Educators Address 2000 at Athens Teachers Meeting
Prominent educators from the East and Midwest addressed 2000 teachers at a Southeastern Ohio Education Association gathering in Athens. Dr B O Skinner warned against brutal frankness and urged courteous, confidential conduct. The event featured sessions, musical interludes, and remarks by Dr William McAndrew.
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East
Midwest
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
B. O. Skinner
Memorial Auditorium
Tipple Burns Down at Coonville Coal Mine
Fire near Logan destroyed the tipple at the Coonville Coal Company mine in Coonville last night. Investigators from the state fire marshal's office were to inspect. About 150 workers face unemployment until a new tipple is built amid recent miner troubles.
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Logan
Coonville
Ohio to Close Up to a Third of Streams for Years
Ohio Conservation Commission authorized closing up to a third of the state’s streams over the next three years. Under W H Reinhart’s discretion streams will be stocked and closed to fishing for two years, then opened after the spawning season in 1984, with further cycles in 1933 and 1984.
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Columbus
Ohio Conservation Commission
W. H. Reinhart
Sandusky
What A Landslide Wall Street Dislikes It
By Arthur Brisbane a dramatic column arguing that a landslide political result harms Wall Street while promising more government revenue through taxes and public spending impact on homes farms and tax free capital.
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Arthur Brisbane
Wall Street
British Conservatives Win Big in Surprising Landslide
Lord Beaverbrook, born in Canada, anticipated a nationalist surge from afar. He had telegrammed from London ten days earlier predicting the Nationalists would secure 400 seats in the House.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Canada
London
Ramsay MacDonald Re-elected with Diminished Majority
The Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald secures another term but with a smaller win. He does not need to be elevated to the House of Lords to remain head of government.
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Ramsay MacDonald
House of Lords
Re elected Lady Astor and Lloyd George’s daughter
Cartoon shows British workmen on a dock watching boxes labeled Germany Japan United States land. Propaganda argues free trade means free competition in labor and signals protectionist policy as an important change in policy.
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Lady Astor
America
Lloyd George
Germany
Japan
United States
Wall Street Sees Britain Turn Protectionist
Wall Street woke to Britain becoming protectionist with brokers predicting a decline in U.S. exports as the move could hurt business. London’s exchange, by contrast, opened higher, while traders on the floor focus on the current session. Continued on Page 4
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Wall Street
Britain
United States
London
Stock Exchange
Ohio Schoolhouses Deserted as Teachers Meet
Ohio teachers gathered in Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Athens and Dayton for regional meetings to address financial strains that have closed schools and delayed salaries. About 31 000 educators attended with national speakers discussing education problems as local boards faced funding issues and upcoming elections.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Athens
Dayton
Look Out Girls A Roaming Spud Stuns Freeport Farm
A harmless potato with a roly poly body and facial features was found on the farm of W. K H Angle near Freeport Ul. The find surprised locals and prompted curious chatter about the odd shaped vegetable.
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W. K H. Angle
Freeport
Hoover's War Plan Revealed In New Book Contention over American forces in WWI
United Press reports in Frederick Palmer's Newton D Baker America at War that Herbert Hoover opposed a separate American expeditionary force in France and favored infiltrating U S troops into French and British armies. Hoover's plan, rejected as impractical, would have used American manpower in European depots and later built a national army, while concerns over unity and racial friction doomed the idea.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
France
Newton D. Baker
America
Frederick Palmer
Mr. Hoover
United States
Wilson
Baker
General Pershing
Palmer
E. M. House
Europe
Hoover
Pershing
Foch
Will Hasn’t Heard From His Two Sons Who Are in School
Douglas area letter from Will about two sons sent to schools that autumn. He says they vanished from contact after moving to New Mexico and north in state. He hopes for any news and mentions flying to Mexico City, joking about the older son’s Spanish and the younger’s love of chili and tamales.
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Will
Douglas
Ariz
Tiffin Posse Hunts Sheep Rustlers in Wild West Style
Sheriff George A. Burkett led a posse in a raid for sheep rustlers who have attacked local flocks in the Tiffin area. The pursuit followed multiple raids as residents watched the search unfold.
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Tiffin
U.P
Wild West
George A. Burkett
Athens County Election Near Prominent Township Races
With four days until Tuesday’s vote, Athens County candidates push campaigns. Township trustees draw 127 hopefuls. York Township has twenty vying for trustee seats. Mayoral contests flare in Glouster Coolville Buchtel and other villages. several towns report no contests. School boards see nine candidates in York Township for two seats and several contests in Chauncey Dover Nelsonville Waterloo districts.
