Gardener Confesses After Killing Mrs. Irr in Euclid Village
Barbara Irr, 62, was shot twice in her Euclid Village home by Michael Dutterre, a former gardener who sought reinstatement after 17 years of service. He surrendered at the station and admitted the murder, after threatening to bomb the house if not rehired. The Irr family is prominent in Cleveland and Euclid Village.
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Cleveland
U.pr
Barbara Srr
Euclid Village
Michael Dutterre
Frank Bachelor
A. J. Pearse
Ditierro
Irr
Dorothy Marsh Snyder
Alonzo M. Snyder
Snyder
Anne Szeman
Fear Lake Ship Andaste Believed Lost After Storm
Reports show the Gravel Orier vessel Andaste is 48 hours overdue from Grand Haven Michigan. Captain A Lee Anderson of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin led a crew of 25 from various ports, possibly lost in a Lake Michigan storm that hit early Tuesday.
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Fear Lake
Chicago
U.P
Grand Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Andaste
A. Lee Anderson
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Football Meeting For Local School Athens High School
A call for all Athens High School football men to report at the Athens High School Building at 1 o clock Friday afternoon was issued today by Pete McKinley newly appointed coach Equipment will be issued at according to Coach McKin ey and stiff workouts will be started as soon as possible to make up lost time The Bulldogs have started late this year since a coach had not been appointed by the local board of education until yesterday.
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Athens
Athens High School
Pete McKinley
McKiney
Bulldogs
Board of Education
Rolling Mill Sets A New Safety Mark
Middletown dispatch reports at midnight September 10 the East Side works of the American Rolling Mill Company completed 45 days of work by more than 37 000 men without a lost time accident. Officials say this is a new local record and may be a world record.
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Middletown
East Side
American Rolling Mill Company
Old Cincinnati Chronicle Found With 1829 Issue
A 100 year old Ohio newspaper owner in Nelsonville holds the May 23 1829 issue of the Cincinnati Chronicle and Literary Gazette. It was given to Mrs Bob Huenefeld by her mother Mrs Addie Rose who acquired it from older relatives. The paper is printed on heavy stock and remains well preserved.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Bob Huenefeld
Cincinnati Chronicle and Literary Gazette
Russia Buys Factories Ticker News
Today by Arthur Brisbane notes a rapid shift in Russia purchasing factories as a global market ticker updates. The column reflects a dire warning on economic consolidation and geopolitical leverage in the international trade arena.
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Russia
Global unrest and tech progress read across world headlines
A British plane hits 368 mph, 86 mph above record. Australia’s government may resign over labor arbitration. North Carolina raids target union labor as sentiment turns against unions. Commerce Dept predicts 25 percent higher corporate earnings in Q4 1929, signaling big money ahead. Continued on Page Four.
Manchuria Faces Alone in War as Chang Foes Soviets
Reports say Manchurian troops burned Sulfenho opposite Pogranitchnaya while Chang Hsueh Liang defies Nationalist orders. Nanking tolerates his split allegiance as Feng Yu Liang threatens further action against Nationalist forces and the Foreign Office wrestles with the Soviet Chinese Eastern Railroad dispute.
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Shanghai
Manchuria
Sulfenho
Pogranitchnaya
Nanking
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Russia
Foreign Office
Feng Yu-Liang
Rosequist Decides on State University Offer
Rosequist a Carroll College sophomore and prospect for this fall's lineup announced he will enter Ohio State University or another major university instead of returning to John Carroll. He awaits word from OSU registrar on his admission while Carroll coach Ralph Vince alleged an OSU senior and alumnus offered free board room tuition and a job paying at least 15 dollars weekly.
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Cleveland
Rosequist
John Carroll University
Ohio State University
Carroll
Ralph Vince
Ohio State
Husky
Columbus
The
State University
Athens County Ballot Questions by District
Athens County voters face multiple ballots across districts. City and township offices, school boards, bond issues and judicial contests appear in Athens City, Athens Township, Nelsonville, Ames Township, Amesville, Chauncey, Dover Lee, Albany Village, Lodi, Rome, Glouster Trimble, Jacksonville, Trimble Township, Coolville, Troy, Waterloo, Buchtel Village and York Township with varying counts and tax levies. Local offices, bonds, and tax measures are listed per jurisdiction.
