Bender Denies League Tied to Marshall Bill Defeat
Ohio State Senator George H. Bender rejects claims that the Anti-Saloon League and the overall association swayed the defeat of the Marshall bill in the Ohio election. Captain W. H. Slayton asserts a smoke screen stance, while Bender maintains there was no wet or dry issue and cautions against reintroducing inferior court legislation.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Association Against
Ohio
W. H. Slayton
Association
Anti-Saloon League
Marshall Bill
Bender
Stayton
Nender Mares
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
League
Donahey
Man seeks damages for blow to face and jaw in Ohio suit
Lewis Jeffers, 67, sues Athens County Common Pleas for 5000 dollars claiming Will iam O T Martin assaulted him on September 21 causing a crushed nose lacerations and facial congestion requiring drainage. He alleges permanent disfigurement and pain and mental anguish.
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William O'T. Martin
Lewis Jeffers
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Jeffers
Martin
American Author Dorothy Cochrane to Wed Prince Karageorgevitch
Paris report states 25 year old American author and divorcee Mrs Dorothy Cochrane will marry Prince Nicholas Karageorgevitch of Yugoslavia next Tuesday. After the ceremony the couple plan to travel to the United States.
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Paris
Dorothy Cochrane
Nicholas Karageorgevitch
Jugo Slavia
United States
Two Prisoners Escape From Fremont County Jail
In Fremont on November 10 two inmates escaped the county jail by overpowering guards and fleeing the facility. Police launched a manhunt with authorities identifying both escapees and offering rewards for information leading to recapture.
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Fremont
Accidental shooting claims Meigs county youth
Meigs county 18 year old Joe Zinn died from a shotgun wound after his gun discharged while crossing a fence near Tupper Plains. He lived with his grandfather at Silver Ridge after moving from Long Bottom. funeral plans are not yet set.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Joe Zinn
Edward Zinn
Tupper's Plains
Zinn
Christy
Dr. Hawk
Cult totters as judge calls House of David a public nuisance
In Lansing Michigan Judge Louis Fead ruled the House of David religious colony led by Benjamin Purnell was a public nuisance citing immorality spanning over twenty five years. He refused dissolution but urged a trusteeship to protect past and present members from alleged fraud.
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Lansing
Mich
U.R
House of David
Michigan
Louis Fead
Benjamin Purnell
Lad
Purnell
Chicago Sportsman Refuses to Testify in Oil Conspiracy Case
Sheldon Clark of Chicago, allied with Harry S. Sinclair, refused to testify before the grand jury about alleged juror tampering in the Fall-Sinclair oil conspiracy trial. Government officials then escorted him to the office of U S Commissioner Needham C Turnage where a warrant for complicity in the tampering conspiracy was sworn.
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Washington
U.P
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
Harry S. Sinclair
U. S
Needham C. Turnage
Ohio to vote again on chiropractors board proposal
Cleveland November 10 Ohioans will have another chance to approve a referendum proposal establishing a state board of examiners for chiropractors. Dr W C Thomas president of the Cleveland branch of the Ohio State Chiropractors association announced today.
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Cleveland
Belmont County Prosecutor Vows to Keep Roads Free of Riots
In St Clairsville on November 10 UPX reports a riot at Bannock mine as four are arrested. Prosecutor P W Waddell pledges to protect workers and to arrest picket lines and large delegations aiding intimidation. Sheriff Hardesty opposes the move amid operator calls for his removal over alleged partiality.
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Belmont County
ST. Clairsville
UPX
C. C. Hardesty
P. W. Waddell
Bannock
Hardesty
Ohio Women Reelect Officers In Methodist Mission Board
The Ohio Conference of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church re elected all officers who served last year. New executive board and committee chairs include President Mrs. B. C. Miller Lancaster and Treasurer Mrs. Harry King Portsmouth. President E. B. Bryan addressed delegates on education and Christian mission. Other speakers cited include Mrs. Lucy Van Kirk Granville and Miss Mary Kline Columbus.
