Accidents Few In Ohio During This Week End
Ohio saw fewer serious accidents this week end despite heavy traffic on a warm holiday. Seven people died from violent causes with few auto crashes. Notable incidents include Ruth Vaughan 18 killed in Cincinnati, Nellie Shoemaker 36 West Liberty and Thomas Warder 18 East Liberty in a Springfield collision, and Elmer Bailey 10 drowned at Columbus clay pit with two older boys sought by police. Authorities investigated a possible suicide or homicide in a Lake Erie case near Cleveland.
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Columbus
U.P
United Press
Ohio
Hamilton County
Ruth Vaughan
Cincinnati
Joseph Edmondson
Savannah
Baltimore & Ohio
Nellie Shoemaker
West Liberty
Thomas Warder
East Liberty
Springfield
Wanda Yoder
David Schaeckterle
Fred Schaeckterle
Attica
Youth Killed By Own Bomb In Sharon Blast
Frank Nodae, 21, of Youngstown, died in Sharon Pa when a bomb he prepared exploded. He had been released from Youngstown police two hours earlier after a liquor possession arrest. The blast destroyed Ennio Flocco’s house, where his wife and two children were visiting relatives. Police say nitro glycerine saturated the home caused the explosion.
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Youngstown
U.rp
Frank Nodae
Sharon
Nodae
Iodae
Liberty Inn
Sciencevale
Louis
Ennio Flocco
Flocco
72 Year Old Woman Stands Trial for Husband’s Murder
Louise F. Marshall, 72, is on trial in Nogales for the murder of her husband Thomas K. Marshall, 49. He was shot at their Tucson home April 26 and died May 22 after admission to a Los Angeles hospital for removal of one of four bullets. The defense’s plan remains unknown as testimony begins, with Marshall on his deathbed refusing to sign a complaint.
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Nogales
Ariz
U.P
Louise F. Marshall
Chm
Dhood
Thomas K. Marshall
Marshall
Tucson
Los Angeles
William Hall
Pima County
Smith Named Bishop and Three Delegates Elected
In Columbus the Ohio Conference unanimously approved Bishop H Lester Smith of Chattanooga as the next resident bishop of the Cincinnati area M E Church. Three reserve General Conference delegates were elected: Rev R O McClure Athens Rev H E Fowler Groveport and Rev J E Scully Cincinnati.
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Columbus
U.R
H. Lester Smith
Phattanooga
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Conference
King Avenue
M. E
R. O. McClure
Athens
Tf. E. Fowler
Groveport
J. E. Scully
Devilish shooter captured at Canton city dump
In Canton Ohio police answered a shooting at the city dump. They arrested the alleged shooter who signed his name in the arrest book. The report says a devilish figure may have been behind the disturbance.
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Canton
U.R
A. Devil
American Legion Leaders Discuss Jobs for Unemployed
The American Legion and leaders from industry labor and government meet in Washington to draft a program boosting job creation for the unemployed. Governors AFL CIO and Chamber leaders join to review state local public works and industry efforts and plans for Detroit convention.
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U. S
American Legion
Washington Today
Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Legion
Detroit
Ralph T. O'Neil
The
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Silas Strawn
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Fred C. Croxton
James G. Harboard
Radio Corporation
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Labor Department
Bones Found in Orange County Mine Shaft Taint Crime Tale
A bag of human bones is found in a New York mine shaft identified as Harry Western who ran a speakeasy and clashed with gangster Legs Diamond. A separate crime tale follows a gambler abducted by three young men seeking $25,000, receiving $17,000 then further extortion.
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Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Orange County
New York
Harry Western
Diamond
Collings Mystery Baffles New York in Long Island Sound
A New York crime brief reports Benjamin Collings his wife and child aboard a small cruising boat in Long Island Sound. The note continues on page 4 with further details of the case and investigation.
