Meigs County Killing After Home Invasion Fight
Harley Canode, 24, was killed in a Columbia Township home after a fist fight with Ermal A. Martin 19 and brother James Martin. Ermal Martin surrendered. a 4 year old child was briefly trampled but unharmed. Canode reportedly forced entry and was shot with a muzzle loading shotgun. Martin said self defense. investigation pending.
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A. Hartley
Columbia Township
Harley Canode
Ermal A. Martin
James Martin
E. A. Martin
Cenade
James
Ermal Zien
Canoe
Canie
Ermat
Martin
Willis Tightfoot
Townsend
Ermit Martin
Canode
Jockey Near Death After Race Track Spill
Lloyd Fage an 11 year old jockey and second ranking rider at Bainbridge Race Track was reported near death from a fractured skull after four horses fell in a race. The spill occurred in front of the crowded grandstand and was the most spectacular accident seen on a race track. Jockeys Kohn Meade Dan Frageate and Tommy Fowler avoided serious injuries.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Fage
Bainbridge Race Track
Kohn Meade
Dan Frageate
Tommy Fowler
Ohio University summer enrollment passes 1300 mark
Enrollment at Ohio University summer session neared 1300 on Saturday with late registrations. About 100 students joined since registration closed Monday, and more applicants with late permits are anticipated early this week. Last year 1400 enrolled for the short term as classes began Tuesday.
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University
Ohio University Summer School
Charge Dismissed in Damages Settlement for Watkins
A reckless driving charge against Dean Watking of Glouster was dismissed by Mayor Robert S. Woot in city court Friday night after Watkins agreed to pay damages from a collision with a car driven by William Jaymes of Union last week. No injuries reported and both vehicles suffered minor damage.
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Watkins
Dean Watking
Glouster
Roberts
Woot
William Jaymes
Union
White May Call Conference on Eastern Ohio Mine Strike
The Eastern Ohio bituminous strike threatens 4000 workers idle as Gov. White considers a conference between operators and workers. Belmont County delegation urged settlement. Haubrich report under study. Mines closed, NMU and NLM spread pickets, Jefferson County anxious amid potential violence.
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White
Ohio
George White
Belmont County
Columbus
Robert Haubrich
Ohio National Guard
Clarkson Coal Company
National
Thien
United Mine Workers of America
Citraville
Citizens
Cleveland
U May
Jefferson County
NLM Ou
NMU
Mussolini asserts absolute state control over education and religion
The article quotes Mussolini declaring everything within the state and nothing outside it, demanding state authority over education and religion, with strict control over religion and private discussion. It notes his stance against sharing power and his intolerance for attacks on the regime.
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Mussolini
Louis
Vatican
Ussolini
Bac
Hoover Faces Backlash After Radio Speech Overrun
Beverly Hills report notes President Hoover ran 15 minutes over on a radio address, drawing sharp criticism from listeners and overshadowing the Wickersham report. The missive warns such overrun could hurt him politically and cites rising unrest among radio fans. The column also references the deteriorating old west with a quip about Reno cartoonists.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mr. Hoover
Afooa
Andy
Wickersham
Will
Old West
Reno
Chauncey visitor greets sister after 35 years apart
Chauncey resident C C Frye visited sister Mrs F V Smith in Shadyside Belmont County with his wife Bertha Schoonover and children spending part of the week visiting relatives. In Dayton a Columbus woman Mrs W A Milne was killed and her daughter Mrs W Kinder injured as two autos collided on the National Highway near Brookville with four Dallas Texans hurt.
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C. C. Frye
F. V. Smith
Shadyside
Belmont County
Columbus
Dayton
W. A. Milne
W. Kinder
Dallas
Tex
Brookville
Report on Ohio State professor Miller case
The AAUP investigating committee led by Dr. A B Cole left Columbus without comment after reviewing evidence on the dismissal of Dr Herbert A Miller from Ohio State University. They will draft a report for the association bulletin after conferring with President George W Rightmire.