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Ohio
Bryan
Lucy van Kirk
Granville
Fannie Huffman
South Side Settlement
McKelvey
McGill Returns Home From Hospital in Logan
Don R. McGill general manager of the Lick Run Coal and Clay company is returned to his home in Nelsonville after six weeks in Cherrington hospital Logan. He was shot in the left leg at the Lick Run mine October 1 and will take weeks to regain full use. He expressed satisfaction at returning home and showed interest in Armistice Day events with the Glenford Dugai post American Legion of which he is a member.
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Nelsonville
Don R. McGill
iLick Run Coal and Clay Company
Cherrington
Logan
McGill
Lick Run
Glenford Dugai
American Legion
Lewis Seeks Five Year Anthracite Pact To 1985
John L. Lewis told about 700 delegates that a new agreement between operators and miners should be signed before the August 1, 1930 expiry to restore public confidence and enable research, advertising, and higher living standards. He argued a long ceasefire would aid merchants and consumers in the coal region.
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Mount Carmel
Anthracite Co-Operative Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Gormley Wins Glouster Mayoral Race By One Vote
Independent Hugh Gormley defeats incumbent S A Park by a one vote margin after official tally and two absent ballots favor Gormley. Park led 416 to 415 yesterday. Gormley 417 to 416 now. Gormley has held Glouster mayor thirteen times since first elected in 1895. Clem hoons wins Trimble township trustee seat after absent ballots confirm third-place tie.
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Hugh Gormley
S. A. Park
Gormley
Park
Dave Johnson
Glouster
Trimble Township
Clemhoons
Fred Hawk
Parentage of Harding Denied by Family Spokesman
Nan Britten and her daughter Elizabeth Ann claim in a recent book that Warren G. Harding fathered her child. A relatives spokesman for the late President denies the allegation.
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Warren G. Harding
Nan Britten
Marion
Elizabeth Ann
Coolidge Weighs Tariff Credit Plan For Farm Relief
President Coolidge is believed to be sympathetically considering the tariff credit plan for farm relief known as the debenture system. Word passed from White House circles says he might support the plan, though opponents within his political faith remain wary. The proposed credit would offset half the tariff value on export sales of farm products.
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Washington
Congressional
Farm Bloc
Coolidge
White House
Third blast shatters door of Pittston high school
In the third dynamite incident in Pittston within weeks the doorway of the new $400000 high school, just minutes after opening, was blown apart. A stained glass church window across the street was badly damaged, with dynamite found under a third-rail bridge of the Laurel railway in South Pittston.
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Pennsylvania
New High School
Pittston
U.R
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laurel Railway
Cox Attack on Anti Saloop League Highlights Ohio Vote
Former Governor James M. Cox publishes a double column front page editorial in the Dayton News condemning the Anti Saloop league. He links the Marshall bill defeat and local bond issues to perceived brutality by small groups and officials. He cites Salem witch burnings as a warning and denounces actions by squires and constables as corrupt. The piece laments judicial erosion and calls for lawful enforcement without endorsing abstinence.
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Dayton
U.P
James M. Cox
Saloop League
Ohio
Salem
Burglars Foiled After Failing to Breach Leytonstone Vault
In London, thieves torched two inches into the steel vault at the Leytonstone bank but abandoned the attempt, failing to gain entry and leaving the scene.
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London
Leytonstone Bank
Outlaws Sink Yacht Killing Seven Off Odessa
Seven people aboard a yacht wrecked fifty miles from Odessa were killed by outlaws when the survivors reached shore. Authorities investigate the raid and motives amid a rapid-spread crime case.
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Odessa
Here
Athens county referendums end with Marsh bill defeat
Official count released early this afternoon shows the Marsh bill losing by 2,328 votes with 3,788 in favor and 6,116 against. The chiropractors measure also fails by a wide margin with 2,792 for and 5,996 against. Athens county school board results list Clyde White 1,843 votes J H Sprague 996 votes Charles Guinther 1,716 Floyd Linscott 2,035 R A Smith 1,761.
