Soviet chief propagandist blasts American public tone
Karl Radek in Berlin declared The American public be damned and defended Soviet policy. He warned the United States suffers from megalomania and said Moscow will not curb actions for American opinion. Radek may become Russian ambassador to Germany and stressed blunt, frank commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Karl Radek
Russia
Germany
Radek
Moscow
Kreshnksy
Butkiewics
America
Chops Wood A Lives in Hasestig a New Wife in Du Castle
Fragmentary OCR note details an unclear narrative set in Hasestig with references to a castle and a crown prince. Mentions Hermine and a new wife as part of a royal or aristocratic scenario, but many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasestig
du Castle
Fiberlin
Wilhelm
H Hermine
Tragedy Ends Sunday Outing as Ford Truck Rolls
Edgar Ewing fourteen son of Mr and Mrs W G Ewing of near Harmony dies when a Ford dump truck overturns after hitting a bump on Harmony river road. Nine aboard, Clyde Warner and Edgar Ewing jump as the vehicle tips. Edgar is struck and killed. Driver Robert Warner and others escape with scratches and minor injuries. Funeral planned near Harmony with Reverend M E Chatley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ewing
W. G. Ewing
Near
Harmony
James Warner
River Road
Athens
Warren’s
Sand
Near East Bridge
Warner
Robert Warner
James Carpenter
Ian Endeavor
Clyde Warner
Ewing
Etta Verity
Agnes Brown
Nell Byers
Clarence Sams
Lewis Sams
John Ewing
John Jagers Undertaking
Pratts Fork
Young Ewing
Mary Ewing Linscott
Near Harmony
M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church of
West Union Street
Croker Children Accused of Taking Estate Fortune
Mrs Bula Edmondson Croker widow of Richard Croker testifies in a Dublin will contest case that his children from a prior marriage took fourteen million dollars from his fifteen million dollar estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
Dublin
Bula Edmondson Croker
Richard Croker
Canton Man Dies inopol Crash at Madison and West 112th
Paul Coffey 30 of Canton was killed when the car crashed into a telephone pole at Madison avenue and West 112th street in Canton Ohio. Two passengers William McDonald 23 and Samuel Fultz were seriously injured. Police say the driver misjudged the left turn after passing under an overhead crossing.
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Canton
Paul Coffey
William McDonald
Samuel Fultz
Land
Madison Avenue
West 112Th Street
Coffey
New York Central
Stade
Three Die Crossing Tracks Near Barking Station
Three Barking residents Charles Atolasky aged 42, Mrs Jere Panardh 48, and Charles Blair 26 were killed when struck by a Pennsylvania express train near Barking, Pittsburgh on June 4. They had started to cross after a freight train had passed and did not see the Buffalo-Pittsburgh flyer approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles Atolasky
Jere Panardh
Charles Blair
Barking
Pennsylvania Railroad
End life rather than face treason charge case note
Fragmentary report records mention references to death by own action during arraignment and alleged treason related utterances. It notes a person found dead in bed and suggests unclear details about legal proceedings and judges' reactions.
Senator Fess Predicts Prosperous Era for U S Industry
Senator Simeon D. Fess addressed the Lima Realtors Association praising a coming era of prosperity. He spoke on industrial conditions and the general trend of business in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima CO
Simeon D. Fess
Lima Realtors Association
United States
Ad Men After Wild Catters and Investment Scams
Report from Atlantic City notes alleged fraud with fake stock and recruiting of investors. A Kansas City ad club leader called for investor protection, citing the need to curb fake promoters and safeguard legitimate business interests. Bucyrus road project receives state aid amid complaints of stock schemes and missing funds. Authorities pursue suspects linked to the Wild Catters case as investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Reé
Bucyrus, C
Pennsylvania
Ity
Man wounded in lawn dispute ends with arrests in patrol
Patrick A. Walsh was shot in the right arm during a disturbance on his lawn where he drove away a petting party group. Three men and two women were jailed awaiting trial after a fight broke out when Walsh returned with a gun to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Patrick A. Walsh
Walsh
Petters
Wife of Alfred storekeeper files divorce over Ku Klux Klan assault
Mrs. Warner alleges extreme cruelty and a cross burning at her home in February 1923 by her husband Jacob L. Warner a wealthy Alfred storekeeper with oil royalties and farms in Athens county. She seeks divorce and alimony after a long period of contention and a letter signed Kin Klux Klan. The case draws community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy. O
Jacob L. Warner
Alfred
West Virginia
Athens County
Kin ‘Kinx Klan
Prominent Nelsonville Merchant Ed Cooley Dies
Ed C. Cooley 63 a well known Nelsonville merchant died suddenly Sunday morning at his home after a paralyzing stroke while shaving. Born in Nelsonville he spent life in mercantile work with distant stints as manager and traveling salesman. Survived by widow Nell McManigal Cooley a daughter Hattie Adams Columbus and son Mac Cooley East Palestine. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Presbyterian church with Philadorian lodge rites. interment Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ed C. Cooley
Mr. Cooley
Trimble
Haydenville
Charles L. Coaley
Cooley
Presbyterian Church
Blue Lodge
Philadorian Lodge
St. Bernard
Athens
Colley
Mary McManigal
Athens County
Hattie Adams
Columbus
Mac Cooley
East Palestine
Nell McManigal
Logan
Cones
Mary E. ‘Cooley
Adams
Conee
Philadorian Lodge No. 157
Delays Debut in Homeland Await Polish Gov Invitation
Paris dispatch reports Mme Ganna Walska delaying her homeland debut in Warsaw awaiting invitation from the Polish government. She is wife of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago and stepmother of Matil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Ganna Walska
Warsaw
Mme. Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Matil
