Florida tense as storm nears the Senate Tariff debate
Washington on September 26 a new phase of lobbying surfaced as the Senate Shearer Committee heard Lawrence Wilder of American Brown Boveri Shipbuilding testify on the four day trans Atlantic steamship service and $148 000 spent to promote it. The discussion linked to broader probes of lobbies tied to the Tariff Bill and related issues with Connecticut Manufacturers Association official Charles Evanson involved in framing the Tariff Bill. Senator Black urged a wider inquiry amid partisan debate over lobbying activity and tariff legislation.
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Washington
National Capital
Senate Shearer
Lawrence R. Wilder
American Brown-Boveri Shipbuilding Company
Wilder
Senate
Black
Alabama
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Bingham
Connecticut
Duel to Death in Steubenville Mine Described by Survivor
Steubenville police report a picks duel in a High Shaft Coal mine pit ending in death. Richard Riser 43, former city agent, claims self defense after being attacked by Dominic Bellasan dra 38, a miner. Riser says he seized a pick and struck Bellasan dra as he defended himself.
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Steubenville
Dominic Bellasandra
U.P
Richard Riser
A. L. Bell
High Shaft Coal Company
Riser
Bellasandra
Lighthouses in States Are Dark
Aimee Semple McPherson answered charges by Rev. Dawson MacCullough that she misused funds during meetings. She paid a $10.50 Detroit shampoo and manicure bill and produced a receipt. MacCullough blamed her for alienating churches in Michigan Ohio and Indiana and for a supposed secession within the Four Square Gospel movement.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Aimee Seimple McPherson
Detroit
Dawson MacCullough
Michigan
MacCullough
McPherson
Ohio
Indiana
John Goben
Chester White pigs six weeks old for sale
Classifieds note nine head of Chester White pigs six weeks old for sale. Also offered are a three piece mahogany living room suite a mahogany Victrola and a library table. A collegiate Ford touring car is offered for $20. Pears and potatoes are for sale at a reasonable price. Read the daily classifieds.
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Messenger
Chester
Calm After Chicago Gun Battle With Secret Negro Cult
Chicago faces a tense calm after a raid sparked a gun battle between police and members of a secret cult linked to Moorish Science. One policeman and a Negro were killed, two patrolmen and another Negro wounded, as more than 100 shots fired drew 350 officers to the Black Belt.
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Chicago
America
South Side Armories
Black Belt
Kirkman Bey
William Gallagher
Jesse D. Hults
Stewart McCutcheon
Stephenson Bey
Eugene Bey
Ria Johnson
Gallagher
Africa
whPpil
Sunfish brains and a fat goldfish politics
French scientists call the sunfish the most stupid animal and detail its size. The piece compares pacifism and unarmed safety to a fat goldfish. It notes a Parisian Japanese merchant’s harakari and reports on U S tax politics with Hoover and Mellon amid government costs.
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la Rochelle
Sam
Hoover
Mellon
Bandit Game Shooting Probe Reaches Grand Jury
Canton police will submit the fatal shooting of 16 year old George Stipanovich to the grand jury after an inquest. Patrolman E Co Mansfield fired during a pursuit of youths who had been frightening motorists while playing a game known as bandit.
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Canton
U.R
Grand
T. C. McQuate
George Stipanovich
Samuel Stipanovich
E. Co. Mansfield
Indiana Man Killed In Auto Accident Near Cincinnati
Guy Price of Richmond Indiana, 28, believed dry cleaning manager, was killed in a two car crash on Hamilton Pike near Mill Road early today. He rode in Dr Keifer Calkins car which was sideswiped by Molly Gleason's vehicle. Calkins' car overturned and rolled on an embankment. coroner Fred Swing reported.
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Cincinnati
Guy Price
Richmond
Ind
Hamilton Pike
Mill Road
Price
Keifer Calkins
Molly Gleason
Hamilton
Red Swing
Calkins
Second Grounded Attempt Fails To Break Air Refueling Record
In Indianapolis on September 26 the Flamingo made a second bid to set a world refueling record but fog forced an end to the flight. The aircraft had been aloft 149 hours and 25 minutes after a prior attempt reached about 78 hours last week.
