Union awaits ruling on latest mine appeal in Ohio district
Union mine leaders await a written statement from Governor White to clarify disputes since mines resumed. They presented an interpretation of the amended 10 point plan and seek direct access to referee J H Pritchard. White urged both sides to adhere to the spirit of the agreement as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Theiners
J. H. Pritchard
Columbus
Hollister
Herman Theisen
Sssion
Theiisen
Theisen
Pritchard
Ohio
Church Leaders to Meet Halsey at Berry Hotel
Rev. Jesse Halsey of Cincinnati leading fellowship services at Athens Presbyterian Church will meet church officers and Bible School workers at Berry Hotel this evening at 5:30. Attendees to notify Prof. Gentry or Rev. Wilcox. Halsey praised steadfast faith amid trials and will join missionary and Friendly Societies for a conference at 2:30 PM Wednesday in the church storeroom, with a final address at 7 PM that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Halsey
Cincinnati
Athens Presbyterian Church
Bible School of the
Missionary and Friendly Societies
McArthur Plans Ox Roast For Bridge Opening Celebration
Arrangements are under way in McArthur for an old ox roast to mark the new bridge and concrete highway on Route 50 east. The celebration, set for Saturday, November, will feature speakers led by Division Engineer A. Werwood of Marietta and H. N. Burt, secretary of Route 530 Association in Athens, along with Miss Mary White, daughter of Ohio’s governor, and Karl Hannafelt, director of culture for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cArthur
Crete
McArthur
A. Werwood
Marietta
H. N. Burt
Associata
Athens
Mary White
Ohio
Karl Hannafelt
Culture of
Ohio East Star convention opens in Dayton with 5000 attendees
The forty third annual convention of the Grand Lodge of Ohio Order of the Eastern Star opened in Dayton with about 5,000 in attendance. Mrs Olive Willems of Akron is the worthy matron as officers are to be elected Wednesday evening and a banquet is planned for that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ayton
U.P
Grand Pier
Ohio
Order of the East Star
Olive Willems
Akron
Al Smith Attacks Republicans in Roosevelt Campaign Speech
Al Smith tours Newark to back Roosevelt, claims he wrote the Democratic prohibition plan and blames the 1928 defeat on Republican bigotry and deceit. He accuses the party of steering Catholic and Ku Klux Klan votes, cites farm loans, and urges support for Roosevelt and Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Mabel
Farm Board
The
Fruit Industries, Inc
California
Department of Justice
Chicago
Roosevelt
Garner
Franklin PD
Lincoln
Springfield
Midwest
Louis L. Emmerson
Dliners
Republican
Mmmerton Tray Topcoat
James Roosevelt
Dodger I. Horner
Llinois
St. Louis
Diversion of Road Money Being Sought
A Meigs County group formed to oppose diverting highway funds to relief uses met at City Hall with plans to join a state-wide effort. George L. Stoughton of the Good Roads Federation spoke, and an executive committee was named including Scott Ridgway, Henry Koehler, John Downing, J. H. Grate, Will Matthewson, Charles Miles, John Ratusher, George Pratt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Meigs
George L. Stoughton
Good Roads Federation
E. P. Dverr
M. S. McAllister
Scott Ridgway
Henry Koehler
John Downing
J. H. Grate
Middleport
Will Matthewson
Syracuse
Charles Miles
Racine
John Ratusher
Harrisonville
George Pratt
Rutland
River Mishap Brings Layoff at Ohio River Dam
River dispatch from Gallipolis reports Lockmaster Graham of Racine Dam No. 24 laid off after Steamer Robert G Nobie struck a miter sill at Lock No. 2. Fast action by Noble crew prevented sinking. repairs done at Point Pleasant Drydock. Farley at Dam 28 temporarily transferred to Racine Dam 24.
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Gallipolis
Farley
Ohio River Dam
Racine Dam
Fred Herman
Robert G. Nobie
Federal Material Company
Paducah
Noble
Goose Island
Pomeroy
Kenova
W. Va
Enterprise Drydock
Point Pleasant
Graham
Racine
Ohio Building Association League Accepts Federal Aid
The executive committee of the Ohio Building Association League decided to accept aid from the federal home loan bank system to rehabilitate business in Ohio. The 44th annual convention starts in Columbus on Wednesday. no policy change on collections or foreclosures will occur during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Association
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Building Association League
Federal Home Loan Bank
Ohio
League
Struck by Automobile Injures Miss Walsh in Albany
Miss Anna Walsh, 38 East Mill Street, injured Monday afternoon at Court and State Streets when struck by an automobile driven by Miss Emma Woodgerd of Albany. Walsh suffered severe cuts and bruises, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital, and her condition is not serious.
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Anna Walsh
East Mi
L Street
Court
State Streets
Emma Woodgerd
Albany
Walsh
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pastor Painted Jekyll Hyde in Murder Trial
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 25 the Rev S A Berrie faced a murder trial charged with poisoning his wife Ida Bess to marry a 19 year old teacher. Prosecutors described him as Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde while defense argued church feuding and gossip caused the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
U.P
S. A. Berrie
Ida Bess
Fannie Berrie
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Phillip K. Oldham
Delay in Sentencing Walter Boyd by Special Jury
Walter Boyd, convicted Friday night by a special jury of manslaughter in the death of Fred Brumfield, faces a sentence delay by Judge W R White. The judge awaits two additional defendants to sentence to the Ohio Penitentiary and will hear two criminal cases in his own court due to the illness of the Jackson city solicitor and his absence from the Jackson County common pleas bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter Boyd
Fred Brumfield
W. R. White
Ohio
Jackson City
White
Jackson County Common Pleas
Central Rental Bulletin Board Ad Promises Listings
The Messenger classified section advertises daily rental columns for rooms apartments and houses. Mrs A Beasley of Marietta Ave used the ad to rent three large rooms.
