Plan to Save Coal Industry Outlined by Ohio Group
The Burn Ohio Coal Association proposes a twofold program to boost production toward a 50,000,000 ton cap and create labor-operator-consumer cooperation. A welfare department would clear grievances, not arbitrate disputes, with a board to be chosen from six Ohio producing areas and local groups in all 25 counties to handle local issues. Field workers will be deployed to major coal counties amid civic, labor, and operator participation.
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Ohio
Jilted woman acids sweetheart blinding attack near Geauga Lake Park
In Cleveland a 24 year old divorcee Marie Exner threw a vial of acid into the face of her 34 year old sweetheart Charles J Malacek after he refused to marry her. Malacek was left hopelessly blind in one eye and in serious condition at St Luke's Hospital. Exner was arrested at Central Police Station after screaming that no other girl would marry him. The assault occurred in Malacek's car on a remote road near Geauga Lake Park.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles J. Malacek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marie Exner
Central Police Station
Malacek
Geauga Lake Park
Japan League Battle Opens Over Manchurian Question
Geneva reporters describe a looming clash between Japan and the League of Nations over Manchuria. Victory for the League would extend its authority in world affairs. defeat could undermine the League. The Council met ahead of Monday’s assembly to discuss the Lytton Commission report.
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Geneva
U.R
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
League
Council of the League
League Commission
Lord Lytton
Great Britain
Officials Use County Money To Play Market
Bryan Colorado September 23 Two men Robb county treasurer and Hitt his chief deputy say they embezzled forty seven thousand six hundred seventy eight dollars from Williams County funds over seven years. They claim profits from stocks totaled nine thousand and thirteen thousand dollars but no money was returned.
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Bryan, CO
U.P
Williams County
Lewis H. Robb
Prather Hitt
Snake versus Spiders in Elgin New Sport Draws Crowds
In Elgin Illinois on September 23 a novel contest unfolds with two spiders facing a single snake. Local residents note Elgin hosts twice the participants of nearby St. Charles where the craze began. Bank clerk Roland Swanberg reports the match has run for a week in a basement.
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Elgin
U.P
St. Charles
Roland Swanberg
Athens High teachers to survey living expenses
Athens High School staff begin an expense study and plan an extensive survey for the Ohio Schools Survey Commission. The commission, created by Gov. George White last year, operates under director Dr. Paul Mort.
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Athens High School
Ohio Schools Survey Commission
George White
Paul Mort
Wisconsin and Wall Street Enigmas in Morning Papers
Beverly Hills notes Wisconsin and Wall Street as puzzling topics in today’s papers. The writer mocks McKee’s acting as New York mayor and criticizes Walker’s choices, mentioning a great night and radio static that masked political speech.
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Beverly HI Hills
Calif
Wisconsin
McKee
New York
Walker
Jimmy
Locomotive Followed To Stop Bootlegging Arrest
Los Angeles report: rancher Joe Davis saw a locomotive ride through traffic and stop at a highway crossing. He alerted police and led to the arrest of a bootlegger at a street address. Deputies seized ten gallons as Davis’s wooden locomotive, used as a prop, was driven by American Legion members.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Joe Davis
Rivera
Davis
Southern Pacific
Hall of Justice
Ray Morris
American Legion
Mother describes fiend attack as she slashes children
In Los Angeles a mother, Harriet Pulp, 31, told police a female fiend cut her four children and attacked her. The children Marvin 9 Harriet May 7 Roland 6 and Courtney 3 said their mother wounded them and tried to kill herself. Doctors expect recovery. A psychiatrist was awaited and Mrs Pulp is separated from her husband.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Georgia Street
Harriet Pulp
Marvin
Harriet May
Roland
Courtney
Marvin and
Market May
Poling Plans 25000 Mile Stump Tour for 201 Speeches
Dr Daniel A Poling dry leader will undertake a 25000 mile air tour across 31 states for 201 speeches supporting the Republican National ticket. He heads the Allied Forces for Prohibition. The trip begins from Topeka Kansas in a Lockheed plane named Raymond Robins and will run three circuits beforeElection Day in Portland Oregon.