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Columbus
American Association of University Professors
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
A. B. Cole
University of Illinois
Maude Lowther New Trial Bid Scheduled in Jefferson Ohio
Mrs. Maude Lowther, convicted of murdering Mrs. Tilby Stith, will have her motion for a new trial argued before Common Pleas Judge J. P. Oglebay in Jefferson Ohio at 1 p.m. Monday.
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Jefferson
U.P
Maude Lowther
Tilby Stith
J. P. Oglebay
Heat Wave Grips Ohio as Athens Records Hit 97 Degrees
Unofficially 101 degrees reported in several counties as Southeastern Ohio endures a brutal heat spell. Athens reaches 97 1 2 degrees at 4 30 pm Saturday, with 93 1 2 degrees late Friday. Two heat deaths occur in Cleveland and Bellaire among many heat related incidents.
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Athens
C MN. France
Cir
France Sid
Ohio
Cleveland
Warren Wilson
Semurl Lavidswan
Lrasid Nelson
Bellaire
Triplet girls born after fire injury report
Chicago June 20 report states Mrs Frank Kiley gave birth to triplet girls who are doing nicely. father puzzled by future finances after a fire injury left him unable to work. Six Riley children aged 6 to 17, mother and babies all well.
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Chicago
Frank Kiley
Riley
Nautilus Battles Ocean Trials Amid Engine Troubles
Washington reports engine trouble again on the Nautilus as Sir Hubert Wilkins presses the Atlantic crossing attempt aboard the submarine. The vessel was towed by the Wyoming after prior motor failures, with bridge and periscope damaged as seas swept the craft 289 miles from Queenstown, Ireland.
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Washington
U.R
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Atlantic
North Pole
Wyoming
Aean
Queenstown
Ireland
Ruth Nichols to attempt trans Atlantic solo flight
Ruth Nichols plans to depart Floyd Bennett Airport on the first leg of her projected solo flight to cross the Atlantic. Repairs on her Lockheed monoplane, damaged in a recent landing, are progressing and a test flight is expected early tomorrow.
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New York
Misa Ruth Nichols
Society
Irland Frord-Holding Mier
Floyd Bennett Airport
Frepaira
Misa Nichols
Tomorrrow
Bowmans Plead Guilty in Higginsport Bank Heist
Neil and Howard Bowman and Lyle Cornell pleaded guilty to robbing Citizens Bank at Higginsport. They were sentenced to life in the State Penitentiary, with grand jury action pending over a bystander death from a gun battle. The trio had led a two year crime spree across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Bowmans
Higginsport
Georgetown
Citzens
Neil
Howard Bowman
Bowman
Lyle Cornell
Texas
Oho
Joseph Schawk
Schnek
Cincinnaty
Schneck
Parkeraburr
WoVa
Chad Traver
Sullivan
Thrill murder grips Lima as police probe two deaths
In Lima a 17 year old Thelma Woods and her escort 21 year old Fatt Truesdale were found murdered in a quarry pond. Police questioned a farmer and a watchman after an automobile robbery report tied to the case surfaced. Thelma Woods’ body surfaced a week earlier.
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Lima
June
Thelma Woods
Fatt Truesdale
Truesdale
Laney
Aweete Heart
I C C Orders Hearing For Freight Rate Rise
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to set a 35 percent freight rate increase for hearing. Carriers must state within 15 days whether the ruling applies to all existing rates or only specific exceptions and whether any interest rates are conferred on the application.
