Blood in Car May Prove Co Ed Murder Evidence
Ohio end of week toll includes drownings at Scioto River dam and Buckeye Lake plus two auto fatalities. Emerson James of Columbus and Dorothy Ritter of Circleville drown after their rowboat upends near Griggs Storage Dam. Iola Teyer and Morris Bostel survive with help from bystanders. Wendell Allemand dies at Buckeye Lake. a canoe capsizes while brothers tried to rescue him. Collision deaths near Columbus involve Thomas Conly and Joseph Trampholz. Conly's mother injured. White-hot flood of fatalities across the state highlights dangerous river and road conditions.
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Ohio
Scioto River
Lake
Columbus
Scioto
Griggs
Emerson James
Dorothy Ritter
Circleville
Iola Teyer
Morris Bostel
James
Yostel
Miss Tever
Bostel
Miss [Itzer
Boster
Buckeye Lake
Lancaster
Wendell Allemand
Greenfield High School
Ray
Leith’s
Thomas Conly
Edward Hunt
New Lexington
Joseph Trampholz
Hebron
Walter Tomilson
Trampholz
Conly
Sarah Conly
Booklets Offer Free From Government On Children's Clothes
The Athens Messenger lists three U.S. Government leaflets for making summer children's wear. Sun Suits for Children, Children's Rompers, and Dresses for the Little Girl show what materials to use and how to sew. Each booklet costs four cents. all three cost ten cents plus postage. Request via coupon.
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United States
Washington
Niagara Roaring Echoes Edison Light Anniversary
A commentary notes Niagara Falls roaring on radio to honor Edison's incandescent light anniversary. It compares private versus government power, urges unity, and links the idea to collective effort and consciousness amid a Hoover administration farm bill note. Also reports multiple road and train accident fatalities across Ohio including Mrs Mary E Strong, Eugene Klein, Max Bennison, Harry Rose, Samuel Fitch, and four people in Youngstown area.
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Niagara
Mr. Swope
General Electric Company
Edison
Chillicothe
Mary E. Strong
Hamden
Gallipolis
Eugene Klein
Toledo
Max Bennison
Harry Rose
Samuel Fitch
Plymouth
Newman's Corners
Youngstown
Nick Kotick
Mike Mozouk
Eugene Phillips
Francis M. Farrington
Water Shutoffs On President and Congress Streets
Water will be off on all of President Street and on Congress Street from Union to President on Tuesday morning. A 4 inch main is being laid to the South Bridge by a crew under Service Director G M Romine to serve the new stadium. The outage runs from 7 to 11 o clock.
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President Street
Congress Street
Union
President
G. M. Romine
Romine
Drunk Driving Arrest in Athens Leads to City Jail
Roy Graham of Athens was arrested Sunday night by Chief Finsterwald and Special Officer Gilson on Walker Street for driving a car while intoxicated. He awaits arraignment tonight at 7 before Mayor Woodworth and is in the city jail.
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Roy Graham
Athens
Finsterwald
Howard Gilson
Walker Street
E. C. Woodworth
Co. ¢. Campbell
Zanesville
Lafe Andrews
Albany
Mill Street Hill
Officer and Wife Slain Near Lover's Nest in Sewickley
Pittsburgh June 17. Sewickley borough police officer Edward Stemmiler and his wife were found shot to death this afternoon along Cornet Road in a site locals call Lover's Nest. Investigators say the couple were discovered in a roadside area. Authorities released few details pending further inquiry.
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Pittsburgh
Sewickley Borough
Edward Stemmiler
Cornet Road
Sewickley
Plane Crash Off English Coast Kills Six
Imperial Airways reported six people died when a passenger plane forced down in the English Channel near Dungeness during a routine Croydon Airdome to Paris flight. Five were hospitalized including the mechanic, while the pilot survived. Six aboard were women and several were Americans. The aircraft sent SOS signals as it returned to the coast before crashing into calm seas.
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Lympne
England
Imperial Airways
English Channel
Dungeness
Croydon Airdome
London
Paris
Koata
Senate tariff fighting hinges on Borah Watson vote
Washington June 17 The Senate debates the tariff scale with key votes from Floor Leader Watson and Senator Borah looming. If Watson wins by a narrow margin a vote on the Borah resolution will be held, else a longer fight and possible no tariff bill or recess.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Finance Committee
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Whewise
Congress
House
Smoot
Capitol
Shawnee Pair Is Wedded in Church
Miss Irene Byrne daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Byrne Shawnee and Mr Edward G Blaire were married at St Marys church Shawnee by Rev Father Kessler in front of over 300 guests Blaire a Ohio State University College of Pharmacy graduate and Shawnee businessman, the bride a Shawnee High School alumna and former Columbus teacher, plan a brief honeymoon and then reside in Shawnee.
