Boy on in School Could Do Better Job
Lucas County legislators urge a broader relief program during Ohio welfare talks in Toledo. Daniel H. Kelly of the Toledo chamber and Electric Auto-Lite notes industry cooperation as essential while lawmakers discuss funding and needs for cities’ relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Washington
Daniel H. Kelly
Chamber of Commerce
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Great Lakes
Kelly
George White
Ohio
Lucas County
Council Chamber
Elwood A. Rowsey
Akron B&O restores five day week for 1200 workers
The Akron division of the B and O Railroad will return to a five day week starting Monday. Over 1200 workers across Akron and nearby cities will shift from 32 to 40 hours. The plan includes repairing weight cars overhauls of locomotives and rebuilding coaches for hot car use. Some furloughed workers will be recalled.
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Akron, O
U.P— Akron
B. & O. Railroad
Akron
Cleveland
Painesville
Lorein
Youngstown
Newcastle
Ark
Akron Division
Lamb Crop To Be Decreased
Reports from the Ohio Farm Bureau indicate a 3 to 5 percent drop in the lamb crop this spring due to smaller early lambs in western states and feed shortages. The farm market notes steadier steers with some declines, uneven hogs, and active dressed lamb market signals amid higher Chicago receipts.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Farm Bureau
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Curry
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Rescue 5 From Water After Skiff Capsize
Five crew members of the steamer Loretta Howard were rescued from the Ohio River after a skiff overturned. Among the rescued is Mrs. Sadie Witcher, maid on the Loretta Howard, who was drifting downstream before Fred Plesher and Jack Kenny from another boat pulled her to safety. The others clung to the wheelhouse of the steamer Tom Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Loretta Howard
Ohio River
Sadie Witcher
Fred Plesher
Jack Kenny
Tom Greene
Soviet Troop Concentrations Reported on Manchurian Frontier
Dispatches to Nippon Dempo News Agency from Harbin, Manchuria, revive reports of 30 Soviet troop concentrations along the Manchurian frontier. Several divisions are said to have arrived in the far east with heavy guns aircraft and tanks en route in numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Manchurian
Eee
Mippon Dempo
Harbon
Manchuria
Far East
If You Die From Now On You Die For Your Country
A Beverly Hills letter to readers criticizes a proposed inheritance tax and an already high income tax. It claims lawmakers will tax the living or the dead to keep revenue, framing the issue as turning patriots into taxpayers. The author signs as Will.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
Will
What Is Coming A No Plan Government
ABrisbane essay questions future politics and governance with warnings about a lack of planning. It discusses taxation, observing Goethe and other historical figures, and contrasts efficiency with floating policy. The piece reflects on national direction and fiscal ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Goethe
Philosopher photographer contemplates travel and weather
In Miami Beach a photographer from the Miami Herald muses on staying in Florida for ten years, longs for a first class Wisconsin snowstorm, and wonders what the future holds as he discusses broader questions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank B. Shutt
Miami Herald
Florida
Wisconsin
Five state tornado toll rises to 184 in March outbreak
Freakish twisters traced through five Southern states this week killed at least 184 people and left many injured. The storms ripped buildings apart with startling, knife like force, shocking residents as officials tally damage and casualties.
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Miami Herald
Nature Strives Against Men in Turmoil and Destruction
News beside the tornado wreckage reports plague and hunger in Shanghai. Peasants gnaw tree bark in desperation as smallpox rages unchecked amid the chaos and remorseless killings.
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Shanghai
Politicians Risk Jobs Over Re-Election Motives
The passage criticizes members of Congress who pursue self serving re election at the expense of the nation. It argues they imitate radical elements abroad and may endanger their own careers by trading away integrity for votes. The author contrasts such behavior with competent officials available elsewhere.
Government without a plan hurts a nation
The piece compares government to a car off a track, zigzagging through space. It laments lack of employment and criticizes a tax system that discourages enterprise, arguing that misdirection worsens unemployment in the United States.
Individual liberty and enterprise in a competitive system
The author argues that individuals may pursue happiness by building wealth and employing others, while warning half baked law-makers would strip profits, stifling enterprise. The piece ends with a note that it continues on Page 4.
See Improved Conditions in United States Grain Corporations Head Ex pects Heaviest Wheat Exports in June July October
Treasury Secretary Mills reported a definite trend toward stronger U S economic conditions based on department statistics. He cautioned against viewing this as a forecast of a boom and noted a $157 million drop in money in circulation over six weeks, largely due to seasonal changes and hoarding reductions.