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Athens County
Athens County School Board
Clyde White
J. H. Sprague
Charles Guinther
Floyd Linscott
R. A. Smith
Church of Today Needs Vital, Dynamic Frontiers of Thought
The Rev L C Wright, pastor of the Epworth Euclid church in Cleveland, told Ohio conference delegates that the church must become more vital and pioneer on moral intellectual social racial and international frontiers to influence the rising generation. He warned that fixating on machinery wastes years and urged persistent frontier work.
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Church OF Today
L. C. Wright
Epworth-Euclid Church
Cleveland
Ohio
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
Governor Donahey's Son Loses Council Bid
Shaker Heights election saw Robert Donahey, 24, lose a council race. Governor Donahey reacted with relief and a quip that his son should stay out of politics. The remark followed the defeat in the Cleveland suburb race.
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Columbus
U.P
Robert Donahey
Donahey
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Weiner Re-Elected Mayor of Corning with No Opposition
Corning voters backed incumbent mayor H. Weiner with 312 votes as weather kept many away. The tally also shows Foraker 418 for township clerk, Mason 802 treasurer, Morris re-elected marshal with 162 votes, and several council and school district races. The Marshall bill and Chiropractors initiative both failed.
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Weiner
Corning
H. Weiner
W. D. Foraker
David Mason
L. E. Frazier
David Morris
Marshal
Charles Shaw
J. W. Stallsmith
Marshal Morris
Fay Council
Ed. Dempsey
Jack Donnelly
DP. H. Clifford
Thomas Taylor
Walter Clark
Ed Nash
Joe Lombard
Charles Fenneken
G. D. Keller
Corning Special
George Schottleharb
Dempsey
Will Rodgers
Pat Clifford
Township Board of Education
L. W. Tippett
William Mace
County Board of Education
Frank Cooperrider
Frank Randolph
James Rodgers
Obed Swinehart
Constable
Ben Orris
Henry Dew
Pearl Smith
Henry Weaver
A. H. Fouts
Andy Purtin
Miles Reese
H. Paughman
Justice of Peace
C. H. Weaver
G. W. Bennett
Edwin Edwards
Frank Ansel
Thomas Leroy
James Anderson
Ray Coffman
Streets Work Ordered for Elmer Robinett in Athens
Elmer Robinett of Athens will perform street labor for several weeks after being fined 100 dollars and costs for intoxication. Mayor Alex M. Moore ordered the substitute sentence, and Robinett could not pay the fines. He was arrested Tuesday by Chief of Police Herb Parker.
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Elmer Robinett
Athens
Robinett
Alex M. Moore
Herb Parker
Infant children die in Columbus house fire
In Columbus on November 10 two infant children of Mrs. Melvin Sweazy perished in a house fire that destroyed the family home. Mrs. Sweazy was at a neighbor's residence when the blaze occurred.
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Columbus
Melvin Sweazy
War continues as Ohio Anti-Saloon League fights on
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League vows to persist after losing the measure to reestablish a fee system for the justice of the peace. Leaders call the result an incident in the broader dry war and plan for a special legislative session to craft new rules for minor courts and chiropractors’ bills. Governor Donahey says he has not decided on a special session.
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I. H. McAnally
United Press
Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League Today
Marshal Justice of Peace bin
Charles M. Earhart
Olo Anti-Saloon League
Burhart
Skirmash
Donahey
Vic Donahey
Marshall
Iheferior
Manolea Manoilescu Demands Trial by Jury in Coup Case
In Bucharest on November 10 M Manoilescu former under secretary of finance defied a military court martial accusing him of plotting to dethrone King Michael and demanded a trial by jury in civil court.
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Bucharest
Michael
M. Manoilescu
Elivil
Language instructors meet at Ohio conference led by Hill
In Cleveland on November 10, high school and college teachers of classical languages gathered for the annual state conference. Victor D. Hill of Ohio University will preside over the meeting.
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Cleveland
Victor D. Hill
Ohio University
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Mary Kline
Harding
Jack London
Ray Dean
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