Wisps of Hair May Help ID Hit-Skip Driver
Columbus police praised hair evidence in the pursuit of the auto driver who struck and killed Ross Van Scoder. A hair found on the wrecked Noice car matched a strand from Van Scoder, linking Arthur Noice of Lancaster to the fatal 1 am crash on Winchester Pike.
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Lancaster
Capital City
U.P
Ross van Scoder
Arthur
Noice
Winchester Pike
Canal Winchester
van Scoder
Delaware
Scoder
North High Street
Grant Hospital
Lee Pence
Margaret Blackman
Greta Duskey
Stone Creek
Ohio
Nolte
Canton Boy Dies in Custody After Embezzlement Indictments
The body of Russell G. Eberhart, 2, who had spent over six weeks in Stark County Jail awaiting trial on embezzlement indictments involving between 50,000 and 100,000 from Henry L. Doherty Company's Massillon office, was to be returned home today after dying of heart trouble.
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Canton
O.R
Russell G. Eberhart
Stark County
Henry L. Doherty
Massillon
Follow Einstein If Possible A Fable Comes True
Arthur Brisbane comments on following Einstein, presents a fable like observation. Mentiones sugar, candy and Russia buying sugar as topical motifs.
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Einstein
Russia
Einstein on the universe and space versus matter
The article frames Einstein as redefining physics by deeming space the primary element and matter secondary. It notes his rejection of the ether and his pursuit of unified equations linking electromagnetism gravitation and geometry, suggesting the cosmos may be a single entity.
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Einstein
Newton
Earth
Space
Two Couples Wed in Airplane Ceremony Over Athens
Mabel McKnight wed Nickolas Ceran and Rosie Coen married John C. Deway in a flying wedding aboard the plane Smiling Thru at 2 PM and 5 PM. Rev. Howard Warner and Rev. C. M. Coulter officiated. Four Athens women shared lunch onboard. Pearl Day was the heaviest rider at 340 pounds, exceeding the previous record of 287.
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Mabel McKnight
Rosie Coen
Athens
Nickolas Ceran
Zanesville
John C. Deway
Jerry Gerbracht
Howard Warner
Hebbardsville
Robert C. Hess
T. W. Craig
F. J. Beasley
Frank Rauch
Pearl Day
Day
Car Recovered After Theft In Marietta Police Report
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company automobile stolen last week was recovered Monday in Marietta in good condition and returned to Athens by the company's employer. Police report details indicate the same night the fate of the Luster Fought Company was blown and about $100 stolen.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Marietta
Athens
Million loss sustained in stock dealing
Cincinnati reports a $1,000,000 shortage in Henry L. Doherty & Company Cincinnati branch led to the arrest of district sales manager A. W. Shafer on embezzlement charges. Officials say the shortage could reach $1,500,000 with kiting of checks blamed, affecting Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company and prompting state banking department scrutiny.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Henry L. Doherty & Company
A. W. Shafer
Charles Sawyer
Shafer
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Doherty
State Banking Department
Romania Faces Political Strife as King Seeks Unity and Queen
June 10 in Bucharest. King Carol II seeks internal unity and a queen to legitimize his reign. Princess Helene refuses to remarry the exiled husband, while Liberal leaders renew opposition, risking a coronation without a queen and widening the political rift after King Ferdinand's death.
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Carol II
Romania
Helene
Carol
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Ohio to name new Republican committeewoman uncertain
Columbus June 10 Arthur Nixon chairman of the Ohio Republican State Central Committee said a successor to the late Mrs Hugh Clark Steubenville as Republican National Committeewoman from Ohio will probably not be chosen for some months. The committee will fill two vacancies at its last week meeting in June one from the resignation of Ralph McBride Cleveland Twentieth District and the other from the death of William K Martin Lancaster Eleventh District.
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U.B
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Ohio
Arthur Nixon
Republican State Central Committee
Central Committee
Ralph McBride
Cleveland
William K. Martin
Lancaster
President Silent as Prohibition Debate Shifts Tone
Washington June 10 Hoover policy hints shift toward education over force as Wickersham calls for new laws and stricter penalties. The White House stays silent while Congress moves to transfer enforcement to Justice and soften Jones Law penalties.
