Petitions For Party Candidacies Thrown Out In Board Review
Contested petitions from Democratic and Republican committees faced scrutiny at the Athens Board of Elections. Seventeen cases were denied or protested. several were accepted conditionally, with final outcomes to be decided by the secretary of state. Disputes centered on precinct eligibility, petition seals, and notary attestations amid a lengthy four session review.
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The
Ath. Board of Elections
Tes
Notary
Accept
Secretary of State
Ghtare
Democratic Executive Com
Everett White
Republican Central Com
Albany
State
Kelley
Nelsonville
Republiaiman
Poston, Sr
Dan A. Bardin
Athens
Earl Johnson
Trimuthean
J. P. Griffin
Hock- Democrat
John W. Bolin
Mius Blank Book Co
Johnson War
C. B. Chandrat
Fire
Leo Merchant
Floyd Stantat
Chauncey
McKibben
Samocrat
Trimble Township
Hollow
Elmer Sarat
the Plains
McNabb
Harold
Richard H. Brown
Urtzman
Glouster
Howard Russell
Demeens
Ibson
Waterloo Township
W. R. Wells
Re- Bern
Lathrop
Outlaw Pet Reilly Tells Federal Inquiries of Harboring Fugitives
John long hunted outlaw Pet Reilly confessed to Emmy Carroll in Minneapolis that Waterloo Ia killer Was dead and that he had knowledge of a harboring fugitive ring. Investigators heard the claim as a ball game ended days ago.
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John
Reilly
Federal Invest
Emmy Carroll
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Minured in Fall
Myrtie McComas age 63 of 76 percent suffered a fracture in a fall down stairs at night. She was removed to Arm Hospital.
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iMyrtie McComas
Ring Arms Hospital
Housing Bill Signed to Boost Home Building and Loans
President Roosevelt signed the Housing Bill to revive industry by financing new homes and modernization. It insures private loans up to 80 percent, with caps of 16 000 dollars per mortgage and 20 year terms, plus a 6 percent max interest. The plan creates national mortgage associations and expands the Home Owners Loan Corporation to 3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Roosevelt on the Air Is the Real Thing
Beverly Hills dispatch notes Will Rogers praising Franklin D Roosevelt as he plans a Honolulu trip and radio address. Rogers says Roosevelt’s talks are earnestly followed and his confidence signals progress out of the crisis.
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Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
Cal
Honolulu
Will Rogers
McCune Urges Attendance for Legion Show in Athens
Athens residents urged to stay for the Fourth of July celebration organized by K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion. The day begins 10 30 a m at the Athens County Fairgrounds with a Millfield versus Glouster miners baseball game, followed by boxing, races, craft and midway attractions, outdoor dance, and a grand fireworks display.
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Athens
K. T. Crossen Post
The
American Legion
Len B. McCune
Legion
Athens County Fairgrounds
Millfield
Glouster
Japs Bombard British Forces in Shanghai Riots
Rioting erupted as Japanese attacked British troops during arrests of two Japanese sailors in Shanghai's international settlement. Bricks bottles and clubs flew as both sides strained to avoid a larger clash in the war zone like district. Authorities feared further outbreaks as patrols remained heightened.
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Shanghais International Settlement
Norma Millen Convicted as Accessory After Needham Robbery
Norma Millen age 19 was convicted of being an accessory after the fact to robbery and murder in the Needham Trust Company case. The Millen trio Morton and Irving Millen and Abraham Faber were already convicted of murder in the same crime that left two policemen dead in a February robbery.
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Gunner
Norma
Morton Millen
Irving
Abraham Faber
Needham Trust Company
Norma Millen
Dedham
Mass
Alabama Court Upholds Negro Death Penalty
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld the death sentences of Clarence Norris and Heyward Patterson in the Scottsboro case. It set execution dates for Friday August 31. Justice Gardner ruled the jury list was fair and non discriminatory.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Heyward Patterson
Scottsboro
Heywood Patterson
Supreme Court
Thomas F. Knight, Jr
Norris
Lucien D. Gardner
Gardner
Victoria Price
Paint Rock
Condition of Marie Dressler Is Critical
Marie Dressler, 60, remained in critical condition after a two year decline. A nurse attended her continually today at Santa Barbara, while she could only work a few hours in latent pictures at her Hollywood studio.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
i--Marie Dressier
Hollywood
Miss Dressler
Five Die in Hanford Ranch Fire
Five persons were burned to death when flames destroyed A. Kolff's ranch house near Hanford California. Fire officials said a possible sixth victim was missing and the coroner and fire chief hinted at possible foul play.
