New Library on Campus to Honor Dean Chubb
Ohio University honors Dean BH W Chubb by naming the new campus library after him. Governor Cooper to receive an honorary degree at graduation exercises. University trustees discuss extension of President Bryans term and campus funding changes.
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Cooper
Bryain
Ohio Uiiveretty
Board of
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Brookon
New York
Preek
Alston
Army
Navy
Wurtee
Naw
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Canada
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Armoten
Dullien
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Alretel Holriqumteds
Myora
J. B. Bryav
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Trindoen
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Hamblin
Toledo
Broad
Jones
Athens
Jammer PL Wood
Cincinnati
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Lethe Konten
Ramuel L. McCune
Ieland
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Géatpote
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Athonay Davia A
Thonka
Marietta
Carl D. Shepswird
Akron
HONGH
Trigiis Hambily
Dem reversals fire at Cox and Pomerene over wet issue
XLUMEUS June 7 A D B U r assailing former Gov Cox and former Senator Pomerene for injecting the wet issue into the Democratic campaign Truax criticizes their stance while praising Davey and Kent's Martin Gay and noting Vic Donahey and Truex abstained from the dinner The piece mentions Robert Bulkley entering the race on a wet platform and other party reactions
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Govger
M. Cox
O Pomeérens
Charles V. Truax
Vericulture
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Cox
Pomerand
Truax
Chia
Zaroypalton
Gsiley
Ilrial
Manu~ Rera
Daveyaax
Martin Gay
Kent
Congress
Democratic Party
Cax
Vic Donahey
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Truex
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
Wed in Air Cupid's First Airplane Mar Above Athens
An aviation themed wedding was held high above Athens as Makel Me and Nickolas Deanesville were married in a ceremony conducted aboard an airplane. Rev. Howard F. E. Warner officiated with solemn vows as the crew noted the historic airborne union.
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Cupid
Athens
Makel Me- 4
Nickolas De‘anesvillé
Ceran
Howard FE. Warner
Battle near Agua Branca leaves soldiers dead and missing
Dispatches report two soldiers dead and probable drownings after a guerrilla ambush at Agua Branca in Paraíba state. Militiamen engaged the guerrillas led by Captain Trainguio, firing on a convoy. An aerial and ground search followed with further casualties noted in coastal dispatches.
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DE Janeiro
Jose T
Agua Branca
Parahuba
Mihaco
Apera Noite
Sahilerillas
Trainguio
Radio tube could heat body through walls says GE official
In Schenectady June 7 officials describe a high frequency home heat tube by General Electric that might warm a person inside out rather than warming the exterior first. Dr Whitney and W. RR. Whines note the tube could be wall placed and electrically fed, offering controlled interior warmth.
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Schenectady
Aus
W. RR. Whines
General Electric Company Laboratory
Whitney
Roaming Ape Terror Grips Norwalk as Search Continues
Terrified residents stay indoors while deputies and a 100-person search force comb the western Norwalk outskirts for a roaming ape sighted near the city limits. Witnesses from Detroit and Mansfield report nocturnal sightings as Sheriff Harry D. Smith leads the hunt.
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Norwalk
Lewanys
John Landolt
Detroit
Mansfeld
Sherif
Harry D. Smith
Notable Figures Share Views On Prohibition And Industry
The column discusses Senator Walsh’s contempt claim after a walkout and compares aging leaders James Cannon Jr and John D. Rockefeller with their quiet pursuits. It notes Henry Ford and Cyrus Curtis reacting to prohibition reform and industrial speed, hinting at future debate on Page 4.
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Senate Lobby Committee
Walsh
Contaapt
James Cannon, Jr
Henty Ford
Cyrus MH. K. Curts
Curtis
Ford
Henry Ford
Byrus H. K. Curtis
Mr. Ford
Bargains Today in Nelsonville and Athens Classifieds
Local classifieds advertise a 35 cent fair finger waving in Nelsonville and a 25 month rent for a 6 room house with bath on Crosvenor Street Athens. Also noted are livestock items including head of ewes and a rise a tench of horses.
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Nelsonville
Crosvenor Strest
Athens
Bath
Ohio University student disappears amid campus mystery
A Lourgsown Ohio University student identified as Degey vanished Tuesday night after leaving East Hill to collect specimens for class. Anthony Grundy and fraternity members helped search, and Athens police and Secret Service Agent Peter Barrows pursued leads. Deguy was found with a fractured leg on the road, with inquiries ongoing into the circumstances.
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Ohio University
Fron Lourgsown
Dlacaverce
R. D. Williams
Anthony Grundy
Derny
Secret Service
Peter Barrows
Grande
Barrows
Deguy
East Hill
Helany
Grande R
Degey
East State Street
Sranty
Desuy
Gay Fierce
Athens
Ihe
Fierce
Youngstown
Confine Dogs Ordered After Athens Attack
Athens health commissioner Dr. M Higgins ordered all city residents confine dogs after an attack by a German police dog believed mad. Police searched Saturday night for the animal which had not been located by late hour.
