Solons Meet To Ease Ohio Banking Laws
Ohio legislators convened a one day second special session to amend banking law allowing the state banks superintendent to borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to reorganize or liquidate closed state banks using bank assets as security. Governor White also seeks a $750,000 bond issue to finish the New State Office Building спустя explosion damages and to adjust bond payment timing for Espy-Roberts relief bonds.
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Columbus
S.P
General Assembly
White
State Superintendent of Banks
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ohio
Senate
House
Assembly
The
Zssembly
Espy-Roberts
Emergency money power urged by Hoover for employment
Arthur Brisbane comments on presidential use of emergency powers during economic strain. He argues the government can print money to fund confidence, employment, and relief, challenging financial interests that fear loss of control. He proposes pure government credit as lawful payment within the United States.
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President Hoover
Congress
Rockefeller
Uncle Sam
United States
Liquor feud turns deadly in Toledo shooting
One man was killed and two others wounded in a weekend clash between rival Italian families in Toledo. John Incorvavia, 24, died at the scene after being shot at Mrs. Mabel Candela’s home. Andrew Ferriaria, 32, Detroit, was shot in the left hand and Sam Ferriaria, Toledo, injured by glass. Candela, 32, Toledo, was among those held as investigators probe the feud over liquor prices.
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Toledo
U.rk
John Incorvavia
Andrew Ferriaria
Detroit
Sam _ “Ferriari
Incorvavia
Mabel Candela
Auto Dealer Dickinson Dies on Lonely Road
In Lorain on May 16 the coroner ruled H. F. Dickinson a suicide. The 44 year old automobile dealer was found dead in a car on Jonesy Foster Park Road after the vehicle was set on fire. A $1,000 diamond ring supposedly worn by Dickinson was being sought among the ashes at the scene.
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Lonely Road
Lorain
U.P
H. F. Dickinson
Dickinson
Stolen crow-shaped yard pottery from Prof Heidler yard
Police report a crow-shaped yard pottery stolen from the Morris Avenue property of Prof. J. B. Heidler. Heidler provided details to officers about the missing item in the yard noted by the post offices context.
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J. B. Heidler
Morris Avenue
Heidler
Munda
State fish truck releases 200000 pike into Muskingum River
A state fish truck crew guided by W R Sellars and Luittie Hocking released 20000 pike into the Muskingum River in Washington County Marietta. The truck is part of the conservation department fleet using hatchery stock to stock streams for Buckeye anglers and growth to legal size.
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Marietta
W. R. Sellars
Luittie Hocking
Muskingum River
Washington County
Ohio
State Conservation Department
Auto accidents and drownings claim five Ohio lives
Holiday heat relief drew crowds as outdoor activities grew across Ohio. A United Press check showed at least five deaths from automobile accidents and drownings over the weekend, reflecting a deadly toll amid the heat.
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Columbus
Beer Parades Stir Interest Across the Nation
Santa Monica notes a national craze as cities stage beer parades. New York reports 100000 in line and 500000 watching, Washington holds an inaugural parade for 23 new congressional seats, Chicago totals one marcher who was a stranger in town.
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Santa Monica
Calif
New York
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Wilhl
Gas Usurps Liquor in New Straitsville
In New Straitsville on May 18 Sheriff Wilson reported bootleg liquor prices have fallen so low moonshiners distill gasoline from oil. Deputies raided abandoned mines finding a moonshiner outfit and finished gasoline tanks. No arrests were made.
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New Straitsville
Perry County
Clifford Wilson
Preston Oil Company
Mutiny Reported in Japanese Navy and Army
London dispatches say a mutiny broke out in parts of the Japanese navy and army. Private messages from Tokyo described yesterday's uprising as tense and then said today that conditions were tranquil, suggesting the earlier reports may have referred to yesterday's events.
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London
U.P
Tokio
Assassination of Japan's Premier Ends Brief Tyranny
On May 16 in Tokyo the 77 year old Prime Minister Tsuyoshi Inukai was killed by six men in military uniforms. They stormed his home rushing past guards and bombarded the room where he spoke with a visitor. He died late Sunday night from gunshot wounds.
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Tokio
U.P
Japan
Super
Tsuyoshi Inukai
Inukai
Sutton Death Under Investigation in Roseville
In Roseville Ohio May 16 a 61 year old man George Sutton was found dead in the ashes of his cottage. Marshal Edelblute and Coroner Glazer opened an inquiry into whether it was murder or accident. Sutton had worn two money belts but neither was recovered. Two young men are being questioned. Sutton was the father of Marietta High School athletic coach George Sutton.
