Budget chief Dawes to depart Washington for Chicago
General Dawes wraps up budget duties in Washington after a year as director. He plans to return to Chicago to resume private business and expresses resolve not to dwell on past troubles. He will meet President Hoover at the White House for a farewell talk on the budget system and government outlook.
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Athens Country Club Opens With 350 Attend, Golf Rounds Noted
The Athens Country Club opening drew about 350 attendees from Athens and surrounding areas. Notables from Columbus attended later as Franklin County events prevented earlier appearance. A record 44 set by C. G. O Bleness, with John B. Swanson at 45, highlighted a day of golf, dining, and social activities.
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Auto Races to Highlight Ohio Fair Week Debut
June 30 marks the first auto racing program at the Ohio fair grounds during fair week. State Director Taber and State Fair Manager Wilson announced a deal with the American Automobile Association for a major race series featuring the county’s leading drivers on July 4.
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Wilson
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White Quarrels Drive Divorce Case in Detroit
Mrs Charies L Dixon sparked constant quarrels prompting her husband a civil engineer and city consultant to move his household every few months to avoid wrathful neighbors. Dixon testifies before Judge Richter while the wife contests the action.
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Detroit
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Mexican Rebels Agree to Free Prisoners
Washington June 30 official advices from Consul Shaw at Tampico report 85 La Corona Oil company employees captured this week by Mexican rebel general Gorozabe have been released. Among those released are six Americans for whom the United States pressed the Mexican foreign office.
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Mexican Foreign Office
Albany Society Notes From Local News
Superintendent C H Copeland returns from Ohio State Teacher Association meeting at Cedar Point. Albany residents plan long auto trip across multiple states visiting Radcliff Station Chicago National Park Council Grove and relatives. Guests attend Athens Country Club opening with Dr and Mrs Shepard and Louise Leete arriving from Washington DC. Also Kiwanis Toronto trip and Miss Constance Leete visiting Portsmouth. Louise Dana returns from New York City to summer at home and illustrate for Hill Publishing Co. Dining with A S Bethel family includes visitors from Glouster Reno and Boston trip discussions.
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Mrs Edgar Hosts Mrs Sibert at Maplewood Drive
Mrs W B Edgar entertained at 48 Maplewood Drive for a day honoring her mother Mrs David Sibert of Nelsonville who visited and returned home today. Guests included Mrs Sarah Sibert Mrs I E Hillyer Mrs Stella Reigte Nelsonville Mrs A R Ely Mrs W H Bechtold the honor guest and hostess.
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Nelsonville
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Pollyanna class porch party at First Christian church
Iris and Pauline Fierce hosted the Pollyanna class at their home 27 Mound Street Thursday evening. The Green and gold colors decorated the porch with lanterns and flowers. After a brief business session a program of skit readings and songs was enjoyed and the evening ended with games and light refreshments.
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Pauline Fierce
First Christian Church
Mound Street
Kasler couple return from motor trip with stopovers
Mr and Mrs A W Kasler came home today from a motor tour that included Columbus Duckevel Lake Cambridge and Middleport. Grace F Spring Athens public school music director left Friday for Cincinnati to join Camp Proctor California Ohio as community song leader for two months. Louise Price daughter of Mrs Anna K Price Athens is in charge of the camp. Mrs C B Burleigh 18 Oak street is seriously ill at home. Out of town visitors Mrs W J Frank Mrs John Fagan Albany Mrs George Lelighty Athens R D and Delano Burleigh of Guysville are there.
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Middleport
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Athens
Cincinnati
Camp Proctor
California
Ohio
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Anna K. Price
C. B. Burleigh
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John Fagan
Albany
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Guysville
Ohio Fire Marshal Warns Against Dangerous Fireworks
Columbus Ohio June 30 State Fire Marshal Dykeman warned that dangerous fireworks are being sold along country roads and near auto party routes. He cited two and a half inch hard firecrackers and carbide cans that injure children and fueled by careless dumping of blasting powder. He urged keeping explosives away from kids and public safety measures.
