Ethiopian War Fronts Create Tense Global Diplomacy
Fragmentary text recounts British and Italian diplomacy over Ethiopia and rising hostilities. Reports mention Hoare and Paris negotiations, military actions near Makale and Tigre, northern Ethiopian advances, and casualties among Italian forces as political efforts seek a peaceful solution. Names referenced include Sir Eric, Morgantini, and Harar in a tense East Africa situation.
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A of
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Gguel Hoare Deji
Davey Renews Attack on O. S. A. Over Radio
Governor Davey used a Monday radio talk to attack Ohio State University and urge public support against tax spenders. He defended a $1,266,500 budget cut while claiming the university still has $7,400,000 more in addition to federal money and endowments as restoration moves begin in a revised budget bill.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio State University
Hurricane Will Miss Mainland of U S Belief
A tropical hurricane moving through Central Cuba was expected to miss the U S mainland though path remained uncertain. Jamaica and Cuba reported deaths and damage with flooding and power outages as Roosevelt aboard the Houston felt some effects.
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U.S
Miami
Fla
Caribbean
Jamaica
Cuba
United States
Jacksonville
North American
Santiago
Kingston
Cauto
Guantanamo Bay
Jacksonville Weather Bureau
Roosevelt
Houston
Panama Canal
Haiti
House Reviews Budget Cuts in Ohio Finance Committee
The Ohio House Finance Committee rewinds to revise a budget bill restoring about 715000 of Governor Davey’s vetoes from 8800000. A reconvening of the full house could occur Thursday, with edu section seeking 303000 restored for six state universities and Ohio State University facing push for 1266500. Kent State and others warn of severe funding shortfalls.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Davey
J. Freer Bittinger
Friends
Ohio State University
Kent State
Canal From River to Lake Must Await 1936
Roosevelt's allotment board approved five million dollars to start digging the Beaver Mahoning link but Congress tangled and delayed federal action. A horseback survey of the 4 Proposed All Pennsylvania route for Lake Erie Ohio River Canal means any move toward construction must await the new year.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Beaver-Mahoning
Congress
FIGH for life faces Ruth Nichols in wreck rescue
Ruth Nichols survived a plane wreck that killed her pilot and injured four others. Physicians reported her chances of recovery as better than even while the society flier battled for life and began treatment.
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Figh
Ruth Nichols
Society
Ruth Nichols Plane Crash Probed In Troy
Federal and state investigators probe the crash of a 20 passenger airliner near Troy that killed pilot Capt. Harry Hublitz and severely injured Ruth Nichols. Four employees were treated for injuries and two workers later wed in a sky wedding. The plane owned by Clarence Chamberlin took off for New York and crashed after attempting to return to the airport.
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Ruth Nichols
Harry Hublitz
Miss Nichols
New York City
Hublitz
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
Albert B. Moore
Troy
Woman Dies Saving Man From Automobile
In Cincinnati Mrs. Nellie Mount 29 saved her escort Harvey Bowman by pushing him from a speeding car’s path on a highway near the city last Saturday night. She was struck and died Monday night from a skull fracture and other injuries. Bowman reported he did not hear the car but that Mount acted to shove him out of danger just before impact.
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Cincinnati
Nellie Mount
Harvey Bowman
Here
Bowman
Frank Coppock
Indications of Oil Rise at Fisher Well After Shot
Oil was balled from a well drilled on Seth Lewis farm near Fisher after a Monday shot. Gross-Frebault Oil and Gas Co drilled in the Berenght sand at 1,235 feet last Friday. Eight quarts of nitro glycerine were used, greatly increasing oil output. gas present. pay sand about three feet thick with no water.
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Seth Lewis
Fisher
Gross-Frebault Oil and Gas Company
Beren
OSPA Opens Convention in Athens Today
The Ohio State Protective Association opened its state convention in Athens with a parade, banquet, and business session planned. Ed R. Wyant, state president, said 100 more delegates are expected, bringing total attendance near 200. Bricker was slated to speak but remained in Akron for a court hearing.
