Will Block Vote Measure To Be Sent To Combined Committee Meeting
A heated Senate to House path for the tariff bill ends with a plan to move to a conference of committees. Republican majorities edge toward a conference vote while Democrats push for full Senate amendments review and farm relief provisions.
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House
John Garner
Texas
Curtis
Smoot
Utah
Watson
Indiana
Shortridge
Lifornia
Simmons
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Bratton
New Hampshire
Broussard
Randsdell
Louisiana
Dendrick
Wyoming
Pittman
Nevada
Trammell
Florida
Fletcher
Borah
Idaho
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
Capper
Allen
Kansas
Schall
Minnesota
McMaster
Treasury
Hoover
Mystery Kidnapping and Ransom Claim Stuns Kansas City
Police investigate a high profile kidnapping linked to Michael Katz of Ike and Mike fame. Reported Tuesday abduction allegedly ended after Isaac Katz paid 100000 for his brother's release. Silence demand from criminals noted. family silent.
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Kansas City
U.P
Michael H. Katz
Ike
Mike
Katz
Michael Katz
Isaac
Michael
Murray City Fire Follows Floods as Mayor Links Misfortune
Murray City faced back to back disasters as a $65 000 fire followed repeated floods. Mayor Fred Surgen blamed timing of waterworks pumps and water supply issues for the spread, noting relief from flood control came only to be followed by fire. Fire Chief Robert Surtees confirmed the first major blaze since July 27, 1927.
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Murray City
Fred Surgen
Surgen
Snow Fork
Robert Surtees
Ohio Prohibition Debates Open With Beetham and Southwell
Rupert Beetham and George C. Southwell led a new debate series on prohibition in Cleveland. Beetham, state prohibition administrator, defended the Eighteenth Amendment and noted lower student drinking claims, while John A. Hadden of the Crusaders prepared to argue for government control of liquor. Similar programs will run weekly for six weeks. Southwell attacked the Literary Digest poll as unfair.
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Beetham
WJAY
Dry Maintenance League
The
Crusaders
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Southwell
Dry Maintenace League
Literary Digest
Today Federal Reserve Advisers.
A concise, period tone item noting comments or actions by Federal Reserve advisers with emphasis on broad market reactions and global responses. The fragment suggests economic policy context and international voices influencing markets.
Fed chief urges bold business push and Prudential shift
The Federal Reserve chief tells business to act boldly with initiative and less hesitation. He suggests when prosperity returns, business will urge the Fed to curb usury, and to run the Fed more like a banking institution rather than a pawnshop.
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Federal Reserve
Reserve Board Critics Call for Immediate Financial Reform
Financiers backed by the Reserve Board forced 15 and 20 percent rates, transferring hundreds of millions to lenders and inflating bank stocks. Analysts urge fast action to curb excesses and restore value.
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Reserve Board
Los Angeles Oil Scandal Trial Aides Exposed
A Los Angeles oil scandal case features jurors confessing bribery. One juror received 20000 dollars. another's house was bought for about double its price. Other jurors were influenced, and the accused even bought the district attorney, who now fails to act.
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Los Angeles
Oil robbery trial provokes costly Los Angeles lawsuit
Good People of Los Angeles spend thousands pursuing punishment and justice for swindled victims while the accused face a largely bought jury and an apparently bought district attorney prosecuting the case.
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Los Angeles
Opinion of Joseph Toplitzky on guilt and settlement
Joseph Toplitzky, a student of modern conditions, argues that a guilty man should go to court to maximize his chances of winning, while an innocent man should seek the best possible settlement if he cannot prove his innocence.
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Joseph Toplitzky
Russia reacts to pope protest with punitive measures
In the Minsk District a fund is started to build an unspecified project as part of Russia’s retaliatory stance against Catholic Church opposition to atheistic propaganda.
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Russia
Minsk
Vet Is Thanked John M. Teetor Receives Hoover Letter
John M. Teetor, 64, National Military Home inmate from Dayton, visited Columbus and was gifted a letter by President Hoover after he carved him an urn from Brazilian walnut. Teetor, a Spanish American War veteran, has been a wood craftsman since boyhood.