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Athens
M. Higgins
Athens County
Abe
Eberle Files for Ninth-Fourteenth District Senate Nomination
Louis J. Eberle of Nelsonville filed to run in the Democratic primary for the Ninth-Fourteenth Ohio Senate seat alongside deputy Athens County Elections Clerk David Johnson. Eberle, a former two-term Nelsonville mayor, is active in local politics.
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Louis J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Atnie
Ohio
David Johnson
Athens County Board of Elections
Eberi¢é
Senators ready to barter duty for tariff vote
Senate estimates show 46 in favor 45 against adoption of the tariff bill with four doubtful votes. Democratic Independent Republicans stand 49 to 4 against the bill, as coalitionists maneuver to sway passage. Administration allies predict victory but warn the form may be rejected, risking changes to the 4 per thousand soft lumber duty.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
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Coalitioniam
Curtig Wall
Ty Dahgerou
Wealthy Executive Faces Unpleasant Mopping Duty
An unclear report describes a wealthy executive, tied to a corporate role at Cordenties Inc or Generalphone Titles Co, who expresses regret to an individual named Pudge Joseph Sabai amid a legal action over gout related matters. The piece mentions a court case to enjoin conduct and a request for a relocation task at a site, framed in a disjointed courtroom sequence.
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Tang Tou
Hinstie Cotay
Cordon Intisties, Inc
Generelphone Titties Company
Pudge
Joseph Sabai
Condean
Shyneniis Wa
Vnfifonasre
Jenpel
Lies Caste
Uring Dennyl
Sfaro
Afr
Condowa
Rani
Appointment of conservation officers in Ohio districts
Columbus announces William R. Sellers of Atarietic and Anthony Phatt of Marvarillie named conservation officers for Ohio District No. 14 and No. 8 respectively. The Ohio Department of Agriculture division chief 3 W. Thompson disclosed districts include Athens Merex Gatlin Wash ston counties in No. MW and Delaware Hardin Logan Union in No. 8. Pension extension for World War veterans from 1230 to 1435 announced by President Hoover today.
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William R. Sellers
Atarietic
Anthony Phatt
Marvarillie
W. Thompson
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Athens
Merex Gatlin
Washston
Delaware
Hardin, Logan
Union Counries
Ohio University opens commencement amid local notices
The news page notes Ohio University commencement open and other local items including high school ceremonies and regional updates. Scattered briefs mention weather, fires, and community events with multiple town names and dates.
Hoover Withholds Secret Papers in Senate Fight
Washington reports President Hoover refused to produce secret naval negotiation documents in response to Senator Johnson’s requests via Senator Borah. Stimson cited public interest and confidentiality, signaling ongoing informal talks and Geneva and London conference related materials.
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Hoover
Borah
Senate
Johnson
Repubteut
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Alcover
Ilu
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Horgh
Stinson
Hhrough
Wold
Posalbte
Stimson
Miblic
War to come with tariff she declares
A fragmented speech by Mrs Nettie Taylan Tos, former reverber of Wyanilis, at a Democratic conference in Olfo Kentucky. She states economic fears may provoke war as nations erect tariffs and expresses belief the President should come to the country’s defense, warning of dangerous world pressures.
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Tarit Bibya
Nettie ‘Taylan Tos
Wyanilis
Olfo
Kantucky
Lodiaga
Rows
Confessions and losses from a troubled fortune in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Arthur Court, once a janitor, confessed to poor investments including bonds tied to a 1929 Derby lottery win that left him with about ten thousand dollars from an eighty one thousand seven hundred sixty dollar windfall. His wife blamed envy and said they would have saved the money in the bank, not bought more bonds. The family appeared vague about the remaining sum. Court had previously invested in a similar Derby ticket and again did not recover his fortune. friends estimate the actual remaining sum around ten thousand.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arthur Court
Court
Sea Serpent Sighted Off Georges Banks Report
Captain Cecil Moulton and crew of the ship Pollyantha reported a sea serpent about 150 feet long near Georges Banks two weeks ago. They described the creature as approaching the vessel and making eye contact with the crew amid unverified heatwave conditions.
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Roston
Cecil Moulton
Sehonner Pollyantha
Georges Banks
Ultra Drys Triumph at Biennial Convention Clash
Ultra Drys won decisively in Denver at the twentieth biennial convention of the General Federation of Watt's Chubs. An amendment to the Resolve on a Committee's prohibition resolution to remove the term sinister toward the opponent of prohibition was voted down.
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Denver
Cols
General Federation of Watt
Suicide Attempt Ends in Tragic Husband's Death in Chicago
In Chicago last night, 36 year old Joseph Stokes allegedly drank heavily and his wife later found him hanging from a rope on the back porch. She cut him down with a knife and he was taken into custody.
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Chicago
Joseph Stokes
Milard F. Gibson Elected New OSU Vice President
Columbus June 1 Mil lard F Gibson class of 1909 New York native and former varsity football star was elected new vice president of Ohio State University today. Hundreds turned to the campus for Day. Gibson married.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Millard F- Gibson
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Ungton
Ohio State University
Gibson
Crinpen
Athens
Weather Forecast From The Ohio Valley Area
Fragmented OCR text shows a weather table with wind and conditions, indicating a midweek forecast for the Ohio Valley region. Details are unclear but reference to wind speeds and weather conditions suggests routine daily updates.
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