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Roseville, O
U.P
George Sutton
C. C. Edelblute
Glazer
Muskingum County
Marshal Edelblute
Sutton
Marietta
Captain Robert S. Dollar Dies in California
Captain Robert S. Dollar, who rose from a Canadian logging camp cook’s boy to dean of American shipping men, died at his San Rafael home at age eighty eight. He chaired the Dollar Steamship Lines board and headed the family’s vast Dollar enterprises, described as the prototype of Cappy Ricks.
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San Rafael
Calif
U.R
Robert S. Dollar
Peter B. Kyne
Cappy Ricks
Dollar
Dollar Steamship Lines
Rancher Earl Dies in Wreck at Avon Castle
The Earl of Egmont, once a Canadian rancher in Alberta, died in Southampton England from injuries after a motor accident the previous Thursday. He had inherited the title after the death of the ninth Earl and was known as "rancher Earl" for his years on the Alberta ranch. He lived with his son Freddie, Viscount Percival, at Avon Castle and was famed as Britain's loneliest peer.
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Southampton
England
Earl of Egmont
Frederick Joseph Percival
Alberta
Canada
Earl of
Avon Castle
Freddie
Viscount Pereceval
Britain
Radio reports Betty Gow death and Lindbergh case claim
A radio report asserts Betty Gow died by her own hand after confessing she slew the Lindbergh child, denied by later sources. The scene includes hobo Leaps from a train, a drowned body found on the river bank, and people moving on with their journey as police note the events.
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Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Apply for School Post
The Athens City Board of Education held a special weekend meeting at the office of Superintendent W W Ankenbrand to interview candidates for the Athens city Schools superintendency. The board eliminated some, will investigate records of those remaining, and plans a site visit from a candidate. The board will not release names of individuals under consideration.
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Athens City Board of Education
Athensity
Supt
W. W. Ankenbrand
Ankenbrand
Athens Officers Tag Violators For Traffic Violations
Fight automobiles were tagged during the week end by Athens police for traffic violations. Those whose cars were tagged were W. H. Logan, Herman Luckett, Wallace Luthey, Lloyd Bjornstad, Ray Barnhart, Joe Bardin, Neil Gaitten, and Jamce Caldwell. Violators are being fined $1 each by Mayor Robert S. Wood.
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Athens
W. H. Logan
Herman Luckett
Wallace Luthey
Lloyd Bjornstad
Ray Barnhart
Joe Bardin
Neil Gaitten
Jamce Caldwell
Robert Ss. Wood
Promise Versus Performance By QUILL On Vigilance Loss
A historical column warns that UMW leadership gained power and perks as rank and file neglect attendance and oversight. It recalls John Mitchells warning about internal influence and the risk of union officials using the organization for money or political gain, urging vigilance.
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United Mine Workers
Senate Urged Rapid Action on Unemployment Relief and Tax Bill
In Washington Senate leaders pressed for swift passage of tax and unemployment relief measures before adjournment on June 10. Sen Borah urged direct federal aid over state relief and highlighted probes into stock pools and the farm board, with a $1 billion tax bill and wartime surtax issues under discussion.
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Washtiengtosn
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Washington
Chicago
Thease
Farm Board
Rescue Liners Save Nearly 600 From Burning Steamer
MARSEILLES France May 1934 Rescue liners saved nearly 600 passengers from the steamer Georges Philippar abandoned in flames in the Gulf of Aden. Four liners and three freighters arrived near the burning vessel and rescued those in lifeboats. no death toll information available.
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Marseilles
France
U.P
Georges Philippar
Gulf of Aden
Jetee
Laybourne Replaces Stone as OSU Board Chair
In Columbus on May 16, Julius F. Stone resigns as OSU Board Chair to permit Lawrence E. Laybourne to sign his son Everette Laybourne’s diploma. The swap follows a 5 year old courtesy when Laybourne stepped down so Stone could sign a daughter’s diploma. Laybourne to serve as chair for the remainder of the current school year.
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Stone
Laybourne
Son
Columbus
U.P
Lawrence EF. Laybourne
Springfield
Ohio State University
Julius
F. Stone
Columbuus
Everette
Escaped convict and companion shot by their own gun
In Cincinnati on May 6 an escaped convict and a companion were wounded after a taxicab driver seized their weapon during a commanded hold up. The incident occurred last night and ended with injuries to the two suspects.
