Tariff Bill Faces Fresh Test Over Philippine Independence
Senate leaders thwart the King amendment granting independence to the Philippine Islands by a 36 to 45 vote. Broussard proposes empowering the President to call an international conference to guarantee the islands' independence, while a separate independence resolution is moved for December.
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Washington
Senate
Philippine Islands
Broussard
Louisiana
Philippines
Bingham
Territories Committee
Congress
Guevara
United States
Six Cases Heard By the Grand Jury
The October Grand Jury concluded six cases Thursday morning and reconvened in the afternoon to compile the final report. It was the fourth day of the session. Charges included assault and battery stealing an automobile carrying concealed weapons fraud removing mortgaged property from the state and rape.
Nora McManaway Bound Over On Failure to Support Charge
Nora McManaway of Athens pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after arraignment before Magistrate Carl H. Porter. She was held in connection with a case of failure to provide support for her later. Constable Harry Dalton arrested her and she was released after posting bond.
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Thomas Gilpin
Nora McManaway
Athens
Beore
Carl H. Porter
Hrry Dalton
Fter
State Chamber of Commerce backs Tariff Bill provisions
In a Columbus letter the State Chamber of Commerce says it is in complete accord with President Hoover's views on the flexible provisions of the tariff bill. It also transmitted its views to Senators Fess and Burton and to Ways and Means and Senate Finance committee members.
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Smoot
Finance Committee
Senate
Robinson
Borah
Caraway
Judiciary
Columbus
State Chamber of Commerce
Brewers group closes first annual meeting in Chicago
The Associated Producers of CereL Beverages closed its first annual meeting in Chicago choosing to defer prohibition issues to the public and to the Prohibition department. E. E. Thorpe of Ohio was named executive secretary with headquarters in Chico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. E. Thorpe
Fair, O
Chico
W C T U Proposes Buyer Punishment Under Liquor Law
Athens WCTU leaders push a law to punish liquor buyers as violators, arguing buyers are as guilty as sellers. Mrs. Roy Saylor and Athens unit officers say ending buyer participation could curb bootlegging, while Senator Sheppard's proposal stirs prohibition debate in Congress and Norris warns it would reduce prosecutions.
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Sheppard
Texas
Athens
Roy Saylor
Athens County
Athens City
Helen Lawrence
Athens W. Co. T. U
Emma C. McVay
Mrs. Lawrence
Congress
George W. Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norris
Physicians Decide Fate of the Fall Trial
In Washington a court doctor temporarily took control of the Fall trial matter from Judge Hitz. Dr Sterling Ruffin's report led Justice Hitz to consider whether Albert B Fall should be tried by a locked jury of eight men and four women on bribery charges tied to a 1921 cash payoff from E. R. Doheny. Fall's health improved after a day in bed.
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Washington
U.P
Albert B. Fath
Interior
Nan
Sterling Fuffin
William Hitz
Fall
RE. J. Doheny
Doheny
Elk Hills
Ditz
Ruffin
Fadl
Five Persons Rescued From Akron Fire
Akron, Oct. 10. Five people were rescued in two fires that drove six families from their homes. Noy Har and G. G. Linn, an invalid, were saved from flames gutting a three story frame apartment house. Mrs. G. Bailey saved her two children from a fire that threatened their home. wiremen carried her to safety. Bailey and her 16 children were trapped on the second floor when a defective gasoline stove caused the blaze.
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Akron
U.P
Noy
G. G. Linn
G. Bailey
Mbps
Bailey
Court House Loings Entry In Estate Matters
Entry records acceptance of administration for the estate of Louisa Fulton. An order to sell real estate of John C. Blake is issued to assignees John P. Cor and Maggie C. Townsend. Townsend named guardian for Clarence H. Caldwell and Dorothy M. Caldwell. Bond of 4000 dollars approved. Blaine Shockey, 25, Newark press operator, to Marie Sickles, 23, Trimble, Rev Courtney to officiate.
