Girl rescued from four year closet ordeal in Washington
An emaciated girl, age seven, was found in a dirty closet after four years of confinement by her father and stepmother. Doctors at Gallinger Hospital described severe neglect and abuse including missing teeth and extreme underdevelopment. Police and federal marshals recovered the child, while the adults faced cruelty charges. Gloria Swanson reportedly remarried Michael Farmer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gallinger Hospital
Pole
Smith Riley
Estern Riley
Ficiste Riley
Riley
Foreign Demands and Battle News Hit Tokyo Front
Tokyo reports a Japanese victory over a larger Chinese force in the Nanni River Valley as foreign peace demands surge. Striving for peace, Secretary Stimson notes urge Tokyo to avoid diplomatic danger while Baron Shidehara drafts a Washington-bound reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U P
Manchuria
Nanni River
Strason
Japan
Baron Shidehara
Stimson
W Cameron Forbes
Shidehara
Washington
Ohio to release funds for state hospital repairs
The state board approved releasing 137 201 to the General Revenue Fund for repairs and equipment in state institutions. Distribution will be by State Finance Director Howard Le Bevis, amid plans to tap $7,500,000 welfare bond fees and expected $7,900,000 in December corporation taxes. Requests from Kennedy included Gallipolis and Athens State Hospitals, and Lancaster Boys Industrial School for upgrades were not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Centrol
Ohio General Revenue Fund
Howard le Bevis
Meer Sitter
Olas
Deertin
Gallinalia State Hospital
Kennedy
Athens State Hospital
Guilipolis Hospital
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Shell May Be Clue in Death
PAINESVILLE November 7 An empty shell from a 12 gauge shotgun provided the only clue in the murder of C D Fenton on the John Sherwin estate in Waite Hill Village The body of the Cleveland banker was found beside a lane shot at close range A shell found a half mile east of the scene is thought to have been ejected from the murder weapon Sheriff James Moloney says the slayer may have been a hunter Fenton had ordered off the estate He was found near his automobile returning from a morning inspection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
C.D Fenton
John Sherwin
Cleveland
Fenton
Sherwin
Waite Hill
James Moloney
Moroney
Benton
Ohio Anti-Saloon League Prepares to Fight Ingalls
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League says it will oppose David Ingalls if he adopts any platform seeking repeal or modification of the Volstead Act. It demands a clear pro prohibition stance and vows to contest his gubernatorial bid in the May primaries as the dry movement presses for a hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Colmbus
Oho Anti-Saloon League
David & Ingalls
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Pato- Natught
Cusihogr
McNaught
Ingalls
Rausht
Aloan League
Inqulla
Ingella
Tha Jongue Ia
Ettenaia
Thong
Kida
Sir In
Alls Orlenda
Ramsay MacDonald the Poor Boy Who Became Prime Minister
This profile traces Ramsay MacDonald from a Scottish farm hut upbringing near Lochmout to his emergence as a Labour leader and the first National Government prime minister. It covers his early hunger for study, reformist circle, entry to Parliament, leadership during crises, and the shift from socialist to nationalist stance amid 1920s turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Tusk
Snyder
London
Ramiay
Ana Donald
Loradhmouth
Umgiind
Yillure
Ramsay Herame & Puplist
Senator Urges Business Leaders to Lead Economic Recovery
At a Columbus chamber banquet on November 7, a senior senator urged the business heart of America to drive recovery. He said government can help but true solution lies with capital and labor, warning against relying on legislative action amid public fear and global upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Business Heart of America
Simeon Drew
State Chamber of Commerce
America
Fess
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Henald MacDonald
Cred
Fire Chief Speddy of Lakewood Dies at 58
