Trial motions ruled in Ohio examiner case
In Athens County court Judge Gillen denied a defense motion to suppress Examiner publications. The prosecution sought charges over a newspaper edition printed in Ohio and circulated by W. Fleming and N Thompson. Witnesses including Earl Wil and A. Brown testified about the Examiner’s distribution and alleged evidence. The case proceeded to further court action with a noon recess and continued testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gillen
W. Fleming
Wiliam Snyder
Edng
Common Pleas Court
Roy Golda
Eyder
Athens
Flem
N. Thompson
Ohio University
Belle Center Atente
G. W. Fleming
Fleming
Earl
Amend Brown
Wilson
Harlan Onti
Ladi Township
Maige Gillen
Meeting Notes Hint at Local Political Shuffle
fragmented text references a Dr Katherine Kennedy and a committee with L. Forest as chair, tied to an Ohio Republican bid and a meeting next Tuesday. The passage hints at a political or civic meeting with multiple named individuals and a focus on party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kennedy Allons
Ma. L. Forest ‘Ite
Ohio
Swedish Princess Ingrid Weds Crown Prince Frederick in Stockholm
In a ceremonial royal wedding at Storkyrkan Stockholm the blue eyed Ingrid wed Frederick of Denmark and Iceland. Guests included nobility military officers and visiting royalty led by King Leopold and Queen Astrid of Belgium amid restored Gothic surroundings and formal church rites.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingrid
Frederick
Denmark
Iceland
Storkyrkan
Eidem
Leopold
Astrid
Belgium
NRA seeks 50 million for prison industry development
The NRA plans to request 50 million dollars from the Works Progress Administration to aid states in building varied industries behind prison walls to replace the limited inmate manufacturing activity. The move follows protests from the cotton garment sector over prison-made competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Work Relief Administration
Work Relief Organization
Public Health Service
War Department
Army Post
Harbors
Es Ments
Works
Doles
Works Allotment Board
Roosevelt
FERA
Judge Holds Court In Hospital Room
Federal Judge Robert R. Nevin, recovering from a car crash, held court in his Lebanon hospital room wearing hospital clothes. He granted naturalization papers to a woman whose name was not disclosed, against court precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Robert R. Nevin
Murderer Prefers Death to Life Term
In Columbus EB Martin, a condemned killer from Warren, urged the Ohio Supreme Court to set an immediate electrocution date while his attorney sought to keep a court order alive. Martin, convicted in Trumbull County for the murder of Charles Armstrong, had his conviction reversed by an appellate court. He wrote from the Ohio Penitentiary that death is preferable to an unbearable life in a prolonged sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
B. Martin
Warren
State Supreme Court
Martin
Trumbull County
Leary Fond Wins $15000 in Breach Suit Against Clapp
A New York Supreme Court jury awarded Katherine Leary Fond fifteen thousand dollars in a five hundred thousand dollar breach of contract case against Paul Spencer Clapp the former Herbert Hoover aide and now a utilities executive based in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Katherine Leary
Paul Spencer Clapp
Herbert Hoover
Columbus
Relief Centers Are Selected in Ohio Districts
Sixteen districts for relief administration are to be organized in Ohio under the Works Progress Administration. Harry L. Hopkins directs the division and C C Stillman will appoint district directors. Headquarters include Warren Youngstown Canton Zanesville Athens Cleveland Akron Sandusky Mansfield Columbus Chillicothe Toledo Lima Springfield Dayton Cincinnati.
