Accuse Two of Killing Woman Found in Well
West Union reports Prosecutor E S Young says grand jury will hear murder charges against Virgil Yankie and Robert Ford in the Mrs Josie Haws case. Annie Haws 16 testified Yankie shot her mother and forced her to burn clothing before the body was dumped in a well. Ford and Yankie deny involvement as coroner prepares verdict.
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Josie Haws
Adams County
Grand Jury
Virgil Vanje
Robert Ford
Haws
Annie Haws
Alain
Yankie
Mrs. Hawes
Young
Mrs. Haws
Mrs. Hawn
Ford
Purdin
Marchers Sent Into Ohio Under Guard Escort
Detroit officials ordered by Governor Brucker to keep hunger marchers moving as police mobilize the unemployed groups in the city. The Seattle to Washington trek paused in Detroit where welfare agencies fed and housed them after state officers corralled them from Sturgis. Leaders aided police to curb dilatory participants amid the push to exit the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ohio Line
Wilber M. Brucker
Seattle
Washington
D. C
Mansfield inmate on trial in guard murder case
Chariesa Williams, 22, of Cincinnati, inmate at Mansfield Reformatory, goes to criminal court in the Hangar murder case from an October escape attempt. Riza Chandler, 22, of Columbus, already serving auto theft time, avoided the electric chair after a 30 hour jury deadlock with an 11 to 1 death penalty vote.
Hunger marchers face delays on trek toward Washington
Rostow's contingent of about 60 marchers on the hunger march toward Washington runs into mishaps on the first leg to New Haven. Anna Brock, a leader, is arrested on Boston Common and handed to immigration authorities for deportation proceedings. A marching stage truck also breaks down in Boston.
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Washington
Providence
R. I
B.U.P
Rostow
New Have
1000 Men Recalled to Restart Chevrolet Plant in Cincinnati
Chevrolet Motor Co in Cincinnati begins production today of its new 1933 model with about 1000 workers back on the payroll after a brief inventory and model changeover. The workforce reflects a near normal operating strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Chevrolet Motor Co
High School Girl Murdered By Divorcee Twice Her Age
Frances Rempfer a 15 year old high school girl was found dead after an apparent pact to die together with Charles Arnwine 25 who confessed to shooting her He claimed they planned a death by own action but he could not carry it out Arnwine divorced twice and held on statutory charge after the slaying in Doylestown Pa frail details show a troubled romance ending in tragedy
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Doylestown
U.P
Frances Rempfer
Charles Arnwine
Arnwine
Francea
Frances
Newtown
Annwine
Toledo
Frank Vner
Obler
White Leads In Selection Of New Chief
Columbus November 28 The governor and Democratic leaders in the newly elected Legislature meet to decide whom the governor will back for speaker of the House. Frank Cave of Manafield receives support from party officials while opponents include J Freer Bittinger W T Roberts Clarence H Burk Frank Ward and C Eikenberry. The 84 Democratic representatives-elect will caucus December 6 to choose the speaker floor leader clerk and other officers. senators will caucus December 7.
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House of Representatives
Frank Cave
Manafield
Tormer
Henry G Brunner
Democratic State Executive Committee
J. Freer Bittinger
Ashland
House
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
Clarence H. Burk
New London
Frank Ward
Monroe County
C. Eikenberry
Preble County
Sisters killed by man who bailed after accident
In Cleveland on November 28 1927 Am brose Gallagher 27 driver of a large sedan that struck and killed two sisters Marie Muscrone 28 and Betty Mulcrone 26 as they crossed the street then fled the scene. Patrolman Michael Wallace located the car with a broken headlight and a purse from one victim hanging from the bumper leading to Gallagher's arrest.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ambrose Gallagher
Marie Muscrone
Betty Mulcrone
Gallagher
Michae Wallace
Railway PR chief named western railroads commissioner
Chicago November 28 Harry G Taylor manager of public relations of the American Railway Association was appointed commissioner of western railroads today Carl R Gray president of the Union Pacific announced.
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Chicago
Harry G. Taylor
American Railway Association
Western Railroads
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
Moral: Never Crank an Auto in Gear
Bennett of Athens Route 3 attempted to start a car in reverse gear this morning. The vehicle surged backward, striking a street light, breaking a storefront window, and damaging a confectionery front. Bennett, a farmer delivering milk, lacks collision insurance and will cover the repairs.