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New York
Collings
Benjamin Collings
Long Island Sound
Boon to Farmers from Hot Weather in Athens District
The Athens district benefited from last week's heat aiding corn ripening and curing soybeans and the final alfalfa cut. Despite earlier drought soil remains dry and deep planted corn shows roots near the surface. County Agent Johnson says there is time to plant a few fall crops like radishes lettuce and onions before frosts.
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Athens
Thomas H. Johnson
Pittsburgh Hymie Martin Seeks New Trial in Potter Murder Case
Cleveland reporters note detectives question two women and a man over harboring Betty Gray as the hearing opens on the plea for a new trial in the murder of former Councilman William E. Potter.
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Cleveland
Betty Gray
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Martin
William E. Potter
Weather summary for Soskeviar and nearby regions
Forecast for 36 hours shows warmer trend eastward with increasing clouds tonight. Expect cooler Tuesday with unsettled conditions and a chance of wet weather in the area. Edmonton records 32 degrees with Des Moines and Koray y Zay e Medici ay near 32.
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Soskeviar
Des Moines
Koray Y Zay *E Medici
Ohio University students return for rushing weekend
Athens buzzes as 100 or more OU students arrive ahead of fraternity sorority activities and campus publications. Charles Densmore and Eleanor Hazeltine staff editors prepare first issues while houses dust and repair. Registration starts next Monday with classes to begin the following Thursday.
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Athens
Ohio University
Charles Densmore
Green and White
Eleanor Hazeltine
Green Goat
Fraternity
Ohio Officials Face Courtroom Probes in State Actions
In Columbus and across Ohio, numerous trials and hearings date officials from probate judges to sheriffs and county auditors. Names tied to misconduct include Homer Bostwick, Ray L. Thomas, Franklin Albrecht, Maurice Caldwell, and W. Leslie Ketter as investigations, disbarment actions, or resignations unfold amid broader political and legal conflicts.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Maurice Caldwell
Scioto County
W. Leslie Ketter
Supreme Justice
Carrington T. Marshall
Mystery surrounds death of Indiana man in Lake Erie
Authorities investigate the death of Walter E. Kipp 58 a retired Indiana polis business executive whose body was found floating fifteen miles north of Cleveland harbor. An autopsy will determine if murder or suicide. A rope tied to a traveling bag and papers addressed to Kipp were found on the body. He disappeared from home three weeks ago and police think he was thrown or jumped from the City of Detroit III steamer.
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Cleveland
U.P
Walter E. Kipp
Indianapolis
Lake Erie
Cleveland Harbor
U S May Join Britain in Abolishing Battleships
Washington reports renewed British push for U S participation in abolishing battleships ahead of the Geneva disarmament conference. Prime Minister MacDonald first raised the idea in 1930. officials say the mood is open but Navy opinion remains wary, favoring cruisers as a cheaper, practical weapon.
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U.S
Britain
Oright
United Press
United States
Romsay MacDonald
London
Mountain Climber Found Dead On Long's Peak Glacier
The mangled body of an unidentified climber was found on a glacier on the east face of Long's Peak at the base of a dangerous precipice. Rangers located the remains yesterday and noted initials R. B. and a Jefferson Coal Company tie in the victim’s pocket. Recovery was delayed by darkness with plans to return today.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Long's Peak
R. B
Jefferson Coal Company
Piney Springs
Ohio
Debow Leads Franklin County Dry Law Repeal Push
Don E. Debow arrived in Columbus to launch a membership campaign for the National Liberty League to overturn Ohio dry laws. The drive targets repeal across Franklin County amid the ongoing statewide effort.
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Columbus
U.P
National Liberty League
Ohio
Franklin County
Don E. Debow
Fail To Break Piracy Story
A sensational tale by Mrs. Benjamin Collings about piracy and murder aboard the Penguin recounts her husband’s disappearance. Authorities question the motive and doubt the child witness Barbara Collings, five, can provide reliable testimony. No solid proof exists that he is dead or alive.
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Byoblett
L. 1
U.R
Benjamin Collings
Collings
Penguin
Barbara Collings
Barbara
Showers Predicted as Local Thunderstorms Near Ohio Relief
The Weather Bureau reports unseasonably warm conditions in Ohio will ease within two days. Partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Storms forecast for Tuesday with cooler air arriving Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Monday temperatures were slightly lower than last week.