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Washington
Aice
Treasury
Mille
United States
Mills
Milner predicts limited wheat export sales in Europe
Paris reports George S. Milner general manager of the Grain Stabilization Corporation and Farmers National Grain Corporation says he does not expect to ship any wheat from the new crop while in Europe. He will contact European representatives to arrange exports with heavy activity expected in June July and August. Milner forecasts Russia will not resume exports before September or October and plans talks in London and Berlin.
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Paris
George S. Milner
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Farm Board
Europe
Farmers National Graig Corporation
Milner
Ohio Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Liquor Possession Case
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to decide if mere possession of intoxicating liquor violates the prohibition law and can justify raid actions by officers. The case, State v Frank Nicclost of Marion, concerns a $200 fine for possessing one and a half pints claimed for medicinal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank Nicolost
Marion
Woa
Nicclost
Birthday Celebration for Athens Bank Building Caretaker
J. Campbell longtime caretaker at the Athens National Bank Building celebrated his sixty fifth birthday at home on West Carpenter Street after a ten month injury. A surprise party honored both him and his wife with twenty five local relatives and friends in attendance. The next day Mrs Campbell hosted a non birthday dinner with a small guest list. Cards flowers and gifts arrived from friends and neighbors marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Campbell
Athens National Bank
Ai West Carpenter Street
Campbell
Violet Russell
Mr. Campbell
BE. C. Berry
Cornelia Hawis
B. BR. Smith
Harvey W’elch
Campord
Fire destroys Mineral residence known as late Stephen Alan home
The farm residence of George Chesser in Mineral was burned early Wednesday at about 5 20 am. Occupants were Idrus Arnold and Potts families with Chesser recently returning from Mineral. The fire started from an overheated stove and all escaped with only a few clothing items. some belongings were saved. Potts was away in Columbus.
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Mineral
Greoge Chesser
Stephen Alan
Idrus Arnold
Potts
George Chesser
Arnold
Wirchem
Mrs. Arnold
Mrs. Potts
Mr. Potts
Columbus
Pastor’s Romance Ends as Jury Orders Insanity For Beers
Rev. Lester G. Beers 47 former Signal Hill Methodist pastor in Belleville, sentenced to the Anna State Asylum after a six man jury found him insane. He had pursued a 17 year old girl, buying jewelry and lingerie, and claimed scriptures justified his love. Beers admitted marriage denial and sought treatment to return to ministry if cured.
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Harrisburg
Lester G. Beers
Signal Hill Methodist Church
Rbelleville
Anna State Asylum
Beers
Misa Serena Weil
Pirst Corinthians
Tagane
Mina Weil
Missouri
Kansas
Roosevelt Wins Georgia Delegates In Lopsided Primary
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt secured all Georgia Democratic National Convention votes in a landslide, carrying every county with possible exceptions and vastly surpassing John N. Garner in total ballots, as late returns hinted at only minor shifts.
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Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Georgia
John N. Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
Missouri student claims self defense in campus shooting
Burnis Frederick, a Missouri University law student, admits shooting three engineering students in self defense after a group allegedly attacked him over a kidnapping claim. He faced a $1,000 bond on concealed weapons charges as Frank Luckey remained hospital near death.
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Missouri
Columbia
Missouri University Law
Burnis Frederick
Liberty
Frank Luckey
Jerry Cebe
Frank Love
Luckey
Gamg
Frederick
House Faces Decisive Vote on 2 Percent Sales Tax
Washington March 4. Both sides claimed victory as the House prepared a crucial vote on a 2 percent sales tax part of a billion dollar revenue bill. Democratic Floor Leader Rainey predicted adoption before nightfall while opposition leaders Doughton and LaGuardia voiced optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
House of Representatives
Rainey
House
Doughton-LaGuardia
LeGuardia
M. Y
Father Son Trio Sentenced for Counterfeiting Embezzlement
Cleveland March 24 pleaded guilty to counterfeiting and embezzlement charges. Pret Pollyk, 38, and his son Otto 2 were sentenced to a Federal penitentiary after admitting they produced one counterfeit half dollar.
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Cleveland
Pret Polyck
Otto
Hangs Self in County Jail
Columbus report states 68 year old M. Baker died by hanging in the county jail on Wednesday. Baker claimed roles as husband father and grandfather while awaiting forgery arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
M. Baker
Think Pretty Girl Kidnaped Think Pretty Girl Kidnaped
Central City Nebraska reports a beauty parlor worker named Morrison missing, suspected kidnaping. Sheriff J J Mohr says a letter demanding 1000 ransom was received, not yet paid, directing funds to Lincoln general delivery. Morrison last seen in Grant and Inland awaiting a return to Aurora.
