Labor Leader Spars With Parties On Nomination Plans
As conventions near, Republicans plan a Cleveland Municipal Stadium outdoor ceremony to announce their nominee while Democrats target Franklin Field Philadelphia for President Roosevelt’s renomination. Remaining coverage notes AFL leader Green’s stance and Farley’s farm relief remarks amid tight primary results in South Dakota and California.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
James A. Farley
East
West
South Dakota
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
California
London
John McGroarty
Upton Sinclair
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Health Boosts
An old advertisement urges cutting fat and sweets and eating lean meats fruits and vegetables to gain vitality. It recommends a half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts daily before breakfast for a month, claiming improved health with a money back guarantee if not felt.
Ohio Farm Outlook Among Best in Country
Ohio's farm outlook from the U S Department of Agriculture ranks as one of the best in the nation. State Director of Agriculture Farl Hanefeld voices optimism for the prospective yield despite a severe winter and crops not matching last year.
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Ohio
Columbus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farl H. Hanefeld
Ohio River Flood Damage Totals $1 412 380 in District
W C De vereaux the nations No 1 flood forecaster reported that the Ohio River flood caused 1412380 in damage in the Gallipolis Ohio to Carrollton Kentucky district. Cincinnati area sustained 550110 in damage while early warnings saved about 1870000 of which 900000 was in Greater Cincinnati. 3225 acres flooded 2089 buildings affected 954610 property losses and 457770 in relief and suspended business costs.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Devereaux
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Carrollton
U. S. Army District
Crazed Filipino Killed By San Quentin Guard
Eleven inmates were wounded in a San Quentin prison yard stabbing spree by Frank Dangene a crazed Filipino detainee who was killed by guard Charles Rexroad. Rafael Aquila 31 was wounded in the leg as the incident occurred in a crowded shed with about 300 convicts present.
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San Quentin Guard
San Quentin
Calif
Frank Dangene
Charles Rexroad
Dangne
Rafael Aquila
Steel Plate Workers Demand Wage Boost
The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers adopted a resolution calling for a 15 percent wage increase for workers in the sheet and tin plate industry in Canonsburg Pennsylvania. The convention weighed a showdown on pursuing unionization by industry or by craft lines.
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Canonsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Snowville Sunday School Attendance Up Amid Church Activities
Snowville M E Church reports strong turnout with 28 at Sunday School in the afternoon and 28 at Epworth League on Sunday evening led by Harvey Haning. Bertha Willill Welch is ill and Frank Green made a trip to Columbus. Farmers push planting as weather stays favorable, reducing frost risk from last year.
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Snowville
Epworth
M. E
Harlevy Haning
Bertha Welch
Frank Green
Columbus
Tattooed man embodies show off urge, psychiatrist says
Dr. Francis J. Gerty cites tattooing and body art as expressions of display seeking in men. He recalls a 46 year old married patient who had 12 tattoos in 13 years, totaling 29 images including heads, animals, flowers, wings, daggers, stars, a battleship and a horse shoe. He sought an elephant head on the face but could not complete it.
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ST. Louis
Francis J. Gerty
Chicago
American Psychiatric Association Today
Poisoned adder found in Montreal hotel grounds
Police guarded a Montreal hotel yesterday after a poisoned black adder was found coiled in its casa. The incident led to a late withdrawal of the guard while authorities investigated the creature and any threat to guests.
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Montreal
Amall
Smith, Schriever
Ita Casa
Authorities move to guard morals from American influence
Mainland authorities acted to shield Chinese cultural standards from perceived American influence. A book stall proprietor was fined for displaying risque American magazines, reflecting strict controls on public morality.
Police recover jewels from vault linked to new Dillinger gang
Chicago police recovered jewels valued at $50 000 from a safety deposit vault rented under Isaac Beckman as they hunt four men tied to a self styled new Dillinger gang. Detectives say the cache was not taken in Lima or Dayton robberies.
