Farmers Attend Farm Accounts Classes in Two Towns
Sixty farmers from Amesville and New Marshfield joined beginner farm accounts classes led by Ohio State University economist Paul Fankhauser and county extension agent T H Johnson in Amesville and New Marshfield. They learned to treat the farm as a business and to use records to identify weak operations and guide equipment and management decisions.
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Amesville
New Marshfield
Paul Fankhauser
Ohio State University
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
York Grange
Mmebers
York Township
Halil
Two Plead Guilty In Possession Charge
Sam Savage of Circle Hill pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor before Magistrate C H Porter and fined 300 dollars plus costs and committed to Athens County Jail for nonpayment. Dana Hayden of Buthtel also pleaded guilty and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Ethel Wade of Rock Biffle Road pleaded not guilty and was placed under 300 dollar bond.
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Sam Savage
Circle Hill
C. H. Porter
Cay
Athens County
Dana Hayden
Buthtel
Porter
Tom Bush
0. P. Davis
Frank White
Ethel
Sales Tax Will Not Slow Purchasing Says Will
Beverly Hills letter-writer asserts sales tax defeats its purpose and that higher fuel taxes did not curb travel or spending. He warns voters that national debt will worsen and that the upcoming election blocks prosperity. The writer signs as Will.
Babe Ruth signs for seventy five thousand future season
The piece notes Babe Ruth agreeing to a 75000 payment for next year, though he hoped for 80000, reflecting public interest in money and baseball power. It also mentions Roosevelt in New York, Hoover McAdoo support, and other leaders with brief opinions on legacy and effort.
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Babe" Ruth
Babe Ruth
Roosevelt
New York
Murray
North Dakota
Women’s Christian Emperance Union
Hoover and
McAdoo
Garner
Ritchie
Newton D. Baker
Smith
Hocking Coal Field Is Quiet After Demonstration
Nelsonville March 18 The mine district remains idle after a large Thursday demonstration at Lathrop under a truce agreed by mine superintendents county officers and striking miners. The Black Diamond Company will inform Col John Shetler in Nelsonville by Saturday afternoon about future operation plans. Major John Blount and Prosecuting Attorney John Bolin attended talks in Columbus with Adjutant General Frank Henderson and Governor White. Col Robert Haubrich of the Ohio National Guard met with Col Shetler as several district mines were reportedly visited.
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Nelsonville
Stett
Lathrop
Alliel Als
Col. Johns. Shetler
Black Diamond Company
John Blount
John Bolin
Columbus
Frank D. Henderson
George White
Robert Haubrich
Ohio National Guard
Shetler
Conservation speakers stress Ohio needs better recreation
Xenia March 18 former Governor Myers Cooper State Secretary Clarence J Brown and David S Ingalls assistant secretary of the Navy aviation plus former Agriculture Director Charles V Truax spoke at the Greene County Fish and Game Protective Association banquet. Cooper warned the state has neglected opportunities for well being of its people and linked conservation to human values and lower prison populations by expanding recreational facilities.
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Xenia
U.2
Ohio
Myers ¥. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
David S. Ingalls
the Navy
Aviation
Charles V. Truax
Greene County Fish and Game Protective Association
Cooper
Weather outlook with mixed temperatures across cities
Weather summary notes San Antonio 80 Phoenix 78 Miami 76 today. Nighttime lows include The Pas 16 below White River 14 below Port Arthur 6 below. General 36 hour outlook calls for increasing cloudiness with little temperature change. Tonight and Saturday bring warmer unsettled conditions with possible afternoon showers.
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San Antonio
Phoenix
Miami
Pas
White ‘River
Port Arthur
Rejects Job On Nineteenth Day Of Fasting
Dr Frederick Wolter a 37 year old university graduate and linguist today entered the nineteenth day of a hunger protest over unemployment He refused a temporary college library cataloging position offering 15 a week saying the salary was too low and would not force reforms He weighs 126 pounds and now has difficulty moving about while he hopes public reaction will spur lasting employment policy action
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Washington
U.P
Frederick F. Woliter
Walter
Colege
Wolter
Conrer
Isimaci
W. W. Bridge
District of Columbia
Salvation Army
Invest Four Candidates at Grange Hall Initiation
Four candidates Mr and Mrs Charles Woolf and Mr and Mrs Clarence Morris were invested with the Third and Fourth Degrees at a Grange initiation and social night at Grange Hall Athens County Fairgrounds. A group stunt a declamation by Margie Jacoby song by Val Westfall and daughters Lucile Ardith and a play A Sure Curt for Faleshood were presented. Mrs Della Shaw arranged the program. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs John Hone and Mr and Mrs J E Fieltz.
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Asheny Grange
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Charles Woolf
Clarence Morris
Margie Jacoby
Val Westfall
Daught Lucile
Ardith
Curt
Faleshood
Derrat Selby
Floss
Hitler defends storm troops as protection force
In a Munich statement Hitler says about 500000 storm troops are for protection against Communists and not aimed at seizing power. Berlin reports say Prussian police seized documents during raids on Nazi headquarters revealing civil war preparations. Police raided 170 offices and homes. evidence to be sent to the chief public prosecutor.
