in Arcanum Ohio
C R Munson, 75, longtime editor of The Arcanum Enterprise for 25 years, died at his home in Arcanum Ohio. He had also served as Arcanum postmaster.
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Dayton
C. R. Munson
Arcanum, O
Enterprise
Arcanum
Capuchin Monastery Chooses Dover Pastor as Superior
June 2 report from Westerville states Rev. Father Aloysius Kausler of SS Joseph's Dover is named Father Superior of the Capuchin Order Monastery now under construction in Westerville.
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Westerville
Bather Aloysius Kausler
Ssoseph's Catholic Church
Dover,a
Situations Want Ads Offer Quick Local Work Listings
Part Time Workers are urged to advertise in The Messenger Want Ads to find jobs with little effort. The notice promises quick, convenient, and profitable results through the paper’s daily readership.
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the Messenger
Nelsonville Boy Killed by Playmate in Garage Incident
In Nelsonville on Monday eight year old Charles Knight son of Mr and Mrs Edward Knight East Franklin Street died from a head wound after a 22 caliber rifle fired while in the care of eight year old playmate Jack Campbell son of Mrs Mable Young Campbell Jefferson Street. Police say Campbell was handling the gun when it discharged.
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Charles Knight
Jack Campbell
Nelsonville
Edward Knight
East Franklin Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Mable Young Campbell
Jefferson Street
Gun accident in Sharp garage injures Campbell boy
Young Campbell found a rifle in C. C. Sharp’s garage and showed it to friends when it discharged. The bullet struck Charles Campbell in the head, passing through his hat and brain and lodging at the back of his skull. The incident occurred about 2:30 PM as children played nearby. the rifle had been hidden behind wainscoting and used recently to shoot rats. The lads fled. authorities placed the case with Juvenile Court for further investigation. Funeral services are planned Thursday at 2:30 PM at the Christian Church, burial at Greenlawn.
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C. C. Sharp
Knight Boy
Jimmie Preston
Jack
Charles
L. F. Jones
Athens
Peter Barrows
George Bateman
Juvenile Court
The
Christian Church
Greenlawn
Summer Work Ethic Says Opportunity Abounds
The piece notes Decoration Day has passed and workdays continue with July Fourth as a break. It urges persistent effort in summer, comparing it to the tortoise and hare fable and warning that effort now yields rewards later as depressions create openings for the resolute.
Pope Pius Celebrates 74th Birthday Amid Vatican Tension
Pope Pius XII marked his seventy fourth birthday as flags flew over public buildings. Messages of praise poured in worldwide, yet anxiety rose as fascist actions intensified. Roman authorities raided and closed Catholic clubs in Rome, including three playgrounds funded by the American Knights of Columbus.
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Papal State
Vatican
Rome
American Knights of Columbus
Italian Order Stirs Trouble
Rome reports the Mussolini government demands the Azione Cattolica be dissolved as a whole and potential leadership by appointees after government vetting. Vatican likely to reject. The Azione Cattolica, a major lay Catholic group, has faced ongoing Fascist restrictions.
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U.P
Benito Mussolini
Azion Cattolica
Vatican
Italy
Mussolini
Holy See
President Marries in Paris as Doumergue Bride Seeks Old Chateau
Paris dispatch says President and Mme Gas ton Doumergue wed secretly at the Elysee Palace. They plan to move to Southern France to prepare an 18th century chateau for their home. The president, marrying at 68, will stay in Paris until a week after his term ends. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
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Paris
Mme
Gaston Doumergue
France
Elysee Palace
Public utilities combine threatens government, Pinchot says
French Lick Indiana June 2 The powerful public utilities combine threatens government by the people Governor Gif ford Pinchot of Pennsylvania charged in an address before governors of the United States meeting here He stated about 90 percent of national electric power is controlled by four major interests acting together to milk the public
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French Lick
Ind
U.P
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States
Will Says Suckers Here Should Have Attention of Tex
Beverly Hills letter defends Texas Guinan saying she deserved no sympathy for her French tour antics. The writer condemns performers who earn a living from suckers and argues Tex should not travel abroad professionally.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Texas
Guinan
France
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Wild
Governor Accused in Tennessee Impeachment Articles
Eight articles of impeachment accuse Gov. Henry Horton of maladministration. Charges include alleged conspiracies with political friends for personal gain and moral delinquency over a $2,850 piano purchase from state funds. If approved by the House, the Senate would act as trial court with Horton as defendant amid banking crises tied to Rogers Caldwell.
