House Agenda Delayed as Utility Repealer Faces Setback
Columbus March 8 The Ohio House convened for the first Friday session of the current term begun January 7. The Utilities Committee delay postponed action on Rowe's license tag repealer until next Tuesday. Only other notable item is H. E B C Rowe's bill requiring hunters to display license numbers on their backs.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Utilities Committee
H. E B. C. Rowe
Holmes County
Hadden
Cleveland
Hoover and Cabinet Discuss Mexican Revolution
President Hoover and his cabinet met to review the Mexican rebellion today. Secretary Kellogg reportedly presented the latest reports, but no participant would discuss the meeting or reveal policy.
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Washington
Hoover
Kellogg
Treat Your Car Right With Simple Care Guidelines
A 32 page illustrated booklet from national experts via the Washington Information Bureau outlines basic car care rules to prevent accidents and delays. It emphasizes affordable, time-efficient maintenance and the value of following expert instructions to get the most from a vehicle. Use the coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
Rockefeller Wins Fight To Oust Stewart From Board Of Standard Oil
In Whiting Indiana Col Robert W Stewart loses his bid to remain chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana after John D Rockefeller Jr leads a stockholder revolt. Proxies total 15 204 with Rockefeller group winning by large margins due to major stock blocks. The dispute centers on moral fitness tied to Stewart involvement with Continental Trading Company bonds and prior investigations.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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John D., Jr
Senate
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
John TD. Rockefeller, Jr
Washington
Continental Trading Company
District of Columbia
Standard Oil Company of
Coolidge Declines Law Practice Seeks Magazine Work
Calvin Coolidge, living in Northampton Massachusetts, will not practice law and will write magazine pieces instead. He plans articles on thrift and on running for office repeatedly, saying Europe can wait while he sees the United States. (Continued on page Four)
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Coolidge
Man and Boy Held in Boose Deaths Near El Paso
A six year old, Luis Chavez, and an unidentified man were shot by stray bullets from Juarez across the Rio Grande during a clash between Federal and rebel forces. Bullets shattered windows and damaged vehicles in El Paso's business district.
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EL Paso. Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
Luis Chavez
el Paso
First National Bank
San Jacinto Ilaza
Endurance Flight Underway From Saginaw Bay
Eddie Stinson and Randolph C. Page launched the Sally Sovereign from frozen Saginaw Bay aiming to break the world endurance record. They must stay aloft over a 24 mile course for more than 67 hours, with Stinson hoping for 85 hours.
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Bay City
Mich
U.P
Eddie Stinson
Randolph C. Page
Saginaw Bay
Stinson
Childs Stock Rises After Family Ousted in Board Battle
In New York on March 8, the Childs Restaurant Company replaced the Childs family leadership with William Barber's faction after a power struggle. Wall Street welcomed the change, lifting Childs stock by three points as it signals a shift away from meatier menus and toward new management.
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William Barber
William Childs
Childs
Wall Street
Meatiesa
Prominent Probate Judge J E P Johnson Dies During Operation
Celina March 8 Probate Judge J E P Johnson a widely known jurist died today during gallstone removal surgery.
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Celina
J. E. P. Johnson
Mrs Margaret Detrick Dies in Springfield Shooting Accident
Springfield reporter today notes Mrs Margaret Detrick who married less than a year ago died from a shotgun wound ruled as an accidental discharge while handling the firearm yesterday.
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Springfield
Margaret Detrick
Pre Lent Meetings to Be Held by Soper in Athens
Dr Edmund D Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University will lead a series of pre Lenten season meetings of the Athens Presbyterian and Methodist Churches during the week of March 10 in Athens Ohio This will be the second union gathering of the two churches this winter.
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Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Athens Presbyterian and Methodist
Bobbed Haired Teacher Cleared of Charleston Charge
Ruth Timmons 19 and pretty with bobbed hair was cleared by the White Oak School board near St Clairsville after a hearing on charges including teaching pupils to Charleston. Board ruled her not guilty after witnesses mainly offered hearsay and she testified she did not teach the dance. She admitted teaching folk dances from a physical education course at Muskingum College. Other allegations of poor discipline and supervision were also addressed.
