Government Stamps Out Interstate Kidnap Rings
Federal agents closed two kidnap gangs in dawn raids across the country. Ex-law clerk Thomas H Robinson Jr remains at large as the last public enemy, while J Edgar Hoover and Attorney General Cummings claim the interstate threat is under control. Dr Theodore M Johnson dies in New York at 78.
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Washington
Cummings
Mahan
William Mahan
Justice Department
San Francisco
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
J. Edgar Hoover
Toledo
Harry Campbell
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Berry V. Stoll
Louisville
Hoover
Johnson
New York
Theodore M. Johnson
Ohio Society
The
Explorers Club
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The report lists top players in batting runs and pitching across American and National leagues. Notable leaders include Gehrig and Foxx for batting, Grove for pitching, and Herman and Jordan for national framing, with further ties and multiple players noted in various stats.
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Sullivan
Indians
Chapman
Yankees
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Foxx
Red Sox
Crosetti
Haas
White Sox
Rolfe
Lewis
Senators
Clift
Browns
Trosky
Werber
Grove
Blueholder
Terry
Giants
Herman
Cubs
Jordan
Bees
Moore
Cuyler
Rees
Norris
Phillies
Medwick
Davis
Cardinals
Whitehead
Lavagetto
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Camilli
Bucher
Hassett
Dodgers
Suhr
McQuinn
Klein
Ott
Hafey
Demaree
J. Martin
Allen
Ssi Benge
Gumbert
French
Walker Cardinals
Sheriff suspects pal's true identity as Barker-Karpis mobster
Lucas County Sheriff James O'Reilly disclosed he knew a man as Bob Miller but learned the acquaintance was Harry Campbell of the Barker-Karpis gang. Campbell, captured Thursday, faces U S indictments in the $200000 Edward Bremer kidnapping with Alvin Karpis. Campbell's wife Gertrude Campbell returned to their apartment. Hoover said no charges against her.
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Alvin Karpis
Kate
Ma"” Barker
Hoover
New Orleans
Toledo
James O’reilly
Lucas County
Harry Campbell
Barker-Karpis
J. Edgar Hoover
O'Reilly
Bob Miller
Campbell
Miller
St. Paul
Edward Bremer
Monroe St
Gertrude Campbell
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Athens
Athens County
Ohio Republicans heat up campaign for delegates to convention
Borah supporters push to elect Ohio delegates while Taft backers hold rallies across the state. Borah criticizes state GOP leaders in Toledo as campaigns run in Youngstown Portsmouth and Cleveland with Knox and London movement figures attacking the New Deal and President.
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Columbus
United States
William E. Borah
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Borah
Toledo
Frank E. Gannett
Supreme Court
Youngstown
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Portsmouth
Taft
John Hamilton
London
Edward A. Hayes
Illinois
Knox
Cleveland
Hayes
Hamilton
Akron Tire Builders Meet To End Strike
About 175 truck tire builders at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. planned a vote today to return to work after a sitdown protest. Workers left the plant after notices said the department would not operate until Monday. They demanded a maximum production rate, which company spokesmen said was not being attempted.
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Akron
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Glouster High uncovering 22 wild flower varieties
A Glouster High School biology field trip group spent about an hour identifying 22 wild flower varieties including three violet types white blue and yellow.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
UMWA Officials Refute Endorsements Claimed for Candidate
United Mine Workers of America committee reports that Edwin A. Jones did not receive endorsements from Luhrig Local No. 16 or other locals. Investigators state Luhrig 16 endorsement was written by the secretary without authority and locals 270 Starr Ohio 1381 Murray City 7032 Deanville did not endorse him as claimed.
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United Mine Workers of America
Edwin A. Jones
Congress
Luhrig
Starr
Hio
Murray City
Uion
Deanville
WM. B. Morris
Ralph C. Deems
Ernest Parker
Treas
Joe Judson
John Wycoff
General Coxey Campaigns in Ohio for Farmer-Labor Party
General Jacob S Coxey aged 82 planned a campaign tour in Ohio as the Farmer-Labor Party nominee. He left Jackson in a sign decorated car with living quarters and said he would speak in the Buckeye state both en route to the capital and on the return trip.
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Jackson
Mich
Jacob S Coxey
Ohio
Farmer- Labor Party
Buckeye
Second Dusenberry Brother Dies Thursday
In Columbus Joseph W. Dusenberry 77 died of heart disease Thursday night ten months after his brother Will J. Dusenberry 70 took his own life. The Dusenberry Brothers were known in the amusement world for managing theaters and amusement parks and were famed travelers.
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Columbus
Joseph W. Dusenberry
Will J. Dusenberry
Optimists Meet Columbus Convention Opens
Optimists clubs from 17 cities opened a two day convention in Columbus with officials and attendees expected to discuss youth programs and community service initiatives.
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Optimists Meet
Columbus
Optimists
Steubenville Mayor Oliver Conley Dies at 56
Steubenville mayor Oliver R. Conley, who served from 1926 to 1931, died Thursday night of angina pectoris at age 56. Survived by his wife and two sons.
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Steubenville
Oliver R. Conley
Organist Sues Wife for Cruelty Over Stopped Organ
Chicago case details Robert Herrick a hotel organist filing for divorce on cruelty grounds. He cites a single incident in which his wife pulled out all the stops of the organ while he played, illustrating alleged cruel conduct.
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Chicago
Robert Herrick
Ohio suspect held after Chicago nab in $50,000 loot case
Jack Becker, 26, remained in custody today after attempts to free him failed following charges of receiving stolen property tied to an estimated $50,000 in loot. Some items were identified as stolen in Dayton Lima and Greenville Ohio robberies. A habeas corpus petition was dismissed in felony court.
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Chicago
Jack Becker
Dayton
Lima
Greenville
Becker
Injunction Sought Against Kent Strikers at Black and Decker Plant
A petition filed in Ravenna Common Pleas Court seeks an injunction to halt mass picketing at the Black and Decker Electric plant where a strike is under way. The move comes after workers demanded a 10 percent wage increase this past Sunday.
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KENT
Common Pleas
Ravenna
Black and Decker Electric Company
Plane Device Lets Blind Landings With Radio Guidance
United Air Lines president W A Patterson announced a robot airplane pilot that can land in darkness or fog. The system uses two radio beams to guide a plane from five miles out and lower from 1000 feet to a precise runway stop. Secret tests occurred at Oakland airport. regular use may wait about two years.
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Chicago
W. A. Patterson
United Air Lines
Patterson
Oakland
Calif
United Air
Hamburgers Are Next Best Food for Pet Alligator
In Charlotte Shamrock the three foot alligator of the W B Matthewses adapted from goldfish to hamburger after weeks of diet trials. In Glouster the Marcellite Rebekah Lodge announces degree team practice for the regular meeting this Saturday night with attendance urged.
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W. B. Matthewses
Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
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Pol. Adv
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Publican Primary
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Myenes
Oliver F. Rowland
Charlotte, N. C.—"Shamrock
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the Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
Athens, Ohio
California
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Batiste
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Athena Theatre
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