Opposition Fades as Tariff Bill Moves Through House
In Washington on May 23 the Ways and Means Committee advanced tariff bill amendments with limited Democratic opposition. Two Democrats Louier of Missouri and Mary Norton spoke against changes as 22 amendments were rushed through by Rules Committee Chairman Snell. Snell ordered a viva voce vote on no amendments, speeding proceedings. Test votes indicated administration strength to pass the bill, with a tally of 47 to 1 in favor. Amid ongoing committee actions, leaders plan to include remaining amendments before next Tuesday’s final roll call.
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College Cadet Near Death After Accident at Ohio State
A.P. James Bywaters senior at the College of Agriculture Ohio State University lies in grave condition after a run of accidents during ROTC artillery drills. He fell from a gun caisson and was trampled beneath another wheel. internal injuries required emergency surgery and a midnight blood transfusion. Bywaters, cadet major, previously injured in two earlier incidents.
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Fort Worth Aviators Target Record With Endurance Flight
May 25 in Fort Worth Texas UR-Reg Robbing and Jim Kelly pilots of the endurance plane Fort Worth report confidence in messages dropped today that they will better the army plane Question Mark s record by at least fifty hours if the motor holds together.
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British Ambassador Open to Dropping Liquor Privileges
Sir Esme Howard, the British ambassador, said he would co operate with the United States if Washington requested the diplomatic corps to give up its liquor import privileges. He noted a letter to James Carter of Virginia supporting withdrawal if formally urged. The U S government indicated no plan to press foreign diplomats to surrender such privileges.
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Eddington Experiments Hint at Limits of Relativity
The article discusses Eddington and his colleagues probing high energy physics and relativity. It mentions uncertainties in explaining quantum and spacetime concepts and notes ongoing debates about fundamental limits in physics. The piece also references economic measures like raising the discount rate, with a marginal tie to broader policy discussions.
Proctorville Case Leads to Officer Indictments
Readable fragments indicate an incident near Proctorville involving an officer lineup and a county arrest. Details are unclear but suggest an indictment or legal action following a shooting investigation tied to a local deputy and a Cleveland area figure.
Omaha 13 year old wins national spelling bee
Virginia Hogan of Omaha Nebraska crowned national spelling champion after conquering the field of 129 contestants. She spelled victory words including lusuri ange and others to secure the title and the $1600 prize amid a large audience.
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Four Bidders Named for Pomeroy Road Project
Four bids were opened for the Pomeroy Middleport road construction in Calumet City. Tellefontaines Development Tour is quoted at 161 200 842 dollars followed by Ebersbach Construction 855 05 FR Neckler Athens and Wilson Construction St. Louis. No awards yet as reviews continue.
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Delaware Prohibition Commissioner Appoints Aldrich as Acting Head
Governor Myers Y. Cooper announces the appointment of M. W. Aldrich of Delaware as state prohibition commissioner replacing Beetham. Aldrich earlier served as probate judge of Delaware County for eight years and county auditor for four years.
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MM. W. Aldrich
Lilaware Agatepuiy
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Aldrich
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Forty Five Cases In Pomeroy Court
POMEROY May 25 Start Special Five cases are set for the grand jury when it convenes Monday. More than fifty witnesses have been subpoenaed and probably as many more will be called before the investigation ends. Alfred Saunders, jailed for forty eight hours over the death of Wilson GIlkey last Monday, had one charge added Saturday morning. His case is expected to be among those investigated.
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Mercy For My Wife Theme In Toledo Robbery Sentence
A Toledo man pleads for mercy for his wife as he is sentenced for robbery. He claims his wife was unaware of his acts and asks the judge to show leniency, noting her role as a hospital patient and caretaker while expressing concern for her well being.
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Poor Weather Delays Overseas Air Hop to Europe
Poor weather in Maine and approaching seas postpones takeoff of two overseas hops. American Green Flash pilots Williams and Lewis A. test again today but anticipate no party start soon. French crew Assolant Lefevre and Lotti plan tests of their Yellow Patrol and instruments as start remains uncertain.
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Two Women Die as Car Hits Train Near Toledo
In Toledo on May 9 25 two women Mrs PD CL Lrutaney 42 and Mrs Lee Morgan 44 were killed when their car was struck by an approaching traction car near Tontogany. Husbands of both women were injured but expected to recover. The driver did not see the oncoming vehicle before the collision.
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Ford and Du Pont Clash on Prohibition Effects
Industrial leaders Henry Ford and Pierre S. Du Pont voiced opposing views on the impact of Prohibition. Du Pont urged modification linking prohibition to national prosperity, while Ford defended keeping it in place and enforceable. Du Pont warned that Prohibition could hinder economic recovery and labor conditions.
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Farmer Victim of Second Accident in Early May
Mrs Eve Andrews, longtime Abbess resident, dies in Columbus after a second fatal incident within weeks. Virginia Willams, daughter of N O Willys, linked to a Steubenville area case, is mentioned in early 20th century reports with details surrounding gunfire and investigations. Local authorities cite ongoing inquiries as doctors report death by shotgun, with no final verdict.
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Weather outlook calls for frequent showers early in week
Weather service warns of showers to start the week with generally fair midweek days and near normal temperatures. Forecast notes more rain in the near term and a rebound to normal levels by the middle of the week.
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Tear bomb injures children found in rubbish heap
Pomeroy Ohio May 21 Alba Castle known as Tal Castle was jailed then moved to Jefferson County on a bomb charge. A glass tear bomb in his former boardinghouse room exploded among five boys, injuring them though not fatally. Steubenville officers say Castle left the rooming house before the blast.
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Judge Orders New Trial For Boy Slayer In Kentucky Case
In Paineville Kentucky Judge Franke orders a new trial for Carl Mahan the boy who killed a year old playmate Cecil Van Hoosen. The judge rules the county clerk exceeded authority in sentencing the child to a reformatory and cites common law limits on removing responsibility of a child under seven. Carl sits with his father during proceedings and speaks of his new shoes as the case resumes its course.
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Galley Hold
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Settlement of reparations near after talks in Patis
May 25. A reparations solution seemed imminent as allied and German experts remained in conference. The British delegation spokesman said an annuity figure agreement was near and a reparations settlement tonight could come. Debates on a two year moratorium and division of payments among allies were discussed.
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Athens Messenger Publishes Booklet of Pies and Cakes
The Athens Messenger offers a new booklet Desserts by WM ous Women compiled by the Washington Information Bureau. It features dozens of recipes for pies cakes and desserts, including both old fashioned and modern ideas. Request your copy for a nominal cost.
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