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Nashville
Tenn
U.P
Henry Horton
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Rogers Caldwell
King Alfonso Wins $500 in Irish Hospital Sweepstakes
One consolation prize in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes went to a ticket bearing the name King Alfonso of Spain with an address in Vizcaya Spain. The prize amount was $500.
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U.R
Alfonso
Spain
Vizcaya
Funeral services for Dr Henry W Feldwisch in Ohio
Funeral services will be held Thursday at New Knoxville Ohio for Dr Henry W Feldwisch 41 of Piqua Ohio who died in a Columbus hospital. He was a graduate of Ohio State University and a member of the Ohio Veterinarians Association.
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New Knoxville
Henry W. Feldwisch
Piqua
Feldwisch
Ohio State University
Ohio Veterinarians’ Association
Dewolf-Weiln Wed in Marion Church Ceremony
Miss Jean Dewolf aged 22, granddaughter of Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wed Charles Weil 26 a Marion furniture store manager in St. Pauls Episcopal Church Marion Ohio. The ceremony united two families including Mrs Harding and her son by a prior marriage as father of the bride.
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Jean Dewolf
Warren G.*harding
Charles Weil
Marion
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Athens Junior High gains Grubb as principal
Marsdon U Grubb, Chicago native and University of Chicago graduate, was unanimously named to succeed L Wood as principal of Athens Junior High School. Wood moves to Athens Senior High School. Grubb must decide within 10 days. several positions and resignations affect a larger teaching staff reshuffle.
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L. Wood
Athens
Athens Board of Education
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Education Board
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Troy A. Snyder
Millersburg
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W. Wenkenbrand
Irene van Meter
Ohio University
J. D. Darling
Darling
Phi Beta Kappa
Cottle
Ankenbrand
Stock Values Show Decline In Plunge From Peak
Stocks on the New York Exchange back to six year levels for industrials and ten years for rails amid $14 billion total decline since February. Dow Jones industrial average near May 1925 levels while rail averages mark June 1921 lows. Dividends in 1929-30 era yield spikes accompany widespread corporate cuts. over 900 dividends cut or reduced this year.
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New York Stock Exchange
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du Pont
General Motors
Timken Roler Bearing
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International Telephone
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Stone & Webster
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Anaconda
Amercan Can
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Man Sentenced to Life for Wife Slaying in Zanesville
James A. Catlett, 28, of Zanesville was sentenced to life in prison by Judge Charles F. Ribble on a second degree murder charge for the December 13 slaying of his wife Jessie at her mother's home, Mrs. W. T. McDonald.
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U.P
James A. Catlett
Charles F. Ribble
Jessie
W. T. McDonald
Nelsonville Candidates File Petitions for August Primaries
Seven candidacy petitions were filed in Athens County for the August primaries. Two new mayoral candidates in Nelsonville are G. W. Lax and W. L. Cooley, both Republicans. Democrat William H. Glenn seeks Nelsonville council at large, with Republicans David Stewart and C. A. Stover running in the Fourth and Second Wards. Will L. Baker, a Republican, runs for Nelsonville city auditor. In Glouster, Democrat Thomas Williams Jr. runs for council. The Athens County Board of Elections also awarded election equipment contracts to Columbus Blank Book Co. for $729.40, with Johnson-Watson Co. of Dayton bidding $738.00.
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Athens County Board of Elections
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Glouster
G. W. Lax
W. L. Cooley
William H. Glenn
David Stewart
C. A. Stover
Johnson-Watson Company
Dayton
Columbus Company
Johnson
Fame and Fates in Politics from Hoover to Fall
Washington dispatch notes that commencement speakers urge youth toward greatness yet political success follows no rules. Herbert Hoover, who aimed to self-earn, became President. James J. Davis pivoted from barber to senator. Jefferson Davis is honored in Statuary Hall. Albert Fall is convicted of a $100,000 bribe while the donor is acquitted.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Union
Confederate States
Baker Praises Court Decision Defending Liberty of Press
Newton D. Baker lauds Supreme Court ruling upholding press liberty affirmed since the constitutional era. Baker, famed lawyer and former secretary of war, underscores the decision as a defense of fundamental freedoms.
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Baker
Supreme Court
America
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United
Ohio asks 600000 more for state office building
Columbus June 2. An additional 600000 will be appropriated for the completion and equipment of Ohio's new State Office Building in the Columbus Civic Center if the General Assembly approves a bill by Rep. J.L. Mooney. The proposal adds to 180000 for land purchase and 5010000 originally allotted in 1920. The bill would remodel the statehouse for more legislative committee rooms and other improvements and shift authority on selling the Wyandot Office Building to the state director of public works.