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Cincinnati
Urk
Den
Tragic Grade-Crossing Crash Claims Family
Mrs. Mattie Reese, 55, widow, and her six children die when an Ulinois Central passenger train collides with their automobile at a grade crossing. Local authorities report the fatal accident occurred last night near Leroy. Investigations underway to determine the exact sequence of events.
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Leroy
Mattie Reese
Uliness Central
Nurse Betty Gow Rumor Denied by Authorities
Radio reports spread of Betty Gow confessing to baby murder but officials in New York deny any truth to the tale. The Messenger checked with authorities who stated the rumor was untrue as Athens residents discuss the claimed confession.
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Attitcide
Authori
the Messenger
New York City
Athens
Betty Gow
Post Offices for Athens County Proposed in Keller Plan
A bill by Rep Kent Keller proposes 134 new federal buildings nationwide, with Athens County sites at Gloucester and Nelsonville. The plan would fund over 1.3 billion for immediate construction, replacing rents and creating jobs, though postal officials doubt passage.
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Washington, ID
Feders
Ohio
Kent FE
Keller
Itinota
Athena County
Glouater
Nelsonville
Athens County
United States
Postofficee
Illinois
Fish Placed In Ross County Stream For Spawning
In Chillicothe May 14 conservation officers placed about 2300 mature fish in Salt Creek through Ross County. The effort was led by Fred Harlow of Newark with help from C. H. Hiller Clarence Francia E M Everett and W A Francis Fort Day.
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Chillicothe
Salt Creek
Ross County
Fred Harlow
Newark
C. H. Hiller
Fairfield County
E. M. Everett
Hocking County
Clarence Francia
Pickaway County
W. A. Francis
Rosa County
Fort Day
Vinton County
Riot Toll Climbs in Hindu Muslim Violence
The third day of Hindu Moslem riots in Bombay ended with 34 dead and about 400 injured as British troops fired on mobs. Four more victims were added to the toll this morning as fighting resumed across the city, which resembled a battlefield.
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Bombay
U.R
Man hangs self after beating wife in farm home
In Maynard, Frank Dyba, 56, described as demented, beat his wife unconscious and hanged himself from a rafter in the farm home.
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Mangs
Bridgeport
Maynard
Frank Dyba
Rafter
Search for Lindbergh baby kidnappers widens as coast guard probes vessel
State officials coordinate the search for the Lindbergh baby kidnapers while the Coast Guard deploys planes and a 100 foot two masted schooner near New York harbor. Dr Condon and troopers examine mug shots in New Rochelle as investigators try to identify the man who received $50,000 in the Bronx cemetery. The case widens amid conflicting reports and renewed public alarm after the infant's mutilated body was found.
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Trenton
N. J
Salayvera
Charl
Augustus Lindbergh
Comat Guardemen
Saarak
John H. Curtis
Norfolk
Bronx
John ¥. Condon
New Jersey
New Rochelle
Condon
WYI
Ralph Yacker
Howev
Air Disasters Claim Six Lives Over Weekend
A string of air disasters over the weekend killed six people including William A. Clark Jr. 38, grandson of the late Senator W A Clark of Montana, co-pilot Jack Lynch 40, Gordon Brown 23 and his sister Mia 4 Bowes 27. The fatalities raise the Brown family toll to four from prior crashes near Cottonwood Arizona and near Chicago.
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New York
Wiliam A. Clark Lit
W. A. Clark
Montana
Jack Lynch
Charles Aergh
Cottonwood Ariz
Gordon Brown
Rochester
Mia
Bowes
St. Charles
Chicago
Brown
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Arthur Brisbane
the King Features, Inc
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Minnesota
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Familus
Colonel Lindbergh
Captain Dollar
Earl
Hobo
James Minardha
Rattler
Kent
Cuyahoga River
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Minarcha
Bertha Squires
Mrs. Squires
Kia
Board of Education
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Jacksonville
Patrick Henry
John Mitchell
Sea Hero
Ocean Flier
George Fried
Roosevelt
Lou Reichera
Fiier
Atlantic
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Dublin
Fried
Elrett
Hingis
Glouster
Hy Delos Smith
United Press
Randolph Ridgeley
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
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