Hoover Keynote Credits Economic Reform and Historial Resolve
Chicago June 14 Senator L J Dickinson delivering the Republican National Convention keynote praised President Hoover s economic rehabilitation program. He credited measures to balance the budget, aid to agriculture, and world disarmament, while denouncing Democratic obstruction and warning against radicalism. He cited progress by the Federal Reserve, public works, unemployment relief, and depressions stabilizers including the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He asserted that Hoover prevented a financial panic and cushioned the Wall Street debacle.
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Hoover
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Dickinson
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
National Unemployment Committee
Federal Employment Service
Germany
The
National Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Washington
Patagonia
Siam
Mob Ambushes Worker From Lick Run Mine
Logan June 14 Five hours after he says he was attacked by about 30 men McIntosh reported the incident to Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Farbearn who found his car damaged with rocks and two gasoline tank holes He told officers he was driving toward Lick Run when the log across the highway drew the crowd and four men attacked him He contacted National Guard Headquarters at Nelsonville before notifying local officials The sheriff said he should be called at once after any attack and McIntosh later gave his account to Prosecutor C Wood Bowen.
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Nelsonville
Hocking County
Ellinger
Farbearn
McelIntosh
McIntosh
C. Wood Bowen
Card Quarrel Slaying Motive
Dr. John O. Steer confessed in county jail that a quarrel over a card game led to the beating and shooting of his wife Vera in their Garfield Heights home. He claimed she struck him with a revolver first and that he did not intend to kill her, while he said a burglar story was staged after.
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Cleveland
John O. Steer
Vera
Garfield Heights
Steer
Schools Must Keep Open
Dr. E. B. Bryan of Ohio University urged that closing schools would strike at the heart of national existence. He noted a 1,570-graduate class at Ohio State and argued education is universal in interest with over 30 million in schools nation-wide. He explained democratization of education across sex race age ability offerings and individual needs, stressing lifelong learning from birth to grave.
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America
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Ohio State University
United States
Bryan
Demosthenes
Hess
Kenneth Kay
Baldwin-Wallace College
Campbell
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Janet Louise Barthiow
West Side School
Miss Barthlow
Presbyterian Church
Merna Louise*Mills
University of Cincinnati
East Side School
Miss Mills
Ames-Bern
Cincinnati
Flour Distribution Limited. Red Cross Trials Athens Area
Government flour distribution through the Red Cross to residents of Athens and Athens Township begins at City Hall today. Distribution continues tomorrow and until noon Thursday. New applicants are not being accepted due to insufficient supply, and this limit applies to all townships, including Athens Township.
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Red Cross
Athens
Athens Township
City Hall
Oust Woman Yost Sheds WV National Committeewoman Seat
Chicago June 14 Mrs T ris Yost director of the Women s Division of the Republican National Committee and a leading administration woman will be ousted today from her post as national committeewoman from West Virginia She failed of re election in the West Virginia state caucus executive meeting after a clash involving Walter Hallahan and other national figures during suffrage days
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Chicago
U.P
Tris Yost
Republican National Committee
West Virginia
Yost
Walter Hallahan
Eight Counties Seek Relief Bonds Totaling 1 171 435
The State Relief Commission said requests for $1 171 435 in relief bonds from eight counties were recognized today. The bond proposals, filed under the enacted legislation of the recent extra session, will be forwarded to the state tax commission for final approval.
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Senate Relief Commission
Columbus
U.ri
State Relief Commission
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Municipal Sewage Compliance
Columbus June 14 The Ohio Supreme Court was asked in a test case to declare its position on municipalities that have refused to comply with executive orders demanding installation of adequate sewage disposal facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Blockheads Road Paving Novel Arouses Debate
A technical magazine cites a Russian engineer proposing triangular homemade iron blockheads to pave roads. The idea, though not novel, sparks concerns over cruelty and neighborhood depopulation. The rest of the page notes classifieds including a BUICK 1924 COACH ad from McFarland Chevrolet.
Athens Board approves teacher appointments cuts to save budget
The Athens City Board of Education approved appointments by Supt. W W Ankenbrand with three to two votes. Eight teachers were not reappointed and three positions eliminated to save 5600 from the budget. Minimum salaries will be set about 20 percent below last year with a later 10 percent top up if funds allow.
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Athens City Board of Education
Board of Education
Central School
Ankenbrand
Bridgman
Miss Williams
F. B. Gullum
E. R. Walker
Gullum
Walker
A. H B. Roe
Ohn Woolley
Price
A. B. Roe
Athens
Guilum
Cabinet Leads Hoover Group At Convention
Chicago reports that four Hoover cabinet members Mills Hurley Hyde Doak will guide the Republican platform committee with White House support in a bid to secure pro prohibition and farm relief. Hoover is expected to accept re submission but oppose repeal, uniting administration allies for lengthy sessions tonight.
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Chicago
U.P
Hoover
White House
Senate
Mills
Treasury
Hurley
War
Hyde
Agriculture
Doak
Labor
Resolutions Committee
Washington
White Names Five for Study
Governor George White announced a committee to study government economy in Ohio and salary readjustment for state and sub division employees. Members include H. S. Atkinson Columbus Max Hirsch Cincinnati Rep Frank Cave Mansfield and A C Ernst Cleveland with Finance Director Howard L. Bevis as chairman. The senate panel agrees to cooperate.
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George White
Ohio
Atkinson
Max Hirsch
Cincinnati
Frank Cave
Mansafield
A. C. Ernst
Cleveland
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
State Senate
Drowning Victims Frances Tuey and Claud Gilbert Recovered
June 14 The bodies of Frances Tuey 19 and Claud Gilbert 25 both of Xenia were recovered from the Ohio River Monday after their boat overturned and they drowned.