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OSPA
Athens
Ohio State Protective Association
America
Virginia
Ed R. Wyant
Hotel Berry
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Akron
Sherrill Group Asked To Help In Budget Drafting
Columbus House Finance Committee voted 13 to 5 to call representatives from the Sherrill State Government Survey to assist in crafting a revised budget. Republicans led the move against administration Democrats with three Democrats joining. The surveyors are expected to testify on Wednesday and may require amendments to existing laws to implement savings.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Sherrill
King
Vinton
State loses suit to recover 300000 from six insurers
In Columbus a common pleas court judge ruled the state cannot collect 300000 from six insurance companies for damage to the State Office Building after the April 24 1932 explosion and fire. The ruling followed a prior settlement with Columbus Gas and Fuel Co totaling 750000, which the judge said barred further action.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
John R. King
Columbus Gas and Fuel Co
WPA Guarantees Ohio Jobs In Time For Eligible Workers
The Works Progress Administration pledged to place 260 000 to 300 000 able bodied Ohioans on relief jobs despite funding delays. D C Stillman, WPA chief in Ohio, said 215 000 jobs by November 1 is unlikely unless funds release speeds up. The goal was revised to 95 000 within ten days, with officials noting the program schedule only. The Emergency Relief Administration plans to wind down by November 1, extending in populous counties but ending in smaller ones.
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Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Washington
D. C. Stillman
WPA
Ohio
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Miners Urged to Vote at Cleveland Meeting
The Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators' Association urges its 150 truck mines in Athens Hocking and Vinton Counties to vote their tonnage at the Bituminous Coal Producers District 4 meeting at the Hollenden Hotel Cleveland Wednesday Oct 30 at 2 pm. District 4 covers Ohio bituminous producers rail and truck. The new district board to be elected will govern the code and regulate industry under the Guffey Bill. Pearl Glenn is designated by the association to represent members by proxy at Cleveland.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern
Ohio
Cleveland
Guffey
Truckers Association
Southeastern Ohio
Pearl Glenn
Freed Advises Lorain Drawing Cancellation
United States District Attorney Emerick Freed advised cancellation of the Lorain Ohio drawing for a $100000 prize or Antlers Hotel title. After speaking with Albert Williams secretary of the Lorain Lodge of Fikes Freed quoted that the lodge had no involvement with the drawing set for November 28 which is under postal investigation.
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Cleveland
United States
Emerick Freed
Lorain
Ohio
Antlers
Albert Williams
Fikes
Freed
Jockey Saun ders Sought in Derby Murder Inquiry
Louisville police named Willie Smoky Saunders, the jockey who rode Omaha to the 1935 Derby win, as a person of interest in the slaying of a young Louisville wife after a party. Baltimore police also questioned Saunders at his hotel but he had left.
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Louisville
Omaha
Little Willie
Smoky” Saunders
Baltimore
Saunders
Laurel Park
Retrial Asked Over Jury Panel Color Bias in Murder Case
Warren white man Elmer E. Martin seeks a new trial for the murder of Charlies Campbell claiming the jury panel lacked Negro veniremen. He was sentenced to life after a second trial. earlier appeals had reversed a death sentence. He insists the grand jury and list omitted Black names.
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Warren
Elmer E. Martin
Charlies Campbell
Martin
Common Pleas
Lynn B. Griffith
Griffith
Columbus
Keaton I's Still Seriously Sick in Sawtelle Hospital
Buster Keaton, famed silent film comedian, remains in serious condition at the National Military Home Sawtelle after a nervous breakdown. Ill health stems from influenza and heavy stresses including divorce, alimony fights, and bankruptcy filings showing liabilities of 303432 and assets of 12000.
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Los Angeles
Buster Keaton
Sawtelle
Keaton
Government Hospital
Mae Elizabeth Scribbena
Natalie Talmadge
Dairy Farmers Seek Higher Milk Prices in Ohio
Cleveland milk distributors faced a demand from dairy farmers in northern Ohio counties for a higher price schedule aimed at increasing the wholesale price of milk by 0 cents per hundredweight.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Milk Distributors
Ohio
Ethiopian Imperial Guard Moves to Dessye Front
Eight thousand Ethiopian Imperial Guards march toward Dessye to defend the empire as Italians reportedly plan a final drive toward Addis Ababa. The emperor seeks to strengthen line defenses after reports of bombing on the Setit frontier and captures on the Webbe Shibeli.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Dessye
Haile Selassie
Setit
Dagmerrei
Sciaveli
Webbe
Shibeli River
Mount Entoto
Red Ink Versus Red Blood in Question of Neutrality
Santa Monica dispatch discusses opposition to arms shipment bans amid war tensions. It contrasts profiteers who value bloodshed as a ledger entry with those who view neutrality as a duty, arguing that stopping arms sales protects humanity despite business costs.