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Washington
Ohio
Works Progress Division
New Relief Organization
Harry L. Hopkins
Progress Division
C. C. Stillman
Hopkins
Warren
Youngstown
Canton
Zanesville
Athens
Cleveland
Akron
Sandusky
Mansfield
Columbus
Chillicothe
Toledo
Lima
Italian Ethiopian Truce Near, League Delegation Report
British delegates at the League of Nations announced progress toward a peaceful settlement of the Italo Ethiopian dispute on Friday. The development suggests movement toward a ceasefire and diplomatic resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
New Wesley Foundation of Ohio elects leaders
Columbus reports Dr Arba Martin of Portsmouth is elected president of the Wesley Foundation of Ohio. Dr Wilbur Humphrey Fowler of Athens is chosen secretary-treasurer in the Thursday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arba Martin
Portsmouth
Wesley Foundation of Ohio
Wilbur Humphrey Fowler
Athens
Tresaurer
Ohio Senate Quick Vote Clears Budget Bill Before Break
The Ohio Senate approved a $97 million biennial appropriation, leaving a parochial school funding bill in doubt as the House faces tougher work. Senate action included shifts in tax and pension funding, while other measures on relief, retirement, and electrification moved under suspension as both chambers rush toward adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Montgomery
Senate
House
Davis
Yoder
Davey
Wood Is Given 130 Day Term By Judge For Auto Crash
Ohio liquor board enforcement agent Robert Wood was sentenced to 190 days in the workhouse after an accident that hurled his car over a curb and injured 55 year old Hattie Bunce. He also received 70 days for reckless driving and 60 days for assault and battery with a three day stay granted to allow a motion for new trial. MARION — Ray Hazen, 47, Erie freight house foreman, was killed when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at a street crossing Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robert
Wood
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Yee N. Martin
Hattie Bunce
Norman Cohen
Marion
Ray L. Hazen
Erie
Wee
Penneyvania
Invincible Workers 4-H Club Plans Memorial Day Social
The Invincible Workers 4 H Club girls meet at 3 30 p m Saturday to select officers and plan an ice cream social on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincible Workers
Threat or Promise Echoed at Relief Center in Topeka
A Shawnee County Relief Headquarters worker heard a Topeka woman complain that the family cannot live on the aid received. She said her husband might seek work if more funds and supplies are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Shawnee County
Youth Admits He Attacked Friend's Wife
Warren police reportRay Jutila aged 2 confessed to assaulting Marie Tobin 22 in her bedroom and starting a fire that killed her and a dog. He said he struck her in anger after making advances and fled the Tobin home while James Tobin was at work.
Lawson Little Reaches British Amateur Finals
American star Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco reached the 36 hole final at St Annes on the Sea aiming to become the first U.S. winner of the British Amateur in consecutive years. He defeated George Henriques 6 and 4 in the quarter finals and Robert Sweeney Jr 3 and 2 in the afternoon to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anne's-On-The-Sea
Eng
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Prestwick
William Tweddel
George L. Q. Henriques
Robert Sweeney, Jr
New York
London
Jury Verdict Favors Judge in Damage Suit
In New Lexington a jury awarded damages to relatives of J. E. Powell seeking 25 090 after Powell died in a collision between his car and a car owned by Judge T. D. Price. The driver was Ernest Riffie and the jury found Riffie not an agent of Price at the time of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
J. E. Powell
Powell
T. D. Price
Price
Ernest Riffie
Riffie
Ready To Try Again After Bonus Bill Setback
Ex service men plan a renewed push for full cash payment of the World War I bonus after the Senate sustained President Roosevelt's veto of the Patman Bill. Veterans leaders remain divided over new paths, with some eyeing the Harrison compromise and others pressing for the Winn bill or a broader monetary solution. James Van Zandt urged ex service organizations to present a solid front in a new drive.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Veterans
Veterans’ Forces
James FB. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Naval Airships Fly to Hawaii For Fleet Return
Forty naval patrol planes sped from Midway toward Hawaii on the return leg of a Pacific crossing. The fleet, led by the Pennsyl vania, traveled 1200 miles with an overnight stop at French Frigate Shoal. The operation marks a historic mid Pacific patrol, with 165 warships and 50 thousand sailors headed to Pearl Harbor for rest after strenuous duties.
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Penn
Sylvania
Hawaii
Midway Island
Pearl Harbor
French Frigate Shoal
Honolulu
mid-Pacific
Midway
Penneyylvania
United States
81 Million Needed If All Bills Pass
Columbus Rep. E. R. King presents a table estimating that if all active bills become law Ohio would require 41 million dollars in new revenues for 1935-34 fiscal year. The figure ties to bills advancing in the legislature and highlights potential state funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. R King
R. Vinton
Dionne Quintuplets Taxing Future Plans and Education
The article weighs the fate of the Dionne quintuplets as they approach childhood milestones. It notes debates on home life versus institutions, state guardianship until age fourteen, and schooling gaps for Ernest seven and Rose seven while the five quintuplets live on one side of a road and the other children on the other side.
