Senators Denounce McCormick Charges as False Libel
Four members of the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee call Mrs. Ruth McCormick's accusations against them wilful and malicious, saying they are totally false. They warn newspapers to assume responsibility for future repetition and firm up denials of past claims. The statement is signed by Nye, Dale, and Wagner with Patterson absent.
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Washington
U.R
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Ruth Banna. McCormick
Illinois
MceCormick
Byron
Factories Put Abroad Blamed For Low Mood
Cleveland September 30. United States Senator Roscoe C McCulloch charged that expatriation of American capital abroad worsens the industrial mood and distraction of prosperity. He urged a scientifically applied protective tariff as the remedy. McCulloch cited growth from 200 to over 1200 American owned plants in Britain and Europe since 1928, naming Ford and General Motors as chief offenders.
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Cleveland
U.R
United States
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Cleveland Exchange Club
Canton
McCulloch
Great Britain
Europe
Ohio
Henry Ford
General Mieters
Three Injured in Wreck at Barlow Crossings
Marietta resident Herbert Goddard and Miss Regina Cridlin of Parkersburg were badly hurt in a head on collision at the Barlow main crossroads near 10:30 in the morning. William A. Haley of Parkersburg escaped with minor bruises as both cars crashed into the Proctor store. Cridlin and Haley were freed with effort.
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Marietta
Herbert Goddard
Third Street
Regina Cridlin
Parkersburg
W. Va
William A. Haley
Barlow
Goddard
Dayton
Haley
Watertown
Proctor
Miss Cridlin
Robbers flee after first airport barbecue hold up
Four bandits escaped buckshot fire after holding up the Mid City Airport Barbecue for the second time in four months. Paul Graham, proprietor, freed himself and fired his shotgun as the robbers sped away in a car.
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Hudson
U.R
Paul Graham
Atvay
Nelsonville Society Notes Phone Service Highlight
Nelsonville H Bartlett reports on local society and locals with a prompt readers to use the Telephone Your News service at 412 W. He will appreciate this service for sharing community items and notices.
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H. Bartlett
York Township Classified Ad Circulation Note
Classified and circulation details direct readers to Mrs Inez J Evans with contact numbers 824-4 and 412-W for circulation services.
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Inez J. Evans
Scouts to Form District Baseball League in Ohio county
A district Scout baseball league organization meeting was held in New Straitsville. Attending troops include Nelsonville Haydenville Shawnee New Straitsville Murray The Plains Buchtel and possibly Glouster. Officers elected were Scoutmaster Wilcox Shawnee chairman W D Mender vice chairman and Scoutmaster David Traut Straitsville secretary treasurer. Next session October 14. A prize may be awarded to the season winner.
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Wilcox
Shawnee
W. D. Mender
David Trauht
Straitsville
Junior Christian Endeavor Society to Picnic
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church plans a Wednesday afternoon picnic. Members should meet at 3 30 at the church. trucks will transport them to the picnic grounds.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Denial Stated in Barnes Bomb Case by Mrs Barnes and Corniel
Mrs Lula Esther Barnes and Marshall W Corniel deny being lovers or guilty of the bomb plot that killed Clarence R Barnes. Barnes died when a dynamite charge fixed to the ignition of his car exploded in Akron on Sept 30.
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Akron
U.R
Clarence R. Barnes
Lula Esther Barnes
Marshall W. Corniel
Barnes
Coast Guards foil Newport rum runners at sea front
Coast Guards fired 100 shots to day when they surprised a dozen rum smugglers at Newport Beach and seized assorted imported liquors valued at 25000 dollars. The rum runners, none believed wounded, escaped in automobiles.
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Newport
R. I
U.P
Coast Guards
Newport Beach
Movie Star Barbara Stanwyck Paralyzed After Fall
Barbara Stanwyck, top film star, is hospitalized in Hollywood paralyzed below the waist from a fall on the set of a new picture. Her husband Frank Fay, actor and singer, is in the same hospital suffering from appendicitis.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Hollywood
Frank Fay
Wells to be started in Nelsonville area this week
Porter Brothers of Marietta expect to tap deep sand on Lick Run today with at least five wells to start within Nelsonville's limits in the next week or ten days. The Wittmer and Patton properties see rig movements as nearby drillings proceed and local residents travel for related events and gatherings.
