Ohio University Salary Budget Up by 73000 in House Action
Ohio University salary budget increased by 73000 as part of a larger House finance committee action cutting state education appropriations by 614365.50 from Governor Donahey’s recommended figures. Biggest cuts hit Bowling Green State Normal and Ohio State University, while Ohio University gains 91075 and the agriculture extension unit 7350. tuition supplements are proposed to cover Ohio State salary shortfalls.
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Finance Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Educational Institutions
House Finance Committee
Bowling Green State Normal
Ohio State University
Kent State Normal
Miami University
Whlberforce University
Ohio University
Agriculture’extension Department
Ohio Ase
Stout Murder Trial Jury Selection Underway
In McArthur on March 22 11 men and one woman were seated as jury selection neared completion for the first degree murder trial of Arthur Stout for the killing of his stepmother Mrs Sarah Stout. Inez Palmer 24 admitted killing William Stout 65 by throwing his body into a well in an alleged confession obtained by county officials.
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Inez Palmer
William Stout
Brother Deputies Arrest Man for Liquor Possession
Harry Lew was arrested at Roy Casto's Hobson home by his brothers Deputies John and George Lewis. He pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed until payment.
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Pomeroy
Harry Lewis
Roy Casto
Hobson
John
George Lewis
Lewis
Cora B. Roberts
Miners in Belmont County Resolve to Strike April 1
Belmont County miners vow to throw down their picks on April 1 and return to work to save Ohio coal. They plan to invade the West Virginia panhandle, ignore injunctions, and unionize across the river as wage-scale disputes threaten Ohio’s coal industry.
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Belmont County
Ohio
Paul
Packard United Press
Bridgeport
West Virginia
Ohio River
Panhandle
United Mine Workers
Donahey
Ohio Union
Percy Tetlow
Pennsylvania Man Named for Newly Created Dry Post
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon sent the names for the new prohibition and customs posts to President Coolidge. J. D. Pennington of Pittsburgh is likely to be prohibition commissioner while Ernest W. Camp of Saginaw Mich. is named customs commissioner. The appointments take effect April 1 as the Treasury bureaus are created and many prohibition agents may be removed locally. Administrators will have authority to dismiss agents not meeting civil service standards or not performing well.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
President Coolidge
Prohibition
Customs
J. D. Pennington
Ciry
Pittsburgh
Ernest W. Camp
Saginaw
Mich
Prohibition and Customs
Treasury
Prosecution Sought in Yorkville Union Savings Loss Case
More than 500 depositors petitioned Prosecutor Roy N. Merryman in Steubenville seeking prosecution of bank officials over the Union Savings bank Yorkville closing last May with a $300000 loss, following indictments returned by the grand jury last summer.
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Steubenville
U.rp
Union Savings Bank
Yorkville
Roy N. Merryman
Grand Jury
Supreme Court Lets West Ohio Gas Join Celina Case
The Supreme Court granted West Ohio Gas Company's motion to become a party in the Celina versus Public Utilities Commission case, as of March 22 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
West Ohio Gas Company
Celina
Public Utilities Commission
Hocking River Receding Slowly Across Ohio
High waters on the Hocking river were still receding this forenoon and were expected to drop to about 15 feet by evening. Flood stage is 17 feet, with Chauncey and Guysville roads still covered but passable for autos. Snow flurries were general, and a statewide cold wave helped prevent floods as northern rivers remain highest.
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Hocking
C. N. France
East Bridge
Ohio
Prisoner Smoky Hobbs Released then Re-Arrested in Columbus
Alexander Smoky Hobbs, 72, the first inmate freed from the county jail after a Supreme Court ruling against liquor courts, was arrested again today for drunkenness in Columbus.
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Columbus
Alexander
Smoky” Hobbs
U. S. Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Woman Vanishes Then Returns Years Later in Kentucky
Mary Vickery disappeared from her Harlan Kentucky home two years ago. A body found later near town led to Connie Dabney, a taxi driver, being tried for murder and sentenced for life. Mary then reappeared alive, saying she had been in Cincinnati working, returning to see Dabney freed.
