Mystery in Starbridge Building Aboard Borden Office
Detective McMann probes Martha Manning about fingerprints on a glass door and her planned interview with Harry Borden. Manning asserts she aimed to win a trust for their son while detailing Friday night and Saturday morning movements with Borden and Jake Bailey, challenging the detective’s conclusions.
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McMannton
Ferber
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Borden Suite
Martha Manning
Miss Manning
Harry Borden
McMann
Ruth
Borden
Birdwell
Mr. McMann
Martha
Ruth Lester
Harry
Starbridge
Mr. Borden
Jake
Jack Hayward
Batley
Bailey
Jake Bailey
Employment Higher Throughout State
Ohio industrial employment rose 10 percent from February last year and 2 percent from January. Manufacturing jobs increased 3 percent from January and 10 percent year over year. Construction employment fell 3 percent from January, a typical seasonal dip per Dr. Spurgeon Bell of Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Ohio
Spurgeon Bell
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Pre-Med Group leasin g East State house near university
Omega Beta Pi, national pre medical fraternity at Ohio University, has completed a three year lease for the 13 room Finsterwald house on East State Street. Valued at 25000 dollars, possession is set for August 1. The house will include a house mother per university rules and adjoins Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority.
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Omega Beta Pi
Ohio University
John Finsterwald
East State Street
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Finsterwald
Caducacus Club
East Union Street
Civil Service Examinations Open in Athens for Various Posts
Announcement invites applicants for many civil service positions including junior technologist, junior librarian, assistant agronomist, junior physicist, teachers of home economics, senior high and junior high school, and elementary grades. Full details from J. L. C. Kelley secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Athens post office.
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Athens
J. L. C. Kelley
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Man Mutilates Self Over Religious Fervor in Cincinnati
Robert Fletcher Scobee, 56, from a Winchester Kentucky family, mutilated himself amid claimed fervor from a new church. He had checked into a downtown hotel and was found in his room reading a Bible. Scobee formerly served as Winchester police, with brothers owning a planing mill and cousin Davey B. Scobee serving as Winchester mayor.
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Cincinnati
Robert Fletcher Scobee
Winchester
Scobee
Schobee
R. M
James Scobee
Davey B. Scobee
Cooper orders more bonds in pending rate cases
Governor Myers Y. Cooper directed the Public Utilities Commission to cite corporations with rate cases under the Pence Law to post additional bonds. The move targets 28 utilities, including Ohio Bell Telephone Company and Logan Gas Company, to guarantee refunds if rate increases are disallowed.
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Columbus
U.R
Myers Y. Cooper
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Logan Gas Company
National Guard Battery EB 134th Under Federal Inspection
A federal officer led a midweek inspection of Battery EB 134th Field Artillery, stressing bearing and discipline. Members say the unit did not fail the review, though an official report will take several weeks to be released.
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National Guard
134Th Field Artillery
Robbers Loot Cadiz School Office Safe
Robbers who looted theCadiz school district superintendent office were hunted by city and county authorities. More than $100 was obtained in the theft.
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Cadiz
Superintendent of Schools
Letter Golf A TRAIN OF THOUGHT
Puzzle notes describe Letter Golf the game of changing one letter at a time to form new common words. Rules include only single letter changes while keeping letter order and requiring complete standard words. A solution is printed on the last page today.
Radio schedules feature a mix of orchestras and talk
NBC WEAF and Columbia network offer evenings of variety shows and concerts. Programs include Story hour and Gus and Louie on Columbia, and The Senate hour and Paris concert on NBC. Cincinnati and New York stations list orchestral nights, weather, and late night film music.
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eMondle
NBC
Vodevil
Columbia Network
Columbia
Gus
Louie
YBC
We Stock
Ghee Cines
Polly
Anna
Henry This
Cincinna
University of Cincinnati
TL Uibbs
New York
Quakers
iNew York
Etn Challengers
New
Maytag
Ayram
Don
Gibson
Gondolyrics
Ee Thies
Sinton Orches
Five Best Radio Features This Saturday
Broadcast lineup lists WJZ NBS 8:00 Edwin Goldman concert band WEAF NBC 9:00 Walter Damrosch symphony. WEAF NBC 10:00 Rolfe dance orchestra. WJZ NBC 10:00 Old time melodrama WABC CBS 10:00 National radio forum debate.
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WJZ
NBS
Edwin Goldman
WEAF
NBC
Walter Damrosch
Symphony Orchestra
Rolfe
WABC
CBS
Crandall Rites Set After Death in Coolville
George A Crandall 76 former Pine Ridge resident died at his nephew W P Crandall s home in Coolville Wednesday evening Word reached his sister Mrs Mary E Pegg of Marietta He will be buried after funeral services at the Bull Creek Methodist Church Borland Springs W Va Surviving siblings include J W Crandall Oilton Okla and Mrs Belle Pagg Campbell of Marietta A niece of the deceased is Mrs Campbell of Marietta
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Marietta
George A. Crandall
Pine Ridge
Lawrence Township
W. P. Crandall
Coolville
Mary E. Pegg
Seventh Street
Bull Creek
Borland Springs
W. Va
Cranda
Monroe County
J. W. Crandall
Oilton
Okla
Belle Pagg Campbell
Thomas R. Campbell
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