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Dykeman
Crowded Street Car Plunges from Bridge Near Carbondale
A crowded street car jumped the track at Carbondale, 20 miles north of Scranton, this morning and toppled from a Brooklyn street bridge into Coal Brook a 14 foot drop. Eighteen passengers were injured and two youths, Joseph Barrett age 18 and Alexander Kennedy age 14, were buried under wreckage with little hope of recovery.
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Ballooning Safety Under Review by Scientists
Paris June 30 Is free ballooning a dangerous thrill or a harmless sport The debate arises from a recent international balloon race sparking discussion in sport and science circles Pro balloonists say humans will always seek mastery over air despite risks
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Penalty Under Crabbe Act Given to Summit County Vet
Akron Ohio June 30 George B Leverett a Summit County veterinarian is the first offender under the Crabbe Act to be sentenced to the penitentiary He pleaded guilty for the third time and Judge E D Fitch imposed one to five years and a 500 dollar fine in common pleas court
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George B. Leverett
Summit County
E. D. Fitch
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Campaign to Eradicate Barberry Bush Aids Wheat
In Fort Collins Colorado on June 30 a campaign to eradicate the common barberry bush will be launched next week by Federal Department of Agriculture agents. The effort has state cooperation and farm groups backing it as Congress has appropriated 259000 dollars to eliminate the pest from wheat growing areas.
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Anaconda to Build Zinc Oxide Plant Near Akron
The Anaconda Copper Mining company closed negotiations in Akron Ohio for a site to erect a subsidiary zinc oxide plant. The plant’s total output will be devoted to supplying Akron rubber companies and eastern paint manufacturers.
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Old School Passing Defeat in North Dakota GOP Primary
Senator Porter J McCum ber suffers defeat in North Dakota Republican primaries described as the passing of a staunch uncompromising Republican of the old school by colleague Senator Ladd a Non Partisan League Republican leader.
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5000 Railroad Workers Face Layoff If Nationwide Strike Proceeds
In Columbus on June 30 nearly 5000 maintenance of way employees risk idle time due to a Chicago conference between the US railroad labor board and union leaders. Local officials say most will stop work if a nation wide strike is declared.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
City approves night noise ban ordinance
Columbus city council passes a rule banning loud machinery in residential districts from 10 p m to 6 a m. Violators face fines from 200 to 1000 dollars and jail terms of three to six months.
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Columbus
Wedding of Ruth Humphries and Sher wood Ryam Held
The wedding was postponed due to the groom’s minor status and his father’s absence, then solemnized Monday at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church after the father rushed from Cincinnati to approve the union. The ceremony took place at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
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Hike all the way motto guides two girl hikers
Some Little Motto Ashland June 30 two girl hikers halted in Ashland while traveling along the Lincoln Highway from Los Angeles to New York. Their motto Hike all the way and sleep not under cover reflects their determined cross country trek.
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Cache of Money Found on Drowned Man's Body
Unidentified man found dead on the Boston and Maine tracks at West Street crossing in South Acton carried a concealed waterproof hiding place above his left ankle. Medical examiner H H Braley reports a gutta percha swelling containing $275 in new bills, suggesting careful preparation to keep valuables with him at all times.
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Lyle Woodruff Dies in Sofia While Serving Church Work
Lyle Woodruff, a former congressional candidate two years ago, died in Sofia Bulgaria. He headed evangelical and educational efforts for the Congregational church there.
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Oberlin
Lyle Woodruff
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Bulgaria
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High scoring trap shoot at Newark Gun Club event
The fourth registered shoot of the Newark Gun Club saw twenty two trappers compete. Bud Vince of St Louisville led with 96 points and a 40 straight. Harry Starr Logan Fred Wince Wheeling and J H Kirby Columbus tied for second. Separately in Dublin British troops clashed with irregulars in Talbot Street as troops passed republican barriers.
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