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Berlin
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Munich
Prussia
Legion Plans Vote on Final Bonus Charge
Ohio Legion posts vote on whether to seek immediate payment of the remaining bonus certificates from the government. State commander Paul M. Herbert directs polls at regular meetings with results sent to state adjutant J J Sastuvaly. District nine had already backed a poll at Detroit convention.
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Columbus
American Legion
Ohio
Paul M. Herbert
J. J. Sastuvaly
Legion
Laoty
Hoover
Herbert
Trustees Bar Kent State Injury Claim From State Funds
Attorney General Bettman ruled that Kent State University cannot use funds appropriated for the college or any department to pay a student injury claim. The case involved a young woman who swallowed a metallic object in the Kent dormitory dining room and sought 64 dollars for treatment. Bettman said the claim effectively targets the state and requires the Sundries Claims Board's approval and a proper appropriation.
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Columbus, Mar
Kent S
Ie College
Jtorney
Bettman
J. G. Engleman
Kent
Sundries Claims Board
Ture
Bates to Be Here For Salvation Army Meeting
Major C. E. Bates of Cincinnati, divisional commander of the Salvation Army, will lead a Saturday night meeting at 7 30 o clock at the local Salvation Army Building. The Shingter Singers of Mineral are expected to perform on the program.
Ohio Electors To Decide on State Charter
Ohio electors will vote at the November election on whether to hold a Constitutional Convention to revise or amend the state charter. If a majority favors it, delegates are chosen and a convention may be held. if not, the question fails. The last convention was in 1912.
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Ohio
Columbus
Marrel
Ohba
Elagler
Clarence J. Brown
Sint
Ivor
Dion
Senate
Snl House
Roosevelt odds on Democratic nomination raise bets in St Louis
St Louis betting commissioner Tom Kearney says Governor Franklin D Roosevelt leads the field for the Democratic presidential nomination with Maryland's Governor Ritchie as a close second in the odds.
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Roosevelt
ST. Louis
Franklin J2
Tom Kearney
Ritchie
Maryland
Kearney
Bank veteran Joseph Patterson marks long career at First National
Ashland reports the First National Bank celebrates Joseph Patterson turning 89 and notes he began banking in Ashland on March 26, 1111 ninety years ago. In Medina County Ohio, Daniel C. Carpenter 44 vice president of Interstate Sesh & Door Company died in a car crash near Hinckley when his auto overturned Thursday night.
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Banker Fork
Ashland
Joseph Patterson
Cleveland
Loretta
Daniel C. Carpenter
Interstate Sesh & Door Company
Hinckley
Medina County
Strike Flares In Anthracite Coal District
Disorder and violence envelope Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties amid insurgent anthracite miners strike. Pickets clash with police at Pittston and Exeter. dynamite blasts damaged property in Scranton and nearby towns. injuries minimal but arrests and stoning reported as authorities attempt to quell unrest.
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Wilkesbarre
U.P
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Exeter
West Wyoming
Taylor
Scranton
Wear Scranton
Pileton
Pullen
Wreat
Mestel
Old Nes
Dynamic
John Warganthoat
Adis
Wiliam Jordan
Taytor
Nibate
Ohio Anglers Urged Aid in Fishery Closure Plan
Columbus reports a statewide conservation plan moving to close one third of Ohio streams to fishing for three consecutive spawning seasons starting this year, with a second third to follow next year and the final third to begin in 1934. Myers of Akron backs the effort, praising the state conservation commission and conservation commissioner William F. Reinehart.
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Columbus
Myers Akron
Myers
Ohio Conservation
Gyver
Servation
Kbrep Sm
Ohio
William FT. Reinehart
Arraign Three in Jefferson County Court
Three men appeared before Justice Peart Miller on Thursday. William Line of Athens faced trespassing charges on Fred Finasterwald’s property and pleaded guilty, fined 85 dollars plus costs. LeRoy Clifford of Athens pleaded not guilty to trespassing on Finsterwald property and was bound over to the grand jury on 160 dollar bond. He also pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on Finsterwald and was bound over on a 200 dollar bond. Lester Bobo of New Marshfield pleaded guilty to stealing Christmas trees from Waterloo State Forest and was fined 5 dollars plus costs.
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Peart Miller
William Line
Athens
Fred Finaterwald
Cling
LeRoy Clfford
Fred Finsterwald
David Finsterwald
Lester Bobo
New Marshfield
Waterloo State Forest
Rescue plan for Colonel Fawcett faces jungle perils
Swiss trapper Stephen Rattin told UPI in Sao Paulo that he believes he found Colonel P. H. Fawcett alive in the Brazilian Matto Grosso. He outlined a four man expedition, facing attacks by wild beasts pests poisonous snakes and insects as they seek to free the captive and exit the jungle.