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Louisa Fulton
John C. Blake
John P. Cor
Maggie C. Townsend
Clarence H. Caldwell
Dorothy M. Caldwell
Blaine Shockey
Newark
Marie Sickles
Trimble
Mr. Courtney
Divorce Granted Hogue Couple. Bobo Restored
A divorce was granted to Juanita Hogue from Oscar Edward Hogue on neglect of duty. The petitioner Lydia Brown seeks one third of Amos Hixson Sr. real estate.
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Juanita Hogue
Oscar Edward Hogue
Bobo
Lydia Brown
Amos Hixson, Sr
Red Oshner Quits Football at State
Clarence Red Oshner fullback for two years at Ohio State turned in his uniform and quit football today. He gave no elaboration and left staff to explain his action. Oshner was viewed as the Buckeyes best fullback.
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Columbus
U.P
Clarence
Red” Oshner
Ohio State University
Oshner
Oshher
Buckeyes
Georgia Hogg Seeks Death After Poisoning Attempt
Georgia Hogg a 23 year old stenographer in Louisville remains near death after a self administered poison attempt police said. The incident occurred in Louisville on October 10.
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Louisville, Ky
U.P
Georgia Hogg
Nelsonville Teachers Plan Evening Meeting for Extension Course
Nelsonville announces a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Senior High School Auditorium to organize an extension class with Ohio University sending a representative. Invites teachers from Nelsonville York Starr Townships Buchtel and Murray City, and interested others. Ohio University will offer a course if 20 or more teachers enroll. A sixth grade bake sale by Central School parents and teachers is set for Saturday at Wilson's Grocery at 9:50.
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Nelsonville
Ohio University
York
Starr Townships
Buchtel
Murray City
Wilson's Grocery
Nelsonville District Presbyterial gathering noted
Eighteen Nelsonville women attend the Athens Presbyterial district meeting in New Plymouth. Mrs Maynard Henshaw hosted the G E G Club sewing session with ten members. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs John Pedigo at Mrs Edward Dredigo home with guests listed.
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New Plymouth
Nelsonville
Athens Presbyterial
John Pedigo
Eloise Hooper
Edward Dredigo
Elizabeth Street
Leo Caldwell
Ross Hannas
Robert Williams
Pearl Evans
Clarence Keplar
W. T. Anderson
James Stephenson
William Siddle
Clara Caldwell
M. J. Pedigo
Clarence Wood
Fred Coakley
John Smith
Charles Hopstetter
Gus Pidcock
Clarence McMillan
Minnie Scott
Kathleen Pidcock
Pauline Wood
Leatha
Merle
Margaret Pedigo
Harry Taylor
Edward Pedigo
Personal visits span Columbus Athens and Huntington
Mrs. Andrew Keplar visited her sister in Columbus at week’s end. Mrs. J. J. Wilson hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shafer in Athens. Dr. A. L. Pritchard was a Columbus visitor Thursday. The list also notes visits by the Van Horns and families, Amy Easterling, and others in Huntington and Logan, with various social gatherings and a Band concert in Athens.
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Andrew Keplar
Lines
Columbus
J. J. Wilson
Eugene Shafer
Athens
A. L. Pritchard
Jesse van Horn
Carl van Horn and Sons
Donald
Carl Jo
Carl Davis
Amy Easterling
Logan
York Farmers Institute Plans November Meeting at Connett Church
T H Johnson and York Farmers Institute finalize plans for the November 12 and 13 sessions at Connett Church in Nelsonville. Ohio State University extension speaker Charles W Peters will cover topics from hillside management to soil fertility with a full program including 4-H and grange sessions.
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Nelsonville
T. H Johnson
York Farmers’ Institute
Connett Church
Ohio State University Extension
Charles W. Peters
Minerva
Stark County
Peters
Ohio
Noble
Guernsey
Adams
Johnson
M. E. Church
Mr. Peters
Merchants’ Association
Grange
Institute
Earl White
Estella Cagg
Goldie Duskey
A. N. Ward
Mary Beckler
Allie Carter
Merchant+# Association
Community Welfare Convention Dinner and Attendance urged
Sion, Stanley Mechem and committees invite all to a community welfare convention. Dinner will be served at the church Tuesday and Wednesday with no night session Wednesday. Institute officers urge attendees to make plans to be in attendance.
