League Brands Italy Aggressor in Ethiopia
The League of Nations committee declares Italy the aggressor in Ethiopia and moves toward sanctions. President Roosevelt warns Americans against travel on Italian or Ethiopian ships and to refrain from any transactions with either country. Haile Selassie expected to lead a large Ethiopian force as Italian troops push toward Aduwa and Adigrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
Council of the League of Nations
Committee of 13
Mussolini
Rome
The
League
Geneva
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Britain
Canal Corporation
France
United States
Aduwa
Haile Selassie
Makale
Adigrat
Addis Ababa
Bricker Assails Governor Over Closing Banks and Loans
Ohio Attorney General Bricker accuses Gov. of delaying action on frozen assets and closing banks and building and loan institutions. He criticizes partisan motives and says the governor uses lawyers to pursue costly suits while depositors suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Institute
Ohio
Sec
Permis
Bank Official Dies Before Party Heart Attack
Harry W. McGregor, assistant secretary of Estone Park Trust and Saving, died at his home after a heart attack on the eve of a party honoring his upcoming golden anniversary set for October 14. Friends recall his service and leadership within the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McGreg
Estone Park Trust and
Savink
Death Reported of Akron Child Grandson Tracy
Mrs James E Tracy reported the death of her four year old grandson Tracy in Akron. Burial was held this afternoon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Loyd Tracy and leaves other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
James E. Tracy
Tracy
Akron
Loyd Tracy
Local housing ads blend with unclear notes
Fragmentary text mentions bricks for dwellings and glass houses near streets. Readable parts reference consigner entities, engineers, and neighbors with a sense of a future construction time. Content is highly garbled and lacks coherent details.
Man Fatally Wounded In Beer Parlor Fight
Dale Fisher aged 30 was shot during an argument in a Columbus beer parlor. He was taken to a hospital by a patron who left without identifying himself. Police had no clues and sought witnesses after the parlor closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
P— Dale Fisher
Explosion at Nubian Paint and Varnish Plant Kills 25
A massive blast at Nubian Paint and Varnish Company on Chicago's west side killed 25 and left many injured. About 230 workers were employed. several people were trapped as the building burned near 1856 North Leclaire Avenue before lunch hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nubian Paint and Varnish Company
West Side
Leclaire Avenue
Loop
Auto Accidents Sunday Claim Eight Lives Across Ohio
Eight people died and several were injured in multiple crashes across Ohio on Sunday. A Cleveland family of three perished at a Berea railroad crossing, while others died in collisions near Lebanon Twinsburg Youngstown Bowling Green and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Berea
Associated Press
Ohio
Charlies Boros
Mary
Mary Margaret
Elmer Wharton
Lebanon-Dayton
Lebanon
John Mangrum
Frank Gray
Tippecanoe City
Mary Wells
Dolores Mancini
Twinsburg
George Karos
Massillon
Youngtown
Sarah Strayer
Emporia
Chicago
Bowling Green
Chloe Jacobs
Charles McDevitt
Akron
Former Athens Resident Mrs Henry G Williams Dies
Mrs Henry G Williams widow of Henry G Williams formerly head of the Normal School at Ohio University died at 8 30 am Monday at her home in New Vienna after more than a month of illness. She was known in Athens from her move with her husband from Marietta where he led the schools. They lived in Columbus and Wilmington where he led Wilmington College. She was formerly Miss Allie Dove of New Vienna. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the Williams home in New Vienna with burial in New Vienna Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Williams
Ohio University
New Vienna
Williams
Athens
Marietta
Allie Dove
Phillips Rose
London
Paris
A F L Convention Urged To Study NRA Alternative
Atlantic City N J The American Federation of Labor executive council proposes a successor to the NRA and urges exhaustive studies of recovery legislation before a future course. It condemns Communist activities in unions and calls constitutional amendments to bar groups advocating Communism or violent overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
NRA
War veteran in Meigs County Jail commits suicide
Victor Sponagel a 47 year old war veteran jailed on first degree murder charge hanged himself in the Meigs County jail after leaving a three page note to Victor Genheimer claiming mental derangement and an easier route to death. Deputy Sheriff Hank Young and Sheriff Roscoe Fowler reported his death occurred around 3 am after he tied a bed sheet to an overhead rod then stepped from a chair. He left behind his seven year old son and his mother Mrs John Sponage. The motive cited was dissatisfaction with his share of his late father John Sponage estate in the killing of Mrs George Frecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Victor Sponagel
George Frecker
Meigs County
Edgar Morris
Victor Genheimer
Peach Fork
Sponagel
Victor, Jr
Roscoe Fowler
Hank Young
Henry Ewing
Sponage
John Sponage
Bridges Faces French in 6th Series Game
Detroit fans pack Navin Field as the Tigers aim to clinch their first world title against the Chicago Cubs. Tommy Bridges starts for Detroit against Cubs veteran Larry French in a pivotal sixth game of the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Michigan
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Navin Field
Sde
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Cubs
Tigers
Chicago
Larry French
French
Len Warneke
Charlie Grimm
Italian Gunners on Tigre Front At Aduwa Scene