Chicago Police Chief Seeks Break in Lingle Murder
Chicago officials from city to federal levels vow full pursuit after Alfred J. Lingle's murder. Frank J. Loesch says gangsters terrorize the community as editors face pressure to stop exposing gang activity. Police Chief William I. Russell pledges to solve the case, with detectives devoted to catching the killers. State's Attorney John A. Swanson also promises every effort and staff usage to secure the arrest.
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Chicago
U.R
Alfred J. Lingle
Frank J. Loesch
The
Crime Commission
Lingle
William I. Russell
al Lingle
John Stege
John A. Swanson
Wickersham Calls Prohibition Too Harsh in Education Critique
George W. Wickersham, head of Hoover’s Law Enforcement Commission, told 5,000 social workers in Boston that the dry laws are overly punitive and neglect education. He urged learning from England and Wales where temperance progress relied on education rather than force and penalties. The speech marked his first public attack on U S prohibition policies.
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Hoover
Boston Speeh
Wickersham
Waite House
Ben
England
Boston
Law Enforcement Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
U.R
George W. Wickersham
America
Hoover Commission
United States
Wales
Eight Candidates Enter County Sheriff Race
Eight men filed declarations for the Republican sheriff nomination including L. W. Sanders of Millfield and John N. Brewer of Athens. Other Republican contenders are Charlie Wood Athens Peter Barrows Nelsonville W. S. Bower Athens Garfield Grimes Millfield Howard L. Gilson Athens and Roy E. Goldsberry Lodi Township. Gerson D. Gorham Athens seeks county treasurer against incumbent W. E. Moler. A. Daugherty and L. H. Blackwood, both from Athens, oppose for the Republican nomination in county offices.
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L. W. Sanders
Millfield
John N. Brewer
West Union Street
Athens
Sheriff
Charlie Wood
Peter Barrows
Nelsonville
Bower
Garfield Grimes
Howard L. Gilson
Roy E. Goldsberry
Lodi Township
Gerson D. Gorham
W. E. Moler
Mr. Gorham
Stedman Company
Amenville
A. M. Mooney
Carthage
Mooney
A. Daugherty
L. H. Blackwood
Time Not Ripe for India Self Government, Simon Report
London reports that the British reaction to the first half of the Simon Commission findings is that the time is not ripe for immediate self government in India. The second half with recommendations will be released on June 24. Sir John Simon led the two and a half year inquiry in India.
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London
India
Simon Commission
Commisa
Bankers Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Canton report says W. A. Thompson vice-president and his son A. D. Thompson cashier of the Peoples Bank Company Alliance pleaded guilty to embezzling 43000 dollars and were sentenced to from two to thirty years in the penitentiary.
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Canton
Peoples’ Bank Company
Alliance
W. A. Thompson
A. D. Thompson
Prohibition Policy Debate Gains White House Quiet
Washington reports that President and aides remain silent as William Wickersham escalates criticism of prohibition policy. Officials and lobbyists claim Wickersham is aligned with the White House, a view echoed before the Senate Lobby Committee by officers of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. The White House did not deny the assertions.
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White House
Wickersham
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Ohio State Holds Graduation in Giant Stadium
Columbus June 9 An annual commencement at Ohio State University graduation exercises were held today with 1 351 graduates receiving degrees Orville Wright of Dayton aviation pioneer received an honorary Doctor of Science Manley Hudson of Harvard Law School gave the commencement address Dr J Z Wilee former football coach and new Alumni director welcomed graduates into alumni ranks The exercises were staged in Ohio Stadium on the campus
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Ohio State University
Orville Wright
Dayton
Manley
Hudson
Harvard Law School
J. Z. Wilee
Alumni Association
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Pickrel Files Candidacy for Democratic Lieutenant Governor
William G. Pickrel of Dayton, attorney and Ohio Bar Association president, filed his declaration for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He submitted petitions with 3,059 signatures from 55 counties. Pickrel was appointed to fill a vacancy after Earl D. Bloom resigned to become director of commerce. He previously lost in the 1928 primary.