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Hanford
Calif
A. Kolff
O. D. Strong
W. D. Cackler
Health official warns against Fourth of July firework use
Columbus report states Dr H G Southard Ohio state director of health cites 86 deaths from fire crackers in the last four years and urges restraint to prevent more casualties.
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Columbus
H. G. Southard
Southard
Ohio
Ohio governor eyes urgent school matters after unanimous voting
Governor George White planned to urge the legislature to focus on urgent school issues and recall lawmakers in September. He sought reenactment of the Lloyd Bill to aid districts with short term notes and unfunded debt, funding options, federal borrowing, and alignment with a ten mill tax limit. Ohio building and loan legislation sped to adoption with a unanimous Senate vote, reshaping directors rules and offset provisions as it heads to final House action.
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Columbus
George White
Ohio
Senate
House
H. E. Hoagland
Special Committee
Darrow Board Sparks NRA Feud Over Reports
Washington reports a clash between the Darrow Review Board and the NRA as Hugh Johnson and NRA administrators trade sharp accusations of false material and inaccuracy in the second Darrow report. Ronald Aichberg and twelve NRA officials reply, while Charles E. Russell forecasts a board statement. The White House has provided the reports for publication.
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Darrow Review Board
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S*uing
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Darrow
Ronald R. Aichberg
Charles E. Russell
Clarence Darrow
Whits House
Roosevelt
Plea Entered in Assault Charge by Athens Man
Ed Nice of Athens appeared before Mayor Len B. McCune to answer an assault and battery charge filed by Maude Syckes of Chauncey. Nice pleaded not guilty and posted 500 bond for grand jury action. Three others, Carl Williams, Charles Markhan, and Guy Glover, were fined five dollars and costs for intoxicants.
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Ed Nice
Athens
Len B. McCune
Maude Syckes
Chauncey
Nice
Carl Williams
Charles Markhan
Guy Glover
Birth Announcement for Daughter of Mr and Mrs Connett
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Connett of 6n Morris Avenue at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday afternoon at 1 30. The birth adds a new member to the Connett family with details recorded for the local birth notice.
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Raymond Connett
Morris Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Milwaukee Riots as Electric Railway Strike Spreads
Rioting hit Milwaukee on June 28 as a citywide walkout by Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company workers prompted street car suspensions. About 59 arrests, 11 policemen and 12 others injured as 8,000 to 30,000 demonstrators attacked barns, cars, and stations across Oakland Avenue, South Side and West Side districts over unions seeking a vote on replacing the company union.
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Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Oakland Avenue
American Federation of Labor
Fond du Lac Avenue
A. F. of L
Utility
State Moves to Stop Refilling Of Legal Liquor Bottles
Columbus, June 24. The state liquor control board prohibited refilling any bottle of legally sold liquor beer or wine. The rule targets bootlegging remnants and aims to curb misleading labels on low powered beer. The action follows federal patterns and seeks to protect revenue from state and federal taxes.
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Columbus
Liquor Control Board
Federal
Treasury Department
Relief Commission To End Activities In Pickaway County
Adjutant General Frank J. Henderson chairman of the State Relief Commission announced that the commission will remove all activities including its works division program from Pickaway County by month end. He cited the improper diversion of 16888 dollars in state relief funds as the basis for the action.
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Columbus
Frank JD. Henderson
State Relief Commission
Pickaway County
Henderson
Veterans Elect Head Lowry as Delegate in Ohio Ceremony
Judge Edward E. Corn of Ironton was elected department commander at the United Spanish War Veterans department of Ohio session in Toledo. He succeeds Scott Wehe of Columbus. Delegates to the national convention in Pittsburgh include Frank Lowry of Athens Ray Goddard of Warren and E. B. Sykes of Bellefontaine.
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Edward E. Corn
Ironton
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Ohio
Corn
Scott Wehe
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Frank Lowry
Athens
Ray Goddard
Wareren
BE. EB
Sykes
Bellefontaine
Logan considers municipal electric light plant ordinance
Logan council introduces an ordinance to authorize the mayor and service director to apply to the PWA for a loan to secure a site and build a municipal electric light plant. The measure passed first reading 5 to 1 with L. K. Showalter dissenting. Mayor FitzGerald favors a public vote on the plant.
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Logan
PWA
Fred Weis
L. K. Showalter
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Onion Strike Picket Shot Near Kenton
In McGuffey Ohio onion pickets clashed with workers as Tunie O Dell 25 was shot in the neck while efforts to halt three teamsters from returning to work on the Scioto Land Company fields failed. O Dell plans warrants later and is brother to strike leader Okey O Dell during a heated deadlock over the million dollar crop.