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Nelsonville
Porter Brothers
Marietta
Lick Run
Wittier
Schaai
Union Drilling & Producing Company
Kontner’s Hill
Patton Gasser
East End
Coe
W. F. Powell
Wittmer Oil & Gas Company
Baird Gasser
Baird
Patton
Frank O'Mara
Nelsonville Lumber Company
Watkins Street
Columbia Gas
District 29
Frank Patton
Playground
Lon Coakley
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Athena Brick Corporation
Child Rescued After 2-Year-Old Falls Into Cistern
In Nelsonville on September 30 the two-year-old son of William Hunter fell into a cistern while the family drew water from the cistern and left the cover off. The child disappeared briefly and was rescued by Guy Hunter as the water level stood about eighteen inches.
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William Hunter
Nelsonville
Lovell Price
Bone Hollow
Guy Hunter
Two Infant Deaths Reported In Nelsonville And Salem
Margie Bell ten months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Branson Davis died at home on Walnut Street. Helen Louise six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert La Follette died at their Salem home. Funeral services set for Wednesday with burials planned in Connett and Salem Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Margie Bell
Branson Davis
Ruth Mills
Walnut Street
Connett
Helen Louise
Robert la Follette
Salem
Salem Church
Missionary Tea Announced by Local Church Society
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will hold its annual missionary tea Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs John Love's Short Street home. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Allie Dilcher Mrs Jennie Oakley and Mrs Inez Courtney. Mrs Hubert Lancaster leads devotional. Mrs T D Brown directs the program. A silver offering will be received.
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
John Love
Short Street
Allie Dilcher
Jennie Oakley
Inez Courtney
Hubert Lancaster
T. D. Brown
Past Chiefs Meet of Pocahontas Lodge Planned
The Past Chiefs of the Pocahontas Lodge will meet at Mrs. Gerald Wallace's home at 729 Poplar Street on Wednesday evening for a planning gathering.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Gerald Wallace
Poplar Street
Mission group to meet at Mrs Howe's Fort Street home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will hold a meeting at 2 PM Thursday at the residence of Mrs Retta Howe on Fort Street.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Retta Howe
Fort Street
Local Masonic Leaders Attend Grand Council Sessions
Fred H. Ervin of Glouster represents Hay brow Council in Columbus as Grand Council session opens. H. H. Jackson, head of St. Bernard Chapter, Nelsonville, will attend Grand Chapter meetings in Columbus this week.
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Grand Council
Nelsonville
Fred H. Ervin
Glouster
Haybrow Council
Columbus
H. H. Jackson
St. Bernard
Cuba’s first woman professor named at University of Havana
Senorita Estela Agra monte is chosen for the chair of History of Spanish Colonization and History of Cuba at the University of Havana. She is the daughter of Dr Aristides Argramonte, once a member of the United States Yellow Fever Commission in Havana about three decades ago.
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Senorita Estela Agramonte
Cuba
University of Havana
Aristides Argramonte
United States
Ohio Board Reverses Ban on The Big House
Dr John L Clifton state director of education and head of the Ohio Board of Film Censors announces the lifting of the statewide ban on The Big House after months of review. The board weighed merit and public demand before releasing the film for show in Ohio venues.
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Columbus
U.R
John L. Clifton
Board of Censors of
Ohio
Ohio Board of Film Censors
Board of Film Censors
Street Light Installs on Hanlin Avenue in Athens
Safety Director John 8 Collins says a new street light is being installed on Hanlin Avenue where the road curves after residents requested the change.
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Hanlin Avenue
Athens
John 8. Collins
City crews prune and cut trees on Morris Avenue and Church Street
Employees from the Athena City Services Department prune trees along Morris Avenue and Church Street to clear street lights. Several trees are being removed due to age and condition, said John Collins, Athens City service director.
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Athena City Services Department
Morris Avenue
Church Street
John & Collins
Athens City Service
Pair arraigned in Columbus on narcotics charge after hotel bust
George Coliett aged 46 of Columbus and Angeline Pastore, 34, of Philadelphia, were arraigned on narcotics possession charges after a downtown hotel raid. Detectives seized morphine valued at 20000 dollars in a hatbox as they investigated connections to a northern Ohio narcotic ring with Ralph Oyler of Detroit aiding the case.