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Columbus
PIH
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Ohio Bar Association
Pickrel
Donahey
Earl D. Bloom
James A Daugherty Dies at 58 in Mason City Hill
James A Daugherty, 58, died Monday at his son Alva’s home in Mason City Hill after a long illness. He is survived by one daughter and four sons. his wife Lenore died 12 years ago. Burial planned at The Plains. final funeral arrangements pending.
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Nelsonville
James A. Daugherty
Alva
Mason City Hill
Lenore
the Plains
Forged Pay Checks Target County Highway Dept
State investigators promise sensational disclosures in a probe of payroll padding at the County Highway Department. Hugh H. Harris, a county road foreman linked to Harris Construction Co, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the September Grand Jury after being charged with forging Theo Sencuk’s name on a $45 county road payoff. Harris admitted cashing the checks during questioning.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
Hugh H. Harris
Harris
Ed Ennin
Theo. Sencuk
Harris Construction Company
Whitney and
Hastings
George ¢. McKelvey
McKelvey
Waldo Buck to Head Carriers Another Year
Twenty members of the Athens County Rural Letter Carriers Association met at the Athens Post Office for their annual meeting. Waldo W. Buck was reelected president with Frank Strickland as vice president and George Brady as secretary-treasurer. Delegates named for the state convention at Lorain July 21 23 included George Brady Nelsonville Gaylor Cook Stewart Pearl Russell Frost Mr Jonas Nelsonville Mr Tucker Glouster. A mutual burial fund committee was formed and a picnic is planned at Ash Cave in Hocking County on Aug 34 inviting Meigs and Hocking County carriers and others. Reports from Lorain and Detroit conventions will be read and the event will include other entertainment. A large flag will mark the assembly site at the Cave.
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Athens County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Athens
Waldo W. Buck
Frank Strickland
George Brady
Lorain
Nelsonville
Gaylor Cook
Stewart
Pearl Russell
Frost
Jonas
Tucker
Glouster
Ash Cave
Hocking County
Three Indians killed in riot at Vellore during Moharram festival
Police fired on a crowd of Hindus and Muslims in Vellore during Moharram, killing three Indians and wounding more than twenty, reports from Madras note today.
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Bombay
Vellore
Madras
Chicago Reporter Murder of Albert Explodes in Hunt
Chicago officials disclosed the killer in the Albert Chicago Tribune reporter slaying near Washington Park Track. Police and state attorney Roche said a single suspect with prison records is sought, with witnesses and new leads widening the probe.
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Chicago
Roche
State
William Cunsad
Chicago’ Police
Albert
Cago Tribune
Washington Park
Cusack
Sayey
Lovetreet
Lingle
Iderer
Invest Re
Lrime
Lrime Fighting Organisation ‘Association of Com ; l Swung Into the Hunt. Eac
Ales
Mixed Up Hollywood Delivers Elopement Rumors
Rumors swirl as Olive Brakes and Tom Mix amid a possible elopement. A note about a disappearance sparks questions while Douglas Gilmore and Mrs Mix are drawn into the unfolding gossip at a Hollywood gathering.
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Hollywood
Tom Mix
Douglas Gilmore
Mix
Conneaut Police Suspension Over Battery and Arrest Charges
Two Conneaut policemen, XK. Aj Pounds and P. stofke, were suspended on charges of arresting in a case of alleged battery. Eugene Zappitella, 33, bound over on a charge of bombing the home of city councilman Alex mer.
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Conneaut
Aj Pounds
P. Stofke
Eugene Zappitella
Alex. Mer
Classifieds Offer Ford roadster and bicycle sales
A Mesner Classified Ada notice advertises a 1930s Ford roadster for 876 dollars and a bicycle for 18.76 dollars, with additional stray lines noting locations and prices. The garbled text suggests miscellaneous items for sale in old Sania tion.
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