Perry objects to unfair unemployment bill in Ohio
Warren F. Perry secretary of the Ohio Manufacturers' Association assails Governor White's unemployment insurance plan as grossly unfair to manufacturers. He warns the bill would fail to help workers, could resemble the dole, and threaten tax through the industry. He notes opposition will be organized at the association meeting on November 30 in Columbus.
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UPI
Warren F. Perry
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
White
Perry
Jean
Ohio
The
Association
Pretty Boy Floyd May Fall Before Oklahoma Officers
SEMINOLE Oklahoma peace officers predicted an early end to the banditry of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd as he is hunted nationwide. Authorities said the outlaw would meet the same fate as his dead lieutenant George Birdwell who was shot during a bank robbery attempt at Boley and later moved to Okemah.
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Seminole
Okla
Oklahoma
Charles
Pretty Boy
Milk Dealers Meet To Set Price And End Strike Threat
The Associated Milk Dealers committee met to settle a contract dispute that prompted a milk strike threat a week earlier and to set the wholesale price for the coming month. Dealers seek a day contract cancellation clause and a butterfat standard rise from 2.5 to 4 percent. Dairymen at a Saturday meeting decided to offer the current contracts and to refuse delivery without contracts after January 4.
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Akron
Associated Ion Milk Dealers
Woman Intercepts Shot to Shield Boarder Dies
In New Philadelphia on Thursday Mrs. Mary C. Crillo died after being shot while shielding Mike Shandry from an attack by two men. Police sought Romano and Joe Cuta, former boarder John Romance was identified as the shooter.
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New Philadelphia
Mary C. Crillo
Ashe
Mike Shandry
Crillo
Shandry
John Romance
Romano
Joe Cuta
Revival Continues at Hocking Street Church
Revival services continue at the Hocking Street Church of God with evening and Saturday sessions through next week led by Pastor Calvin B. Haines. Plans include 10:30 a.m. preaching, 3 p.m. Sunday school, and a 7 p.m. service with Mrs. George Carton in charge of the youth meeting. LONDON gold market opens with sterling near the all time low at 2.22 dollars.
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Ocking Street Church
George Carton
London
Blonde and Brunette Incident in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 25 a belligerent blonde confronted Mia J R Martin with a gun. The brunette reacted by striking, the blonde fought back kicking her victim. Mrs Martin trapped the attacker and the blonde fled shouting Hussey.
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Los Angeles
Vis
Mia
J. R. Martin
Sister
Bonde
Mrs. Martin
Hussey
Filipino killer in Seattle slashes six in Chinatown
Julian Marcelino, a 30 year old Filipino from Manila, went on a rampage through Seattle Chinatown killing six men with a bolo knife and wounding others. He sat at police HQ in a blood stained shirt, declaring it better to die and claiming he had been robbed.
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Seattle
Philippines
Julian Marcelino
Amuck
Chinatown
Marcelino
Manila
Two Murders Suspected in Well Mystery
In Adams County authorities probed the death of Mrs. Josie Haws found in a well with a bullet wound and a neck rope. The infant skeleton lay with the body as husband Mike Haws and boarder Virgil Yankie face questions amid a tangled case linking a missing wife, a daughter and an arrest.
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Adams County
Roosevelt to push beer bill and farm aid plan in Georgia talks
President-elect Roosevelt concentrates on beer legislation and farm relief in early conferences with party leaders at Warm Springs Georgia. He stays about two weeks and aims to push a constructive agricultural bill, possibly extending farm credits, before Congress adjourns in March.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
United Preas
Congress
New Yorkers Arrested After White House Hunger Demonstration
Two New York residents were charged with disorderly conduct after an attempted Thanksgiving Day child hunger demonstration near the White House. Dr Emil Conason described himself as medical advisor to the demonstrators and Mrs Gertrude Haessler identified as a social worker.
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Washington
White House
Emil Conason
Gertrude Haessler
Conason
Haessler
Help Wanted Ad Draws 25 Applicants for Housework
A Messenger classified notice by Mrs. W. M. Knowlton on Richland Avenue seeks a girl for housework in a two person family. The ad drew about twenty five callers the next day, enabling her to select the ideal candidate.
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W. M. Knowston
Richland Ave
W. M. Knowlton
Richland Avs
Hoover Plan for Payment Is Explained
President Hoover outlines a "pay in your own money" plan for foreign debtors. Each country would set aside its December debt amount in its own bank and transfer to the U.S. treasury later when markets ease. If currencies fall, debtor nations would add funds to cover losses, stabilizing international payments.