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Central City
Ned
Lante
Morrison
Aurora
Aperster
Sherit
J. J. Mohr
Merrick County
Mra. C
Mise Morrison
Grant
Mose
Add Delegates For Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s delegate lead grows as Georgia yields 2% delegates to his tally. Roosevelt now counts 01 delegates with Murray of Oklahoma as the only other official candidate having selected delegates, including Minnesota 24 North Dakota 8 Washington 14 Alaska 4 New Hampshire etc. Roosevelt supporters express growing confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air— Organization
Franklin D.D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Roosevelt
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Washington State
Alaska
Even Fish Know That Spring Is at Hand
Philadelphia readers observe signs of spring at the Bairmount Park Aquarium as two EHemuion Macrostomum named Blue Bear Grunta engage in a lip pressing display. Dr. Robert O. Van Den gen notes the behavior while other fish such as Japanese Fantail Dom Juan Amber Jaci and Black Drum Old Maid react with amused smiles or disapproval.
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Philadelphia
Bairmount Park Aquarium
Robert O. van Dengen
Dom Juan
Morgan Is Pleased With Radio Debut
New York March delivery reports Morgan a prominent international banker who had not spoken publicly in a decade made his radio debut speaking to a workwise audience. He sat in a fireplace warmed library at home beside microphones. He expressed pleasure at reaching a global audience and engineers congratulated him on his poised performance.
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New York
Dlri
Morgan
Mike
Pelae
Ziegfeld Girls Oppose Men's Dress Reform Talk
New York March 34. Ziegfeld showgirls dismissed the Merchant Tailors Association’s push for men to adopt flashy or casual styles. They argued for more conservative dress, praising Ronald Coleman while criticizing belts and tuxedo extremes. Mary Allee Rice and Miss Cogie offered witty, candid lines on fashion.
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New York
Merchant Tailors’ Matiogwai Associiation
Oryiew
Ziegfeld
Gie
Harkatage Dering
Aien
Ronald Coleman
Rudy Moggers
Mary Allee Rice
Dalian
Hownda
Hollywood
Miss Rice
Misa Cogie
Ohio dentist chosen to AA Dental Association committee
Wire brief from Columbus reports a doctor from Ohio State University College of Dentistry was named to the executive committee of the American Association of Dental Schools during the association's closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lege
Ohio State Universe
Otte State University
American Association of Dental Schontwartte
Zeppelin Slightly Damaged After South Atlantic Crossing
The Great Zeppelin sustained minor damage while moored in Breall Pernambuco after its first commercial night of the season. It had crossed the South Atlantic from Friedrichshafen, signaling the start of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Breall
South Atlantic
Friedrichshafen
Prison Terms for Two Parole Violations in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 2, men Ruth Atwood and Willan Swan, both 24, were sentenced to prison after failing to honor probation by avoiding each other’s company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ruth Atwood
Willan Swan
Marriage Annulled in San Francisco After 37 Days
March Martin E Tepper won an annulment of his 37 day marriage to Mrs Tepper on charges that she was “a wife in name only.” Tepper said I am through with women and the ex-bride expressed relief that the affair is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Martin E. Tepper
Ten Men Questioned in Racketeer Slaying Case
Cleveland police questioned ten men today in connection with the murder of Pred Capilla a 44 year old corn sugar art gambling racketeer found dead in a parked automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gonce
Pred Capilla
Markets Close Friday in Observance of Good Friday
Major financial and commodity markets worldwide will be closed on March 2 in observance of Good Friday. Trading will resume on the next business day with reduced activity expected in New York and global exchanges.
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New York
Parents of Alabama's storm wait found in Birmingham hospitals
The parents of a 22 month old girl reported missing after Monday's tornado were located in separate Birmingham hospitals with injuries. Two other children died. the death toll across five states exceeds 130 with more than 1,066 injured.
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Parents of
Alabama
Birmingham
Floyd Butler
Oaton Grove
Ala
Pimarly
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Picket Lines Hold As Henderson Studies Field and Bellaire Session
Adjt. Gen. Frank D. Henderson hurried a second visit in 20 hours without a definite rent. Picket lines held near Banoy Creek Company’s Mine at Minfield as miners walkout spreads to Buatern Ghia. About 1,600 workers in Ohio joined the strike after wage cuts by Hanae Coal and Piney Avania. talks and meetings continued with state and union officials.