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Indianapolis
Jenny Wins Flea Prize at Belle Plaine Dog Show
Jenny a nondescript dog won the $100 prize for most fleas on its back at Belle Plaine Iowa. The dog boasted 113 fleas per a microscopist and a bank clerk while about 10 000 spectators cheered. Mayor L G Ruhl received telegrams protesting cruelty to dogs and the American Humane Society urged police action to stop the exhibition.
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Belle Plaine
James Parks
Jenny
L. G. Ruhl
American Humane Society
Navy cost cuts in cruiser program target six year savings
Washington reports a global push for naval economy led by Hoover and MacDonald. British cruiser demands limit U S reductions with potential savings of 200 million dollars over six years, while talk of cutting two of sixteen thousand ton cruisers faces resistance from British and PM.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
United States
State Stimson
Congressional Library
Navy Department
Brush Foundation Opens to Public in Cleveland
The Brush Foundation, funded with 500000 by inventor Charles Francis Brush and linked to Western Reserve University Medical School, opens its offices today for research on race improvement and population limitation. The foundation began a year ago and is ready to launch its work.
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Cleveland
U.R
Brush Foundation
Charles Francis Brush
Western Reserve University Medical School
Holman Case to be Argued Again
Allan Holman Ohio State back may be ruled ineligible after all. The Big Ten Eligibility Committee plans to reconsider Holman on whether Parsons College was a Class B college when he played there. He has varsity experience at Ohio State and previous college programs.
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Columbus
Allan Holman
Ohio State
Holman
Big Ten
Iowa State
Parsons College
Iowa
Parsons
Two Murder Victims Found in Galesburg Home
Mrs. Mary Hawkinson aged 42 and a man believed to be George Martin of Dayton Ohio, 22, were found murdered at the Hawkinson residence on the city edge. The husband Al Hawkinson, 52, was arrested.
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Galesburg, II
Mary Hawkinson
George Martin
Dayton
Hawkinson
al Hawkinson
Bank of England Raises Rate to 6 Percent
London reports the Bank of England tightened monetary policy by lifting the official rate from 5 to 6 percent today, effective immediately. The move signals a stronger stance amid economic concerns and aims to curb inflation while affecting borrowing costs for lenders and customers.
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London
U.R
Bank of England
Boy Scout Eagle Badge Award Tonight for Ted Presa
Ted Presa ton of Athena Troop No. 2 will receive the Boy Scout Eagle badge at a First Methodist Church meeting at 7 20 this evening. Roy L. Dupler Athens County Scout commissioner announced the honor, noting Presa earned the life saving test at a Muskingum River camp.
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Ted Presaton
Athena
First Methodist Church
Roy L. Dupler
Athens Coun Ty
Preston
Muskingum River
Dedicated Span To Memory Of Ohio Veterans
In Dyne a memorial bridge over the River Scheidt honoring Ohio's Thirty-Seventh Division is dedicated before 5,000. The bridge bears inscriptions and flags while Belgian officials sign a parchment buried at the pier. Bishop Coppictors leads Latin prayers as Mrs. Gerlach cuts ribbons and pigeons are released.
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Audenarde
Pelgium
Sept
Scheidt
Dyne
Thirty-Seventh Division
Ohio
Coppicters
Ghent
Gerlach
Drill Test Well on The Newberry Farm Near New Lexington
A test well for oil and gas is being drilled on the Newberry farm near Shawnee Road south of New Lexington by the Dally Ol Company. It follows the Nixon gasser and promoters are confident it will open a new local gas or oil field.
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New Lexington
Newberry
Shawnee Road
Dally Ol Company
Nixon Gasser
Sewing booklets offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes six sewing booklets with practical at home garment plans. Each booklet is well illustrated and mailed for four cents. three booklets cost ten cents. Use the coupon to obtain them.
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Athens
Sewing and Craft Guides for Home Seamstresses
A collection of practical topics including sewing basics for home sewers knitting and crochet guidance for winter items selecting cotton fabrics, rompers for children sun suits for healthy kids and affordable girls dresses with tips and patterns.
Request for booklet mail order with postage details
Frederick J Haskins of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington DC encloses payment for booklets listed. He asks to send four cents for one booklet or ten cents for any three, accepting coins or stamps.
