Seven Killed in Ohio Traffic Toll Heaviest in Cleveland
United Press reports seven killed and many injured in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. In Cleveland four died including Mrs. Zepkowski and young Rita Haraken. Other fatalities occurred near Lorain and Sandusky, with six Van Recreation Toledo players hurt near Fremont and Deputy Sheriff Karg gravely injured in Akron.
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Cleveland
United Press
Ohio
Joseph Zepkowski
Rita Haraken
TASTY DISHES COOKING SCHOOL OPENS AT ATHENS HIGH
The Athens Messenger announces a free cooking school at Athens High School Auditorium directed by Mrs. George O. Thurn. Publisher Gordon K. Bush will introduce her as the event aims to aid women in better cooking, budgeting, and home efficiency with daily demonstrations and gifts for attendees.
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Athens Messenger
Athens High School
George O. Thurn
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
Thurn
Messenger
West State Street
George
Thorn
Athens
Poor Russians Arrive to Make Dead Sea Pay
Arthur Brisbane reports on international developments including Russian arrivals and economic aims tied to the Dead Sea, notes about fashion trends with short skirts continuing, and a generally cheerful British tone.
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Dead Sea
Britain
Four Russian fliers land on Long Island greet by Lindbergh
Four Russian aviators arrive on Long Island after a 12 500 mile flight from Moscow. Colonel Lindbergh greets them and speaks of appreciating skilled fliers from any nation. The piece notes U S attitudes toward Russia and mentions bonds, lumber and Wall Street. It also references British and American interests in Dead Sea resources and a speech promoting self help and planning for Mrs Thurn s talks with meeting details.
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Long Island
Moscow
Lindbergh
Wall Street
Boy Resides in Jail Two Months to Found Home
Gene Gower 11, living at Perry County Jail as a ward of the Children's Home, is to be taken home by his father in Middletown. The father, now remarried and able to provide, writes that the boy will be cared for. He had been granted jail freedom to attend school daily but made several escape attempts from the home.
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New Lexington
Gene Gower
Perry County
Middletown
Principals and Teachers Meet in Athens on Wednesday
First grade high school principals and a teacher from each school in Athens County will gather in Athens Wednesday night with H. R. McVay to discuss all state tests for seniors and graduates aiming for college. The tests may extend to graduates, with a pre practice test set for Thursday morning in local schools.
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Athens County
Athens
H. R. McVay
McVay
Herbert A. Topps
Ohio State University
Dollar Holds Value Despite Shrinkage Says Bureau Chief
Washington November 4 The dollar bill reduced to one third its size last July did not lose purchasing power according to Ethelbert Stewart Chief of the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. The cost of living varied only a fraction of one per cent in the past year and employment showed gains with more jobs in mining and a decline in automobile work.
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Washington
Ethelbert Stewart
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States States
Stewart
College Club to Elect Officers at First Meeting
The Ligueational Club at Ohio University will elect officers and appoint committees at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in room 3200 Putnam Hall. The group plans educational discussions for intermediate grades and welcomes students in related majors. Dr. FE. Hansen chairs the club until officers are elected.
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Ligueational Club
Froom 3200
Putnam Hall
Ohio University
FE. A. Hansen
Education Department
el@ted
City Candidates Debate Tax at Athens Open Meeting
Athens mayoral hopefuls Woodworth Wood and Dalton Falloon spoke at the Athens League of Women Voters meeting in the Courthouse. Prof. Hoover backed the tax limit amendment while S. K. Mardis opposed it, warning of lobbyists and complex taxation.
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Athen
Athens League of Women Voters
E. C. Woodworth
Robert Wood
Ralph Datton
A. BE
Falloon
Woodworth
Athens
Wood
Dalton
T. N. Hoover
S. K. Mardis
Professor Hoover
Hoover
Mardis
Ohio
Wheat Prices Fall in Chicago Trading Session
Wheat prices declined in Chicago as bearish factors driven by weak securities and December futures liquidation, plus heavy selling by the Northwest, weighed on the market this morning.
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Chicago
Northwest
Theater Suicide Claims Man in Youngstown Dome
An unidentified man died at St Elizabeth's Hospital after shooting himself in the head inside the Dome Theater in Youngstown. The incident occurred about three and a half hours earlier, with U P reporting.
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Youngstown
U.P
Dome Theater
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Had Enough COLUMBUS Now
A Meigs County convict, John Kelly, serving a 15 year burglary term, was the fourth inmate in a cell where three others planned an escape. Kelly remained in his cell and did not join the plot, having previously escaped Junction City and been recaptured, returning to the pen after eight months at liberty.
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Columbus
John Kelly
Meigs County
Conviers
Kelly
Junction City
Pen
Liberty
County Opposes Funds Delay for State Highway Repair
Athens County commissioners agree to co operate with Meigs County officials on rebuilding State Highway No 144 from Pomeroy to Hockingport along the Ohio River. A delegation from Meigs County sought aid at the semi monthly meeting. Requests for county road petitions were denied due to delinquent personal tax collections.