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Cobb
Santa Monica
Calif
U“M
America
Auto parking eased for teachers during Athens meeting
Athens officials announced parking relief for Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association sessions. Mayor Len B. McCune urged residents to leave their cars at home to free space for an estimated 1000 visiting teachers. Out of town parking will be allowed on College and surrounding streets with a two hour limit removed. Do M. Gill seeks local host families for rooms Thursday and Friday nights with phone 833 for availability.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Len B. McCune
College
East Union
Congress
East
West Washington Streets
University Terrace
Do. M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
Sign of Better Times Seen at Washington
Farm Credit Administration officials said improved loan collections and reduced demand for aid show condition signs. They reported nine months of 1935 loans and discounts totaling 851 million dollars, down from 1.434 billion for the same period in 1934.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Fire destroys meals in Athens restaurant blast
An explosion at the Burdette Carpenter Lunch Room on 7 West State Street damaged the kitchen as a stove overheated and doors burst open. One beef roast was destroyed but Mra Farley Burdette escaped injury and alerted Athens City firefighters who responded to the scene.
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Burdette-Carpenter
West State Street
Mra
Farley Burdette
Athens City
Baron Carson Irish Statesman Dies in England
Baron Carson former first lord of the admiralty and war cabinet member at 1917 18 died today at Cleve Court, Minster England. He was 41 years old and a native of Dublin known for opposing any break between Ireland and England. He had been in failing health for several weeks.
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Minster
Kent
England
Baron Carson
The
Admiralty
Cleve Court
Dublin
Ireland
Walburn Building Sold at Sheriff Sale for 17700
The Security Savings Bank Company bought the Walburn Building at 42 South Court Street plus a lot behind it and a private garage in an alley off Court Street for 17700 at a sheriff’s sale conducted by Karl Gardner for Sheriff Charles Stratton. Mortgage holders E. R. Walburn and Edith Walburn were foreclosed.
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the Security Savings Bank Company
Walburn
South Court Street
Court Street
Karl Gardner
Charles Stratton
E. R. Walburn
Edith Walburn
Tragic accident claims 6-year-old Joanne Cramer
In Lancaster Ohio police say six year old Joanne Cramer was killed Monday after stepping into the path of an automobile in front of her home. The driver Jennings Coy was exonerated by authorities.
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Lancaster
Joanne Cramer
Jennings Coy
Eight Counties to Have WPA Work Provided
The WPA released 202 projects across eight Athens District counties to employ 6,853 needy men, with 29 Athens projects helping 757 workers. Start dates begin Friday, pending materials and bond votes, as engineers finalize plans and crews mobilize in Meigs Gallia Hocking Vinton Lawrence Washington Jackson and adjacent townships.
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Works Progress Administration
Athens
Columbus Wi
Karl Rothersmund
Athens County
Ray Noble
WPA
West Union Street
Athens Central School
West Washington
High Streets
Elmwood Place
Fasf State Street
Frankelin
Morris
Athena State Hospital
Meigs
Gallia
Hocking
Vinton
Lawrence
Washington
Jackson
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Etary
Sociated Press
Ethlose North
Paris
Eric
London
Telenewspaper
Chapain
Anthony Lader
Geneva
Harar
Constance
Les Conquest
Wss
Makale
Bono
House
N. Y
Wyatt
Findlay
E. A. Johnson
Trimble
Harry
Cheney
Giouster
National Detective Association
Sherrill Group
Finance Committee
James A. Mills
Associated
McCune
Karl Rothermund
Noble
Athena County
Lee Township
Stewart School
Greeny Run
Bailey Run
York
Dover
Third
Rock
Coolville
Trimle
Brawley Road
Ames Township
Goose Run
Trimble Towneship
Millfeld
Noble Anit
Meigs County
Middleport
Leadley Road
Salem Township
Leading Creek Road
Salisbury
Rutland
Forest Run Road
Sutton
McCullough
Sutton Township
Fairview
Jenny Watt
Letart
Pleasant Avenue
Pomeroy
Peacock Alley
Middleports
Murray
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