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Hoover
Columbus
U.R
National Military
Dayton
Teetor
Mr. Hoover
Teeter
Breakfast Set and Farm Offerings in Classifieds
Classifieds note a 13 acre truck and poultry farm for sale within six miles of Athens. Advertisement lists eight week old O I C piga chicks and an Albany breakfast set including table and four chairs in Duco finish offered for $13.48.
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Athens
Boy Eight Reported Missing in Cleveland
Eight year old John Schrecker disappeared from his home in Cleveland under mysterious circumstances. His mother Mary Schrecker said a caller told her over the phone, Dont worry, your son is in good hands, before hanging up.
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Cleveland
U.P
John Schrecker
Mary Schrecker
Senate Eyes Rest After Tariff Fight Ends
Washington March 25 Senate turns to routine appropriations after seven months of tariff debate The Agriculture Department and Public Buildings bills are on the program The Public Buildings Bill would fund about 115 million dollars for district and non district public structures If completed the Senate plans a week long recess House moves to consider the Senate rewritten Tariff Bill amid talk of a Democratic Republican coalition House Banking Committee questions Federal Reserve Chairman Young on branch banking methods
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U.P
Senate
Agriculture Department
District of Columbia
House
Garner
House Banking Committee
Young
Federal Reserve Board
Bus window accident ends with damage and apology
Fletcher King of Moore town drove a truck loaded with wide boards past a Blue and Grey bus on Union Street. The boards protruded and broke two windows as he passed, startling bystanders. King offered to pay all damages after the incident.
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Mooretown
Athena
Union Street
Court
President
Congress Streets
King
Bank bandit trio alleged in Canton confession
NOT ON A POLE CANTON March 25 U R Carl Beckett 19 former Mansillon flag pole sitting contestant held in county jail charged with being a member of a trio of youthful bank bandits Beckett confessed he and two other youths recently arrested in Indiana held up banks at Cumberland Fairland and Southport Ind the sheriff
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U.R
Carl Beckett
Beckett
Indiana
Cumberland
Fairland
Southport
Ind
Ohio to Award 500 Dollar Prize in State Song Contest
Ohio officials announce a $500 cash prize for the winner of the state song contest conducted by the State Department of Education. The winning song will be sung by about 10,000 school children at the National Education Association convention in Columbus in June. Final lyric submissions are due May 1.
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Columbus
U.R
State Department of Education
J. L. Clifton
Ohio
National Education Association
Merger Rumors Swirl Over DuPont Potential Roessier Deal
Newark March 25. A Wall Street rumor links E I DuPont De Nemours Co with acquiring Roessier & Hassiacher Chemical Co as part of broad merger plans among several chemical firms.
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Newark
U.R
Wall Street
E. I. Dupont de Nemours & Co
Roessier &Hassiacher Chemical Co
Death by Poison Leads to Father’s Death After Son’s Suicide
In Port Clinton Dr. J W Baldwin Jr aged 47, formerly of Toledo, drank poison at his home and died. Within under an hour his father J W Baldwin Sr aged 82 died from the shock of the event.
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Port Clinton
J. W. Baldwin, Jr
Toledo
J. W. Baldwin, Sr
Ohio WCTU Holds Midyear Executive Meeting in Columbus
The Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union began its midyear executive session in Columbus on March 25. A telegram from State President Mrs. Florence D. Richard to the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement protested any repeal or modification of the national prohibition law.
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U.P
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Washington
Ohio
Florence D. Richard
Toledo
Silence in Senate Over London Naval Conference Draws Criticism
United Press reports Senators delay judgment on the London Naval Conference with some leaders like Hale and McKellar voicing criticism. Critics warn a flexible three power pact could let Europe set U S naval size while hoping for salvageable elements of any agreement.
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Washington
Hale
Maine
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
McKellar
Nessee
Britain
Capper
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Census workers named for Meigs and Athens counties
Appointment of 31 enumerators for Athens County and 21 for Meigs County was announced by census supervisor L. W. Roberts for the Twenty Seventh District. Additional hires, delays from Washington, and start date of April 3 with a two day completion target are noted. lists enumerate city wards, townships, and institutions across both counties.