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Columbus
United States Weather Bureau
Death of Maryville College faculty member in Cincinnati
Jas per C Barnes aged 70 a Maryville College faculty member collapsed and died of heart disease at Central Union Station Cincinnati while returning from a vacation in Ontario. He and his wife were traveling home.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Jasper C. Barnes
Maryville College
Maryville
Tenn
Central Union Station
Barnes
Ontario
Hurricane Toll Estimation Sparks Debate
SANTA MONICA Calif France awarded Jimmy Walker the Legion of Honor amid a controversy over missing 19 mayors. The piece satirically recounts political figures including Republicans, Hin denburg, Premier MacDonald and Mansolini in a critical, humorous voice.
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Santa Monica
Calif
France
Jimmy Walker
New York
Hindenburg
MacDonald
Mansolini
Will
Hunters Plan Annual Quest For Squirrel
Hunters in Athens district begin the annual quest for squirrel as the season opens. About 326 permits already issued at the county courthouse with expected total over 400. licenses cost 1.25 dollars. Private property remains crucial. trespassing penalties warned by locals. Jacksnipe becomes legal game. waterfowl season shifts to Oct 1 through Oct 31 due to upper wind effects. Rabbit season runs Nov 16 to Jan 1 with a five per day limit.
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Athens
Ena Nelson
Athens County
Ohio
Hoover
Methodist Conference Seeks Draft Exemption for Ohio State Students
At the Northeastern Ohio Methodist Conference in Lakeside on September 14 the Social Service Committee proposed resolutions to form a joint commission with the Ohio Conference to pursue conscientious objector exemptions for all Methodist students at Ohio State University. The plan was revealed just before the final session began.
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Lakeside
Methodist
Ohio State University
Northeastern Ohio Methodist Conference
Social Service Committee
Ohio
Typhoid Strikes Three Inmates at Cleveland State Hospital
State Welfare Director John Mc Sweeney and health board members arrived in Cleveland to oversee efforts against a typhoid outbreak at the Cleveland State Hospital. Dr. Guy H. Williams reported the inmates fell ill suddenly with high fevers, unlike typical gradual typhoid onset.
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Cleveland
U.R— State Welfare
John McSweeney
State Board of Health
Cleveland State Hospital
Guy H. Williams
Mrs Frazee, 87, Nelsonville resident, dies at home
Mrs Jemima Frazee of 53 West Union Street Nelsonville dies at 87 from infirmities of old age. She moved to Athens years ago and is survived by husband Jasper Frazee two daughters Anna Hemrick Shawnee and Lewis Deland Athens a step-daughter Mayme Matheny Murray City and eleven grandchildren including Joseph Barber Joliet Illinois. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Nelsonville Christian Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Jemima Frazee
West Union Street
Athens
Nelsonville Christian Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Jasper Frazee
Anna Hemrick
Shawnee
Death toll in Belize hurricane may never be known
Reports from Belize indicate 1500 to 2000 dead as hurricane wreckage cripples the city. Surviving residents struggle for water and relief amid looming cholera fears and threat of another storm. Martial law-like measures and disrupted shipping compound the crisis.
Zanesville Man Killed In Saturday Auto Crash
Marietta dispatch reports Leslie Wi fred 26 of Zanesville died early Saturday when his car with four others crashed on State Route No near Constitution. Police and sheriff arrested Robert Tweedy and two women. driver Scott confessed. The group, including Freda Curtin and Marie Mayle, were speeding in fog when the vehicle toppled over a bank.
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Constitution
Fis
Mayle
Leslie
Constitution Road
Heavier golf ball set for use in 1932
Golfers of the United States will switch to a heavier ball starting April 15 1932 as announced by the Golf Association. The change is expected to affect play and equipment standards nationwide with details released via United Press.
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New York
R—Golbers
United States
The
Golf Association
United Press Togsyr
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