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Kenton
Scioto
Tunie O'Dell
Sccioto Land Company
O'Dell
Tunie
Okey O'Dell
McGuffey
Bombings Hit Austria On War Anniversary
Widespread bombing outrages broke out across Austria on the twentieth anniversary of Archduke Ferdinand's assassination. One blast damaged a main railroad line near Prudenz and violence accompanied the unrest. reports say Louis Barthou, the French foreign minister, may have been targeted as he traveled by train to Paria.
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Austria
Louis Barthou
Paria
Prudenz
Archduke Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
England Prepares To Meet World in Air
Lord Londonderry, the British minister for air, told the House of Lords that Britain is enlarging its air force to be equal to any country within striking distance. He noted Britain would also seek a bigger navy at the 1955 naval conference as a leader in world disarmament.
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London
Great Britain
England
Lord Londerry
House of Lords
Bishop May Enlist Children in Campaign
Arch bishop John T. McNicholas proposed enlisting 2.6 million school children in a church campaign against salacious films. Speaking at the National Catholic Educational Association in Chicago, he said their welfare outweighs supporting the film industry and outlined mobilizing children nationwide.
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Chicago
John T. McNicholas
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
National Catholic Educational Association
Heat Grips Ohio as Victims and Drownings Increase
June 28 Columbus report details Forest Earl 10 dying of heat prostration in Portsmouth, Otto Frybert 18 drowning in Lake Erie at Cleveland, Armando Marano 19 missing after pool dive in Garfield Heights, plus an unidentified 18 year old found in a Cleveland lagoon. Weather remains humid with 100.5 degrees peak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Forest Earl
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Otto Frybert
Lake Erie
Armando Marano
Garfield Heights
Order Gas Company To Return Large Sum
Columbus June 28 Under the Ohio Supreme Court mandate the State Utilities Commission ordered the Weat Ohio Gas Company to refund about 350000 to customers within 50 days following a ruling that lowered rates and required restitution for alleged excessive charges. Attorneys said the company would appeal to the United States Supreme Court despite the refund order.
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Ohio Supreme Court
State Utilities Commission
Weat Ohio Gas Company
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland to Host 1935 National Amateur Golf Championship
Cleveland will stage the 1935 National Amateur Golf Championship after hosting the National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. The Country Club hosts the event beginning this week.
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Cleveland
Country Club
Want Ad Scottie Promotes Classified Advertising
A Nelsonville column promotes daily classified ads offering wash dresses, summer silks, high chairs, a portable ironer, gas range, and china closet. It invites readers to rent rooms or buy property with items listed on the Classified Page. The writer endorses classified advertising as beneficial.
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Nelsonville
Abduction in Harriman Prompts AFL Leaders to Seek Martial Law
Fred G Held, vice president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, was abducted from a Harriman train car by three gunmen and beaten before being released in the countryside. He vowed to return with AFL leaders to oppose terror tactics blamed on lynch law methods. Governor McAllister and AFL President William Green called for those responsible to be caught.
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Tenn
Fred G. Held
Heid
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Chattanooga
Emil Rieve
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
Eix
Johnson
W Hannay
William Green
Rieve
Hill McAllister
Tennessee
McAllister
Brothers Take Off for Poland in War saw Monoplane
Adamowicz brothers Benja min and Joseph depart Brooklyn at 5 40 am EST bound for Warsaw Poland in their red white and blue monoplane War saw. They plan refuel at Harbor Grace Newfoundland then fly the great circle route via Dublin and Berlin to reach their ancestral home. Holger Horriis accompanies them to Copenhagen then departs Harbor Grace. They carry six sandwiches a dozen hard boiled eggs and coffee for the voyage.
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N. Y
Adamowicz Brothers
Benjamin
Joseph
Warsaw
Poland
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
Atlantic
Holger Horriis
Copenhagen
Misa Liberty
Hoiriis
Harbor
Great Circle
Dublin
Berlin
Ten Die In Explosion Of Powder Factory
Olympia Washington June 28 Victims of a terrific explosion at Hawks Prairie powder factory left ten dead. Seven survivors were hospitalized with three in critical condition. The blast was heard 30 miles away and destroyed the plant.
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Olympia
Wash
Hawks Prairie
Cotton Again Leads In British Open Play
In Sandwich England Henry Cotton shot a 5 under par round to reach a two round total of 132 at Royal St Georges. Denny Shute, defending champion, trailed by 11 shots at the halfway mark of the 72 hole British Open golf championship.
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Eng
Henry Cotton
Royal St. Georges
Denny Shute
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