Fire Chief Joseph H. Speddy of Lakewood, lauded for making the Lakewood Fire Department rated the best in the United States, died in Lakewood Hospital at age 58 after a months long stomach ailment and an operation at Cleveland Clinic. He led the department for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cleveland
Joseph H. Speddy
Lakewood
Lakewood Fire Department
Speddy
Cleveland Clinic
Loxewwood Fire Department
Senator Thaddeus Caraway Dies in Arkansas
Arkansas mourns Senator Thaddeus H Caraway who died suddenly after kidney surgery. Funeral and burial set for Jonesboro his home with his three sons traveling from Washington for services. Governor Parnell said no successor will be named until after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Ark
Arkanawa
Thaddeus H Caraway
Corawey
Washington
Jonesboro
Democratic Statesman
St Vincent's Hospital
Joneshoro
Harvey Parnell
Caraway
Senate
Manchuria Independence Drive Begun by Prince Kung
Dairen Manchuria reports Prince Kung, once wealthy member of an old imperial Chinese family, has launched a new independence movement under Japanese protection. He appointed a 15 member committee to establish a new government in Manchuria amid Sino Japanese tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Zhiness
Dairen
Kung
Prince Kung
Baker City Manager Endorses Mayor Council Reform
Cleveland interview with former Secretary of War and ex-mayor argues democracy works best with the mayor council form. He says good government depends on people not systems, contending an efficiency manager ignores civic life and emotions in city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
R Newton . Baker
The
United Press Today
Manchurian Clash Reported With Soviet Link Rumors
War brief describes renewed Japanese harassment in Manchuria around the Nenni Valley battle. Ma Chan-Shan led 3000 troops retreating north after reinforcements arrived. Casualties listed for Chinese and Japanese forces with mentions of Soviet contact rumors and railway movement along the Chinese Eastern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Bng Bess
Presa Sta Corp
Munikven
Manchuria
Chinewa Torcen
Get
Ma Chan Shan
Nanal Filer
Husett
Observera
Anda
Railway Control Bureau
Travpr
Noani River
Evrlief
Gon Ma Chuc Shan
Nenni
Batta
Changchun
Taonad
Manchouli
Holinr
Ting
Talisthar
Manchurian
Zoad
League of Nations Council
Chinceo
Chesterland football player dies in Geauga crash
A Chesterland High School reserve football player Anthony Boutash 16 of Murat Township Geauga County was killed when the automobile carrying football players collided with a track car three miles south of Chagrin Falls. Five players were injured as they traveled to play AUTSTE High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gearga County
Chesterland
O. Fl
Anthony Boutash
Murat Township
Geauga County
Cwam
Kcti
Freshmar'st Cheaterland High School
sminJs
Chagrin Falls
Autste
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloria
Elmsford
John Murray
Gloria Swanson
Trim
Michael Farmer
Ua Jey Field Matone
Rwsr AT
West Industries
Monthly Business Review
Fourth District
Federal Reserve Bank
Ono
Pennsylvania
Silo Calles
Hamilton
Warren Fillmore
Little Miami
Fiilmore
Robert Weber
Filmore
Simpsons Briand
Sy Miles
United Press
Vaughn
China
Ace
Shideharan
Tle
League Council
Ate
Kellogg
Artside
Briand
Genevi
Jurague Counsel
the Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
Board of Control
David B. Engnils
Ramsay McDonald
Cydlats
Nysht
Actaca
Aenoul
Tienda
Wort
Ptudy
Hin Cs Uminoon
South Kenwaneton College
bin Health Mneozepie
Uta
Cenreer
bin Convalend Nee
Cme Bia
Hoclafiim Nat
Karl Mare
Foins Lange
Bernacent
Wien
Linkhere Hin
Margaret Glidetone
Lord Kelvin
Noel Lincolna Inn
Paar
New Party
Cama
Dick All
BB & Contemporary
Mace Penall
Beitun
Ramony MacDonald
Crumbien
Hamsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Inia
Rammay Mar Donald
Hamas Mare Donald
Hbs
Sean
Adda
Seaham
England
Minera
Ner Finrunje
Tatenes
Ramnay MacDonald
Nerhagt
Oditort
Arkansas
Thaddeus Hf. Caraway
Baker
Gridder
Sa Etao
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Fa Caier
Bell
Deal
Eng