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Mary Vickery
Harlan
Connie
Mary
Cincinnati
Dabney
Commissioners May Help Repair Township Roads
The commissioners plan to review roads in multiple townships to assist road improvements when weather allows. Areas listed include Alexander Ames Lee Pleasant Hill Linscott Rodehaverhill Moody Hollow Torch Hill and Torch Hockingport roads plus connections from William Bowers farm to Five Points. Without legislative funding or tax income they cannot definitively promise aid.
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Alexander Township
Judge Woodpike
Pleasant Hill
W. N. Alderman
Ames Township
Linscott Road
Lee Township
Rodehaverhill
Trimble Township
Moody Hollow Road
Troy Township
Torch Hill
Torch-Hockingport
Athens
Waterloo
Lee Townships
William Bower
Five Points
Terminate Treaty With Mexico Notified by State Dept
The State Department announced on March 22 that it had served notice to Mexico terminating the anti-smuggling treaty between the two countries.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
One Room School at Round House Totally Destroyed by Fire
A small Waterloo township schoolhouse near Round House burned early today leaving fifteen pupils without a local classroom. Neighbors could not save the building valued at 2500 dollars. teacher Miss Nelle McDaniel and janitor Paul Hawk were among those affected as they seek nearby schools. Superintendent H R McVay said rebuilding this year seems unlikely. pupils across grades six to eight and others must enroll at nearer facilities.
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Round House
Waterloo Township
Lee Knowlton
Paul Hawk
Nelle McDaniel
H. R. McVay
McVay
Federal grand jury expected to indict in beer ring case
Cleveland federal grand jury likely to vote 49 indictments within two days. United States Attorney A E Bernsteen said the jury will adjourn Thursday. About one third of the indictments stem from investigations of two breweries tied to a $40 000 000 Ohio Pennsylvania beer ring.
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Cleveland
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Bernsteen
Arch bishop Regis Canevin Dies at 74 in Pittsburgh
Archbishop Regis Canevin, 74, died in Pittsburgh after a two month illness. He had resigned as bishop of the Pittsburgh Catholic diocese in 1920 due to ill health and was given the honorary title of archbishop.
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Pittsburgh
Regis Canevin
Canevin
Ohio Bankers Study Agriculture Practices At OSU
Ohio bankers at their two day agricultural school at Ohio State University heard Professor Wendell Paddock explain how declining fruit demand for apples peaches and grapes hurts Ohio growers. He noted fruit rot and low prices due to advertising and merchandising by western and southern producers and urged cutting poor varieties avoiding new orchards and launching an intensive ad campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Wendell Paddock
College of Agriculture
Paddock
Ohio House cuts state hospital funding in welfare budget
The Ohio House finance committee slashed the next biennium budget for state institutions by 561 300, affecting Athens State hospital reducing from 51 000 to 38 000 and Dayton State hospital by 152 000. Cleveland State hospital rose to 377 000 while others saw smaller cuts across Lima Massillon and Orient institutions.
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Athens Hospital
House
Columbus
U.R
Department of Welfare
House Finance Committee
Athens State Hospital
Donahey
Ohio
Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
Toledo State Hospital
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Mansfield Reformatory
Women's Reformatory
Marysville
Cleveland State Hospital
Columbus State Hospital
Columbus Hospital
School For the
School For the Deaf
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Lima State Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Gallipolis Hospital
Orient Institution
Mt. Vernon
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
Cinderella Bride Loses Everything Becomes Browning Wins
New York report says 16 year old Frances Heenan known as Peaches Browning loses alimony after Edward West Browning wins a separation suit. He is a wealthy real estate dealer. The court ruling ends the $300 weekly support and an appeal by Heenan is unlikely. Observers expect Browning to decide on future contact depending on the girl's actions.
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New York
United States
Browning
Edward West Browning
Frances Heenan
Prince of Wales Thrown From Horse in Holdenby Steeplechase
The Prince of Wales was toppled when his horse stumbled during the army steeplechase at Holdenby. He was reported uninjured and not seriously harmed.
