Naval advisers clash over London Treaty terms
UPI report notes civilian and naval disagreements during Anglo American talks. Dawes may testify. Hoover and Stimson deny calling him home. Admiral Jones and Bristol oppose treaty provisions. board vetoes division of cruiser fleet between six and eight inch ships. Committees continue hearings.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Dawes
Chicago
Buniwen
Hilary P Jones
Sids
Adams
London
America
William W. Pratty
Jones
Markus Bristol
Bristol
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations and
Naval
Bluff Called as Henderson Refuses Chain Store Gifts
North High students demand Henderson pays $1,000 to their stadium campaign amid claims he pledged to match chain store contributions. Local stores bought $1,000 worth of tickets to raise 25,194 for the North High Stadium payoff. Indebtedness remains at issue.
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Columbus
Gilbert
Henderson
North High School
KWHH
North High
Forgery Convict Bachman Jailed in Cleveland
William Bachman an 80 year old Detroit man labeled a forger and alleged teacher of a 26 year old youth was sentenced today by Judge Walter McMahon to a multi year term in the state penitentiary. The report notes Bachman was convicted on forgery charges and references his influencing the younger man in the crime.
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Cleveland
U.ri
William Bachman
Detroit
Cports
Walter McMahonh
Child-hungry woman abducts Mary Agnes in Chicago
Mary Agnes Watoneys two year old daughter vanished after a woman described as hungry for a child took her with a well dressed man. The note from "Jun Otis" claims Mary Agnes is en route to California with a nurse and promises return in two months. Police seek lead on the couple and the alleged rescue attempt turns anxious in South Wentworth Avenue.
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Chicago
Watoneys
South Wentworth Avene
Mary Agnes
Mary Ayres
California
Jun Otis
Michael Marones
Alaremevs
Wwe
Leven
Navy pact with Britain and Japan noted by Admiral Jones
Admiral Jones told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Britain and Japan secured a pact while the United States did not. He said Anglo-American animosities do not exist and implied the U S faced strategic losses in naval interests. The London Naval Conference cost Britain about 32000 per day, seen as a bargain for what Britain gained.
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Dmiral Bileary Jones
Senate
Japan
Britain
United States
Admiral Jones
England
London
Great Britain
Time plan drives rise in car sales as payments spread
Washington reports a 12 percent rise in buyers using the time plan for autos. American financing firms funded 3,441,629 cars in 1929 totaling 1,536,819 dollars in interest while 94 percent of purchasers bought closed machines, a growth from earlier years.
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Washington
U.fi
American Automobile Associaton
Week's Weather Outlook for Great Lakes and Ohio Valley
Weather outlook for the coming week in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region predicts rising temperatures early followed by a chance of rain Monday or Tuesday, with the latter part of the week likely to bring scattered showers and milder conditions.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Ono Valley
Ohio
Melinr
Radios Placed In 10 Isolated Homes
The Interior Department started a radio outreach project placing receivers in ten isolated households. Educators will monitor the impact on education and cultural exposure as residents, some never having seen trains or planes, listen to programs from distant sources.
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Washington
Uplin
Intenor
Snd
Graf Zeppelin to Begin Long Flight Sunday
Graf Zeppelin, veteran airship, plans a long Sunday flight from Friedrichshaven to Seville then Brazil and Lakehurst New Jersey. The voyage signals a forthcoming trans Atlantic mail and passenger service with stops for cargo and passengers and radio contact with Lisbon during early stages.
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Germany
Graf Heppelin
Seville
Brazil
Lakehurst
N J
Zeppelin
Bix Amiticanus
Ikyi
Willian Bo Leeda
New York
Brac
Lakejurat
Hugo Uehentz
Freless Mesape
Cape Verds
South America
Arnest Looninn
United Prese
Perasnibaco
Havana
Saville
Judge jailed for three year term in high profile case
District Court jury today convicted and sentenced former Agspellate Court Judge to a three year penitentiary for the knife attack on Mise Lel Visa, Highsmith, and Austin atenog rapher, last November, in Dalastor.
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Wupi Tohn W
Brady
Agspellate Court
Wis
Highsmith
Austin Atenographer
Cartoonist funds full page to urge repeal of dry laws
Percy Crosby the noted cartoonist paid for a full page in a Washington newspaper to condemn Prohibition as a failure and appeal for a frank discussion on repeal. He urged Protestant leaders to save the youth, warning of widespread liquor access among high school students. A spring blizzard report from Denver notes renewed anti Prohibition sentiment amid harsh weather.
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Washington
Percy Crosby
Secretary of Navy
Crosby
Prolesiania
Penver
Rocky Mountain
Admirals clash over strategy sparks high level tensions
Conflicted remarks among senior naval leaders in Washington reveal deep disagreements on war strategy. A heated exchange with officials at the Pentagon exposes fault lines, while senior officers push for unified commands and clear directives amid mounting pressure.