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Athens County
David Johnson
Athens County Board of Elections
Athens City
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Ames Township
Amesville
Alexander
Bern
Carthage
Canaan
Chauncey
Judicial
Dover
Lee
Albany Village
Lodi
Rome
Glouster
Trimble
Jacksonville
Coolville
Troy Township
Waterloo Township
Buchtel Village
York Township
Young Mother Edith Vernon Dies in Athens Home
Edith Stephens Vernon 32 dies at First Street Athens shortly before 4 PM. Funeral at Central Avenue M E Church Saturday at 1 PM with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Wife of James F. Vernon she leaves husband two children Naomi and a newborn son.
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Edith Stephens Vernon
First Street
Athens
Central Avenue M. E
West Union Street
Vernon
James F. Vernon
Naomi
Dover strike as factory bans married women workers
Dover Manufacturing Company workers halt operations after a ruling bars married women from employment. One hundred women employees participate in the strike with only one remaining at her post.
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Dover
U.P
Dover Manufacturing Company
Eleven State Exams Set for Sept 26 in Ohio
The State Civil Service Commission announced eleven examinations for state service on September 26 to be held in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo. Openings include Editor for the Department of Highways Senographers and Typists Gasoline Tax Examiner Director for the Ohio School of the Air Assistant Auditor Public Health Nurse Electricians Dentist and Inspector of Onions. Non Assembled exams include Watchman Transitmen Rodman Lockgate Tender and Laborer. A free bulletin with data and application blanks will be mailed to requests to The State Civil Service Commission Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Civil Service Committees
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Department of Highways
Ohio School of the Air
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Rodman
Lockgate
State Civil Service [Commission
Ohio
John R. Cudahy Buried Secret Death Confirmed
John R. Cudahy son of the late millionaire meat packer John Cudahy was buried in Chicago after a death in Dwight Illinois. His passing, kept secret until a burial permit surfaced, followed a Keeley Institute boarding house visit with death attributed to myocarditis.
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John R. Cudahy
Meat Packer
Chicago
U.R
John Cudahy
Dwight
Lil
Cudahy
Andrew Mickelson
Mickelson
Keeley Cure Institute
City
Lee Kiel
Evidentiary Hearing On Kidnapping In Charlotte
Ten witnesses testified in a secret session before Judge Robert M. Shaw on the kidnaping of three textile union men by a mob. Arrests were anticipated. the kidnapped trio were among the witnesses present.
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Gastonia
National Textile Workers Union
United Press
Airway markings help Ohio cities stand out to aviators
Aviators Athens is now identifiable by large city lettering painted on the Standard Oil bulk station. James Hardman, local representative, says 300 Ohio towns are slated for air markings, boosting aviation navigation and placing Ohio at the forefront of markers. Visiting pilots praised the markers for aiding location during national air races.
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Athens
Standard Oil Company
James Hardman
Ohio
Hardman
Local Engineer Tops Tar Distribution This Season
R E Bischoff division engineer for district 10 based in Marietta has applied more than 400000 gallons of tar in Morgan Hocking Washington Vinton Athens Meigs Monroe and Gallia counties this season with a single distributor unit.
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Columbus
R. E. Bischoff
Morgan
Hocking
Washington
Vinton
Athens
Meigs
Monroe
Gallia
Marietta
State Department of Highways
Bishoff
Former Erie Man in Charge of Railroad
George Hildebrand, 70, former publisher of The Ashland Times Gazette and a noted Ashland County Republican, died in Ashland from heart trouble. He led Hoover for President activities, served as state senator, postmaster, Chamber of Commerce secretary, and held various smaller offices before his death. He is survived by his widow.
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Ashland
U.P
George Hildebrand
Ashland ‘Times. Gazette
Hildebrand
Hoover For President
Ashland County
Chamber of Comminerce
Hi-Jackers Take Truck Load of Tires and Tubes
Akron dispatch reports a motor freight truck and trailer loaded with tires and tubes were hijacked near Medina. Driver Cletus Wiedman of Kent was kidnapped, forced to drive, then released hours later. The load was valued at several thousand dollars.
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Akron
U.P
Medina
Jacob Bollinger
Cletus Wiedman
Kent
Wiedman
Fire damages Interurban Station in Sandusky
Flames of unknown origin caused about $25 000 damage to the Interurban Station at Sandusky. General offices of the Lake Shore Electric Railway Company above the station sustained slight damage.
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Sandusky
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Mussolini Reshapes Cabinet To Centralize Power In Italy
Premier Mussolini reorganizes the Italian cabinet removing seven portfolios from direct control by himself and elevating secretaries to full ministerial posts. He becomes chief of the cabinet with direct supervision while interior duties shift to a new minister. The move mirrors a US style where secretaries report to the president. The average cabinet age is 47 with figures listed for key ministers.