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Jesse
Bennett
Athens
Court Street
Iain Pieers
Divert Gas Funds For Relief In Ohio Localities
The State Relief Commission authorized Cincinnati to divert 275 dollars from gasoline tax revenues to general relief and hospitalization costs for charity cases. Hamilton County received 305632 dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for county relief activities. Additional diversions include Bedford 2000 dollars Paulding County 3400 Noble County 2000 and Guernsey County 37050 in utilities tax bonds plus Vinton County 5790 dollars.
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Columbus
U.P
Cincinnati
State Relief Commission
Hamilton County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bedford
Paulding County
Noble County
Guernsey County
Vinton County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Loans Rise in October
The R F C reported October relief advances up to 22,004,5825 from 18,523,002 with more liquidating projects. Agricultural relief amounted to 7,500,000, while a $251,000 total supported abroad agricultural protection. Banks and trust firms received 20440, with railroads securing large sums including the Chicago and North Western and Erie. The largest bank loan went to Peoples American State Bank of Sandusky, Michigan, at 1,000,000.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tate
Seshay
Amerfean Agricultural Protecta
Ianus
Ioana
Banks
Credit Aniona
Jelot Stock l and
Agriculturel Credit Cooperations
Ivestock
Railroada
Tire
Chicago and North Western
Erie
Baltimore and Ohie
Lehigh Valley
New York
New Maven and Mart
Ford
Copper Range
Peoples American State Bank of
Sandusky, Mich
Relief Project Underway In Troy District
Relief work progresses in Athena County with grading on Route 1 South and Route T intersections. Roads to be brick paved next spring, winter gravel surface. labor from total relief committee workers, limited to 40 hours weekly, two 5 hour shifts. Route 7 widening to 20 feet, Cogmlie top to Route 7, then Route 50 intersection. other segments to Gordon farm and Cogmlie area also 20 feet wide. Roy Straus er, Inc. of Columbus holds the contract.
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Omby
Athena
Total Relief Committee
Four Mile Creek Bridge
Cogmlie
Gordon Farm
Roy Strauser, Inc
Columbus
Miner Shot During West Virginia Mine Strike Ambush
In Charleston West Virginia a Kanawha Mining Company miner Carl Carr, age 45, was shot in the lung as he and fellow workers approached a mine during a strike over pay. About three unidentified men fired four bullets. this marked the first outbreak at the mine, which was closed indefinitely by superintendent J A Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
W. BZ. Carr
Kanawha
Coatburg
J. A. Willis
Debt envoy seen as Britain’s likely negotiator in Washington
Neville Chamberlain the British chancellor of the exchequer is identified as the veteran figure likely to negotiate debt settlements during talks in Washington. The article notes his expected role and his long experience guiding Britain's financial policy in negotiations with the United States.
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Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Mateaman
Washington
Violent Death Toll Reaches Eight Statewide
The United Press reports eight fatalities from weekend accidents across Ohio. Two boys drowned in the Ottawa River near Toledo after breaking through ice. A 28 year old and a 6 year old were struck crossing a Cleveland street. A 14 year old wounded in Painesville. A woman died from injuries near Reynoldsburg after an auto collision. A man killed when an auto plunged near Mack. A 68 year old from Hamilton County died near Dayton in a separate crash.
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Ottawa
Toledo
Misa Marie Mulcrone
Misa Betty Milorone
Ainters
Etrest
Cleveland
Wien
Weasie Dewid
Painesville
Mra
Rose Alice Meinhell
Zanesville
Reynoldnburg
Milton Weid
Salreman
Mine Worker Dies After Touching Live Wire at Ohio Mine
John Wright a track layer from Adams Street Nelsonville died after touching a live wire while riding a motor at the No. 1 Mine of the Ohie Mining Company in Jocksonville about 3 10 Sunday afternoon. Coroner L. F Jones ruled probable electric shock. Wright leaves a wife Myrtle and eight children. funeral plans incomplete.
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John Wright
Adams Street
Nelsonville
Ohie Mining Company
Jocksonville
Wright
Bam Withey
Otto Kohne
Withem
Moterman
Stout
Myrtle Wright
Grace
Cleveland
Garnet McBride
Athena
Eva
Fred
Ralph
Charles
John Jr
Alao
Oklahoma Governor Plans Pardon for Col Zach Miller
Governor William H. Murray announced a pardon for Col. Zach Miller founder of the 101 ranch who was jailed in Newkirk for failure to pay $150 alimony and costs. Judge Claud Duval ordered Miller held until payment is made.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William H. Murray
Zach Miller
101 Ranch
Miller
Newkirk
Claud Duval
Costa
Man 29 Kills Self After Mine Accident
In Bellaire on November 24 Emmett T Davia aged 29 who suffered a back injury in a mine accident last year died by slitting his throat with a razor at his home authorities said his death followed the prior injury and accident.
