Poyphologist Flays Adults At Columbus
Dayt on psychologist Dr Frank D Slutz told the Ohio State University conference that many parents cling to old schooling methods and seek a rubber stamp of education for their children. He warned adolescence brings volatile contradictions and urged sympathy as mental and physical growth progress unevenly.
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Jack Powers
United Press
Columbus
U.P
Frank D. Slutz
Dayton
Ohio State University
Stutz
Pigeon Hole Move To Avoid Politics
In Washington the House of Bishops discussed a resolution by Bishop Gaylor to keep the Episcopal Church out of political matters. The measure was opposed by Bishop Brewster who warned it could hinder the church during major moral legislation like child labor laws, and it was pigeonholed in a committee.
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Washington
U.P
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Episcopal Convention
Gaylor
Tennessee
Brewster
Maine
Gargano Freed After Commutation By Governor Donahey
Frank Gargano of Cleveland, serving a life term for second degree murder, was released today under a sentence commutation granted by Governor Vic Donahey at the State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargano
Columbus
U.P
Frank Gargano
Cleveland
Vic Donahey
Printer dies after fall at coal silo in Toledo
U. S. Paul Armstrong aged 25 a printer for De Angelo Sign Company fell fifty feet from the top of a coal silo at Giese Brothers Coal Company Toledo October 18 authorities said. He was employed by the De Angelo Sign Company. The accident occurred at the silo on the coal company property. Armstrong lived in Toledo and his death was reported by local authorities.
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Toledo
U.2
Paul Armstrong
de Angelo Sign Company
Giese Brothers Coal Company
Oil train wreck ignites blaze near Johnstown
Three men were burned when a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Johnstown Pennsylvania. An oil cars burst into flames after the wreck and the wreckage burned for hours as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rebels Kill 15 in Two Laguna Battles
Government announces 15 rebels killed in two clashes with Federal troops near Laguna, Quertaro state, as exchanges of fire continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cry
U.P
Ebels
Laguna
Quertaro
No News Is Good News From Local Auto Garage
The reporter notes no automobile accidents at the garage for the prior day, a sign that careful driving spared a life and reduced worry, even if it means less business for the reporter and the garageman.
Economy Myth Talk Sparks Hoover Smith Clash
In New York, Governor Alfred E. Smith claims Republican economy under Coolidge is a myth. Secretary Mellon issues an eight page denial attacking Smith. Hoover prepares a New York address and a westward radio speech amid mounting campaign controversy.
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Hoover
New York
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E
Smith
Sedalia
California
St. Louis
Missouri
Northwest
Sixteen arraigned in Athens County Court
Arraignments from the October Grand Jury session began at 10 am in the Common Pleas Court with sixteen defendants entering pleas. Not guilty pleas dominated the list, while several defendants admitted guilt to related charges and awaited sentencing.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Francis Carsey
Harry Thorpe
Roberta
John Rice
Jesse Jackson
Aged couple found guilty in Urbana theft case
Edward Kline and Laura Kline, both residents of Longs Pond near Urbana, were found guilty by a jury after two hours of deliberation of receiving and concealing stolen property from the Garard Grocery at Kings Creek valued at ninety dollars.
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Urbana
U.P
Edward Kline
Laura Kline
Longs Pond
Here
Garard
Kings Creek
Bombs Hit Home Of Day Supporter Near Bladen
In Gallipolis on October 18 bootleggers hurled two dynamite bombs at John T. Porter’s Bladen area home. The blasts shook the house and shattered windows after the car carrying the attackers fleeted away with lights out. Porter fired at the escapees, none hit. he suspects bootleggers angry at his tip to federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
U.P
John T. Porter
Bladen
Here
Porter
West Side PTA Meeting to Discuss Teacher Aims and Methods
Modern objectives and procedures of teachers will be discussed at the West Side School PTA meeting Friday night at 7:30. Each teacher will explain the aims of her work and methods to the parents to promote understanding and cooperation between the groups.
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West Side
Mellon Defends Treasury Economy Against Smith Claim
U R Secretary of Treasury Mellon issued a statement calling Gov Alfred E Smiths Sedalia Mo speech full of inaccuracies He rejected Smiths charge that Coolidge era economy was mere Republican misrepresentation and defended the administrations fiscal policy He argued economy means wise spending elimination of waste and prudent finance rather than mere saving He also said demobilization of wartime spending was not the cause of reduced expenditures since the war ended years earlier
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Washington
U.R
Treasury
Mellon
Alfred E. Smith
Sedalia
Coolidge
Smith
The
Treasury Affairs
Ernor Smith
Eighth of Republican Clubs in County To Be Formed Tonight
Athens County Republicans organize in townships with 30 precincts to be represented at a 7 30 meeting in the City Building. York Township and Glouster clubs form tonight with 17 precincts and a Negro club planned in Glouster. Local rallies and visits by Theodore Burton are noted as part of county activity.
