Budget Battles Reach University Finance Crisis
A state budget crisis looms as lawmakers and Governor Davey clash over vetoed funds for Kent State and the Buckeye athletic program. A fact finding panel will reassess needs, with Rightmire urging fast cooperation and possible restoration of about 1.5 million dollars as debates continue over the appropriations bill.
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Davey
Hin
Finance Committee
Robert F.iley
al Kalb
Otis R. Johnson
Fulton
Kent State
Julian
Pinance Committee
Robbery in progress at Patula store managed by two suspects
Two men chased and forced past the counter as Patula opened his morning cash drawer. Mrs lit the money and the cash was used. A man waited in an automobile while the two suspects forced Mr and Mrs against the wall.
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Patula
Mrs. Ndt
Ning
Cop Coat Clash Leaves Pittsburgh Officer Short on Winter Gear
Desk Sergeant George Yochum, coatless while breaking up a fight among youths, was knocked down by the father of a fighter who said he did not know the sergeant was a cop. Yochum recalls he forgot his coat and vowed to wear it next time.
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Pittsburgh
George Yochum
Yochum
Mrs Robinson Details Husband's Gunshot Attack in Court
In Louisville a 24 year old defendant testifies she was shot twice by her husband Thomas H. Robinson Jr after marriage. The elder Robinson, co defendant, faces complicity in the $50 000 Stoll kidnapping case.
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Louisville
Frances A. Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Stoll
Charles Embry
Nashville
Alice Speed Stoll
Robinson, Jr
Robinson
Athens Woman Seeks Divorce After 20 Years of Marriage
Gladys Gilbert of Athens asks the Athens County Common Pleas Court for divorce from Harley Gilbert after a Christmas Day 1915 marriage. She accuses him of an ungovernable temper and repeated abuse of her and the children, seeks custody of five kids ages 5 to 19, and requests alimony.
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Gladys Gilbert
Harley Gilbert
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Parole Board Endorses Sherrill Survey in Ohio
Columbus The Secretary of State Parole Board said it agrees with the Sherrill report on paroles though it claims credit for most recommendations. Carl Smith noted the board had already proposed many ideas. Youngstown Knights Templar prepare to elect officers and close their 98th annual conclave after a large parade.
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Columbus
Secretary of State Parole Board
Ohio
Sherrill
Carl Smith
Youngstown
Knights Templar
Monarchist Takeover Shifts Greek Government to Kondylis
In Athens General George Kondylis, war minister, resigns Premier Tsaldaris’ government falls and Kondylis assumes leadership with royalist allies. Martial law enforces control as plans aim to restore King George to the throne and establish a regency under the monarchist ruler.
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Athens
Tsaldaris
George Kondylis
George
Alexander Zaimis
Kondylis
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Mussolini
Italy
Eleutherios Venizelos
National Assembly
Gienera Pangalos
Venizelos
Ohio Union backs higher milk price at Lima convention
Members of the Ohio Farmers' Union support the Chicago milkshed push for $2.50 per hundred pounds. The union sent a message to Robert F. Marcotte, secretary of the milk marketing negotiations committee in Chicago. The union is holding its annual convention in Lima.
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Lima
Ohio Farmers’ Union
Chicago
Robert F. Marcotte
Schools Will Receive Tax Funds This Week
Ohio schools will get 7.39 million dollars this week from liquid fuel and sales taxes. State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy announced May through July liquid fuel distributions credited to school funds total 2.80 million dollars after deductions. July through September sales tax receipts to school funds total 4.80 million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Governor Dav ey predicts $10 million Ohio cash surplus
Governor Davey told a Fall Festival and Homecoming audience in Crestline that the state will end the year with a $10,000,000 cash surplus for the people of Ohio.
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Crestline
Davey
Ohio
Robber May Be Antique Dealer
Denver reports a burglar may be an antique dealer or junk trader after stealing an 819 item plus a brass candelabra from Abe Kurtz’s home. Kurtz notes the candelabra existed before Columbus discovered America.
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Denver
Colo
Abe Kurtz
Kurtz
Columbus
America
Girl Strangled in Rochester Investigators Question School Friends
In Rochester New York Muriel Hall an eighteen year old high school student was found strangled in her home living room. Police questioned friends and schoolmates amid a mystery case with a fingernail mark on her neck and an unlatched door as clues. She had returned from school two hours earlier and was found by her foster father Leonard I Hall.