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Ohio
Columbus Civic Center
General Assembly
JL. Mooney
Hoocking County
Mouse
State Building Commission
Statehouse
Mooney
Building Commission Authority
Wyandot
Hartman Hotel
State Director of Public Works
United Presbyterian assembly condemns gangster life films
Denounce papers at Youngstown session of the Seventy-Third General Assembly. Dr. F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League said the press is a strong force against prohibition and dry sentiment remains strong nationwide.
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Youngstown
Seventy-Third General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Smith Leads Open at Carnoustie with 71
MacDonald Smith of New York broke par by one stroke at Carnoustie scoring 71 to firm up medal chances in the British Open. He earlier shot 70 on the Barry layout, totaling 141 through 26 holes of qualifying, the best among early finishers and likely to stand.
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Scotland
U.P
MacDonald Smth
New York
Barry
Plans for July Fourth in Athena Discussed by Legion Post
K.T. Crossen Post American Legion will hold a Wednesday night meeting to discuss a Fourth of July celebration in Athena. Fred Willame will report on the Poppy Day sale. After business, the drum and bugle corps will give a concert for members.
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K.T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Fred Willame
Drum
Husband Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life in Coshocton
In Coshocton Ohio on June 2 John Hoehnes 56 killed his wife Phyllis 45 then fatally shot himself. The bodies were found by their son Moxie 28. A note addressed to his three sons urged them to “live straight lives.”
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John Hoehnes
Phyllis
Hoehnes
Moxie
Hoehness
Sofia
Friends Carry On Campaign In LA Murder Trial
Attorney David H. Clark opened his defense on a double murder charge as Los Angeles residents voted on municipal bench candidates. Prosecutor Ford rested after three days of trials focusing on Clark as the third man in Crawford’s Hollywood office shooting May 20 that killed Herbert Spencer magazine editor and Charles Crawford political boss. Gilbert and Wilson said they would seek change of venue and may call two prosecution witnesses if denied.
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David H. Clark
Polla
Herbert Spencer
Charles Crawford
Clark
Wile
Charlies MacCoy
W. Joseph Ford
Crawford
Hollywood
Spencer
W. S. Gilbert
Leonard Wilson
Chamisval
Man offers crystallized lye as candy to children in Covington
Police hunt an unidentified 40 year old man after he scattered white crystals and offered candy to children near Eleventh District School. Two girls Clara Rose Tomlin and Wanda Rogers suffered mouth burns and required medical care, as a third child reported threats if she refused the treat. The suspect had been seen loitering near the school for some time.
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Clara Rose Tomlin
Wanda Rogers
Tomlin
Reverend A W Smith dies in Africa at 87
The Rev. A W Smith aged 87, president of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference of ile, died of heart disease at his home in Africa O near here. He had served as pastor in Africa for 16 years.
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Delaware
A. W. Smith
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Ile
Africa
12 Million To Be Added To Income From Cara Proponents Say
Columbus六月 nea. The state passes a motor vehicle license tax with rate changes and revenue distribution. The bill, approved 18 to 13 after amendments, raises funds for highways and counties, with projections of higher income and per-county allocations. Notable votes: Ackerman Anderson Clatt Simmons Farnsworth Finefrock Gite Johnson Lewis Lowery Matalu Norton Scott Taft Wic Republicans and several Democrats supported the bill. Opponents proposed changes but failed to stop passage.
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Anderson
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Simmons
Farnsworth
Finefrock
Gite Johnson
Lewis
Lowery
Matalu Norton
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Taft
Wic
Kapyoni Lorbach
Bill Wealt Wower
Déarmond
Dunipace
Gannett
Herner
Spangler
Wi Yoder
Webber
Lloyd Rohe
Nickels
Ashtabula Solicitor Ousted by City Council Vote
In Ashtabula on June 24 G. Kinton, former city solicitor, lost his bid against ouster by the City Council. After formal charges citing mishandling of cases and incompetence, the council voted to remove Histon from office following a lengthy session and presented charges from Councilman R. J. Groggin.
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Order of Council
G. Kinton
Ashtaht
Histon
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R. J. Groggin
Church May With Presbyterians Dislike Attitude
In Pittsburgh on June 2 the Presbyterian Church faced a possible severance from the Federal Council of Christ in America. Delegates debated withdrawing over birth and social questions but no drastic action was approved.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
Federal Council of Our Christ In America
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