Economy need of state and federal rule
Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent argued at the Chamber of Commerce that nearly 100000 government employees could be dispensed with without harming federal usefulness. He urged federal and state reforms to cut costs, noting increases in federal payroll and overall spending since Coolidge’s era and proposing a blanket hiring and firing power to streamline government. He stressed humane focus on people and pledged economy if elected Ohio governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Davy
Kent
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Berry
Davey
United States
Ohio
Congresman
Coolidge
Donahey
Alex Moore
Ohio Republican
Music Is Adapted From Quaint Airs Revue at Athens
Tickets for the McGuffey Revue, presented by the American Association of University Women, go on sale Friday morning at Cline's drug store. The show at Athens high school auditorium Saturday at 3 pm features old tunes like schooldays and Yankee Doodle adapted to orchestra music by Ohio University class in instrumentation led by Deforest Ingerhain with orchestra leader DeForest Ingerhain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
American Association of University Women
Athens
Cline
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
C. C. Robinton
Deforest Ingerhain
Two Attorneys Deluged by Threat Calls in Hoppe Case
In Toledo on June 7 detectives investigate two mysterious telephone threats to Eldon H. Young and Leonard J. Raab defense attorneys for Charles Hoppe. The calls were made late yesterday and both lawyers think one caller spoke to both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Eldon H. Young
Leonard J. Raab
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Princess Helene Seeks Divorce From Prince Carol
Bucharest June 7. Princess Helene mother of boy king Michael has filed divorce proceedings against ex Crown Prince Carol who initially cooperated but now opposes. Romanian jurists seek a path to divorce despite Carol’s opposition as emissaries report Carol’s power of attorney and change of mind. Carol currently in Belgium after expulsion from England.
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Bucharest
U.P
Helene
Michael
Carol
Romania
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Letter Golf Puzzle Teases Train Crew Word Change
All aboard with a five letter word golf puzzle. Par is five strokes and one letter is changed at a time with no reordering. A sample changes COW to HEN through HOW HEW HEN. A solution appears on page seven today.
Queen of Diamonds Aims for Transatlantic Flight
Miss Mabel Bell departed Roosevelt Field in the Bellanca monoplane Columbia, aiming to become the first woman to fly the Atlantic. Pilots Oliver Leboutillier and Arthur Argles accompanied her as she headed toward Old Orchard Maine, with hope to reach Europe. Her mother expressed strong confidence in a safe landing somewhere in Europe.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
U.P
Mabel Bell
Columbia
Old Orchard
Europe
Oliver C. Leboutillier
Arthur Argles
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Miss Bell
Atlantic
United States
England
Levine
Amelia Earhart
Newfoundland
Boston
Maine
Leboutillier
Argies
Thaw Granted U R A Visa for France Entry
London June 7 U R A visa secured for Harry Thaw to travel to France if British authorities continue to bar his landing at Southampton E M Pendleton stated today Pendleton had arrived to pursue Thaw's case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.r—A
Harry Thaw
France
Southampton
E. M. Pendleton
Thaw
Arrest Policeman On Liquor Charge
A motorcycle policeman and two women were jailed in Columbus on a conspiracy to violate federal prohibition law. Arthur J. Lloyd 36 was arrested after city agents found a case of bottled in bond liquor in his car. The two women Esther Mancini 31 and Clara Smith 32 were also arrested. Lloyd resigned from the police force after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Arthur J. Lloyd
Ciry
Esther Mancini
Clara Smith
Lloyd
Lowden Watson Allies Map Moves After Convention Loss
In Kansas City on June 7 supporters of Frank C. Lowden and Senator James E. Watson planned steps to regain delegate seats lost to Herbert Hoover. Among 75 contested slots Hoover won 65, including Texas 26, with five to Lowden, one to Curtis, and four uninstructed. Allies aim to contest before the credentials committee as defeated Texas delegates consider appealing at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank C. Lowden
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Texas
Lowden
Curtis
Watson
National Committee
C. C. Littleton
Fort Worth
Harry Wurzbach
Appointment of Samuel S. Sandberg to U S Shipping Board
President Coolidge names 60 year old Samuel S. Sandberg to the United States Shipping Board. At appointment time he serves as traffic manager for the Los Angeles harbor joining a board overseeing national maritime policy and shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Sandberg
President Coolidge
United States Shipping Board
Los Angeles Harbor
Davey Files Candidacy for Ohio Governor Nomination
Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent filed for the Democratic nomination for governor with the Secretary of State in Columbus. His petition was signed by six Portage County citizens, and he joins Earl Bloom Herman Witter and James Beatty as announced contenders. Davey, in his fifth term in Congress, leads the Davey Tree Expert Co. and previously served three terms as Kent mayor.
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Columbus
U.rp
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Brown
Davey
Portage County
Andrew H. Austin
Ravenna
W. S. Harvey
Henry J. Robison
Alfred Ravenscroft
Henry Horning
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Herman C. Witter
Canton
James C. B. Beatty
East Liverpool
Ohio
Davey Tree Expert Company
Flight May Carry More Adventure
In Honolulu on June 7 1928 Captain Charles Kingsford Smith said the present flight of the Southern Cross from the United States to Australia may be only the first leg of an around the world trip He hinted at continuation plans to return to the United States and said formal announcements would come after arrival in Australia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United Press
Southern Cross
United States
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Charles Kingsford- Smith
State exam finds irregularities in Grafton village offices
State examiners in a special review of Grafton Lorain county offices found $475.64 against A. Ryder of the board of public affairs and $80.90 against Village Councilman D. C. Bartlett plus $76.99 in minor office irregularities.
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Columbus
Upstate
Grafton
Lorain County
A. Ryder
Board of Public Affairs
D. C. Bartlett
Fire at Superior Die Plant Causes Major Columbus Damage
Caused by a blaze at the Superior Die Tool and Machine plant in Columbus on June 7, the fire swept damage estimated at 80,000 dollars with origin undetermined. Firefighters battled the flames through the night and initiated investigations into the cause.
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Superior Die, Tool and Machine Company
Columbus
U.P
Plans Not Settled For New Division In Ames Bern District
Discussion at the regular co board of education meeting failed to settle plans for forming a new district from the Ames Bern area. The board will continue talks after further investigation and also recommended Happy Hollow pupils near Deanville attend that school. Harold Bean’s farm in Carthage township was moved back from Rome to Carthage for school purposes. Catherine Johnston filed a foreclosure petition in Athens County Common Pleas over a $626.08 balance on a $716.60 sedan sale to Harry Smart made in May 1926 with a chattel mortgage.
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Ames- Bern
Co Board of Education
H. R. McVay
Happy Hollow
Deanville
Harold Bean
Carthage Township
Rome Township
Carthage
Athen County
Kruschen Salts Claim Keeps Seniors Spry and Cheerful
An old advertisement touts the Kruschen habit claiming daily use of 2 tablets in coffee will maintain youthful energy. It asserts benefits for older adults and promotes a 60 tablet package priced in cents at druggists worldwide.
Judge Sandall Likely to Nominate Norris at RNC Kansas City
Judge C. E. Sandall of York Nebraska likely will chair the speech placing Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska in nomination for the presidency at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sandall
York
Nebr
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Kansas City
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Martin Davey
America
Airs
Prince Carol
Letter
U.S. Board
Esme Howard
Washington, D. C
Dan Virngys
Stevens
Chambray
Ial
Kruschen
Keuschen
Norris
W. State
Wooltex Store
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