The image depicts Italian gunners on the Tigre front near Aduwa in a scene of action. Ethiopians offer desperate resistance as Ras Kassa, Abyssinian commander, presides over the territory where the initial attack by Il Duce’s forces occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigre
Aduwa
Battle
Rome
London
United States
Ras Kassa
Il Duce
Police Hunt Brutal Murderer of Child in Seattle
Seattle police hunt a brutal killer who hanged seven year old Sally Kelley in a garage door. Investigators say she was attacked before death and a 51 year old man is in custody for questioning. Researchers note a large knotted handkerchief tied to a garage door knob as a key clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sally Kelley
Albert H. Kelley
Otto H. Mittlestadt
Ernest Yori
Yoris
Sally
Alfred Coolidge
Perry Hackier
F. E. Tinsley
Patrolman C W Timberlake Assigned to Athens Sub-station
State Highway Patrol announces the assignment of Patrolman C W Timberlake to the Athens sub-station under Col. Lynn Black and Patrolman F E Bollia. The move increases station personnel to four men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake
Bellasire
Athens
Lynn Black
F. E Bollia
Ohio State Faculty Says Youth Can Take It
Ohio State University faculty defend students amid hardship. Dean Joseph A Park cites a Lancaster student who works long shifts and travels 30 miles daily to classes. They note hundreds live in cooperative dormitories and manage costs, arguing youths can meet economic strain without parental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Columbus
Joseph A. Park
Ohio State
Lancaster
B. L. Stradley
University Examiner
Supreme Court Opens Term in New Marble Building
The Supreme Court meets for a new term in its marble mansion with about 500 cases on the docket. The term will likely address several New Deal statutes including the AAA act TVA Bankhead Cotton Control Act and sections of the NRA and other reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Counsel Seeks New Trial for Thompson in Slayings
James Thompson 26 seeks a new trial after a jury convicted him of first degree murder in the train wreck slayings of two train crewmen. Sentence deferred, Thompson still faces additional first degree murder indictment for alleged robbery murder of 74 year old Mrs. Californian Rogers. Charles Martin Lovejoy 60, actor for 50 years and descendant of Andrew Jackson, died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronton
Council
James Thompson
Thompson
Californian Rogers
Mrs. Sarah Strayer Dies in Auto Crash in Bowling Green
Mrs. Sarah Strayer aged 79 of Emporia Ohio died from injuries in an automobile accident near Bowling Green Ohio on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sarah Strayer
Emporia
Bowling Green
Administration Plans For 1936 Work Relief Program
Washington officials disclosed plans for a new work relief program next year. No decision yet on size or form. The move signals potential policy disputes between Secretary Ickes and Hopkins as Work Progress Administration repurposes leftover projects into a nucleus for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Ickes
Tion
Lohen
Harry L. Hopkins
Flying Boat Sets New Alameda to Honolulu Record
Pan American Airways clipper, the flying boat, set a new Alameda to Honolulu record on the first leg of its Guam flight. The 2,400 mile night leg landed at Pearl Harbor at 6.35 am EST after 17 hours and minutes from San Francisco Bay, beating the previous 17 hour 12 minute best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Airways
Pearl Harbor
Alameda
Calif
Guam
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Athens County sales tax receipts rise to 3717.70
Retail store purchases in the county show increased sales tax stamp sales at the office of G D Gorham county treasurer. Receipts collected last week totaled 3717.70 dollars, the largest since the tax began, Gorham said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
G. D. Gorham
Gorham
No Collision pilot dies as United Air Lines crashes near Cheyenne
Twelve killed when United Air Lines transport crashes on hills west of Cheyenne Wyoming en route from Oakland to New York. Pilot H A Collison nicknamed No Collision guided twin motor liner before it struck hilltops and broke apart. Crew Harold Batty and Leona Mayon among the dead. dispatchers and searchers followed sunrise to the wreck.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United Air Lines
Here
Oakeland
Calif
New York
H. A. Collison
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Harold Batty
Leona Mayon
Bill Hoare
Collman
Collison
Hoare
Silver Crown
Mat Finying
San Francisco
Chicago
Paul Worand
Fort Wareren
Department of Commerce
Cheyenne Airodrome
Middletown Pilot Captures Ohio Air Race Championship
George J. Wedekind of Middletown won a two day 700 mile Ohio air race on points collecting a silver trophy and $135. W. H. Cutting of Dayton finished second and Howard Mayer of Cleveland third. Curtisa won $75 and Mayes $50. Jane Wiknme named president of the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association at its annual convention closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George J. Wedekind
Middlee Town
Ohio
Sutnday
W. HH. Cutting
Dayton
Howard, Mayer
Cleveland
Curtisa
Mayes
Springfield
Jane Wik Nme
Wee Neo's Association
Anne Amos
Sidney
Marian Bush Snyder
Athena
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At- General
N Bank
Icken
Henry Williams
Normal School
Sister
William P. Tolley
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Dean Park
Jackson Dses
Sakes
Pulity
S.S
Hill
Nick-Name
Pip
G. W W. Miner
Park Lane
C. HH. Mathews, Jr
Pittsburgh
Cushing
Los Angeles
Roy KH. Kaine
Oileage
Vincent Butler
San Prancisce
Misa Juliet Millman
Watter B. Crandall
Helen Warren
Mra
Cathcart
Portland
Ore
Collinson
Middletown
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