Pride of East Gallops Easy Two Miles at Downs
Allant Fox the Derby favorite worked two miles at Churchill Downs in Louisville watched by Far Sende. Buckeye Poet also breezed three lengths in 34 3-4 seconds with Eddie Legere clocking 23 for the first quarter. Other contenders like High Foot Ned O Crack Brigade Gone Away Longus and Ferrier showed various workouts as Derby preparations continue.
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United Press
Louisville
Allant Fox
Kentucky
Far Sende
Gallant Fox
Gallahad
Marguerite
Churchill Downs
Ferrier
Col. Bradley
Buckeye Poet
Breezing
Eddie Legere
BR Respess
High Foot
Chicago
Fvorite
Ned O
Crack Brigade
Longus
R. C
Downs
City Council okes street repairs on 100 plus blocks
More than 100 unpaved city streets will be scraped grav eled or repaired under the service department supervision after an ordinance passed Monday night. Each council member listed ten streets in his ward with details from C L Buchanan. The measure allows the service director to receive bids and contract work immediately with additions from Fred K Domer.
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C. L. Buchanan
Fred K. Domer
10Th St
Camden Av
Wertz Av
12Th St
Raff Rd
13Th St
Ardmore
Camden
Navarre Rd
Harrison Av
Smith Av
Anderson Pl
Wertz
9Th St
Ivydale
Maryland
Rostyn Av
L1th St
Linwood
6Th St
Four Faiths to Speak at May 28 Forum in Canton
Protestant Rabbi Catholic and Agnostic to Speak Here May 28 at a four cornered forum to discuss creed principles. Speakers include Rev P H Welshimer Clarence Darrow Quin O Brien and Rabbi Barnett Re Brickner with an order by lot. Community Fund drive reports progress toward a 403100 goal with pledges at 327677 and plans to raise 76000 more before Tuesday night meeting.
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Formn
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Clarence Darrow
Quin O'Brien
Chicago
Barnett RE. Brick.ner
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
George G. Whitehead
Community Fund
Courtland
Territorial Army
Michael Conley
T. K. Harris
Civic Fund
Charles E. Morris
Herman Barnes
R. A. Lathamer
Anne Browning
J. W. Strong
C. A. Allensworth
William Garner
Carl Dunkel
Colleen Moore Wins Divorce Over Humiliations by Producer
Colleen Moore, a leading film star, was granted an interlocutory decree by Superior Judge Thomas Gould in Los Angeles. She testified to repeated humiliations by John F. McCormick, a prominent motion picture producer, noting his ugly mood and lack of apology.
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Tntted Press
OS Angeles
Colleen Moore
Thomas Gould
John FE. McCormick
Army grid star Cagle forced to resign over secret marriage
Christian Red Cagle Army football star and West Point senior resigns after revelations of his 1928 secret marriage to Marian Haile of New Roads Louisiana. Officials say the decision stems from pay concerns and duty constraints at West Point.
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Iffy
Washington
Christian K. Cagle
Army
West Point
War Department
Cagie
Cagle
Marion Halle
New Roads
Gretna
New Orleans
Christian
Red") Cagle
Marian M. Haile
Posses Hunt Girl's Slayer In Des Moines May 13
Grimly determined posses and police search Des Moines for the attacker who killed year old Evelyn Lee. The body was found in a vacant lot after she had been missing since Saturday. Citizens armed with shotguns and rifles joined the hunt as detectives question witnesses and consider whether more than one man was involved.
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United Press
Des Moines
Evelyn Lee
Fort Des Moines
Evelyn
Ohio Mayor Ends His Life in Garage Suicide
Andrew Odvedy mayor of Newburgh Heights shot and killed himself in the garage behind his home this afternoon. He had recently become mayor two months after the death of former Mayor John J. Tegg and had served as president of the city council.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Andrew Odvedy
Newburgh Heights
Ovedy
John J. Tegg
Bancroft Goes Into Court in Nassau Case
Mineola New York Mayso Bancroft film actor appeared at Nassau courthouse to testify before the grand jury on injuries to Bleecker from a roadhouse assault. Bleecker, hospitalized with a broken jaw, said Bancroft allegedly attacked him after telling the actor, George, I think you're rotten.