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Fawcett
Rio DE Janeiro
U.pp
Stephen Rattin
P. H. Fawcett
Rattin
United Press
Sao Paulo
Bere
Arthur Abbott
Col. Fawcett
Raleigh Rumell
Jungles
Aves
Craeilion
East Indies
Battin
Fatcett
Murelelagos Triba
Fawcet
Eng
Jungle
Braves Fascinated by Cinema Houses in Ara
Report describes tribesmen in Colney touring and observing cinema offerings. Muddle over murder trial and local theater crowds includes mute children watching puppetlike figures. Ushers enforce show limits as guards move patrons in and out amid confusion.
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Ara
QMR
Colney
Tosay
Jing Pictures
Lwe
Aati
Link Powers With Another Bluebeard Act
A report ties Harry Powers of Virginia to another Bluebeard style case. Authorities recount a Labor Day murder where a body was found bound and burned at a garage. A woman identified Powers from a newspaper photo, and investigators note a shipper’s bag and clothing remnants linked to the suspect.
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Morris, Ui
Maret
Muda
Tadey
Harry Powers
Virginia
Bluebeard
Powers
Lorutlys Preneter
Northbaro
Mass
Fa Miatrimieniind Agency
Bop
Shewson
Reid Shin
Pagar
Jimapercu
Daween
Deter
New American race breaks barriers at Carmel art colony
At Carmel, March 1, Jean Toomer from Chicago and white writer Margery Luter join Liebenelt of the local art colony in a discussion of a race free of creed and color. Residents show curiosity and cautious awe, with Toomer predicting future broad inclusion.
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Carmel
Cabf
U.by
Liebenelt
Art Colony
Jean Toomer
Chieige
Hha White Hinds
Margery Luter
Carmiel
Toomer
Sales Tax To Be Under Fire In Congress Debate
The House moves toward a billion hour tax increase with section by section consideration of the sales tax plan. The 2.1 percent rate for individuals under 5000 dollars is discussed as leaders maneuver, Rainey defends the levy amid warnings of budget issues and looming salary cuts.
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Washington
Crisp
Ways and Means
Rainey
Outsider Amntrer Wins Grand National Steeplechase
An outsider named Amntrer won the Grand National Steeplechase in a dramatic race at Liverpool. Favorites fell one by one, leaving Forbra and others disappointed in the field.
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Amntrer
Liverpool
England
Forbra
Deflationary Result Feared In Glass Bill
Washington March 18. Debate over relief for depositors in closed banks sparks a heated dispute delaying the bill. Senators Townsand and Walcott push changes to the Federal Reserve Act while administration aides warn of a permanent deflationary amendment. The clash focuses on penalties and the scope of the banking law as lawmakers seek quick liquidation funds for failed banks.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Reller
Creath
Gini
Virginia
United Freas
Federal Reserve
Townsand
Topublican
Delaware
Walcott
Republicat
Connecticut
Gaga
Petros
Wenieyn
Glare
Man Nabbed im Marietta Hotel
Efickrman former secretary treasurer and business manager of the Brotherhood Jewelry Company faced fraud charges after arrest in a Murietta hotel. Fred L Parker of the Cleveland Fraud Prevention Department led the probe exposing a scheme involving triplicate promissory notes and triple discounts on goods bought from the firm.
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Cleveland
Maren
U.br- Joasoh
Efickrman
Brotherhood Waten ii Jewelry Company
Railroad Brotherhood
Murletta
Fred L. Parker
Cleveland Assocision of Credit Men
Hickman
Raymond A. Mullins
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mullins
Brother’hood
Kentucky sales tax bill killed in tense Assembly session
Frantic debate ended with the sales tax measure defeated, worsening state finances as lawmakers wrapped up the biennial session. Patricia Shade reports a separate note that a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Philips on St Patrick's Day. In Oshkosh Wisconsin twenty six fishermen freed from Lake Winnebago ice prepared to return to the fleet after abandoning boats and trucks. A Beverly cashiers death is noted at Citizens Company.
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Frankfort
Kentucky State Assembly
Congression
Patricias Shade
St. Patrick's Day
Richard Philips Permiis
Oshkosh
Wis
Hue
Lake Winnebago
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Marietta
Charles Lamberson
First National Bank
Barrows
John Belin
Lamberson
Carl H. Porter
Lamberton
Hanford Street
Detectiv Co
W. Phillips
Clem Oweng
A. C. Wilson
Helen
J. F. O'Connor
Erutik J. Thomas
Hanets
Jessie Awen
Cash
Athens Ashingto
Uranea
Phive
Beverly Hills
Calif
Canada
Will
Arthur Brisbane
King Features
George D'Uulasy
Ceil Rhodes
George Eastman
Hocking
Dr. Wolter
Sete
Athens Grangs
Ted
Bern
Poste
Alton
Pittston
Fixter
Seranton
Thudsina Coat Company
Ohio Conservation Council
Braves
West Virginia
Negra
Amity Vanisites
Marietta Hotel
Brotherhood
Mune
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Beverly
PAC
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