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Northampton
Eng
U.R
Prince of Wales
Holdenby
Prince
Shanghai City In Chaos As Riots Rage Across Port
United Press reports Shanghai in turmoil with armed American and British forces landing, fires and shelling in the Chapei district, and attacks on foreign lines. American volunteers rescue three families, no injuries. Vindictive engaged offshore. looting and shelling persist. 150000 striking unionists idle. Nationalists clash at the north station.
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United Press
Shanghai
Nanking
Chapei
United States Marine Corps
H. L. Lamb
Peacock Studio
Miners Refuse Bureau Aid in Ohio Dispute
Columbus March 22. Miners refuse help from the Columbus Better Business Bureau to arbitrate the dispute with operators. The refusal comes in a letter from Lee Hall president of District No.6 United Mine Workers of America.
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Columbus
U.P
Columbus Better Business Bureau
Ohio
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Evidence in Ford Libel Case Reads from Dearborn Independent
Detroit March 22 Paragraphs from the Dearborn Independent alleging Jewish influence and exploitation were introduced in Aaron Sapiro vs Henry Ford libel trial. Attorney W H Gallagher read the passages with editor William Cameron on the stand, Cameron claiming editorial control.
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Detroit
Mich
Dearborn Independent
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
William J. Cameron
The
Williams Henry Gallagher
Sapiro
Cameron
Independent
Ford
Bandits Wound Three in Toledo Robbery
In Toledo three men were wounded and bandits obtained 600 dollars in a robbery within the last twelve hours.
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Toledo
Mayor warns college couples over street parking in Daltonhurst
Four couples of college students appeared before Mayor Alex Moore after complaints about parking on Strathmore Boulevard and Utah Place in the Daltonhurst addition east of the Children's home. Chief Herb Parker and Captain Charles Maple ordered the group to heed the warning as no affidavits were filed.
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Strathmore Boulevard
Utah Place
Daltonhurst Addition
Childrens
Alex Moore
Herb Parker
Charles Maple
Campaign to Crack Down on Mahoning Bootleggers
Start clean up campaign in Mahoning County announced by the Mahoning County Constables Association at Youngstown meeting. Deputy Marshalls C D Burkett and Herman Burks reported that in a conference with Charles Earhart of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, Earhart said constables and marshals are legally allowed to continue liquor raids.
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Youngstown
U.P
Mahoning County
Reed Links Prohibition to Stills In American Homes
Senator James A Reed declaring at a Detroit dinner said prohibition breeds law breakers and moral decline citing Gen Lincoln Andrews figures that 1,276,000 stills exist in American homes.
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Detroit
U.P
Prohibition
James A. Reed
Mosouri
Lincoln Andrews
Reed
Gasoline Drops One Cent At Major Stations
Gasoline price fell to 22 cents a gallon at most Cleveland service stations as the three largest oil firms reduced prices by one cent.
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Cleveland
Perfect Murder Case in New York Solved
Police say Albert Snyder art editor of Motor Boating magazine was murdered in a premeditated plan by Harold Judd Gray and Mrs Snyder. Gray confessed to the crime and a staged burglary scene led to the breakthrough. Snyder fled with Mrs Snyder bound, later to Syracuse. A hidden jewelry stash under a mattress provided the crucial clue.
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New York
U.P
Albert Snyder
Harold Judd Gray
Americans Subject Near Nanking as Shanghai Falls to Rebels
United States Marines in Shanghai faced fire as Cantonese nationalists seized Wuhu and attacked foreign districts. Rescue of Americans occurred amid chaos along the Yangtze, with gunfire and looting reported. no American casualties. Washington weighs possible recognition as nationalist forces gain ground.
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H. Francis Misselwits
United Press
Shanghai
Soochow
Nanking
Wuhu
French O Chapel
Wei Chang-Chi
Oreer
United States Marine
Szechuan Road
Seszechn
Bulle
Washington
United States
Soviet
Russia
Sage
Williams
Ati
Mac Vy Department
Délar
Cantones
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Pennsylvania
Ae Wuhu
United States Marine Headquarters
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