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Washington
Daniel A. Poling
Republican National
Poling
Allied Forces
Prohibition
Topeka
Kan
Raymond Robins
W. Roy Breg
Portland
Ore
Federal Rule Over Utilities Inevitable Says Power Leaders
Washington leaders in the electric power industry say federal regulation of utility holding companies is inevitable following the Insull collapse and related disclosures. They expect the issue to rise next winter in Congress and debate whether regulation will be strong or weak.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Portland, Ore
Congress
Herbert Hawk Dies in Willow Creek Community
Herbert Hawk 55 of Willow Creek Route 7 died at his home this morning at 9 35 from apoplexy. He is survived by a widow and five children Harold Columbus Mrs Fred Burch Canaonville Mrs Earl Daily Athens and Paul and William at home. One sister Mrs George Chrisman Logan also survives. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Clarks Chapel with burial in the adjoining cemetery
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Willow Creek
Herbert Hawk
Route 7
Harold
Columbus
Fred Burch
Canaonville
Earl Daily
Athens
Paul
William
George Chrisman
Logan
Clarks Chapel
Kid Lives On in Texas as Famed Outlaw Billy the Kid
A Texas rancher claims Billy the Kid, the Old West killer, is alive in the hills near Mentone. He says Sheriff Pat Garrett killed a Mexican instead, and Billy, aged and white haired, visits settlements to play fiddle at dances.
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Old West
Texas
Mentone
Billy the Kid
Billy
Pat Garrett
Hunterdon Mine Guard Shot as Pickets Defy National Guard
Taylorville Wil September 23 U P Two hundred pickets backed away in a tear gas assault after defying National Guardsmen who ordered no interference with reopening the Peabody Coal Mine at Langleyville near here More than 180 Guardsmen with machine gun detachments deployed at 7 am to compel workers back at the wage cut site Troops moved to another crowd and lifted machine guns from the entrance to a cross road as they prepared to use force to keep the mine operating
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Taylorville
Wil
U.P
National
Atate
Treepa
Langleyville
Flower Show Opens At Athens High School Tonight
A steady flow of colorful entries fills the Gymnasium at Athens High School as preparations for the city wide flower show near completion. Thirty three classes cover perennials gladioli dahlia cannas zinnias asters cosmos marigolds miniature gardens aquariums and winter bouquets. The show runs 7 to 9 p m tonight and tomorrow with judges awarding prizes early next week.
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Athens High School
Memibers
Art Department
Thieves Break Into Rot High School in Athens
Thieves forced a front window of the Athens High School building last night and escaped with small sums of money. The break in was discovered by the janitor at 5 o clock this morning. Chief E. B. Finsterwald ordered an investigation into possible amateur burglars based on tools and clues left behind.
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Athens High School
Finsterwald
Couple Dies in Flames After Car Crash
A young couple died in a car fire when their motor vehicle collided with the rear of a heavy truck and telescoped into flames in Covington. A boy and a girl survived in critical condition.
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Covington
Rich haul in Redwood Falls bank robbery
Five machine gun bandits robbed the State Bank of Redwood Falls Minn today of about $25,000 and kidnapped two bank employees.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
Redwood Falla
Betcha a Thousand Dollars I'm Right
Chicago reports 12-year-old James Noble Jr. boasted of a wager of 1000 dollars and showed genuine currency including a 1000, 500, and two 50 bills. He claimed his father planned a Denver trip and hid the tin can in the closet. police seek the father as he failed to return.
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Chicago
James Noble, Jr
James
Denver
Predict Long Tough Winter
In Cleveland on September 24, Captain Curley Wilson, Brookside Zoo superintendent, notes animals sense an early harsh winter. Starlings depart south, squirrels hoard nuts, bees store honey as wolves grow shaggy. He predicts snow packed high against sills and icy winds from the North.
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Cleveland
Brookside Zoo
Curley Wilson
Insiders Lose Too in Banking Troubles
In Chicago on September 23 insiders in Inaull Utilities Investment Inc faced public disclosure of stock purchases below market price as the firm is declared bankrupt. The same announcement reveals Corporation Securities Co bankrupt, wiping out hopes for investor returns in the $390 million enterprise. The list of 206 favored purchasers includes Owen D. Young Booth Trimble Gerard Swope and numerous Chicago business leaders.
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Chicago
Samuel Inaull
Hia Inaull Utilities Investment, Inc
Corporation Securities Co
Owen D. Young
Booth Trimble
House of Representatives
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Jassie Hopeful Condon Traces Lindbergh Ransom Hoaxer
Dr. John F. Condon known as Jassie continues to pursue the man who duped him into dropping fifty thousand dollars of Lindbergh money over a Bronx cemetery wall. Seven ransom bills with Lindbergh serial numbers were found in Canada, and Condon reports ongoing talks with Federal agents.