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Mineola
N. Y
Bancroft
Nasauco
Bleecker
George
Masonic Lodge Special Communication Notice
Special communication of Can Lodge scheduled for Wednesday May 14. Members urged to attend at the lodge hall for ritual work and announcements.
Owen Roberts Named to Supreme Court Vacancy
A Philadelphia lawyer by reputation and practice, Owen J. Roberts was nominated by President Hoover to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant by the death of Justice Edward T. Sanford. Known for unraveling complex legal problems, he rose to national prominence after serving as government prosecutor in the Teapot Dome scandals.
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Servier
Ashington
Philadelphia
Owen J. Roberts
Hoover
Supreme Court
Edward T. Sanford
Senate
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Roberts
Coolidge
Owen Roberts
Harry Sinclair
Louisville Go Is Called Off Between Walker and Friedman
Boston May 13 The scheduled heavyweight bout between Mickey Walker and Al Friedman set for Louisville Kentucky Friday night the eve of the Kentucky Derby has been canceled it was announced today.
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Boston
Mickey Walker
al Friedman
Louisville
Senate seeks plan to resume Hawley Smoot talks
Senate leaders pressed for conference resumption with the house over the Hawley Smoot tariff bill as a stalemate persisted. House chiefs refuse to negotiate unless the senate votes on expert debenture and flexible tariff amendments or accepts the partial conference report already adopted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Honduran Protest Over U S Air Strikes on Towns
The Honduran government reports to the United States that Marine planes based in Nicaragua bombed Honduran territory during operations against Nicaraguan rebels. Aircraft crossed the border and destroyed houses in Pineulas Pan Grande and Puerta Grande.
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Honduras
United States
Nicaragua
Pineulas
Pan Grande
Puerta Grande
Turner Reaches Wichita in Lindbergh Coast Flight Attempt
Col. Roscoe Turner lands at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport at 4:40 a.m. in his bid to beat Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s record for a nonstop coast to coast flight.
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Wichita
Kas
Roscoe Turner
Charles A. Lindbergh
Body of Col Pablo Sidar Brought for Official Homage
The body of Col. Pablo Sidar, Mexican airman, was brought to San Jose Costa Rica for official homage by the government. He perished off the Costa Rican coast during a nonstop Mexico to Buenos Aires attempt.
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San Jose San Jose
Costa Rica
Col
Pablo Sidar
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Superintendent named for national home for aged
Mrs. Cora Andriesson of Cincinnati Ohio was named superintendent of the national home for the aged to be opened here next fall by the Daughters of America The announcement was made today in Tiffin Ohio.
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Tiffin, CO
Cora Andriesson
Cincinnati
National Home For the
Daughters of America
Population in Ohio Increases Significantly in 1930 Census
Ohio’s population grew markedly over the last decade with about 25 percent growth in large metropolitan areas and over 3 million residents in eight cities over 100,000. Cleveland and Cincinnati remain the largest cities while Toledo likely moved ahead of Columbus for third place. Columbus is estimated at 285,735 and Cleveland and Cincinnati are the top two.
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Ohio
United Press
United States
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Lake City
Hercules Motor Corp reports higher first quarter earnings
Officials said net earnings for the first quarter ended March 31 totaled 284,528.01 after taxes, up from the prior year. The firm employs 1,000 workers with an average monthly payroll of 140,000 and operates two shifts on a 22 hour schedule, signaling encouragement at the plant.
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Hercules Motor Corp
Hercules
Churches form new combine in Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
The Christian and Congregational churches of Ohio adopt the Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches as the new central organization. Existing Christian and Congregational structures will continue in their current relations to the Ohio body. All Bros. meet Wednesday at 1 PM to attend funeral of Bro. Wm. Shengle. bring autos.
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Hy United Press
Christian and
Congregational Churches of
Ohio
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Conferences of Christian Churches
Congregational Churches
Central
Congregational Conference of
All Bros
Hall
Bro
Wm. Shengle
Famous Beer Garden Burns at Meyers Lake
Bast’s Hall near Meyers Lake, once a famed pre prohibition beer garden, burned Mon night. Fire Chief Mesnar said the two story frame building, vacant for some time, was destroyed after an explosion heard by firefighters. Water pressure hindered efforts. dance hall and outbuildings survived.
