Hoover Fishing Party Plans Stopovers in Latin America
President-Elect Hoover, elated by Cape San Lucas luck, outlines a new fishing party route to Chile, Argentina, Montevideo, and Peru with brief calls in Costa Rica and Lima. The Maryland resumes southward as Mark Sullivan notes a notable 15-pound dolphin catch and a misadventure with a tangled line.
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U. S
Maryland
Cape San Lucas
California
Herbert Hoover
Ecuador
Mark Sullivan
Hoover
Sullivan
Allan
Secret Service
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
San Jose
Costa Rica
Lima
Peru
Callao
Quito
Valpa
Taiso
Utah
Rio de Janeiro
Route to Havana and Vera Cruz for Christmas at Sea
The Utah will transport the party to Vera Cruz after Havana with disembarkation for Mexico City planned. Christmas is likely spent aboard the ship in the Caribbean.
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Havana
Utah
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Caribbean
Divorced husband pours acid on ex wife in suburb attack
In Lakewood Cleveland, John J. Way Jr., 37, a chemical engineer, is arrested on maiming charges after dousing his ex wife Elizabeth Hull, 27, with acid as she returned home. Hull, mother of two, suffered facial burns and possible loss of sight. Way admitted the attack.
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Cleveland
John J. Way, Jr
Lakewood
Elizabeth Hull
Way
Guardian Bank
Salvation Army plans delayed after misfit lot size
Award of the contract to build an addition on the Emma Grim property at 90 West Union Street is postponed because plans drawn before purchase show the building two feet too long. It would encroach on the city property line by forty square feet, requiring a board meeting to revise plans and specifications.
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Salvation Army
Emma Grim
West
Union Street
Army
Board of Directors
The
Bremen mail carrier collapses during route
A. B. Rowles, 55, a Bremen mail carrier, died yesterday while delivering mail near Bremen. Heart disease was identified as the cause.
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Bremen
A. B. Rowles
Here
End Indigestion Instantly
An ad promises instant relief from indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It recommends daily magnesium-based Bisulated Magnesia after meals, guarantees results or money back, and notes availability at Clines Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Ely
Clines
Strong Winds Knock Out City Street Lights
Strong winds last night disabled lights on Carpenter to Second Streets from midnight to 4 p.m. Southern Ohio Electric Company reported wire trouble caused the outage. Half voltage affected other streets except Court and Union Streets due to the winds.
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Carpenter
Second Streets
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Court
Union
Church Classes To Give Chicken Dinner
Higley Class and Married Peoples' Class members host a chicken dinner at the Christian Church parish hall at 6 pm replacing the annual rabbit dinner. Rev. S H Bartlett of Lancaster will speak, with Mrs Bartlett expected to give a short address. A special musical program includes vocal solos and whistling numbers.
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Higley
Christian Church
S. H. Bartlett
Lancaster
Town Boy Chosen Cardinal Pilot Ends Home-Coming Hopes
Cirvelville reports Billy Southworth selected as pilot for the St. Louis Cardinals. His native village Saranak in Monroe Township Pickaway County is gone, erasing town home-coming plans. His father was blacksmith postmaster and storekeeper. Brothers Cress and Call Southworth played for Darbyville. Wil McLaughlin and Carl Timmons from Columbus were part of the team.
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Circleville
U.R
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy
Saranak
Monroe Township
Pickaway County
Cress
Call
Darbyville
Wil McLaughlin
Carl Timmons
Columbus
Aged man identified in Columbus death case
The body of a 70 year old man, Dennis Sullivan, formerly a Cincinnati police officer, identified in Columbus after an accident near Nelsonville. Sullivan apparently was struck by a hit-skip motorist yesterday.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Dennis Sullivan
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Getting Up Nights Affects Bladder Health
Reverend W. H. Mitchell of Columbus Ohio describes relief for his wife from a serious bladder irritation using Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. He claims it reduces nightly awakenings by driving out foreign deposits and lowering acidity and notes tablets cost 2 cents at drug stores and Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio or McKee Drug Company locally.
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W. H. Mitchell
N. Park St
Columbus
Ohio
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
McKee Drug Company
Buckeye Association Meets Behind Closed Doors
Buckeye Athletic Association directors held a six hour meeting with sessions continuing this morning. Rumors indicate discussions on rubs and regulations and possible charges over scholarships tied to Ohio University athletic director Dr. O C Bird. Wittenberg eyeing Ohio State opener with a tentative date of November 16 and a game with Washington and Jefferson also arranged.
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Springfield
Buckeye Athletic Association
O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Ohio State University
Ernest Godfrey
Washington and
Jefferson
Hearing of student rescheduled after theater disturbance
The hearing for Hubert Hahn of Lorain, a freshman at Ohio University, was postponed from Wednesday afternoon to Saturday at 1 p.m. because Mayor Alex M. Moore is ill. Hahn was arrested Tuesday night after a disturbance in the Majestic Theater dressing rooms. Hahn was released Wednesday to reappear for the Saturday hearing.
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Alex M. Moore
Hubert Hahn
Lorain
Ohio University
Revival services led by Envoy Waggoner to aid Salvation Army
Envoy C W Waggoner will conduct revival services for the local Salvation Army next week. Outdoor meetings are at 7 oclock and indoor services in City hall begin at 7 oclock. A veteran evangelist with 30 years in the Army, he has spoken across the eastern states and served in France during WWI and the 1927 Army mission there.
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Envoy C. W. Waggoner
Salvation Army
Envoy Waggoner
New York City
United States
No Trace of Bank Robbers After Dayton Heist
Police still had no trace of three bandits who held up a City National Bank and Trust branch in Dayton yesterday. They escaped with $28,000 after binding two customers and two bank employees, then drove off in an automobile in a precisely timed raid.
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Dayton
U.R
City National Bank and Trust Company
Carreen
Bootlegger Murder Presents Mystery in Cleveland
The death of 45 year old bootlegger John Jarkewicz in his Cleveland home sparked a mystery as police report finding a knife in his chest and a thin bladed knife in a room corner. One suspect is under arrest after Leo Ambrozak 16 summoned authorities at 3 a m.
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Cleveland
U.R
John Jarkewicz
Leo Ambrozak
Train collision at grade crossing claims two lives
Blanchester officials investigate a crash that killed Frank Strider and Lester Osborn, both 39, when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at a grade crossing. The men were traveling from Madeira to Midland City.
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Blanchester
Frank Strider
Lester Osborn
Madeira
Midland City
Special Christmas Day Mail Delivery Bulletin
The Post Office Department bulletin explains special delivery on Christmas Day requires proper timing and special stamps but should not have stamps marked. It advises use of special delivery for speed, while valuable mail should be registered or insured and perishable items clearly marked.
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Post Office Department
Bulletin
Mission Work Conference Held by Athens District
Fifty representatives from Meigs Gallia Washington Perry and Athens counties attended the Athens District Workers Conference of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Reports covered the year's work and an outline for the coming year's program was presented.
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Meigs
Gallia
Washington
Perry
Athens
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Musterole Cold Remedy Ad Teaches Quick Relief
Musterole is promoted as a warm tingling ointment that relieves cold symptoms and chest congestion without the mustard plaster burn. It claims medical backing from nurses and doctors and lists uses from bronchitis to rheumatism and even pneumonia prevention.
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Pape
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