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Athens
Meigs County
Athens County
Athena County
Pomeroy
Hockingport
Ohio River
C. A. Daugherty
Plains
J. H. Grosvenor
J. W. Lax
Gardener Guilty in Murder of Heiress
Michael Di Tirro, a gardener, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a Criminal Court jury in Cleveland. The verdict comes with a mercy recommendation. He killed Mrs Barbara Diebolt, heiress to the Diebolt Brewing fortune, after she refused to rehire him following discharge. He had served the family for 17 years.
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Cleveland
Michael di Tirro
di Tirro
Barbara Dieboit Srr
Euclid Village
Irr
Diebolt Brewing Company
Ashe
Tardieu Poised to Present New Cabinet in Parliament
Andre Tardieu prepared to submit his newly formed cabinet to Parliament on Thursday amid broad public support. He faces opposition from the Radical and Radical Socialist groups who toppled Aristide Briand’s government on October 22. PMID
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Paris
U.P
Andre Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Modern House To Rent At Forty Dollars A Month
Classified lines advertise a six room modern house on Elliott Street for $40 monthly with hardwood floors furnace and garage. Also offers exchange of a rabbit dog for a fox hound and a seven year old Jersey cow with calf for $90. Auto top and curtain repairs urged before cold weather.
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Elliott Street
Record Vote Expected in Off-Year Athens City Election
Voters in Athens City and County will cast a large turnout for an off year election led by the mayoral race and a three mill school levy. About 2,565 votes were cast in 193? and officials predict a heavier turnout, with precincts opening at 6 20 am and polls to close at 6 45 pm Tuesday.
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Athens City
Athens County
Davie Johnson
County Board of Eleections
Ruther
Athens
True Trane Board of Eduction
Jalay
G. M. Romine
McCulloch Likely Choice for Governor and U S Senate
Roscoe C. McCulloch, 49, Canton former congressman and state utilities chair, appears to have the inside track for U S Senate appointment to succeed the late Theodore E. Burton. The choice narrowed to McCulloch vs Carmi A. Thompson with Charles R. Frederickson as a potential dark horse. Frederickson has withdrawn and urged no further consideration of his name.
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Columbus
U.P
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
State Public Utilities Commission
U. S
Theodore E. Burton
McCulloch
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Charles R. Frederickson
Coshocton
Frederickson
Cooper
Thompson
Bus Wreck Injures Several. Liquor Found
A New Lexington to Zanesville bus wreck Saturday near Crooksville injures John Bishop and several others. The Weaver car from Sugar Creek, en route to a football game, overturned after striking the bus, with glass injuries reported. A pint of liquor was found in the Weaver car and charges of illegal possession were ordered against F W Weaver.
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New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
H. F. Teal
Athens
William Hammrick
San Toy
Weaver
Teal
Stocks Record Smash by Cities Service in New York Trade
Cities Service shattered single day volume records in New York trading. The stock opened 41 percent higher, up 4 percent on a block of 225000 shares after a delay of over an hour, with over 9 million dollars involved in the block trade.
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New York
WUP
Brother of Fess Sued in Lima Divorce Case
Lima attorney Charles L. Fess, brother of U. S. Senator Simeon D. Fess, is named as a defendant in a divorce suit filed by Maude E. Fees. The action was filed in Lima on November 4.
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Lima
Charles L. Fess
U. S
Simeon Dess
Maude E. Fees
Blocked Market Action Dampens Shares Trade Slump
An avalanche of orders from the U S and Europe dumped shares in early trading. Opening prices fell one to eight points though some issues advanced. The Stock Exchange planned 10 am to 8 pm hours with Market activity heavy and curb quotes lagging behind.
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Ly Elmer Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
United States
Europe
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Riu
Toomorrow
Kieetion
Court Will Hear Bridge Case Now
The Supreme Court denied a motion to dismiss the Kentucky Indiana bridge case and will hear arguments on the merits. Kentucky and Indiana seek to settle by the high court the rights to build an interstate bridge near Evanaville. Nine Indiana citizens named as defendants sought dismissal while Kentucky pressed for a ruling to bar suits in Indiana courts.
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Washington
UPR
Evanaville
Supreme Court
Commonwealth of Kentuck
Indiana
Kentucky
Four in One Family Struck by Typhoid Fever at Bristol
Four members of a Bristol family two miles south of New Lexington were hospitalized in Zanesville with typhoid fever. The patients are Frank Jones 41, his wife Mia Belle Jones 88, and children Margaret 7 and Raymond 11. Other siblings received preventive treatment. Disease traced to a contaminated spring.
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Bristol
Here
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Frank Jones
Mia
Belle Jones
Margaret
Raymond Jones
Ree
Carsey Arrested in Intoxication Charge by Town Officers
Elwood Carsey was arrested by Chief of Police B.S. sinew and Policeman Charles Maples on a charge of intoxication. He appeared in Mayor B.C. worth's court tonight.
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Elwood Carsey
B.S. Sinew
Charles Maples
B.c.’Worth
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