State engineers plan bids for Athens Jerseyville road
The state highway department will receive bids on June 22 in Columbus to pave nearly six miles of improved road between Athens and Jerseyville as part of the Columbus Athens Pomeroy road project. Three construction types are listed brick at 308746.93 dollars reinforced concrete at 305819.44 dollars and bituminous macadam at 263629.94 dollars. The 16 foot roadway sits within a 28 foot cevee width with completion targeted for November 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Columbus
Athens
Jerseyville
Repeal Will Cost Uncle Sam A Lot
Washington officials say repealing New York state enforcement law will be costly for the federal government and may prompt other states to follow suit. Dayton, CO campaign urges cream quality with clean handling and frequent collection to 25 percent butter fat and odor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York State
New York
Smith
Dayton, CO
Ohio Cooperative Cream Marketing
Woman Denies Drunkenness After Vegetable Remedy Claim
Mrs Mabel Wright appeared before Mayor H L Wilson of Struthers charged with intoxication. She denied being drunk and said she had just taken eight doses of a well known vegetable medicine, which allegedly caused her condition. The mayor ordered an escort and reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Mabel Wright
H. L. Wilson
Struthers
Eastern Coast Master Angry Over The Affair
A Virginia coast incident leaves the Glen Beulah rammed and sunk near Cape Charles with 1500 cases of whiskey aboard. Captain George Kelly accuses the coast guard cutter Yamacraw of ramming, while officials deny Mascoutin involvement and blame the rum runner Istar for the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Government Coast Guard
Mancoutin
Virginia Capes
George Kelly
Miami
Fla
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
St. Pierre Island
Miquelon
Guani
Glen Beulah
Kelly
Ft J
Mass sentencing of bandits in Moscow crackdown
In Moscow on June 4, 25 bandits were sentenced to death in a major government crackdown. Leader Boris Isum kal faces trial, known for notifying police of planned raids. Petlura, who led raiding bands in northern Ukraine, received life imprisonment after his brigandage and postwar actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Isumkal
Petlura
Ukrainia
Petiura
Brothers Drown In Big Miami River Near Venice
Two Cincinnati men drowned while seeking relief from heat in the Big Miami River near Venice. Frank Rosenbaum, 24, an automobile mechanic, and his brother in law Pasquale Kassenbrook, 13, were part of a fishing party and could not swim. Relatives guided emergency responders to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami River
Venice
Frank Rosenbaum
Pasquale ‘Kassenbrook
Labor Peace Path: Gompers Advocates Permanent Prosperity
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, outlines a labor led program for permanent prosperity. He cites wage gains, better conditions, and shorter hours as foundations while denouncing wage cuts and anti labor policies. Gompers notes U S workers earn higher wages yet compete effectively abroad and urges humane treatment in labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Commerce Hoover
Julius Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
International
Gompers
United States
Department of Commerce
Murder Call to Police Sparks Night of Fear in Columbus
A frantic call described a murder and masked attackers fleeing in an auto. Police chased rumors to a yard search where no attackers were found and an elderly man was discovered dead in a back room. The scene ended with a tense standoff over buried money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Berken
Bavarians Battle With A New Foe Near Nuremberg
Berlin reports that three people were killed and 20 wounded in clashes between Bavarian fascists and Socialists near Nuremberg. The fighting began Saturday night when fascists disrupted a Socialist meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nuremberg
Fanciati
Hottest Weather of the Year Reaches 89.1 Degrees in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati weather on June 4 marked the hottest spell of the summer as the thermometer hit 89.1 degrees. Forecasters noted a sharp rise with clear skies and minimal wind, signaling continued heat through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
FATAL AFFRAY IN TABLERTOWN TWO SHOT BY JENKINS
In Stewart County the shooting left Herbert Tabler dead after a confrontation with Jenkins over a dispute at the Lucas residence. Jenkins, later arraigned on a second degree murder count, pleaded not guilty and was held under $3000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Videanegoen
Athens
McKinley
Stewart
Jenkins
Helwig
Triple alliance now in prospect to Rio
A prospective trio of Russia Japan and Germany is seen as a possible outcome from a preliminary conference. The Japanese cabinet plans to invite Commissar Joffe representing the Russian soviet government after the session tomorrow. A fair to warm forecast is issued for June 4 1933 covering the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with generally fair and moderately warm conditions through June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Russia
Japan
Germany
Joffe
Shriners Flood Washington for National Parade
Rail and motor caravans brought thousands of Shriners into the capital as 61 special trains arrived. Historic Pennsylvania Avenue filled with bobbing fezs bands and singing crowds as about 360,000 shriners and friends are expected in the city tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Delayed June Meeting of Ohio Council of Churches
The June meeting of the Ohio Council of Churches scheduled to open in Columbus has been postponed until further notice. Rev. B. F. Soest indicated the postponement was decided locally and announced the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jane
The
Ohio
Council of Churches
B. F. Eee Soest
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D. Weyer
Cnet Ie
Tablertown
ALK
Merchant
Morrison Hill
Sam Alot
Tamar
UWA
Robert
Thornburg
I. N
Olocal
Ouene Ot Fatal Affray
Herb Tabler
Ervin Jenkins
Gunnser
Triple Alliance
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