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Germany
Robert O Mesnar
Meyers Lake
13Th St NW
Mesnar
England sweeps Poland in Davis Cup tie at Torquay
England completed a clean sweep in the European zone tie by winning all five matches. H G N Lee defeated Maks Stolarow and Nigel Sharpe beat Ignace Treczynski, with set scores of 6-4 6-2 8-6 and 6-2 6-1 respectively.
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Torquay
Eng
England
Poland
H. G. N. Lee
Max Stolarow
Nigel Sharpe
Ignace Treczynski
Judge Krichbaum to rule on mandamus in fee dispute
Judge Charles Krichbaum was to rule on a peremptory writ of mandamus in suits by A L Helling and A C L Barthel against County Auditor A A VanDorsten. Plaintiffs, attorneys appointed to defend men accused of murder, challenged fees of 690 dollars each after VanDorsten refused payment.
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Charles Krichbaum
A. L. Helling
A. C. L. Barthelmer
A. A. VanDorsten
Krichbaum
VanDorsten
Stark Dry Goods plans 116000 square foot annex tower in Canton
Stark Dry Goods Co announces a $250000 new building with a cubist seven story tower to rise next year at Tuscarawas st E and Piedmont av NE in Canton adjoining the Orpheum Theater. The remodel will blend the old store with the new annex creating one of the region's largest stores.
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Tuscarawas
Stark Dry Gooda Co
W. B. Erlanger
Tuscarawas Pl F
Piedmont Av
Orpheum Theater
Stark Dry Goods
Tuscarawas St E
Piedmont Av NE
Breeze Lowers Mercury to 52 Degrees in Stark Weather
A chilly wind swept Stark Monday night lowering the temperature to 52 degrees just before dawn. The same day saw a near cloudless sky and bright moonlight, with a record heat of 82 degrees on the day before. Forecasts predict showers by Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Hexamer Seeks Ohio Solon Job in Republican Run
Charles J. Hexamer of 404 Mahoning Ave NE announced his candidacy for representative in the state general assembly on the Republican ticket. A former member of the city council from the 1th ward and former chairman of the finance committee, Hexamer served two years as ward councilman and four years as councilman at large. His work rearranging city budgets and limiting expenditures drew commendation from the council.
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Charles J. Hexamer
Mahoning Vd
Finance Committee of Council
State General Assembly
Hexamer
Man Pleads Guilty to Arson in Multi-Defendant Arraignment
Arthur Nesbitt admitted burning property to prejudice an insurer before Judge Henry W. Harter Jr. The case stemmed from joint indictments with Albert Nesbitt Ethel Hoffman and Frank Moore who pled not guilty. Other defendants entered not guilty pleas including Con nor Connor Russell Everhart MerleFbey and W A Schotta plus James Johnson Booker Young and Bessie Williams. A new plan to appoint indigent defense attorneys was announced with questionnaires sent to attorneys and arraignment set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nesbitt
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Albert Nesbitt
Ethel Hoffman
Frank Moore
Connor
Mercy Hospital
Zoar
Russell G. Everhart
Merle Fbey
W. A. Schotta
James Johnson
Booker Young
Bessie Williams
Storms Rage Across Oklahoma City Areas
Storms which have laid waste several sections of Oklahoma in the past three weeks continued their destruction today. Although no loss of life was reported, winds hail and cloudbursts occurred in the western section.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Theft at Senator Hiram Johnson's Office Reported
Will Rogers notes repeated break ins at a senator's office, jokes that the worst charge is petty larceny. He mentions census blame on cities and Cleveland's population decline affecting post offices and counties. Claremore Oklahoma reports a 254 gain in population.
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Will Rogers
Everly Hills
Cal
Hiram Johnson
Senators
Claremore
Okla
Cleveland
Rogers
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Welshimer
Canton
Grid Star
Lotted Press
New York
James M. Maxon Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
Maxon
Chattanooga
David Paynter
Turner
Ethel Yeldem
Woman's Hospital
City Prison
Canton Plant
Rae
Canton Store
Breeze
Mercury
SOLON
Pepesene
Tov Oetitt
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