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Ripley
Frances Tuey
Claud Gilbert
Xenia
Ohio River
Mechanicsburg Man Is Marked by Fate
John Bratton, 55, Mechanicsburg, lost balance with an artificial left foot and severed two fingers of his left hand with a hatchet while working on the new South Bridge. Bratton, a laborer formerly of Vin ton County, previously injured his left foot in 1928 and has walked with an artificial foot since then.
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John Bratton
Mechanicsburg
New South Bridge
Bratton
Vinton County
Dundas
Mass Protest In Glouster Over Mine Work Resumption
About 5000 to 6000 people gathered in Glouster for a parade and mass meeting protesting the resumption of mining in the Hocking district without recognition of the United Mine Workers of America. Led by Stick's Band, the march passed through Cherry and High streets and Trimble before speeches by Ohio Mine Workers officials and local organizers.
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United Mine Workers of America
Cherry Street
Ag Itawung
High Street
Republic Avenue
Glouater
Athens Lumber Company
Trimble
UU. M. W. of A
American Legion
Stick
High
Main Street
Madison Street
M. EF. Church
Lee Hall
Miners’ Organization
G. W. Savage
David Watkins
Ohio Mine Workers
Mollie Robinson Crane
Nelson Beatty
West Virginia
Millfield
Bare Domestic Affairs Young Obloan on Trial For Murder of Wife
In Millersburg Ohio on June 14, Herbert Meeker 23 faces a life on trial for murdering his 18 year old wife. Prosecution led by Elmo Batell argues recurring quarrels shattered their romance and driven to murder. The nude battered body was found in Billbuck Creek. Co-defendant Harold Young 19 shot himself as officers arrived.
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Billbuck Creek
Meeker
Harold Young
Job of Keynoters At Conventions Is Not Sought by Will
Chicago dispatch notes the June convention opens with a House vote on the soldier bonus. Report critiques the keynote role, mocking speeches from Washington and the crowd’s focus on badges and lobbyists. Dickinson of Iowa is identified as the keynote figure amid skepticism.
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Chicago
House of Representatives
Washington
Mr. Dickinson
Iowa
Charley Lawes
Cicero
Lil
Will
Ship's Master Recalls Rescue of Airman at Sea
Circe Shell crew spotted an airplane tail submerged near a buoy four miles off the starboard bow. Lifeboat crews pulled Sam Stanley Hausner from the water after eight days adrift, he thanked the captain and collapsed. He is reported progressing well with no obvious internal injuries.
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James W. Wilson
Circe Shell
United Press
Antwerp
New Orleans
Providence
Sam Stanley Hausner
Radio 4
Gangster Denies Guilt In Potter Slaying Trial
Pittsburgh gangster Hymie Martin testified he did not murder former Cleveland Councilman William K. Potter or know of any plot to kill him. On the witness stand during a second trial for first degree murder, his lawyer pressed him to admit the killing, and Martin denied the charge with a firm no.
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U.P
Pittsburgh
Hymie Martin
William KE. Potter
Martin
Potter
William Potter
William EB. Minshall
Ohio State University 1570 Degrees in 15th Commencement
In Columbus Ohio the 15th annual commencement at Ohio State University awarded 1570 degrees in a late afternoon ceremony. Two alumni received honorary degrees Charlies F Marvin chief of the Weather Bureau and Professor Walter C O Kane noted entomologist of the University of New Hampshire. Dr E B Bryan president of Ohio University gave the address urging education as a vital national enterprise.
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Columbus
Ohio State Stadium
Ohio State University
Charlies F. Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
Walter C. O'Kane
University of New Hampshire
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Swimmer Raymond Auf derheide Drowns Near Dayton
Raymond Auf derheide aged 17 drowned Monday while swimming near Dayton. Lifeguards and responders arrived but could not revive him. Authorities announced the death and conducted a standard inquiry into the incident.
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Dayton
Raymond Aufderheide
Here
New Philadelphia Editor Joseph E. Hurst Dies at 65
Joseph E. Hurst editor of the Daily Times Dieice died at his home in New Philadelphia early today of heart disease. A former two term state senator he had been a candidate from the 16th District for Congress.
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Joseph E. Hurst
The
Daily Times
Dei
Ice
Hurst
Bitter Struggle Over Prohibition Emerges at GOP Convention
At Chicago June 14 delegates and police faced a tense scene as a large crowd gathered around the Republican National Convention. The event opened with Chairman Simeon D. Fess leading, amid fears of demonstrations and a push for a mild pro prohibition resubmission plank.
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Chicago
Simeon D. Fess
Jane Addams
Hoover
Preai
Springfield recalls Mayor Miller after 700 signatures filed
Petitions bearing 700 Springfield signatures asked for the recall of Lewis L. Miller mayor and city commission president. The filing to City Auditor Forest E Counts was by B L Blood of the Springfield Clean Government Club. Miller faced charges of advancing private interests and improper use of public funds violating civil service rules and waterworks funds allocations.
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Springfield
Lewis L. Miller
City Commission
Forest E. Counts
B. L. Blood
Springfield Clean Government Club
Miller
Ironton Names New Public Schools Superintendent
June 4 Ironton. Cari Be Larson was promoted by the board of education from Ironton High School principal to superintendent of the public schools, succeeding Harper C. Pendry who recently resigned to lead Athens, Ohio schools.
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Harper C. Pendry
L. Wood
Carl Roberts
Ironton
Cari BE. Larson
Board of Education
Ironton High School
Ain Pendry
Athens
Mhic
Civil War veteran Reverend William N Leach dies in Columbus
The Rev. William Newton Leach, formerly held at Libby Prison during the Civil War, died in Columbus on Monday from infirmities.
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Columbus
William Newton Leach
Libby
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