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Callander
United States
Hee
Dionnes
Ernest Dionne
Rose
Ernest
Manie
Therese
Pauline
Will Rogers on Jane Addams Most Useful Woman
Hollywood columnist Will Rogers recalls Jane Addams birth anniversary and praises her work. He quotes Irvin Cobb calling Addams the woman who remembered the people others forgot and calls her the most useful woman of her generation.
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Will
Jane Addams
Ohio University convocation honors standout students
At Ohio University convocation Friday morning awards were presented to outstanding students and organizations. Cresset and Torch honors were announced, YWCA prep follies awards went to Chi Omega and Alpha Xi, Pi Beta Phi won the Rotary Song Contest cup, and various other prizes including Voigt Prize in Declamation for Dorothy Mikes and poetry and Athena awards were announced alongside band gold keys for twelve students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Cresset
Torch
Chi Omega
Alpha Xi
Pi Beta Phi
Rotary Club
Fred McKay
Dorothy Mikes
Cleveland
Voigt
Tau Kappa Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
Hal
Faye Smith
Loveland
Ch Omega
Loving Cape
Ohioan
Ohio University Band
Webster Dalton
Allen Conn
Harry Aldridge
Brooks Franks
Heber Johnson
No Change in Relief Setup in Ohio
Hopkins says no return to state control for relief in Ohio despite truce with Governor Davey. He notes most families on work relief will receive more, with a few exceptions, while federal control remains in place as he speaks in Cleveland to the Citizens League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Ohio
Davey
Cleveland
Harry J. Hopkins
Martin I. Davey
Citizens League
Christmann Case Docket Cleared By Judge Whitcraft
Prosecutor Gerald W. Lanning moved to ice the indictment against George W Christmann and Judge Harley M Whitcraft removed the case from the docket after the request. Christmann faced charges of rod fenr driving by highway pole during a traffic test near Falls Mill weeks prior.
Four Strikes Flare In Cleveland Area
Federal labor conciliators found fertile ground in Cleveland on Friday as four strikes involving 5700 workers continued at White Motor Company Industrial Rayon Corporation Addressograph Multigraph Corporation and National Carbon Company. Workers demand wage increases of 10 to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White Motor Company
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Addressograph Multigraph Corporation
National Carbon Company
Tiltonville Tops Pomeroy in Class A State Tourney
Tiltonville defeated Pomeroy High School 7 to 4 in the first round of the Class A state high school baseball tournament on Friday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pomeroy High School
Tiltonville
Price Fixing Barred in New NRA Extension Plan
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders tentatively agreed on a 21 1 2 month extension of the NRA with recovery agency power over business substantially affecting interstate commerce. Price fixing would be barred as part of the plan and labor leader William Green urged a two year extension amid warnings of nationwide strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
NRA
Recovery Agency
White House
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Bhoes
Prison Farm Inmate Indicted for First Degree Murder
London Ohio reports James Bryant 27 inmate of London Prison Farm charged with first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of 6 year old Joseph Wilson of Lorain on May 16. Grand jury returns first degree murder indictment at London in ten years.
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London
O.ip
James Bryant
Cleveland
Bryant
Joseph Wilson
Lorain
Man and Woman Killed by Train at Dayton
A man 37 identified as Harry Brannum and an unidentified woman died when a westbound Pennsylvania passenger train struck their car at a crossing in Dayton. Police could not identify the woman due to a purse theft by two suspects who fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Harry Brannum
Pennsylvania
Funeral services planned for Rev Jamce Clifford
Funeral services for Rev. Jamce Clifford will be held at the Nazarene Tabernacle on West State Street at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Friends may call at the Jagers Funeral Home until the hour of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamce Clifford
Nazarene Tabernacle
West State Street
Jagers Funeral
Walters to waive jury trial in Murphy killing case
Willard Chick Walters, a Black man, will waive a jury trial and appear before three common pleas court judges in the case charging him with the killing of Patrolman Edward J. Murphy in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willard Chick Walters
Edward J. Murphy
Common Pleas Court
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