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Bellaire
Emmett T Davia
Rodman Denies Don Miller Coaching John Carroll
Rev Benedict J Rodman president of John Carroll University said Don Miller the former Notre Dame Four Horsemen is not being considered as coach of John Carroll football.
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Cleveland
Benedict J. Rodman
John Carroll University
Don Miller
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
John Carroll
Golf Charity Match Ends With Wild Strip Tease Lighthearted Losses
In Los Angeles a charity golf game turned comic as players Meyer and McLeod lost their clothes after a rough third hole while companions Lewis and White watched. The event wrapped with a humorous finish as the pair completed the final putt nearly in their underwear.
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Los Angeles
Helee
Gene Megee
Moe
Lee
Mever
McLeod
T. D. Lewis
Stuart White
Meyer
Students Enter Best Livestock for Bie Show
Cleveland November 2 More than 50 steers were being washed and prepared for the annual junior livestock show at the Equestrium. Students from schools across Obie enter Angus Shorthorn and Hereford yearlings. The event includes judging, weighing, parade, banquet, and auctioning prize animals to the highest bidders.
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Cleveland
Equestrium
Obie
Hcultare Clapees
Jackson
Otto
Bentden
Ateers Tor Enie
Col Marl Garten
Greensburg
Ind
Wil
Hoover Aides Canvass Debt Issues Again
President Hoover met for more than an hour with Treasury Secretary Millie and Secretary of State Sumann to canvass the war debt crisis. They said further details would emerge within about 44 hours and stressed no new information beyond published items.
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Washington
Ball P
Hoover
Doak Describes Machines Boosting Want and Crime
Doak argues machines create want and unemployment while a Toledo druggist, Frank Vener, shoots a bandit during a holdup at Outer Pharmacy. Police seek the accomplice, with earlier incidents cited and local inquest into the crime. Cincinnati labor officials discuss unemployment amid mechanization.
Bombs Hit Homes Of Two Chiefs In Strike War
Bombs damaged the homes of City Attorney Tral Racer and Raymond Rembouri, strike mine leader, in Taylorville as violence flared over wage disputes at area coal mines. No injuries were reported amid ongoing clashes between pickets and troops and broader Miners union tensions.
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Taylorville
Til
Tral Racer
Raymond Rembouri
Bambe
Long Areawa
National Ovardanen
Resse Ae
United Mine
Workers of America
Peabody Coal
Four Hundred Reds Form To Start Marely March
New York hunger marchers elected from unemployed groups and unions gather under the Communist Winter Relief council for a Washington march. They are told to bring food and travel in trucks, and to avoid leather jackets to not look like the crowd. They demand a government grant of 15 and federal unemployment insurance. War veterans are advised not to join by VFW commander George Solomon.
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New York
Communist Conference
Washington
Union Square
Carl Winter
UN Employed Council of
Greater New York
Toledo Hunger March Set For Coliseum Assembly
Toledo unemployed plan to host 650 hunger marchers at the Coliseum tonight as they head to Washington for relief. Lowell Watson will lead Toledo marchers to Cleveland for mobilization tomorrow. Out-of-town marchers arrive this afternoon and will be fed at the Terminal Building before a 5 p.m. welcome in the Coliseum.
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Toledo
T.p
Coliseum
Washington
Lowell Watson
Cleveland
Terminal
atSp. m
Arizona Goes Wet Today as Law Is Shelved
Arizona voters end the bone dry era with a decisive vote to permit private liquor for medicinal uses and druggists to handle sales, while the state board of pardons will not alter existing sentences about liquor cases.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Aria
Nov
Beri
George Wop Hunt
Ernores
Piyate
Drugginte
Oresc
Emong
State Board of Pardons
Essex Mine Fire Destroys Headhouse in Boong County
Fire at Detroit Mining Company operations owned by Essex Coal County caused $100,000 in damage to a headhouse. The mine with 1,000 daily capacity suspended operations for investigation and workers were displaced. The cause remained undetermined.
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Obie Coal Concern
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Boong County
Detroit Miningpany
Excex Coal Counte Pany
Columbus
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