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Chicago
Dillinger
Sal Corsi
Isaac Beckman
Doris
Lima
Dayton
Ohio
Ashtabula County Protest Over Beaver Mahoning Canal
A large petition from 3,521 of 4,500 local voters urged the Army Board of Engineers to reject the Beaver Mahoning Canal project. They argued the plan would evict residents, ruin the Port of Ashtabula, wipe out millions of taxable property, and raise taxes statewide.
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Washington
Ashtabula County
Beaver-Mahoning
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Army Board of Engineers
Grand River
Ashtabula
Ohio
Brady Charged With Two Murders and Thefts
Indianapolis report states Al fred Brady confessed the slaying of Edward Lindsey of Piqua Ohio on March 21 and is charged with the slaying of Sergeant Richard Rivers in Indianapolis on April 27. He allegedly robbed two Springfield stores and a Eaton Oh Ohio holdup.
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Indianapolis
Alfred Brady
Roy Pope
Edward Lindsey
Piqua
Brady
Sergt
Richard Rivers
Pope
Springfield
Lindsey
Eaton
Man Survives Fatal Fire After Fuel Pot Explosion
D. D. Canfield, 38, of Tulsa Oklahoma, suffered critical burns when a kerosene lamp fuel pot exploded as he poured fuel into it. He tore off burning clothes and ran more than a mile to a nearby farm for help. doctors gave him about a 50 50 chance of recovery.
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D. D. Canfield
Tulsa
Okla
Canfield
Caledonia Last Civil War Veteran James Sharrock Dies
James Sharrock 92, the last Civil War veteran in Caledonia, died yesterday. He had been a prominent local figure and survivor of the conflict's final days.
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Marion
Caledonia
James Sharrock
Bar berton woman wins 10000 in breach of promise suit
Miss Mary Tropha of Barberton C announced a circuit court jury awarded her 10000 damages in a breach of promise case against Thomas Ivansky a petty officer in the U S Navy in Annapolis Maryland.
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Annapolis
M. D
Mary Tropha
Barberton
Thomas Ivansky
U. S. Navy
Doan’s Pills Promoted For Kidney Health
Medical copy claims kidneys contain 15 miles of tubes that purge the blood and warn that frequent bladder issues and swelling can signal trouble. It urges flushing these tubes with Doan’s Pills, a remedy said to have helped millions for over 40 years.
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Doan
Goodyear plant gunfire injures six near entrance
Six men were hurt by concrete chips when a single bullet fired during a disturbance near Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Plant No. 2 entrance grazed a sidewalk. Police say a special deputy fired amid pamphlet distribution promoting so called company union. Five injured workers were treated and released. one man, Llewellyn Morgan, 30, was hospitalized.
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Akron
Akron, O
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Industrial Assembly
United Rubber Workers of America
C. W. Householder
S. D. Grindle
L. T. Schranz
M. B. Williamson
H. D. Webb
Llewellyn Morgan
City Hospital
B. D. Ferguson
Goodyear
Goodyear Police Department
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
FERA Staff Is Cut and Budget Reduced for May
Columbus Ohio federal emergency relief administrator Darton Frost reduced the FERA administrative staff by 100 today and cut the May liquidating budget by 24000. The move leaves 550 staff and a May budget of 65000. Sixty five released workers were in county FERA offices and the rest in Columbus.
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Columbus
Darton Frost
Ohio
Federal Emergency Relief
FERA
New Teeth In Place With Little Fastest Powder
Advert says Little Fastest powder holds false teeth firmly in place with no slip. Claims gummy taste and comfortable fit, left on plates to prevent wobble. Available in three sizes from the advertiser.
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Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Henry Breckenridge
Steel Plate
Bank US
Athens
Glouster
Ethiopia
Italy
Hong Kong
Gulflube
Ouarr
Gulf
Elmer Tom
Gulf Products
Patricia Ann Gannon
Fred Kittle
Fosco
Mieaters
AGA Testing Laboratory
Wheaton's
Athens Family Shoe Store
Scho Bey
Kentucky
Ley
Sori
Schenley
Schenley Distributors, Inc
New York
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