Britain’s Labor Cabinet Praised as Strong Front
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald unveils a robust Labor Cabinet hailed by opponents as the strongest team the party could field. Notable picks include A. V. Alexander as first lord of the admiralty and Sydney Webb as colonial secretary, with Margaret Bondfield becoming the first female cabinet minister as minister of labor.
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United Press
Ondon
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Labor Party
Per Gang
MacDonald
Great Britain
A. V. Alexander
The
Admiralty
Sydney Webb
Alexander
Webb
Fabian
de MacDonall
Ciabinet
Lord Sankey
W. A. Jowitt
Webb Miller
Margaret Bondfield
Natoonal
International Trade Union
Pillip Snowden
Cochegtter
Arthur Kenderson
J If
Jord
Miinister
Veteran Railroad Man Henry W Spade Dies in Columbus
Henry William Spade a retired Hocking Valley railway conductor aged 84 died at home 1842 Denune Avenue Columbus. A 64 year member he received a veteran’s badge from the Grand Lodge of Ohio. He belonged to Sugdlow lodge Cleveland and Thatcher chapter Royal Masons. A daughter Miss Nessie Spade survives.
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Columbus
Henry Wiliam Spade
Hocking Valley Railway
Denune Avenue
Menorun
Athens
Grand Lavige of Misoms of
Ohio
Watch Sugdlow Lodge
Cleveland
Thatcher Chapter
Royald Masons
Nessie Spade
Athens Messenger Promotes Swimming Booklet and Red Cross Manual
The Athens Messenger advertises a booklet on swimming and the American Red Cross life saving manual. It highlights health, outdoor enjoyment, year round accessibility, and benefiting others, with a coupon and four cents for postage. The notice invites readers in Perret Beneene city to clip and mail.
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American Red Cross
Frederick J Haskins
The
Athens Messenger
Moreau Weddington
D.C
Foundling at Columbus Station Not Son of Middleport Woman
A three month old baby abandoned Wednesday at Union Station Columbus was not Litton B. Cheatham's child. Identification was established by Millard I. Huffman and Anna Fortier. Mrs Katuchle planned to adopt a baby and arranged meetings with Cheatham’s child. The Huffman family searched for Ina, and investigators traced the baby’s identity through court records and local newspapers.
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Columbus Station
Middleport
A. Hartley
Messenger
Werner Middleport
Union Station
Columbus
Litton B. Cheatham
Ay Lerman Howard Huffman
Coumbus
Columbus Juvenil Detention Home
Millard I. Huffman
Dua x
Anna Fortier
Saull Kraukle
Mulleisburg
Wranuckie
Oficialain
Colusbas
Huffman
Wah
Mr Huffman
Ina Wite
Fehildren
Ty Mahe
Ciil
Mitchepert
Kan Lo
J.H. Monkden
Tey
Tomercy
Meddieport
Mayor Walker's Tube and a Turbulent Election Moment
The writer discusses British politics under MacDonald and potential elections as Labour threatens to go to the people. Mentions Wall Street, a New York woman who killed herself over money loss, and a Chicago case of a woman leaping from a window. Notes rising earnings for chain stores and hints at a Seante chain formation as Page Four continues.
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MacDonald
New York
Aoman
Ohyself
Pac
Chicago
Astor Street
Destructive Montana cloudburst leaves towns flooded
In Glendive Montana and nearby North Dakota areas residents return to ruined homes after one of the Northwest's worst cloudbursts. Four deaths confirmed with more feared as floods cut communications and damage tops a million dollars. Health officials warned against using floodwater wells.
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Glendive
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
Chilean Ambassador and Sir Esme Howard Seek Liquor Import Ban
United Press reports in Washington that Chilean Ambassador Curio G. Davia allies with Sir Esme Howard to stop liquor importation for embassy affairs. The move targets embassy liquor access amid intergovernmental concerns.