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Sion
Stanley Mechem
Warehime
Tribute to Publisher Who Guided a Career
Professor Homer Cherrington recalls the publisher Mr. Rush as a key mentor from Athens to Iowa. He credits Rush with shaping his professional path, recounting words of encouragement that inspired his move to Ohio University in 1925 and later faculty roles.
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Rush
Homer Cherrington
Ohio University
University of Iowa
Cherrington
Athens
L. J. Cherrington
Athens Methodist Episcopal Church
Lipa
West Union Street
Mar
Girl Scout Ushers Instructed For Saturday Football Game
Girl Scouts over 12 who will usher at the Onto Wesleyan and Ohio University game are advised to meet at the football stadium Friday at 4 15 PM for instruction. Prof DD Giau que and Mrs Thor Olson will give the instruction. Boy Scouts receive instruction Saturday morning at 16 o'clock.
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Onto Wesleyan
Ohio University
DD. Giauque
Thor Olson
Federal Circuit hears appeal in Scripps suit
In Cincinnati on October 10 the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals began arguments on the appeal of Mrs. Josephine Scripps of Miramar California. She seeks about 6 million dollars alleging a partnership contract with the late E W Scripps and her husband the late James Scripps.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Josephine Scripps
Miramir
Calif
Ww. Scripps
James Stripps
Train Fatality Near Camp Bellsport Claims Asheville Man
John Harvison of Asheville North Carolina, 32, was killed when struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train near Camp Bellsport while walking with Loraine Cleveland. The incident occurred late Wednesday as they moved along the track toward Ravenna.
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Ravenna
U.P
John Harvison
Asheville
N. C
Pennsylvania
Camp Bellsport
Harvison
Loraine Cleveland
Ohio man aims for 125 hour solo endurance chair stunt
Nicholas Johnson, 26, plans a solo endurance contest in Cleveland tonight. He hopes to sit in a chair on a building for 125 hours. a sleep would end the attempt. He cites prior similar feats in Philadelphia and Chattanooga as his benchmark.
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Cleveland
U.P
Nicholas Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Chattanooga
Cited Pastor Fletcher Ash Faces Contempt Charge in Divorce Case
New Philadelphia reports Rev. Floyd Ash of Uhrichsville cited for contempt by Common Pleas Judge F E Lindsay for failing to pay $425 of a $600 cash settlement to his former wife. Mrs Ash granted divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty.
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New Philadelphia
Floyd Ash
Uhrichsville
Methodist Protestant Church
Common Pleas
F E. E. Lindsay
Synod Votes Merges Two Theological Seminaries
The Second Synod of the United Presbyterian Church meeting here votes to merge the Xenia Theological Seminary of St. Louis and the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh.
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Xnenia
The
United Presbyterian Church
Xenia Theological Seminary of
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Miller Wins Judge Decision in Ohio Title Defense
Freddie Miller, Ohio featherweight champion, won a 10 round decision over Al Crisp of Oakland in Cincinnati. In the semi windup, Johnny Btown knocked out Leslie Burke of Columbus in the first round.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Freddie Miller
Ohio
al Crisp
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Btown
Leslie Burke
Columbus
Knights Templar to Meet in Cleveland as 88th Conclave
The Ohio Knights Templar selected Cleveland as the site for its 88th annual conclave to be held in September 1930. The Grand Commandery announced the dates as September 23, 24, and 26 during today’s session.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
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United Press
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Heavin
Commerce Group
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W.C.T.U
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Probate
University
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Gb. G. Club
Plan Institute For
T. H. Johnson
Girl Scout
Coats
National Register
Sommier
North Court St
Athers, Ohio
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