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Athens County
Athens
York Township
J. W. Hickman
G. W. Pierce
Nelsonville
J. Edwin Johnson
Stacy C. Sharp
Glouster
Lawrence W. Ley
George M. Tolliver
Samutl Dunnett
Andrew Allen
Marshal
Trimble
I. H. Gift
E. A. Johnson
Vern H. Sayre
Coolville
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Albany
Amesville
Amensville
W. B. King
H. M. Walden
F. H. Booth
R. 8
Alfred
Deal
Joe Judson
Chauncey-Dover
Waterloo Township
Chauncey- Dover
Waterloo
Nan Is Sued Over 862 Dollar Law Fee
A $862 damage suit was filed in Common Pleas Court against Miss Nan Britton author of The Presidents Daughter. The administrator of Joseph H Sampliner estate says Britton retained Sampliner in 1928 to sue C A Klunk and others and Sampliner died after services worth 862 50 were performed.
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Toledo
U.R
Common Pleas
Nan Britton
C. A. Klunk
Marion
Eldridge Sampliner
Joseph H. Sampliner
Cleveland
Joseph Sampliner
Miss Britton
Mr. Klunk
Sampliner
Warren G. Harding
Elizabeth Ann
Klunk
Bluffton Charity Caps Aid for Radios Autos and Dogs
Bluffton community chest will not aid owners of radios autos or hunting dogs this winter. The rules declare autos and radios luxuries and a dog should be able to supply game.
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Bluffton, O
U.P
Buffton
Weather Pattern Today and Yesterday Across Regions
Yesterday warm highs reached 94 in Los Angeles 92 in Phoenix and 84 in Miami. Today cool lows dip to 14 Medicine Hat 18 Havre and 22 Yellowstone. Unsettled conditions persist with light showers expected, then cooling continues this weekend in the region.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Medicine Hat
Havre
Yellowstone
Address by Dr Aspinall at Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Dr Aspinall of West Virginia University Morgantown spoke at the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting on The Good Teacher. He noted criticisms of today’s school systems and recalled his prior roles as Western State College Colorado president.
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Alumni Memorial
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens
C. M. Coulter
Helen Cross
Jean Mees
William McAndrew
Ruth Allen
Newton Power
Hughes
Ewing Auditorium
Mary Kelly
R. M. Eyman
Fairfield County Schools
Mary Hardin
Horace Mann School
Columbia University
Anna Milner
Violet Township
Pickerington
Elizabeth Moyer
Bremen
Richard Aspinall
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Fine Arts
Aspinall
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Western State College
Colorado
Ohio Business Encouraging Four Key Factors highlight
A four week Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research report identifies four encouraging factors for business and industry. These include stable wholesale prices and a surge in building contracts, plus growth in cotton and woolen consumption and boot and shoe production. It notes Hoover's credit corporation aiding banking stability and stock values, while cautioning that general business remains weak and stock gains doubtful this fall. Bank failures persist and currency hoarding rises as gold declines.
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Columbus
U.R
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Hoover
National Credit Corporation
Eptember
Federal Reserve
Wheat Prices Continue To Advance Regularly
Wheat prices rose to the highest level in years, 46 to 48 cents per bushel for good wheat at many elevators. The advance reflects tighter global supplies though foreign markets lag behind, with experts noting a likely stall and upward drift. New corn moves to elevators around 28 cents, with storage on farms and improved dairy feeding margins supporting demand.
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Columbus
C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
North America
Russia
Gas Kills Three Mine Accident In Kentucky
A gas explosion at Mine No. 30 in Lynch Kentucky killed three miners Alvie Elsen W Amos and James Barnes and seriously injured Ed Crowley. The blast occurred at night with 600 men in the shafts and officials believe a spark ignited a gas pocket.
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Harlan
U.P
United States Coal and Coke Company
Lynch
Alvie Elsen
Amos
James Barnes
Ed Crowley
Navy Secretary Criticizes Navy League Over Hoover Attack
Josephus Daniels, former World War navy secretary, condemned Navy League officers for denouncing President Hoover in an interview. The Raleigh report places the remarks on October 30 as the U R dispatch notes Daniels challenged the league’s stance.
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Navy League
Raleigh
N. C
U.R
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Hoover
Complete Cooperation In Strifeless Plan Is Urged in Coal Parley
New York report notes industrial recovery under way per National Association of Manufacturers survey of 800 replies. Inventories at multiyear lows with 8 percent overstocked. wages steady or higher for 64 percent. Employment cuts gentler than 1930. present business rated fair to excellent by 48 percent. 58 percent foresee fair to excellent next winter. Major gains seen in automobile accessories, chemicals, electrical, leather, paper, rubber, stationery, textiles.