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Canada
Condon
Federal
Secret Service
Woman cabinet likely if FDR elected, sources say
Democratic circles close to the Romines say a Roosevelt victory could bring America's first woman cabinet member. The United Press notes this is a possibility discussed in New York on September 2.
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New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
United Press
Romines
Progressives' Vote Seen As Roosevelt Aim In California
In San Francisco and Sacramento Franklin D. Roosevelt courted the Progressive Republican bloc led by Senator Hiram Johnson. The Democratic nominee outlined a campaign aimed at Hoover voters and the nation, delivering speeches before large crowds while Johnson reportedly offered cautious support without full endorsement.
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AN Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
California
Hiram Johnaoen
Hoover
Roosevelt
Johnson
Sacramento
San Francisto
Col Slattery Dies Leader In Civil Engineering
Colonel John Rudolph Slattery, longtime head of New York City subway system and famed civil engineer, died today in New York. A West Point graduate, he built Mississippi levees and later led NYC subway operations. He was reared in Cincinnati, with family ties to Athens and Ocala Florida.
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New York City
John Rudolph Slattery
United States
New York
Colonel Slattery
West Point
John
Lena DeSteigner
Cincinnati
Athens
Frank Logan
Ocala
Fla
Slattery
Mississippi River
Rudolph DeSteiguer
Miss Mary Louise White Appeals for Governor Support
Miss Mary Louise White daughter of the governor spoke to the Women’s Democratic Club in Lancaster on September 2 urging members to back her father and the full ticket.
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White
Lancaster
Mary Louise White
Women’s Democratic Club
Quick Thinking Bus Driver Saves Kids on Bus
Clem Harkrader, 60, school bus driver in Hamilton, was stricken with paralysis but motioned to passenger Roy Spoffurger to take the wheel. Spoffurger then drove to safety as doctors report Harkrader in serious condition at Monroe, his home.
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Hamilton
Clem Harkrader
Harkrader
Roy Spoffburger
Monroe
Observer Withdrawn After Peace Plan Rejected at Mine No 267
Violence renewed at Mine No 267 of the Ohio Cablemen Company near Glouster after the company refused to accept Gov. White’s amended peace plan. National Guard observers were withdrawn and guards exchanged fire as road blocks and phone lines were cut. guard Hagedorn was wounded in the incident. Company official Jones defended employing Belmont County workers and refused to dismiss them, citing familial ties and ongoing labor tensions. Continued on Page
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Thekommittee
Hocking
Hunterdon
Ohio Collieries Company
George White
National Guard
Corning
Sunday Creek
Shady Hill Coal Company
Ohio Cablemen Company
Glowster
Floyd Hagedorn
St. Olatraville
Bulleta Fred
Mets
Arma Moepital
John 8. Bhetier
G. S. Jones
Belmont County
White
Mr. Jones
Sheller
Jones
Hillatdes
Albert Bolin
Mike Mustaman
Hagedorn
Glouster
Nelsonville
Sheriff's
Athena
George Masp
Charlea Bayless
Athens
Frank A. Hagedorn
Presbyterian Church Welcomes Ohio University Students
The Presby Church in Athens will host a Sunday night welcome service for Ohio University students. The theme centers on life of students with short talks by Ruth Stackel, A B Hansen, and Rowena Kesler, plus special music. Westminster Fellowship hosts include Stackel, Wilson, Dalton, Smith, Jacobs, Hiles, Shannon, McLean, Campbell and others.
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Ohio University
Presb
Athens
Ruth Stackel
A. B. Hansen
Rowena Kesler
Westminster Fellowship Council
Stephan
John Mclean
Boyd
Harry Woo
Qe Madge Campbell
Dawg
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Welfare Department
ST. Clairsville
Burn Ohio Coal Association
Nelsonyville
Manhattan Coal Company
Tropic
Crooksville
Eadquarters
Frank Dr. Henderson
James Berry
John 8. Shetler
Lee Hall
U.M.W. of A
Lord Talbot
Iceland
Thomas Watson
Robb
Hitt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Treasury
Wall St
Will
G.O.P
Collieries Head
National Guards
Peabody Coal Mine
Rot High School
Cleveland Zoo
Inauil
Jassie
William KE. Borah
Idaho
Boise
Col. Slattery
Shetler
Thei
Presbyterian Church
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