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Esme Howard
Louis Jay Wrath
United Press Staffeii
Washington
Curios G. Davia
Gun Battle Investigation In New Lexington Leaves Miner Dead
Sheriff and coroner traveled to New Lexington to probe the shooting death of John Dearinger 39 a miner killed by Marshal Williams Hamrick after Dearinger fired six rounds at Dean Allen and fled Dearinger collapsed beside his home as Hamrick fired back near an empty bush area no coroner present at the scene Hamrick not held pending investigation and has consulted authorities.
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New Lexington
San Toy
Clifford Wesson
H. J. Minshalll
John Dearinger
Miner
Marshal Wiliams Hamrick
Wilson
Dearinger
Dean Allen
Allen
Adlon Wamrick
George Collins Collins
Psannger
Blanrick
Collins
Dearmager
Columbus
Hamirick
Science Aims to Straighten Mind of Young Firestarter
Modern science moves to the Institute for Juvenile Research in Chicago to study Jammy Harrison a year old boy who set fire to a baby's clothing and shot a playmate in a scuffle with his comic papers. Physicians neurologists and psychiatrists will test his physical and mental reactions hoping to divert his future from crime.
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Twnnels
Modern Science
Jammy Harrison
Jimmy
Chicago
Institute For Juvenile Research
Ford D T I Railroad Indicted for Rate Manipulation
Columbus June 8 The Grand Jury indicted the Detroit Toledo and Ironton system owned by Henry Ford for rebilling shipments to secure through rates. Allegations claim N and W lines billed $1.01 per ton on coal shipments from Glenn Jean to South Charleston and other points, inflating or deflating through rates to benefit the Ford line.
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Columbus
U.P
Glenn Jean
Kentucky
Preck
South Charleston
Glen Jean
Machines Turn Many Men Out of Their Work
J R Howard of Iowa, former president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told the National Electric Light Association convention that mechanization is forcing about 750,000 workers annually to switch jobs. He cited 300,000 farm workers replaced by machinery and over 106,000 from other industries, urging new lines of business spurred by scientific and electrical progress. He called farm electricity a social and economic issue.
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Atlantic City
J. R. Howard
Iowa
Amernang Farm Bureau Federation
National Electric Light Association
United States
Pope Emerges From Vatican in Historic Move
The pope appeared outside the Vatican in a red car, first such public crossing since 1876. He traveled briefly into old Italian territory beyond Zecca Gate, marking a historic departure from a 60 year precedent.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Vatican Minus
Zecca
Death of A Burchette Prompts Mass Summons in Henderson
Court summons have been issued for 60 Venicemen and many witnesses in the Albert Burchette murder case. Judge Harley M. Whitiraff will preside as the first degree murder trial opens Monday. Prosecutors say key confessions and testimonies from Behrens and several locals could shape the proceedings.
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Earl Behrens
Clinton Wut Messinger
Saul Dos
Yeeuling Atteuney
Henderson
Luge Waileht
Albert Burchette
Harley M. Whitiraff
Jucgo
Linck Telinas
Lanerster Carpenter
Wloyf
Pepute
Pouameand
Walton
Baneiter
Cathh Behrens
Liesecator
Burcheta
Hehrens
Clayton Uston
Boo Miles
Frank Redfern
Adelphis
George W. Christinan
Fhia Atv
Ohede
Althiugh
Alon
Elmer Vanier
C'layton Stuston
Webreens
Rrhustencreek
Floyd Rigsby
Atoy Rutter
Elie Justice
Frank Lowery
Ieleville
SSH
Wits Tras Legater
Shoriff Lloyd
Governor to name group to choose site for state building
Governor Cooper announced that a five member State Building Commission will be appointed within ten days under the Morgan Roche Act. The panel, chosen by the governor, will select a site for a proposed new state office building. The law becomes effective July 7, but work may begin unofficially before then.