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New York
U.P
National Association of Manufacturers
Governor Urges Ohio Coal Operators To Be Fair In Attitudes
Governor White presses 23 coal company representatives and miners to craft a workable, fair plan to ease strife in Ohio coal mining. He says cooperation is needed to protect both miners and operators amid years of industry pressure. A joint conference at the mansion paves the way for further talks with miners led by John L. Lewis.
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Ohio
Columbus
White
Gownor White
The
Nor
RIP
John L. Lewis
Springfield
United Mine Way of America
Carebondale Coal Company
Carbondall C
Black Diamond Company
Day Creek Coal Company
New Coal Company
Staldert Coal Company
England Is Happy England Arkansas Jubilee
England Arkansas marked a turn from drought distress to a harvest jubilee. A year earlier drought wrecked crops and left barefooted farmers and hungry children, but today farmers, wives and children gathered for a widespread celebration in the rural community.
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England
Ark
Arkansas City
Amail
Red Cross
Red Men's dance committee announced for lodge hall
The committee in charge of the Red Men's dance at the lodge hall Saturday night was announced today as follows: Charles Shauks, chairman, Bill Robinson, C. E. Shaver, William Smith and Charles Cone.
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Lodge Hall
Charles Shauks
Bill Robinson
C. E. Shaver
William Smith
Charles Cone
Somerset Marks Sheridan Birthday and Zane Trace Opening
Citizens in Perry County gather for a joint celebration marking General Phil H. Sheridan's 100th birthday and the opening of the Zane Trace Highway, said to be the oldest in the state.
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Somerset
Perry County
Phil H. Sheridan
Bus Operators Push Tax Elements in Highway Bill
The National Association of Motor Bus Operators notes that common carrier bus lines have faced special taxes over the last five years as part of the nation’s highway bill discussions.
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National Association of Motor Bus Operators
Making a Sweeping Lawn Mower From Old Blades
A simple hack attaches brushes to the blades of an old lawnmower to sweep gravel and debris from walks after mowing. The improvised machine uses existing mower parts to create a cleaning implement for outdoor use.
Tariffs Cited as Cause of Depression by Bank Figure
Washington—R. A. L. Wiggin of Chase National Bank warned the Senate Economic Planning Committee that depressions will recur. He cited excessive tariffs, slow monetary policy, price speculation, and Europe’s settlement issues as key factors. A four point revival plan emphasized credit restoration, Franco German rapprochement, and lower reparations debts and tariffs.
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Washington
R.albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate Economic Planning Committee
Wiggin
Europe
Bank of International Settlements At
Basle
Senate Committee
United States
France
Germany
Mrs Mary Dow Driggs Named Deputy Grand Matron
In Crooksville Mrs Mary Dow Driggs is appointed deputy grand matron of district No 27, Order of Eastern Star. The district covers Perry, Hocking and Fairfield counties.
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Crooksville
Mary Dow Driggs
Order of Eastern Star
Perry
Hocking
Fairfield
Willard husker wins Huron County corn contest
O Keller hals of Willard Ohio won the Huron County corn husking contest at Dan Heyman’s farm near Norwalk with 17 bushels and 59 pounds husked in 1 hour 20 minutes before more than 1000 spectators.
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Norwalk
U.P
O. Kellerhals
Willard
Huron County
Dan Heyman
Here
Edison son plans will contest in Delaware court
William L. Edison, son of the late inventor, said action would be started to contest the will. He declined to specify timing but said he had consulted an attorney and expected a swift move. The Edison fortune mostly goes to Charles and Theodore S with six children sharing in a residue managed by executors Charles and Theodore.
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Wilmington
Del
William L. Edison
A. Edison
Edison Fortun
Charles
Theodore
Cha
Faces Robbery Charge in Glouster Case
Frank Circino twenty age held on robbery charge for stealing ten thousand dollars from Richwood Bank. He was arrested on a bus after appearing before U S Commissioner Joseph W Horner on conspiracy to rob the Glouster post office.
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Marysville
Frank Circino
Richwood Bank
Circino
Bus
U. S
Joseph W. Horner
Glouster
Leave Your Car At Home For Ohio Football Game
Df Robert Wood and city police urge fans to leave automobiles at home for the Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan game. Only four cars will be allowed on South bridge at a time to ease congestion and speed access to the stadium for Athens residents and visiting fans.
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Robert 8
Wood
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Southbridge
Athens
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Fred Linscott
Buchtel Schools
Lawrence E. Schmidt
Lewis E. Buell
East Side
Ruth McConnell
Ellen Shannon
Tipple
King Features. Inc
United Press
By Raymond Clapper
Wil West
Nan
Ohio Business Encouraging
Kentucky
By Henry T. Gorbelz
Arkansas
Edison
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