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Athens
L. W. Roberts
Athens County
Meigs County
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Vinton Counties
Athene
Roberta
Rhines County
Athena City
Alvira Beach
Helen H. Brooks
Pearley Gaskill
Ohio University
Charles F. Starlin
Wbaner
Edith Saylor
West
Naomi Simmons
Athens State Hospital
Nelsonville
Dorothy Vorhees
Mary Keasenger
Bertha ‘Poston
Charities N. Ervin
Glouster City
Grace A. Myers
Glouster
Harry Richards
Fred R. Baker
Athens Township
Lyle D. Vore
Albert R. Linscott
Ames
Amenville
John Gall
Trimble Township
Clarence M. Swarts
Carthage
Guy E. Osborne
Dover
Hollis V. Stalder
Cuspacey
Carl H. Hayen
Reme Cowns
Lodi
George Dishong
York Township
Lloyd T. Dalley
Albhanp Village
Lee Township
Remgo R. Crislip
Troy Township
Coolville
Gertrude Rainey
Trimble
Jacksonville
H. H
Henry
Bern Township
C. C. Graham
Tolliver Case Heard Before January Grand Jury
Fifty five witnesses summoned to testify in the Tolliver murder probe were examined by Prosecuting Attorney R D Williams as the January Grand Jury reconvened. Miners and others filled the courthouse corridor while the inquiry continued into the afternoon. A true bill for first degree murder or other charges might be returned, or the case dismissed without indictment.
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Melvin Tolliver
Bailey Run
Floyd Katzenbach
R. D. Williams
Tolliver
Blizzard Grips Chicago Area With Fatality Reported
A mid winter blizzard slammed Chicago and surrounding areas with heavy snow and high winds. Traffic slowed to a crawl and pedestrians faced dangers as Edgar Tompkins, 42, died after slipping in windy conditions near his home. The storm spread from Pennsylvania to Nebraska and was expected to move eastward tonight or tomorrow.
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U.R
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Nebraska
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Plane crash kills three near Alhambra
In Alhambra California a monoplane crashed near a boulevard killing film actor Wallace Beery's pilot George Maves his wife Cynthia Maves and Lynn Hayes. Beery was not aboard. Deputy sheriffs and air officials searched the charred wreckage for cause as the plane dived after a low approach.
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Alhambra
Calif
U.P
Wallace Berey
Beery
George Maves
Cynthia Maves
Lynn Hayes
Butte Millhand Wins Agua Caliente Sweepstakes
George Fisher of Butte Montana wins $51 761 from Agua Caliente lottery. He plans to leave his $5 75 a day ore mill job and return home to enjoy life while shopping for a standout car in Los Angeles. The Victoria horse was the Sunday Agua Caliente handicap winner.
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Los Angeles
U.R
George Fisher
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George
Jury Reaches Guilty End in Dague Case in New Castle
The jury completed its selection with Daisy McKibben as the twelfth juror and the Commonwealth began its bid to seek the electric chair for Glen Dague in the slaying of Brady Paul, a highway patrol corporal.
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New Castle
Daisy McKibben
Commonwealth
Glen Dague
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
Highway Patrol
Village Riot Leaves Six Arrested After Council Meeting
Six men were in custody at Miles Heights Village after a near riot outside the town hall following a council meeting. A large delegation from the former Republican Club, hostile to the current administration, clashed with councilmen as spectators shouted, in a village already troubled by race tensions since several colored officials were elected.
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Cleveland
U.R
Miles Heights
Republican Club
Conference tries adjourning to avert naval crisis
London report says chief delegates to the naval conference pause talks to seek a six month adjournment to prevent a collapse of negotiations. Britain signals cautious support while Briand may return tomorrow to offer an exit from the deadlock as Grandi hints at Rome duties.
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United Press
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Ijie
J. Ramsey Donald
France
Italy
Epekeaman
Ariatde Briand
Giles Bids On Large Ohio Road Project Package
Giles bids on about 9.9 million dollars in road projects announced by Ward the Director of Highways. Items include Perry County resurfacing five miles of Corning to Rendville and At Road, Meigs County stone surface for 7.2 miles of Marietta Road. Total lines indicate 43.4 miles general construction and 177,849 miles surface.
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Giles
Ward
Perry County
Corning
Lexington
Rendville
Meigs County
Marietta
Booklet on Care of the Car offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger offers a illustrated booklet CARE OF CAR prepared by experts of the American Automobile Association. It explains upkeep steps such as cleaning lubrication and driving to extend the car’s service life. Cost is six cents postage and handling.
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