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ST. Clairsville
Ruth Timmons
White Oak
Here
Charleston
Muskingum College
George M. Vogue
Hunters must wear identification tags bill fails in House
Columbus March 8 The House held its first Friday session and spent time amending Rep H E B C Rowe Holmes County bill requiring hunters to wear identification tags. The measure was defeated 92 to 8.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
House
H. EB. C. Rowe
Holmes County
Juarez Falls to Rebels in Northern Mexico Battle
Federal troops and Rebels clash for Juarez the key city linking El Paso and Juarez. Rebels report progress with Federals retreating toward the International Bridge. A Rebel major and two men among the first killed as machine guns fire from barricaded buildings.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.P
Juarez
Mexico
International Bridge
Battle rages in El Paso as Mexican official killed
Ric ardo Rebello, a Mexican customs official, was killed by a stray bullet behind the Customs Building during today’s fighting. Juarez residents returned to normal routines while gunfire echoed nearby as a milkman and kindling peddler kept working and women continued gossiping amid the danger.
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EL Paso
Ricardo Rebello
Juarez
Rebels capture Juarez after brutal street fighting
Rebels assault Juarez from multiple fronts trapping Federals in the city. Heavy machine gun fire wounds and kills bystanders, with at least 50 to 250 dead. A rebel cavalry charge is halted. Lieut Romero and 16 men surrender after a baited attack. The Federals raise a white flag and the rebels finally seize the city.
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Juarez
Hotel
Rio Bravo
Federal Army
Ricardo Cabrello
Sixteenth-of-September
Daniel Romero
Romero
City
Earth Tremor Rouses Thousands in Western Ohio
A slight but strong earthquake shook Western Ohio shortly after 4 a.m. with main tremors in Sidney Bellefontaine and Piqua. Windows rattled foundations loosened and sleepers thrown from beds. Trains ran normally as seismographs at Cincinnati St Xavier College logged shocks. No major damage reported and Indiana cities nearby showed no shocks.
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Ohio
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Bellefontaine
Piqua
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Oxford
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Lima
Dayton
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Piqua Daily Call
United States
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Herr
Man and Child Hit by Bullets in Rebel Fight
In Peoria Illinois a father and his son are named in warrants charging murder for selling poisoned liquor blamed for about 20 deaths in Peoria and Galesburg. Edward Bailey and Wesley Bailey of Cerne Coeur near Peoria face murder charges after an inquest into Catherine Garey’s death. Herman Woolworth, 38, is charged after George Miller, a Wesleyan College student, identified him as the seller of the liquor. Ten people are now in custody on death charges linked to the poison liquor cases.
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Galesburg
Edward Bailey
Wesley
Cerne Coeur
Here
Catherine Garey
Herman Woolworth
George Miller
Wesleyan College
Kankakee
Troops Massed Along River Bridges Facing Juarez
American forces lined up along the river concentrating at two international bridges. Machine guns and heavy artillery were aimed across the river into Juarez as part of the military posture.
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International Bridges
Juarez
Yegrmen Crack Safe At Martina Mosaic Tile Firm
In Cincinnati on March 8 Yegrmen cracked the safe at the Martina Mosaic Tile Company office and escaped with stocks and bonds valued at 14 000 dollars and 130 dollars in cash.
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Yeggs
Cincinnati
U.P
Yegrmen
Martina Mosaic Tile Company
Coolidge Reveals Tragedy Behind White House Years
Calvin Coolidge in Cosmopolitan article describes deep personal loss during his presidency. He recounts the death of his son Calvin at age 16 and his father's passing, noting the heavy burden of leading a nation and the cost of the presidency.
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Coolidge
White House
New York
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Today
Calvin
Cosmopoli
Pittsburgh Man and Girl Located in Columbus
A man named H Hosfeld and Mary King sought aid in Columbus after a national manhunt. They had stayed at Hotel Berry in Athens and were suspected of Mann Act violations. Charles King, father of Mary, escorted them from Athens to Columbus to custody.
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Pittsburgh
Columbus
Charles King
Athens
H. Hosfeld
Salvation Army
Mary King
Hosfeld
Not guilty in mock trial over neglect of home and children
Athens judge presided as Grace McVay faced a mock jury in an Athens County courtroom. The jury of twelve women returned a unanimous not guilty verdict after 13 minutes, while witnesses described the defendant’s alleged neglect amid dances and family pressures.
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Grace McVay
Athens
Ens League of Women Voters
Athens County
McVay
William Williams
Atto
John Bolin
Crew Rescued After Schooner Early Bird Goes Ashore
Coast Guard HQ said the schooner Early Bird went ashore at Ashteague Virginia in a total loss. The crew of five was rescued by local Coast Guardsmen at the scene.
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Washington
U.P
Coast Guard
Early Bird
Ashteague
Coast Guards
When You Walk Along Court Street Feature Preview
A note on Athens Court Street sidewalks now cemented and hole free after a long evolution. The piece promises an engaging short story to appear in The Messenger magazine section next Sunday March 10.
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Athens
the Messenger
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