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Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
Bonday Creek Company
Mijifield
Buatern Ghia
Seale Borienitret
Bethelle
Wien
1 & Oo FF
Leenee
Carl Gaedn
Jotn Curren
Nelean
Hall
Pomeroy Te
Ixtey
Bellaire
Beats Era
Ohio
Hanae Coal Company
Ofas- Penny Avania
Hagta
Mendereen Arrives in Newonville for High Mole Meeting
Mendereen arrives in Newonville as eutomorbile for a meeting with Conney and guard officers. Direct radio contact to be established today between the adjutant. Two Army motor trucks delivered signaling gear to Neivenville yesterday. signal officers initiating it to Amy.
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Mendereen
Newonville
Conney
Neivenville
Lee Han Leads Dietriet No 4 Unstrei Mine Workers Meeting
In Murray City yesterday following current events, Lee Han, president of Dietriet No 4 Unstrei Mine Worwera of America, spoke alongside others addressing participants about ongoing labor concerns and collective actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Lee Han
Dietriet No. 4
Unstrei Mine Worwera
America
Holiday Recess Changes Amid Easter Observances
Schools adjust schedules with Good Friday not a holiday in Onie and major markets closing. Athens City School pauses Friday afternoon recess at dismissal and resumes Tuesday morning under Sapt W W Ansken brand. County schools skip Easter recess while Putnam Training School and other institutions modify Friday and Monday sessions.
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Banke
Mowt
Tasiness Housen
Athenee
Maratya
Onie
Athens City
Sapt
W. W. Anskenbrand
Ales Root
Putas Putnam Training School
Otfw
Twiveraity
Ranch Becomes Fort MARLAND Amid Court Action
Zack Miller founder of the 109 Ranch turned the ranch into an armed fort in defiance of a court order to auction fire stock and equipment to pay creditors. Two attorneys fled the scene as gunplay erupted near the white house, a landmark in past ranch gatherings.
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Marland
Ohio
J.p
Zack Miller
White House
Weather Summary for Regions with Light Showers Ahead
Yesterday high readings included Miami and Phoenix with warm values, while Los Angeles reached 72. Today’s low is 34 below zero in River While area and Quebec, Cochrane, and General weather conditions suggest a mild rise in temperature with showers expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sero
Quebec Aero
Cochrane Teliow
Aerial gold rush tale begins toward Great Bear Lake
MEGANTIC March 2 An air rush to a new vein of gold is reported heading toward Great Bear Lake in Canada's Northwest Territory. Barry Hayter pilot of a monoplane from Saint John New Brunswick is said to be secretly bound for the gold site as forerunner of a New Brunswick expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megantic
Quebec
Great Bear Lake
Canada
Northwest Territory
Barry Hayter
Saint John
New Brunswielk
United Mine Workers Poll and Meeting Logic in Belmont County Mines
March election set as United Mine Workers prepare a vote on stoppage at Belmont County mines. Jose Cinecue will preside with talk of a strike to back new wage rates and removal of gear at Prey Bork Nos. 2 and No. 1. Miners may walk out to pressure Hanna Coal Company amid protests by state mine officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Kergheia
Eferieein
Hanna
Peraters
Wolford
Tuccara
Mem Goth
Bpallatrs
Pope
United Mine Workers’ Pollng
Raatern Otvia
Nafineds
Jose Cinecue
Raatern Obie Mub-Distriet
Prey Bork Ne S
Hanna Coal Company
Pesuniae
Mney Fore
Innvala
Belmont County
Bettern County
Walktowta
James Berry
Olle Atetica
Will
Imieata Oia Aa & Cos
Stata
Ohio Mining Sector Sees Strikes and Pay Cuts
Ohio miners face workplace action as the Ohio Mining Department chief urges steady supply and industry stability. Labor disputes in Piney Fork and Dillonvale prompt equipment movements and a wage cut across Jefferson County plants, with management citing competition and losses as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsvilla
Mareth
Samed Berry
Ohi
Ferty Berry
Berry
Astrad Tant Oley
Hanne Company
Piney Fork
Dillonvale
Jefferson County Planta
Belmante
Farpoint
Lafferty
Witemy
Unclear record due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary item notes a county official or public communications matter involving Bower and Shetter, with missing context and dates. The readable portions point to a condition report or status update but lack concrete details or outcomes.
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Pred L. Smith
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