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Washington
U.M
Hoover
United States Treasury
Treasury
United States
Turkey Dinner Planned by Athens Church Group
Four hundred people are expected for a December 15 turkey dinner at the Athens Christian Church hosted by the Sisters of the Skillet, a new group organized by J. J. Bisier. Members met Tuesday at the Athens Implement Company and dressed 17 fine turkeys.
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Athens Christian Church
Sisters of the Skillet
Athens Implement Company
J. J. Bisier
Veteran Pilot Heroics Save Girl in Turbulent Macy Parade Flight
A veteran pilot, Hugh Copeland, saved a girl passenger after a high altitude dive caused by a balloon plane collision during Macy’s parade. Copeland ordered the girl from the front to the rear cockpit, then regained control, dislodged balloon debris, and safely landed at Roosevelt Field.
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Annette Gibson
Gideon
Hugh Copeland
Copeland
Miss Gibson
Roosevelt Field
Piiote
Thanksgiving Day Accidents Kill Three in Ohio
Ohio Thanksgiving observances marred by fatal and serious injuries. James Verka 22 of Ragland fatally wounded when he fell from a stump discharging his shotgun near Martins Ferry. William Viahovich 40 lost his left arm when his shotgun discharged as he fell hunting near Dover. Mrs W T McShay at Kimball burned when a rifle toppled and fired into a gasoline pump. Robert Thexter 9 of Detroit killed in a car crash at Wellington. his brother Harold 6 seriously injured.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Verka
Ragland
Martins Ferry
Mia
William Viahovich
Dover
W. T. McShay
Kimball
Robert Thexter
Detroit
Wellingtom
Harold
Jealousy Motive Cited In Wounding Of Cincinnati Girl
Elizabeth Gale, 17, Hughes High School student, was shot near her home in Cincinnati and critically wounded. Robert O Neal, 21, a clerk, is among three youths detained. he claims they are married and that he did not shoot. The others say Minas Gale was taken home and a shot followed moments later.
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Cincinnati
Mise
Elizabeth Gaile
Hughes High School
Robert O'Neal
Miss Gale
Richard Borger
Thomas Kieley
Minas Gale
O'Neal
Neal
Massacre Charge Stirs Tokyo Manchuria Claims
The Chinese legation in London accuses Japanese troops in Manchuria of Massacring about 2700 Chinese peasants including women and children with machine guns and knives. Villages Ping Tin Shan Suzukon and Chien Chin Pao were allegedly gathered in a field and slaughtered after being rounded up for sheltering volunteers.
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London
Legation
Manchuria
Editors Claim Britain Can Not Meet Debt Deadline
London editorials from Beaverbrook and Rothermere papers unite to say Britain cannot pay the 95.5 million dollar debt installment due December 15 to the United States. Paris reports Herriot’s government fate tied to war debts and pressure on Hoover policy. Brussels notes possible talks with France and Britain before deciding on the Hoover rate and payment plan.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Rothermere
United Today
Great Britain
United States
Tecma
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Hoover
Brussels
France
Death of 7 year old Charles Nutter in Rendville
Charles D. Nutter formerly of Rendville died at home after surgery complications from an operation at St Francis Moapita Columbus three weeks earlier. Survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter.
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New Lexington
New
Charles D. Nutter
Rendville
St. Francis Moapita
Columbus
Wheat Prices Slide to New Lows on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices tumbled to all time lows in Chicago trading as Liverpool news spurred sellers. December stocks rushed off while corn and oats edged down fractionally in a dis heartening session on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Scarlet fever epidemic shifts across Athens County
Dr. J. M. Higgins, health officer, reports scarlet fever now sweeping southern Athens County after earlier northern cases. Many infections in Alexander, Carthage, York, Trimble and Dover Townships. most are mild. Early symptoms resemble a cold. throat soreness and vomiting precede a fine chest rash within 24 to 48 hours. He urges prompt physician consultation at first signs.
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Athena County
J. M. Higgins
Fee
Alexander
Carthage
Higgins
York
Trimble
Dover
Obie
Higgine
Added Unions Are Proposed Deliberations Today
Local officials consider new labor unions as deliberations continue today. Community leaders and workers attend meetings to discuss formation, benefits, and potential contracts. Officials say public input will shape the final plan.
Labor convention amid insurgent collapse in Cincinnati
Delegates at the American Labor convention in Cincinnati returned deliberations after the insurgent movement collapsed and a Thanksgiving recess. Frank Duffy of Indianapolis, chair of the organization committee, presented a report urging aid to the International Association of Firefighters for unionizing U S fire departments. The report also proposes a resolution targeting chain stores and their managers and employees for unionization.
