House Delays Showdomn on Tariff Fight Signals Split
Washington reports House leaders stalled general tariff debate as Senate members rest preparatory to a Monday vote on the farm bill. Powerful Republicans face internal dissension over the tariff, with bloc opposition to higher machine and sugar levies. Senate action limited the chairman’s salary to 112 0068 a year amid Hoover administration debate. Floods in Kansas add to national tension as storms claim lives and devastate communities.
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Washington
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Vesa
Ohio
Broakhart
Borah
Hoover
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Reidans
Home accident prevention booklet distribution request
The Bureau offers a booklet on common home accidents causes prevention and emergency care. It explains how to handle injuries and urges readers to send 10 cents for postage and handling plus name and address for mailing.
Picture and Life Story of Mrs Barton Painted Friday
Rutland May 11 Staff report death of Mrs Barton aged mid 70s after brief illness at Barton homestead. She was longtime resident family matriarch, survived by daughter Mrs Van Zant and several grandchildren and relatives. Funeral set from Rude and Molt Church Sunday with burial at Milesemetory.
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Jong
Mars
Barton
Athens
Marton
Atrs, van Zant
Flora Mary Colwell
Muleler
Langsville
Qurriel
Andrew J Barton
Auniversice
Hite
Sears
Thoms
Ele
Brett Tiaag
Jutland
Alt Barton
Martie Patri
Mra Hae I ‘Shepard
Cleveland
Howard Wond
Hulland
Minnie Yanvit
Huiland
Tarron
Pomeroy
Bos Barrett
Kutland
Man
Dawn Drinkers and Prohibition Era Nightlife Exploits
The piece describes Dawn Drinkers in New York speakies led by Pop Gallagher on West 45th Street with profits sent higher up. A hold up at 715 back room results in Burns shot in the stomach and likely to die. It notes enforcement limits under the Jones Law and mentions eclipse photos from Moilloysland observed by a U S Naval Observatory team from ground and aircraft at 5900 and 10900 feet.
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Hookthe
West 45Th Street
Jork
Imogene
Heery
Mn Seetch
Pop
Palleemain Burns
Burns
New York
Rand
Thessun
Moiloysland
United States Naval Observatory
Logan Kiwanis Club prepares for its guests
Logan Kiwanis Club schedules an intercity meet for June 4 with clubs from Chillicothe Lancaster Athens New Lexington Gloucester and Logan. District officers attend. A committee led by W. Yau Melrose Harbaugh Fred Carpenter Sumner Martin Dr MT H Cherrington and Carl Bright plans events. Arthur R Harper of Columbus among speakers. Captain Richard Benton of Athens Salvation Army to address Rotary meeting.
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Logan Kiwanians
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Athens
New Lexington
Glousier
W. Yau
Melrose Harbaugh
Fred Carpenter
Sumner Martin
MT. H Cherrington
Carl Bright
Arthur R Harper
Columbus
Richard Benton
Salvation Army
J. ‘Pislow
Committee to Change Tariff Bill Planned Hearings
Washington May 31 UK Chairman Hawk of the Ways and Means Committee proposed a meeting with Republican members on May 14 to review suggested tariff bill changes. Any committee approved amendments would be offered on the House floor, limiting open amendment. The hearing next Tuesday will discuss rate changes on sugar hides boots and shots cement litter long staple cotton and other commodities.
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Washington
Hawk
Ways and Peans Committee
Howley
Man Held in Jail Charged With Smoke House Robbery
Stephen Legg was brought to the Meigs County Jail on the charge of breaking into a smoke house owned by J. J. Lyons and taking a load of smoked hams. He arrived from Columbus where he had been held and has admitted involvement in the robbery in a confession that names others.
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Pomeroy
Stephen Legg
Meigs County
Welock
Weter
J. J. Lyons
Columbus
Legg
Seidenfeld Rides Camel at Pyramids
Logan May 11 report says Charles Seidenfeld of Murray City travels on a world tour. He has mailed cards from Kendy Ceylon and Cairo showing him riding a camel at the Pyramids and planning trips through Palestine Syria Turkey Greece and on to France and Italy.
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Logan
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Petit Elae
Mothers Honored By Nation Today
A nationwide observance honors mothers on Mother's Day. Dr Charles B. Girket recounts a tale of a boy honoring his mother yearly. Anna Jarvis created the day in 1907, with Congress later designating the second Sunday in May.
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Scaff
Motherhoood
Charles B. Girket
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Rotary
Kivania
Athens
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Miss Jarvis
Zeppelin Purchase Planned for Los Angeles to Honolulu Route
Gr at Zeppelin to be bought for an all passenger air line from Los Angeles to Honolulu. John Liden of the Ohio Bar Association says the deal, with Los Angeles interests, aims for a price near 1.9 million dollars. Negotiations were opened in New York last week with German patent rights cited as a hurdle.
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Honolulu
John Liden
Ohio Bar Association
Washington
Cleveland
Liden
Dot Jefferson Diavis
Davis
New York
Jer
Herman Srhatani
Prerlin
JoIden
Graf Zeppeln
Los Angles
Paul Witchfield
Desert Rat patent suit settled for 20 million dollars
George Campbell Carson known as The Desert Rat won a Supreme Court upheld patent case against American Smelting and Refining Co and Anaconda Copper. Officials said the 20 million dollar claims were settled after years of dispute as backers financed the legal fight and smelters had refused royalties.