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Frederick J. Haskins
The
Athens Messenger
Washington, D. C
Moore Planning To Return to Athens New Trial Refused
Former Athens mayor Alex M. Moore was sentenced to not less than 18 months in the Ohio Penitentiary and fined 210.40 by Judge L. J. Worstell after a motion for a new trial was overruled. Moore was taken to Columbus immediately to begin term for embezzlement of city funds following a lengthy audit and multiple indictments.
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Moore
Columbus
Athens
Worstell
Alex M. Moore
L. J. Worstell
Ohio
Athens County
Columbia
William Willaims
Athena
Athens County Grand Jury
Elvic
Willtowers
William Williame
Finda
J. G. Worstelt
Alex Moore
Ife
Rich Woman Faces Team in State Prison
In Los Angeles a jury found Mrs. Lois Pantages guilty of manslaughter for causing the death of Jura Sokamoto Japanese gardener in an auto crash. She faced a prison term from one to ten years at San Quentin with parole considered for ill health.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Lois Vantages
San Quentin Penitentiary
Superior Court
Jura Sokamoto
Pantages
Huggins Was an Attorney in Ohio
Columbus report reveals Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees was an Ohio attorney. Seba H. Miller, clerk of the Supreme Court, cancelled his certificate after his death. Huggins was admitted to the bar December 6, 1902, with a 78.6 grade.
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Columbus
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Ohio
Seba H. Miller
Supreme Court
Huggins
Lindbergh to Lead Aerial Research Flight Over Central America
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will head an aerial scientific expedition over Central America and parts of Mexico on returning from his South American flight, announced today by the Carnegie Institution.
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Washington
U.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central America
Mexico
Carnegie Institution
Boys Run Away From Home Seek Schooling North of New Lexington
Four boys aged 11 to 14 left the County Children's Home to hitchhike to school. Alonzo Eddy 14 George Lanier 12 Joseph Snodgrass 11 and Lewis Johnson 12 ate dinner at the home then vanished. A farmer near Mc Connelsville reported seeing the runaways near his farm. County officials were alerted.
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New Lexington
Alonzo Eddy
George Lanier
Joseph Snodgrass
Lewis Johnson
Brown
McConnelsville
Earthquakes Hit Hawaiian Islands Alarm Residents
A severe tremor struck the Mauna Loa area and Kona district at 6 23 p m local time lifting homes and ranches and heightening fear after more than 50 quakes rocked the region that week.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Hawaiian Islands
Maunaloa
Kona
Treasury chief denies tax cut forecast for December session
Secretary Mellon repudiated reports that the Treasury forecast a tax reduction at the December session of Congress, stating no such plan was made public.
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Washington
U.P
Mellon
The
Treasury
Congress
Hurricane Near Florida Coast Prompts Inland Evacuations
Storm watchers reported a tropical disturbance near Florida increasing in fury as winds neared 150 mph. Relief agencies mobilized including Red Cross and National Guard while residents fled inland toward cities from Miami to West Palm Beach. Ships sheltered and Bahama islands awaited impact with radio contacts failing.
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Miami
Via
Fliovida
K. W. Gray
Weather Dureau
Florida Coast
Here
Miame
Fla
Florida
Esquettle
Vormera
Everglades
Eivery Agency
Red Cross
American Legion
National Guard
West Palm Beach
Bahamas
Nassau
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Great Abaco Island
Bahama
Domira
Domira Carsries
Former Ohio Masonic Leader Passes Away
A. R Levi C. Goodale 86 dies in Cincinnati after illness. He led the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Board of Trustees and was a former Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce president. Born in Illinois he served as grand master of the Ohio Lodge of Masons and led the Masonic Home atfield.
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Cincinnati
A.R Levi C. Goodale
The
Cinnati Southern Railroad
Est
Cincinnati Chamber of Comme
I Ness
Goodale
County
Illinois
Ohio Lodge of Masons
Masonic
Field
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Paris
Harakari
Humane Society
U. S
By Raymond Clapper
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Ted
Young Prestou
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Belgium
Newberry Farm
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Alen M. Moore
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