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Cincinnati
Owe. Gites
Frank Duffy
Indianapolis
Committee On Organination
International Association of Firefighters
United States
Fatfy
Arrests Made After Suspect Found in Athens Home
Discovered in Room Cecil Tucker, Athens, was taken to the Athens Police Station last night by F. D. Forsyth and R. F. Cuyler who found him in an upstairs room at Forsyths home. Tucker climbed to the pool of the back porch and entered the house through a window. He will be arraigned tonight before Mayor Robert 3 Wood on an infexication charge. Charles Bell of West Carpenter Street was arrested at his home yesterday on an intoxication charge as police said his wife waked to have him taken to jail. Two windows were broken at the Athens High School Building early this morning. the intruders had disappeared.
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Cecil Tucker
Athens
F .D. Forsyth
R. F. Cuyler
Forsyth
East State Street
Tucker
Robert 3. Wood
Charles Bell
West Carpenter Street
Paichers
Athens High School
Fire Besets Erie County Home ForcIng 135 Residents To Flee
A fire at the Erie County Home forced 135 residents to evacuate their rooms on Thursday after an automobile struck a telephone and power line pole in front of the building. Driver J. W. Brecht said he fell asleep at the wheel.
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Abandabry
Erie County
J. W. Brecht
Brecht
Bishop Joshua H. Jones Dies at 76 in Wilberforce
Joshua H. Jones aged 76, former president of Wilberforce University from 1990 to 1908, died at his home in Wilberforce near Xenia. He had long served as an official in the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Xenia
Joshua H. Jones
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Here
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler Criticizes Government Delays on War Debts
Dr. Butler comments that intergovernmental war debts delay U.S. recovery and depress all sectors. He urges immediate action in Washington to moratorium six months then negotiate with debtor nations, referencing the Lausanne accord of July 6. He argues delay harms farmers, workers, manufacturers, and utilities.
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Senate
Houser of Representatives
Lausanne
Hunger marchers head to Washington from Chicago
The northwest hunger marchers, originally from Seattle and led by Fred Lachner of Chicago, doubled in numbers en route to Washington. About 770 people, including 20 women, sang Keep the Home Fires Burning and traveled by train and auto to petition Congress for relief and unemployment insurance.
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Northwest
Seattle
Chicago
Washington
Perwna
Dvaca
Petities Congress
Sall Fred Laehner
Life in South America Not a Bed of Roses
Harold Rawlings, just back from Buenos Aires, recounts South America as challenging yet exciting. He describes cities like Buenos Aires as modern hubs and notes his work with AT&T on continental communications, including a famed Andes telephony project.
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South America
Morrison E. Collins Die at City Crossing
Morrison E. Collins, 76, was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train at a downtown crossing in Marietta. He was the father of John Collins, a commercial photographer of international reputation who helped develop a camera lens for airplane photography used in World War I.
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Marietta
Morrison E. Collins
Baltimore and Ohio
Jonh Collins
Juvenile convict breaks from Cincinnati detention unit
Cincinnati report details 16 year old Harold Rogg escaping last night from the juvenile detention area of the courthouse after slugging a jailer with a heavy coffee cup.
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Cincinnati
Harold Rogg
Insurgent Republicans Could Tilt Senate Control
Democratic hopes to control the Senate in the upcoming session depend on Republican insurgents who may back Franklin D Roosevelt if they join regular Republicans to organize. The Senate could split 48 Republicans 46 Democrats 1 Farmer Laborite Shipstead of Minnesota may back Democrats if the moment suits. Norris, a Nebraska Republican insurgent, could push for reorganization if Democrats appear ready to concede.
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Washington
Senate
Frankin E. Roosevelt
Republ
Farmer-Laborite
Shipatead
Minnesota
Fan Hee
Norris
Nebraska
Coal Industry Fares Better In This Crisis
New York reports that U S coal mines show resilience amid downturns. Data from the United States Bureau of Mines and Amelia Mining Congress indicate 415 of 6 057 bituminous mines active in 1929, with tonnage dropping from 838 million to 582 million tons by 1931 The average mine price fell from 1 78 to 1 44 per ton, a 17 1 2 percent drop, while payroll declined about 10 1 2 percent to 450 000.
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New York
United States
Gene Eral Bueiensy
J. F Calebreath
Amelia Mining Congrese
al Bet
Caltbreath
Chaces
Jean
Red Cross Benefit Dance for Athens Armory Saturday
The 134th Regiment Field Artillery Battery BE promotes a Red Cross benefit at the Athens Armory Saturday night to raise funds for Red Cross 100 per cent enrollment. Proceeds go to the Red Crowes Fund with James Morwell and his band supplying music and tickets available from battery members or at the door.
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James
High) Morwell
Ohio University
Battery
Arms Ory
Automobile Stolen From West Union Street
A car owned by R C Hea was reported stolen on a night shift. The vehicle, a sedan with license A1L10, was parked on West Union Street when taken.
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Hess
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