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New Lexington
St. Mary's Church
Shawnee
Irene Byrne
J. G. Byrne
Edward G. Blaire
Father Kessler
Blake
Ohio State University
College of Pharmacy
Shawnee High School
Columbus
Joint Meeting Tonight in Amesville with Athens Kanisinh
The Athens Kanisinh will hold a joint meeting with the Amesville Community Club in Amesville this evening. Members will depart from the Methodist Church by automobile for the annual event.
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Athens Kanisinh
Amesville
Methodist Church
Father of Slain Girl Tells Life Story of Theora
Melvin T. Hix of Bradenton Florida sobbed as he recounted his daughter Theora’s life. He said she never went with men, had a quiet nature, and had just told of a university position. He offered to give his life to find the killer. the Hixes had not seen her body yet.
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Columbus
Melvin T. Hix
Bradenton
Fla
Theera
Hellion
Theora
Echoot
Flix
Florida
Aaide Hix
James H. Snook
Marion Meyers
Hix
Snook
Miss Hix
Catholics and Mexicans Move Toward End of Church Dispute
In Carry Mexico on June 17 prospects for an early end to the religious conflict between the Mexican government and the Catholic Church improved as no third conference occurred between President Emilio Portes Gil and church emissaries. United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow held his first known talks with the archbishop and Bishop Pasqual Ding, delaying his departure for Cuernavaca to attend the meeting. The discussions' specifics were not disclosed.
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Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Pasqual Ding
Cuernavaca
Demand Sale of Property of Miner Union in Belmont County
A Belmont County Common Pleas Court suit seeks the appointment of a receiver and sale of United Mine Workers Subdistrict No 5 property. Albert Cernek and Paul Kunstek claim 15 000 miners in the district and name John Cinque Joe O Grady John P Lewis and other officers as defendants. They want the Bellaire Miners Temple valued at 100 000 sold at public auction with proceeds to miners and ask to set aside a deed to John P Lewis alleging fraud and to stop rents from the Temple.
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ST. Clairsville
United Mine Workers
Bellaire
John P. Lewis
Cernek
Kunsted
Weather grants labor a fine May with steady steel and auto work
The weather department reports May brought more jobs for construction, airplane plants, and shipyards, aiding skilled workers. Textile employment remained weak, southern plants lagged, and shortages of pattern makers machinists tool and die makers and other skilled metal workers were noted.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robbers Take $100,000 From Philadelphia Pawn Shop
Six men robbed the Brooks Pawn Shop in Philadelphia after binding and gagging two clerks and two customers. They fled with jewelry and cash valued at more than $100,000 after opening hours, and authorities believe the suspects hid in the building overnight.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Brooks
Charles McAfee Held on a Liquor Charge
Athens man Charles McAfee was arrested in New Fleetwood by Constable Harry L. Dalton and Prohibition Agent W. R. Leonard while walking to a streetcar. A two gallon jug of liquor was found in his suitcase, officers said.
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New Fleetwood
Charles McAfee
Athens
Harry L. Dalton
Stats Prohibition
W. R. Leonard
McAfee
Stains In Dr Snook Couped To Be Analyzed
The State investigates Dr James H Snook professor at Ohio State University as the hammer murderer of Theora Hix co ed in the college of medicine. Prosecutor Chester questions Marion Meyers and others linked to the case as detectives weave circumstantial evidence.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
State Today
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
College of Medicine
Marion Meyers
John Mr. Chester
Suspect Taken To Scenes Of His Meetings With Murdered Co Ed
Ohio State University veterinary professor Dr James H Snook is held in the county jail amid an investigation of the rifle range murder of Minas Theora Hix a medical student. Detectives drove Snook to the New York Central Rifle Range apartment and other locations to corroborate his movements. The university president moved to dismiss Snook from the faculty as prosecutors take steps to obtain a confession.
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Theora Hix
Ohio State
Columbus
James TH. Bock
Bove
Snook
Antwerp
Misa Hix
Marion T. Myers
Bneck
Dr. Snook
New York Central
Here
Miss Hix
Miew Hix
Stoto Country Club
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University
Margaret Smalley
Howard
Newark
Ohio
Chester
New York Central Rifle Range
Heres
George W. Rightmire
Rightmire
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