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Rochester
N. Y
Muriel Hall
Leonard I. Hall
Manufacturing Company
Hall
H. Hewes Sullivan
Man Confesses Drowning Two Daughters at Muddy Brook Lake
Flint Michigan officers say coroner’s autopsy confirmed Ferrin Rowland’s confession to St. Louis police that he drowned his two step daughters, Katherine Woodin age six and Virginia age two, near Muddy Brook Lake three weeks ago. He tied them with wire, weighted them with a propeller, and dumped them from a rowboat into two feet of water. Rowland said his wife, jailed in Harrison, had no part in the killings and that the children were placed with a Flint family for adoption.
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Flint
Mich
Oakland County
Ferrin Rowland
St. Louis
Rowland
Harrison
Delaware Man Dell Cain Dies at 65
Dell Cain of Delaware died yesterday at age 65. He is survived by his wife, three sons William Raymond and Everett and four daughters Evelyn all of Delaware, and three brothers Miles of Pratts Fork Mont of Harrisonville and William, address unknown. Funeral will be held at 10 1 Friday at Wells Cemetery of Downington.
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Dell Cain
Delaware
William
Raymond
Everett
Evelyn
Miles
Pratts Fork
Mont
Harrisonville
Wells Cemetery
Downington
Italian Drive Closes In On Ethiopia In Five Front Wedges
Five Italian army sections press toward Addis Ababa and the southern border to sever Ethiopian communications. Wedges 1 to 3 advance on Addis Ababa while 4 and 5 aim to isolate Ethiopia from neighboring states.
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Poundin
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Addis Ababa
Hauptmann Offered Chance To Live
The New York Evening Journal printed from Trenton that Bruno Hauptmann might save himself from the electric chair by confessing to the Lindbergh baby murder. An unnamed New Jersey official pledged a payoff and life imprisonment with access to his wife and child if he cooperates. The Journal speculated on his reaction and whether the offer would stand if delayed.
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New Jersey
Bruno
Baby
New York
The
New York Evening Journal
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Journal
Hauptmann
Col
Charlies
Lindbergh
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Bronx
Evening Journal
Left-Hand Turns Now Allowed in Columbus
Municipal Judge Joseph M. Clifford ruled that motorists may make left turns at the Broad and High streets intersection in Columbus, restoring a right previously abolished by city council to ease congestion. The decision grants drivers parity with trolley operations at the main junction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph M. Clifford
Dispute over seat of official delegate splits building trades
In Atlantic City a dispute over seating an official delegate of the building trades department caused a rift in the AFL convention. J. W. Williams and M. J. McDonough each claimed the seat after factional elections on jurisdiction over workers and jobs. Arbitration failed. Green urged settlement while credentials already favored Williams.
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Atlantic City
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor Convention
J. W. Williams
M. J. McDonough
George Harrison
William Green
Williams
McDonough
Department
Italy and Ethiopia Crisis Deepens as Powers Read Sanctions
Review of the Mussolini Ethiopia campaign and the risk of war with Britain. The piece discusses League of Nations sanctions, Anglo-Italian tensions, and shifts in Franco-Italian relations shaping the conflict. It highlights naval moves toward the Suez Canal and potential consequences for the British Empire.
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Land
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Great Britain
League of Nations
Britain
Concessio
East Africa
Mae
Et Bt
League
F ‘Sland
Lini
Red Sea
Hood
Renown
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Glorious
Courageous
Aboukir
Nelson
Napoleon
Battle of Nile
League approves sanctions on Italy as Ethiopia crisis widens
At Geneva the League of Nations moves to co-ordinate sanctions after overwhelming council condemnation of Italy for invading Ethiopia. Delegates from 54 nations attend while Italy, Austria and Hungary reject the report. Telect Hawariate appeals for end to aggression and Ethiopian troops push toward Addis Ababa.
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Austria
Hungary
Italy
Counscil
Mussolini
Geneva
Associated Press
Germany
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League Assembly
League
Tally
Phiopia
Albania
Tecle Hawariate
Fall of Aksum Reported Amid Ethiopian Italian Rift
ADDIS ABABA official reports announce the fall of Aksum to Italian advances and widespread Ethiopian casualties from bombing. Emperor Haile Selassie requests the Italian envoy leave, severing diplomatic ties as Eritrean deserters and large troop movements signal intensifying conflict across the empire.
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Haile Selassie
Luigi Vinel-Gighuecel
Negradas Yenus
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Akaum
Queen of Sheba
Dedjazmatch
Apte Mariam
Kambata
Makonnen Demiasi
Wallega
Cornelius van H. Engert
United States
Wheder
Legation
Haile Semash
Addis Ababa
Deridana
Harar
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