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E. C. Woodworth
Athens
Canaan
Lodi
City Hall
Athens County
E. ©. Woodworth
Republican Executive Committee
Ames-Bern
Republican Club
Amesville
G. O. Linscott
Jessie Lortz
O. E. Woolley
A. W. Keirns
Lillian Bardin
D. W. Brill
H. H. Henry
William C. Sprague
H. R. McVay
Danford
Eli Westfall
W. H. Fierbaugh
Hazel Lopez
Amanda Hawkins
Fred Hawk
C. E. Duncan
Mary Dillon
Molly Robinson
Hazel Pride
E. L. Jones
E. G. Biddison
York Township
Nelsonville
Glouster
Woodworth
Negro Republican Club
K. Mardis
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Zanesville
Jackson County
Eckener Asked to Bring Zeppelin to Ohio
Governor Vic Donahey telegrammed Dr. Hugo Eckener at Lakehurst inviting the Graf Zeppelin to tour Ohio. He referenced the Baron Von Steuben Highway on State Route 7, praising the road named for the Prussian patriot and urging a flyover during the western trip.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Ohio
Baron von Steuben
Washington
Court House
Springfield
von Steuben
Mystery at Frats Before Big Parade at Ohio University
Fraternity and sorority houses at Ohio University face a secretive buildup ahead of a Saturday parade on Court Street. Articles moved quietly to backyards as groups aim to outdo rivals with their floats while keeping plans hidden from others.
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Ohio University
Court Street
Woman Who Knew Too Much Killed in New York Case
Police traced the fatal attack on Alta Bonello to a hold up at the Home Trust Company in Kansas City where a policeman died. Two men, one young and one middle aged, were seen leaving her apartment at dawn after the body was found bound and throat cut.
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New York
U.P
Alta Bonello
Home Trust Company
Kansas City
Bonello
Ohio coal miners fell short of general prosperity in 1927
A federal survey shows Ohio coal miners averaged 98 work days in 1927, the lowest among major states, with 15.8 million tons produced and a value of 30.376 million dollars. West Virginia and Pennsylvania led in output. Ohio ranked seventh. The per ton value was 1.92 dollars, lower than most states.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Washington
Geological Survey In the Interior
Buckeye
Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Alabama
West
Virginia
Indiana
Arizona
No Word From Daring Flier In Atlantic Flight
No word from Lieutenant Commander H. C. MacDonald 24 hours after leaving Harbor Grace on a non stop Atlantic flight. Winds and fog hampered return to base and fuel was barely sufficient to reach destination if weather worsened.
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ST. Johns
N. F
H. C. MacDonald
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
Newfoundland
MacDonald
Boxer Gives Blood And Wins Battle
Freddy Penn an 18 year old Omaha boxer who donated more than a half pint of blood for his ill mother entered a Council Bluffs ring and won his bout in the final round after knocking his opponent down four times. His mother had been near death since Saturday.
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Omaha
Neb
Freddy Penn
Council Bluffs
Penn
Jawarski to Pittsburgh for electric chair
Paul Jawarski, captured in Cleveland after fatally wounding a policeman, will be returned to Pennsylvania to die in the electric chair. Cleveland prosecutor Edward C. Branton and Allegheny County District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner announced the plan today.
Attorneys to Study Faults of State Act
Ohio State Bar Association will study the administration of the State Workmen's Compensation Fund to reduce delays and technicalities. Proposals include giving the Industrial Commission more control over department employees, studying surety for self insurers, simplifying routine appearances in Columbus, improving filing and correspondence systems, and revising physician and surgeon fee schedules.
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Columbus
Ohio State Bar
State
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation Department
Governor and Industrial Commission
Scout Leader To Arrive Tonight In Athens
Miss Ray Mitchell regional director of Girl Scout work will arrive in Athens this evening and register at Hotel Berry. She comes from Colorado Springs after attending the national convention and will teach classes in training scout leaders with times and places announced on arrival.
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Ray Mitchell
Athens
Hotel Berry
J. E. Bain
Miss Mitchell
Colorado Springs
Graf Zeppelin Inland Tour Plans Hit Northern Ohio and Detroit
The Graf Zeppelin will fly over Northern Ohio on an inland tour likely Monday afternoon and anchor at Detroit Ford field. Cleveland Akron and Detroit are on the itinerary with a reception in Cleveland and a tour of Goodyear plants in Akron. landing at municipal airport abandoned due to lack of trained crew.
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Graf Zeppelin
Ohio
Detroit
Cleveland
U.R
Europe
Hugh Allen
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hugo Eckener
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Allen
New York
Eckener
William B. Mayo
Ford Automobile and Aviation Interests
Jerome B.munaker
Goodyear Zeppelin Company
Henry Ford
Ford Flying Field
Ford
Goodyear
TransAtlantic attempt by Commander MacDonald in tiny Moth plane
Commander H C MacDonald of the Royal Navy, 38, left Harbor Grace Newfoundland at 11:40 am seeking an Atlantic crossing to Ireland or England in a small 85 horsepower Moth plane with only 160 gallons of fuel. Authorities expect a landing in Ireland possibly around 1 pm EST if fuel lasts, while others fear fuel exhaustion may end the attempt.
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J. C. Meaney
United Press
London
Lacut
C. MacDonald
Royal Navy
Harbor Grace
Dart MacDonald
Hi Ocean
ST. John's
Newfoundland
H. C. Donald
Harbor Grace Newfoundland
Alcock
MacDonald
Africa
Ne 'Land
Ruddy
Lindbergh
Mira
Donald
H. C. MacDonald
Lantic
Ireland
McDonald
Mentee
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