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Columbus
George Coliett
Columbua
Angeline Pastore
Philadelphia
U. S
Ralph Oyler Detroit
Ohio
Oyler
Pastore
Athens area notices list estate actions and appraisers
Henry Zenner authorized to transfer real estate of Rose Zenner. Madge Stone named administrator of Jennie O Dell's will. Appraisers named for Athens actions include Raymond Walker and others. Easement appropriation over Uriah Brooks land approved for State Highway 576. Jeana Wood exempt from inheritance tax in Cassius P Wood estate. Carl Buck named administrator of Edward Smith estate. James Fouty and Chauncey Williams named appraisers for Em Zaragoza Wilson estate. Marriage license issued for George Carpenter and Marion Kerns. Two divorce petitions filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court for Patay Cofini v Croa Cofini and Letha Edwards v Earl Edwards.
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Henry Zenner
Rose Zenner
Athens
Madge Stone
Jennie O'Dell
Raymond Walker
C. M. Gill
D. Scott Allen
Uriah Brooks
Jeana Wood
Iate Cassius P. Wood
Carl Buck
Edward Smith
Charles Willams
CG. M. Gill
J. D. Haskin
James Fouty
Chauncey
Eme Znarley Wilson
George Carpenter
Haydenville
Marion Kerns
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Patay Cofini
Croa Cofini
Letha Edwards
Earl Edwards
Ohio State Penitentiary
James Vernon Fined for Intoxication in Athens
James Vernon of Athens was fined $5 and costs Monday night by Mayor Robert S. Wood after being found guilty of intoxication.
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James Vernon
Athens
Robert S. Wood
Bishop Cannon Jr Returns From Honeymoon Amid Station Fray
U R Bishop James Cannon Jr arrived home after a honeymoon to Union Station where his two sons and reporters clashed. He intervened to halt a public fight as Mrs Cannon fled the scene and police were asked to arrest reporters but declined.
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Washington
U.R
James Cannon, Jr
Union Station
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. &. Cannon
James Cannon
Cannon
Lord Birkenhead Dies in London
Statesman Lord Birkenhead born Frederick Edwin Smith died in London. Former secretary for India and eminent British statesman, he rose from a Liverpool lawyer to Britain's lord chancellor, declaring in youth he would reach the position at age 47 in 1919.
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London
U.R
Lord Birkenhead
India
Great Britain
Frederick Edwin Smith
Liverpool
Britain
The
Land
Charles G. Knight Dies at 81 in Athens County
Charles Gardner Knight 81 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness from arterial hardening. Funeral arrangements are pending. He leaves a widow and two sons Dr Charles Kelley Knight of the Wharton School University of Pennsylvania and Dr Oscar Alien Knight metallurgical professor at Pennsylvania State College. Both sons were in Athens during his death. Knight was a lifelong Athens County resident and longtime Lee Township official. He worked at Athens State Hospital for years.
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Charlies Gardner Knight
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Knight
Charles Kelley Knight
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Oscar Alien Knight
Pennsylvania State College
Ohio University
Athens
Athens County
Lee Township
Albany
Countess Cathcart Marries Shipping Millionaire in London
Vera Fraser, formerly barred from the United States in 1926 on charges of moral turpitude, wed Sir Rowland Hodge a 1-year-old shipping magnate today at Princes Row Register Office. Vera previously married Capt. A de Grey Warter who died in France in World War I. later wed the fifth Earl Cathcart, whose son is now the sixth Earl born in 1919. The 1922 divorce named the Earl of Craven.
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London
U.P
Vera
Cathcart
United States
Rowland Hodge
Princes Row
Countess Cathcart
Vera Fraser
Capt
A. de Grey Warter
France
Earl Cathcart
Earl of Craven
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Charles Pensy
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James Knight
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J. L. Wilson
Jesse van Horn
Millersport
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Rome Beauty
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Stayman Winesap
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Gold Packing House
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Gary Cooper
Paramount Picture
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