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Columbus
State Building Commission
Morgan‘Roche
Cooper
Govnor, Ie
Showers Predicted For Coming Week
Gastonia North Carolina reports a weather outlook with showers likely Tuesday through Wednesday and again later in the week. Temperature is expected near normal to slightly below with varied conditions across the Ohio Valley.
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Washington
George
Ine Wan
Belice
Chester
Aderholt
Ohio Valley
Ers
Carter
Harrison Miller
Filibuster Threats Rise As Congress Nears Summer Recess
United Press reports in Washington that a filibuster threat surfaces as Congress debates the farm bill without a debenture clause. A small group seeks to keep lawmakers through the summer to push the issue, with Democratic and Republican lawmakers showing signs of unity to pressure the measure.
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Congress
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Puitie
Pontues Plan Waa
Demastata
Ferenee
Vandre
Tole Lusen
Dinisenly
Beonnter
George We Norna
Nae
Tinakha
Heto
Bemitos Viornh
Vlaho
Hoover
Parris
Timber Ag
Oil men meet as independents rally against curbs
Independent operators from Oklahoma and Colorado gather to oppose oil production curtailment in the United States. W O E Wood accuses big firms of aiming to control markets and freeze out independent producers amid tariff and distribution disputes.
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Colorado
Wood
Cub
Oklahoma
Olarne
Standard
Shell
Armert- Win
Htra
Gas Tortured Doctors Fight To Stay Alive In Cleveland
In Cleveland four doctors and several nurses and staff were critically ill after exposure to gas fumes from a furnace accident three weeks earlier. Dr Conn Olkinson and Dr John Swiffod, along with Dr Harry Davies and Dr Perry McCullough, remain in serious condition as oxygen tents aid breathing.
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Cleveland
Padson
Conn Olkinson
Dental Department
John Swiffod
Harry Davies
Perry McCullough
Favet
Misa Nell Conway
Emily Verian
Haley Roberta
Mies Marylyn Johnston
Thomas Chiprant
Manhunt for William Taliman Extends in West
Police in California and Oregon pressed a manhunt for William Taliman, a quarry operator wanted in the murder of Mrs Virginia Putty in Los Angeles. Authorities extended the search across multiple states as the inquiry continued.
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Paleman
Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Fortland
Ore
William TL
Taliman
Qalin
Virginia Putty
Los Angeles
Indictments Across Columbus Metal Works and Giants Expos
Federal grand jury named 126 persons including Oscar C Herring and Otto Cigga with charges tied to alleged promotion activity. Other indicted include Ethel Powell Lotus Kriegel for permitting manufacture at Columbus Sheet Metal Works. Ren ny Kauff, former New York Giants outfielder, faces two liquor transport counts.
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Columbes
Oscar C. Herring
Otto Cigga
Ethel F. Powell
Lotus Kriegel
Columbus
iRenny Kauff
New York Giants
Coffman Will Speak Here to Ohio's Seniors
Ohio University four day commencement activities run Sunday through Tuesday with baccalaureate services, museum display, honorary degree ceremonies, and a musical program. Coffman of Minnesota will deliver the baccalaureate and commencement address.
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Coffman
Ohio
Ohio University
Baccas Laureatie Servicns
M Museum Dite
Vcamrmencome
Ant Fucsis
Athens Caontey Club
Robin
Rey
Atif Manor Auditors Hun
Athens
Alynismi Memorial
Lotus D. Coffin
University of Minnesota
Ohio University Museum
Agriculture At
Hudtolins
Orlock
Cragnet
University Symphony Orchestra
Treat
Treloreest Ingerham
Oil
Mahl
Alam
Auditoriane
Mise Helen Tridden
School of Music
Bus overturns near Brighton injures passengers
A Greyhound Lines bus carrying thirteen passengers from Cincinnati to Columbus overturned near Brighton last night after hydraulic brakes locked. No fatalities reported.
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Pam
Sengera
Greyhound Lines
Brighton
Cincinnati
Columbus
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