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Wanamanuaus
Pthe Interstate Commerce Commission
Carriera
Hoover Plan Seeks Delay of War Debts and Reparations
President Hoover floated a plan to suspend European war debt payments for one to two years conditional on Allied powers and Germany agreeing to pause reparations. The proposal would relieve Germany of about 401 million dollars in reparations to March 1941 and a larger amount the next year if extended, subject to Congress approval. Hoover consulted with congressional leaders and anticipated bipartisan support, aiming for action when Congress reconvenes next December.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Atspcnmon Oor
Con
Preaient Hoover
Fender
Conproag
Jonge Dintanne
Fendera
Pajama Wearing Sparks Cross-Border Confusion
In Texarkana, TX and AR, a pajama wearing girl was sent home with the admonition to dress, prompting Arkansas officials to claim no authority while Texas officials urged pajama wearers to cross the street to Texas. The exchange highlights jurisdictional friction over attire rules across the state line.
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Texarkana
Tez
Tex
Texackane
Ark
W. 0
Haya
Arkansas
Texas
Fathers Day tribute warms Athens dads on Sunday
Hundreds of Athens fathers will find breakfast ready in bed and cars fueled for golf outings as families honor Dad on Father’s Day. One dad notes the day is welcome though he jokes about balancing celebration with chores and leisure.
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Athens
Battle for oil riches at Nelsonville pits two contractors
In Nelsonville at Lick Run two oil well contractors Frank O Mara and Porter Brothers Marietta face off in a close race toward the Clinton sand 3300 feet below the surface. Each side races to strike a producer as tools and luck decide the outcome in a high stakes contest.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run
Daily News
Clinton
Qupcente
Frank O'Mara
Neilsonville
Porter Brothers
Marietta
Kimber Oil & Gas Company
Ita Lame
O'Mara
Hocking @ Athens Coal Company
Porter Srothers
OP Mae
Lesze
O'Mara No. 3
Andew Hida Daranr
Our- Face
Sen. Pert
Segeing
Coolville Span Opening Celebrated With History Talk
Coolville prepares for next Thursday’s June 24 celebration of a new bridge across the river. The event features Governor Comper, Congressman Thomig, and a drum corps as townsfolk recall local pioneers and the old toll bridge era.
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Nona Welter
Diatsict
A.B. Saunders Messenger
Coolville
Dune
Sauthering
Thea Naw Bridge
Thie Atule
Tjovernor
Cineinnatant
Thomig AL Tan Hii
Letten
Governor White
Hemnett
Bone
Tov Wi Boa Fratoe
Gednaul
Two Brothers Drown In Ohio River Tragedy Near Racine
Glenn Gaarky aged 13 and Vester Gaarky aged 17 died after drowning in the Ohio River near Racine. The younger was pulled from a rowboat when clothing caught on a trotline hook and the older brother died attempting to rescue him. Bodies recovered later that day.
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Racine
Glenn
Vester Gaarky
George Clark
Ohio River
Poneroy
Clark
Virginia
Bodlea
Murder Mystery Rocks Faithfall Home Then Woman Found Dead
In a Greenwich Village case the Faithfall home was the scene of a scream and a disappearance. Investigators recovered a nearly nude body on James Beach Long Island days later, with authorities declaring foul play despite signs pointing to murder. Harold R. King and others investigated a new lead as witnesses testified before the stand jury.
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Angie
Clara
Greenwich Village
Valentine
Kivlat M. Didwoide
Nansen
Parr
Apparsatly High
Spiritn Naver da Bo
Jang Beach
Long
Oilwarde
Muletade
Toledo Man Slain After Warning Note Urges Departure
Toledo police report Tony Julian a 39 year old restaurant manager was shot and fatally wounded at his apartment door after receiving a menacing note earlier demanding he leave town. Investigators pursue leads as motive and suspects are sought.
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Toledo
U.P
Tony Julian
Teétt
Masaillon
Students To Play For Muateat Program At Hall
Two University of Ohio School of Music students will perform an organ and violin solo at Muase Hall Auditorium at 8 o clock Sunday night. Organist is Horn, violinist Richard Misi eban will present works by noted composers. Both are advanced music students pursuing graduate degrees.
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Muateat
Mm Hall
Ohiversity School of Music
Muasle Hall
Richard Misieban
Armen
Grees
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