Four men bound over in copper wire theft case
Dole Jinuker Wilton Green Tferry Green and Tim Sherry of Ahi charged with wire theft in Nelsonville area. Bonds set at 500 dollars. Investigators Barrows and Wingett linked thefts to multiple coal companies in Athens and Hocking counties.
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Dole Jinuker
Wilton Green
Tferry Green
Tim Sherry
Ahi
AL Ch
Calninaw Jan
Orb
Yheas
Permired
Athens
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Gres Brothard
Dunbir
J Dearrrinaly
Joe Oasis Coit Company
D J] Shater Coal Company
Yobbins Coal Company
Peter Barrows
Athens County Secret Service
Wayne Wingett
Forwes
Orde Sharp
Dunbar
Willian Green
Harry Green
Offiers
Daniel sifts Morrow stance amid 1930s repeal talk
Former Secretary of the Navy Joseph Daniels accuses President Hoover’s administration of being pro repeal of the 18th Amendment while commenting on Dwight W. Morrow’s Republican Senate bid from New Jersey. Daniels says Morrow’s stance signals the wind's direction. In a separate report, six die in a West Virginia explosion as dynamite stored in a wagon at a shop detonates, killing four children and injuring others.
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Dallas
Tex
Joseph Daniels
Secretary of Navy
Honvers
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jerey
Morrow
Daniels
Hoover
Smorrow
Shaw
Gold Star Mothers Begin Paris Nightseeing Tour
American Gold Star mothers rose early in Paris on May 17 to begin three nights of sightseeing before visiting the graves of sons who died in World War I. The day cleared after weeks of wintry weather as 94 mothers left their hotel to view the city’s sunlit roofs and pavements.
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Paris
States to Take Larger Share in Dry Law Cases
Attorney General Mitchell to shift responsibility for trying and imprisoning prohibition violators to states. Federal court dockets crowding and 20 000 pending dry cases spur plan to move enforcement to local and state courts. After July 1, Mitchell’s department will run enforcement while the Treasury retains control of illicit alcohol cases.
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United Press
Washington
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Senate
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Mitchell’s Department
Treasury
Induttiint
Warden to Take Complete Charge Monday
A Warden F. Thomas will assume full command of the penitentiary Monday. National Guardsmen and 14 officers are on duty today and will accompany the transition. About 700 soldiers have been on duty, with emergency and fear noted in the area.
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F. Thomas Wil Ronnie
Wapps
Rowan
Referendum Planned on Prohibition in November
Chicago May 17 The move to refuse prohibition gains pace as organizers prepare 250000 signatures for a three question referendum on the November ballot. A J Cermak says the Democratic party remains Wet and will oppose footing on the issue. Questions seek Congress action to repeal the 18th Amendment, repeal the Volstead Act, and repeal the state Search and Seizures Act.
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A. J. Cermak
Democratic Party
Gook County
Clingis
Hess
Congress
Congres
Inodis General Assembly
Skull Remains Found In Woods Near Conneaut
Authorities search for identification after two skulls and two leg bones are found in a wooded area near Conneaut. Experts say the skull appears to be a man aged 40 to 50. In Akron, a prison incident ends with a fire in Range 3 after inmates ignite a cell, causing panic among Negro prisoners.
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Aheriffz
Exameiners
Prison riot threatens Mansfield Reformatory
Scattered town items report a prison riot threat at Mansfield Reformatory. Other notes include a two year old abducted child from Chicago and local crime and community updates across Athens County and surrounding areas.
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Baby Stoen
Chicago
Lok Township
Admirals Ie
Naval Pact
Meles County
Pomeroy Bend
Aeedea Stiriig Hhundred
Nelsonville Ton
Poppy Ag Selggmils
Sake Downship
Athens Social News
Chauncey Newa
Athena County News
Paga 7
Newark
Tee
Cleveland
Farm
Heeger
Radio Newa
Pandey
Glouster
Townshipa
Pessenger
Paga Community Building News
Ohio prison uprising fear prompts gun requests at reformatory
Reports from Mansfield and Columbus detail overcrowding and planned armament as Ohio officials consider machine guns and armed guards to quell potential prison uprisings. Governor Cooper’s welfare commission weighs classification and expanded psychiatric care amid prison crowding.
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Ohio
State Welfare Department
Mansfield
U,ro
Walla
Ohio Penitentiary
Y. G Jenkin
Eupardnlendett
Jenkins
Panitentiary Cote Victa
Columbus
Sookie
Sookie Aqald
Graduation figures mark Ohio University milestone
Ohio University announced that 340 students applied for diplomas or degrees as the institution marks its 124th year. Of these, 326 were graduated in a December or February ceremony, with addresses by Dr. Albert Bryan of Washington State College.
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Polog Potow
Kinderserten
de. Taoh Albert Bryan
Washington State College
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