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Rome
Iienite Mussolini
Eleator
Italy
Himeelf
Collnt Nimeelf
Muscoling
Mussolini
United States
United Press
Volstead Hinted To Seek Vacant Minnesota Seat
In Fergus Falls the death of Representative O Kivale after a cottage fire sparks talk that Andrew Volstead may return to Congress. Volstead, current legal adviser to the Northwest Prohibition District, says he is not pursuing races now but leaves room for consideration. Kvale died Tuesday night after his cottage burned likely from a stove or lamp.
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ST. Paul
Fergus Falls
Congress
Andrew J. Volstead
Ha F
Volstead
Northwest Prohibition District
Kvale
Minnesota
Soviet Attack Beaten Back Near Suifen-Ho
Official communique reports Chinese forces repulsed a Soviet assault near Suifen-Ho at dawn. The three hour battle involved artillery machine guns and aircraft as both sides clashed near Mukden.
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Mukden
U.P
Suifen-Ho
Navy airship ZMC-2 sighted near Parkman on trancontinental route
An early report states the metal blimp ZMC-2 departed Detroit and headed toward Lakehurst, not passing Cleveland Airport as expected. It was seen over Parkman at 1100 hours today and has not been heard from since, prompting air mail pilots on the route to stay alert for a potential collision risk.
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Cleveland
Navy
ZMC
Lakehurat
Detroit
New Jersey
Parkman
Namy Home 10 to be Dedicated at Salvation Army HQ
The Salvation Army headquarters on West Union Street nears dedication with furniture placed Thursday. Donors from Athens aid the setup. Fraternal groups and Sunday School classes contributed. Friday evening features five Cincinnati speakers led by Major Bates. An open air meeting follows Saturday, with services Sunday and Monday led by Captain Kenton.
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Balvation Army
West Union Street
Athens
Cincinnati
Co. E. Bates
Adjutant & Hepburn
W. Deweavery
O. Metcalf
William Batley
Richard Kenton
Clemency sought for condemned man in Kanawha murder
Millard F. Morrison, scheduled to die Friday night at Moundville penitentiary for the May Kanawha County killing of Frank Bowen Morrison wrote to Governor Conley claiming innocence and asking clemency. His counselor James M. Mason relayed the letter. Willmot faces the same night death sentence and awaits a report from Dr. Guthrie before the governor rules.
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Charleston
W. Va
Conley
Millard F. Morrison
Moundaville
Kanawha
Frank Bowen Morrison
James M. Mason
Morrison
Walter J. Willmot
Elizabeth
Jore Aehet
L. V. Guthrie
State Hospital For
Invane
Huntington
Willmot
Moody Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary in Shooting Case
Wilford Moody, who pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill and wound in Athens County Common Pleas Court, received a minimum three year term and was sent today to the Ohio Penitentiary by Sheriff William Williams. He was indicted in connection with an assault on mine guard McKinley Woodruff on August 7 last year.
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Wilford Moody
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Penitentiary
J. G. Worstell
Columbus
William Williams
Moody
McKinley Woodruff
Shingler Is Fined After Intoxication Plea
Starling Shingler of Mineral was fined 35 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Magistrate Carl H. Porter. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wilson A following a sheriff's office call on Wednesday night.
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Starling Shingler
Carl H. Porter
Shingler
Wilson A
Sherriff
Senate Delays Ware Case as Tariff Debate Opens
Democrats face possible split as five votes shift to back Ware case delay, allowing Watson motion to push action to December 8. The tariff debate centers on administrative provisions with Senate opposition to flexible value basing and retention of the tariff commission.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Watson
William
Ware
Pennsylvania
Hroussard
la J Fletcher
Hawes
Pitteren
Nev
Tydings
Maryland
Wateson
Furnifold Simmons
North Carolina
Tariff Commission
Democrss
Commission
Congress
Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge
Benjamin Scanton 26 pleaded not guilty to first degree murder before Judge Miller in Municipal Court. He admitted to shooting and killing his father James Scanton 56 at their home after alleging past abuse by his mother.
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Columbus
Benjamin Scanton
Miller Oin
Scanton
James Scanton
Booklet on School Lunches Issued by Uncle Sam
The Athens Messenger reports a government issued booklet stressing proper feeding for school children. It covers the importance of good bread packing a lunch basket foods for children school and home lunch preparation and cleanliness. Readers are invited to order by sending in the coupon.
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The
Athens Messenger
Sam
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Davis Street
London
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Erie
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Ganges
U.S
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Losted Press Star
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Balbo
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Chbto
Namy
West Virginia
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Bill Seen
Ness
Frederick J. Haskina
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