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Messenger Classified Section
Dc. A. Beasley
Marietta Ave
Furnished or unfurnished large rooms with heat and garage
Real estate listing notes large rooms available with soft water and furnace heat. Includes garage and easy access to utilities. Contact dial 24881 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diai
Thrift Cooking School Opens at Senior High
Thrift figures in menus as Senior High converts stage into a modern kitchen for a district wide cooking class led by Ruth Campbell. The course features new equipment, recipes, menus and labor saving ideas aimed at homemakers and young brides, with free printed recipes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Campbell
City managers warn of default risk in U S cities
Lent D. Upson, Detroit Bureau of Governmental Research director, told a joint convention of the International City Managers Association and the Governmental Research Bureau that slovenly management has worsened the economy. He warned cities may head toward default before cutting expenses and cited a possible financial blacklist for repudiating debts.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Lent D. Upson
Detroit
Bureau of Governmental Research
International City Managers’ Association
Governmental Research Bureau
Hoover to sharpen attacks in Madison Square Garden speech
President Hoover plans a forceful New York address next Monday aiming to label Roosevelt’s camp as radical. He coordinates with Senate and House Republicans to press the radicalism line, while weighing Midwest campaign stops and a possible California finale.
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Henry FP. Misselwitz
United Press
Wester
Washington
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
New York
Glenn
Linois
Rep. Fish
White House
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Detroit
Mid-West
Indianapolis
Chicago
California
Relief Money Delayed By Legal Hurdles In Athens County Bond Plan
Athens County faces ongoing delays in accessing 56200 in bond relief as Columbus lawyers for BancOhio Securities demand more financial data. The latest hurdle requires county officials to guarantee a countywide tax levy to cover bond payments if state utility tax receipts fall short, a claim commissioners deem a mere formality since state funds are expected to cover the payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athena County
Athens County
BancOhio Securities Company
Fek Schoonover Held on Theft Charge in Athens County
Fek Schoonover of Buchtel was bound over to the Athens County Common Pleas Court under $100 bond after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate C H Porter today. He faced a charge of theft of furnishings from a Buchtel poor room owned by Oral Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fek Schoonover
Buchtel
Athens County Common Pleas Court
C. H. Porter
Oral Daugherty
Hardships of the footsore Smith family told by travel woes
Six members of the Smith family arrive tired in Middleport after a long walk from Cincinnati toward Parkersburg. A missing 13 year old girl triggers a sheriff assisted search led by Otho Tracy. she is found unharmed and the family recounts their hardship journey with two baby carriages and a small cart used for belongings. They sought a job connection in Parkersburg where Mrs Smith has kin and Mr Smith hopes work.
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Middleport
Smith
Gravel Hill
Pomeroy
Otho Tracy
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Footsore Smiths
Pythian Park
Charles Frankenburg
Guy Reynolds
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Board of Control weighs $400,000 aid for state schools
The State Board of Control met in Columbus to consider releasing an additional $400,000 in state-aid funds to pay staff at weaker state-aid schools. The action aimed to ensure funding for educator salaries and stabilize school finances amid financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Columbus
D.p
State Board of Control
Dayton Utility Rate Rise Denied by Ohio Panel
Ohio utilities commission denied Dayton Power and Light's request to raise natural gas rates in eight communities including Piqua and Troy. The record in the Columbus gas case parallels the Columbus Gas Company, with a 45 cent gate rate under review and extra time sought for brief filing.
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Columbus
U.R
Dayton Power and Light Company
Ohio
Piqua
Troy
Columbuse
City of
Columbus Gas Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
E. J. Hopple
Frank W. Geiger
The
Utilities Commission
Dayton
Ford Deduces Forest Sex Life Not Known By Will
A letter describes a coast flight toward Para Brazil with remarks on Rockefellers and Ford. It notes landing near the Amazon, mentions a rubber plantation with male trees, and ends with a playful guess about arboreta and forest sex life. Will writes this playful travel snatch.
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Para
Brazil
Rockefellers
Thia
Rockefeller Foundation
Rio de Janeiro
Amazon River
Ford
Will
Roosevelt Attacks Prohibition and Farm Policies On Campaign Trail
Roosevelt for president denounces the administration doctrine of despair and farm foreclosures. He urges farmers to embrace tree crops and criticizes land bank and agricultural policy while on a fundraising tour through border states and the Solid South.
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Roosevelt Sprola
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Pbs
Solid South
Hoover
Gallia Grand Jury Called for November Session
Gallipolis October term grand jury named by Judge W R White to convene Friday November 4 to hear indictments from mayors and justices courts. Session expected to last one day possibly two with cases including shooting deaths and neglect. Fifteen jurors drawn cover Gallipolis and surrounding townships.
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Gallipolis
Steff
W. R. White
John Fulton
Jerome Mouck
Bineat Davis
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Oscar Daub Mann
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Mrs. Campbell
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Republican Board
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Tiffin
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
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