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New York
George Campbell Carson
American Smelting and Refining Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Carson
United States Supreme Court
Lost Flier and Bride Found Safe in Newark Arrival
Newark pilot W Abc Gehringer and his bride were found safe in Newark after a search through the Alleghenies in Demnsylvania. The couple had been presumed missing while en route to Newark and landed there quietly, avoiding contact with friends.
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N. J
Abc
E. Gehringer
Alleghenies
Demnsylvania
Gafety
Gilbert Claire Wedding Ends Rumored Star Romance
Hollywood reports a hastily held desert wedding between John Gilbert and Claire in Las Vegas Nevada ending a two day romance. Gossip claims a romance with Greta Garbo and a possible union to Gene Markey were considered. the couple declined to comment.
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Calif
John Gilbert
Iaa Claire
Claire
Las: Yoga
Nevada
Miss Claire
Gilbert
Greta Garbo
Misa Claire
Gene Markey
Weiter
Woman Takes Life While Visiting Son
Elizabeth Oberholzer, 62, of McDougal, died by hanging while visiting her son Thursday. Despondent for weeks, she left a note of distress. Survived by husband and five children. Daughter of the late Amos Hixson who died in Chauncey three weeks earlier, and sister of Mrs George W. Brown of Chauncey, who died a month ago. All three deaths occurred within a month.
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Elizabeth Oberholzer
McDougal
Amos Hixson
Chauncey
George W. Brown
Birth of son brings joy to 72 year old Logan visitor
David Bensonhaver of Washington Township visited Logan to celebrate news from Columbia hospital that his wife had given birth to a son last week. Bensonhaver, a seventy two year old farmer, notes this is his third wife and marks a rare happy event in his family.
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Logan
David Bensonhaver
Washington Township
Columbia Hospital
Bensonhaver
Longfellow Quoting Rules Costly in Chicago Case
Magistrate James M. Frien rules that quoting Longfellow’s poems depends on placement and accent. In the case Mire Winnie de Barge v Alias Death Baker neighbors test the charge as Minnie Le Garage argues the poetry mattered, while a chicken coop dispute unfolds with petty quarrels and a $25 fine plus costs.
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Ringer
le Barge
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Misa Tikur
Nevec
Peron
Altra le Garage
Minnie
Baya
Pha
Langfellas
Isa
Costa
Moonshine Plant Raided At Sand Run Mine Four Arrested
Four men were arrested at the Sand Run mine near the village after police monitored an operating moonshine plant for several days. Officials say nearly 400 gallons of mash and about 23 gallons of whisky were seized. The suspects, including Beal and Sheren, were arraigned and bound over for trial.
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Logan
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Hammond
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PhUp
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Sheren
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Mali
Real
Tames
Iypaty Parke
Heir to fortune held on bad check case
Akron May 11 era reports a New York man 37 White held on a charge of passing a bad check tied to a hotel stay. Police say a large but unavailable fortune is held in trust in a New Haven bank. White’s attorney says a $524 900 trust exists.
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Cleveland
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White
New York
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Eckerman
Monty
Henry Lavine
Thim
New Haven
Ohio lawmaker urges civic contact to shape legislation
Q C Gray of Cadiz, Ohio, speaking to the Athena Most Methodist church, argues rural members dominate the assembly but cities benefit from needed measures. He urges citizens to correspond with representatives, notes debates over autos, buses, and road improvements, and praises education and Ohio University in statewide progress.
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Ohio
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Cadiz
General Assembly of
Athena Most Methodist Episcopal Church
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Riva
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Promin
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Uw General Assembly
Mr. Gray
Ohio University
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Gray
Home Missionary Society of the Church
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Brotherhood
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Muaig
Joseph Reeter
Leon Nicholas Ricey
Tony” Guatinella
Mystery woman match leads in river patrol and ferry tug
A fragmented report from May 11 describes a 45 foot gasoline propelled boat for Ohio River patrols to catch houseboat bootleggers en route to Pittsburgh. A separate item notes a mysterious woman may meet Walter Huntington in Windsor while federal agents pursue leads in the case of a Harvard student tied to a slaying.
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Ohio River
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Windsor
Conn
U.H
New York
Law
Walter
Pheer Heigees Tultsburgh
Huntington
Antarctica
Loulaville Houshoat
Norman
McGill University
Montreal
Frank C. Davies Paralle
Ohlosaver
Harvard
Logan murder trial set for June 19 in Clinton court
Albert Burchett will be tried by jury in Common Bonds Court on June 19 before Judge Harley Wittcraft for the murder of Hart Beheans at a location near Adelphi. Beheans, a Lancaster carpenter, was shot during a whisky dispute on February 17. Beheans body was recovered hours later after a sheriff’s search. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are named, with state evidence expected.
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Uart Beheens
Lancaster
Carpenter
Arkinsions Creek
Adelphi
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T. S. Hammond
Clayton Huston
Behrens
Beliren
PH A Hhaderdon Wit
Trugene Wright
Thie Ciy
Frank Redfern
George W. Christman
Burchtell
Burchett
Great Winter Wheat Crop Forecast in Ohio
35000000 bushels of winter wheat predicted by USDA and Ohio Experiment Station based on May 1 reports. Wheat condition said to be 90 percent of normal, with only one percent abandonment versus a 9 percent average in previous years. Winter injury described as very slight.
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Columbus
U S. Department of Agriculture, Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Branch
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