Cooper to Seek Second Term as Ohio Governor
Governor Cooper announced in Columbus that he will run for a second term. To qualify for the August primary ballot he must collect signatures from 1,000 electors across two-thirds of Ohio’s 88 counties. He spoke at the Cincinnati Club before the Exchange Club, urging sound economy and constructive progress while stressing local and state government must be funded and administered effectively.
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Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Govrnor
Cincinnati Club
Exchange Club
Republican Executive Committee
Paul Schirmer
Dana Avenue
Fifth Ward
Board of Elections
Schirmer
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Ray J. Hillenbrand
Hillenbrand
Beeen
Election Board
Carl Wenzel
Norwood
Wenzel
Fred Schneller
Ed D. Schorr
State Commierce
Schneller
Republican Women’s Club
Hamilton County
Myers Y R
Governor's Mansion
Babe to Be Reared by Modern Methods
In Cleveland on April 3 Judge Weygandt dismissed Mrs. Helen Dassel's habeas corpus action for custody of her six month old baby from husband Clarence and his parents Louis and Katherine Dassel. All parties admitted the old and new methods of rearing a child differ and cannot be reconciled. The Dassels said they would establish their own home and rear the child by the newer methods.
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Cileveland
Common Pleas
Weygandt
Cassels
Bettman to pursue land for new $6 million State Office Building
Columbus Ohio April 3 Immediate steps to acquire land for the $6,000,000 State Office Building will be taken after Attorney General Gilbert Bettman said a court denied an injunction blocking the city from gifting one tenth of an acre. Judge John R King ruled the city could transfer the land and that the city could gain more from the building than from park use. Bettman said he would proceed to acquire the necessary land by purchase or condemnation.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Common Pleas
John R. King
King
Fred F. Greene
Ottman
State Bureau of Accounting
City of
Dayton
Doctor Indicted for Insurance Swindle Murder in Arkansas
Dr A J Bass 55 a retired dentist and land dealer from Columbia Missouri was arraigned on a first degree murder indictment related to an alleged life insurance plot for 200000. Robert Pearman known as William Folta was found dead with three bullet wounds near Gravette. Bass identified the victim to attorney John Duty and faced the deceased’s children who accused him before being jailed.
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Bentonville
Ark
A. J. Bass
Columbia
Earl Blansett
Robert Pearman
Pearman
William Folta
Gravette
Conferees Start Hawley Smoot Talks Amid Publicity Clash
The Senate and House conferees began final talks on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill with 32 chemical rates under review. Smoot and Garner clashed over daily publicity as Smoot insisted on bi daily reports to the public, arguing the people deserve to know how the conference acts.
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Washington
Senate
House
Smoot
Rep
Utah
Garner
Dem
Tex
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Wife and son slain. Carver held for questioning in Florida
In Sebring Florida William R A Carver a former Philadelphia real estate operator was taken into custody for questioning after his wife and two year old son were killed during their siesta hour A $10000 life insurance on Mrs Carver naming Carver as beneficiary and stains resembling blood on golf trousers linked him to the case A coroner s jury had previously ruled that Ben Whitehead a Negro employed at the Carver home murdered Mrs Carver and Lee before Carver shot Whitehead with Carver aiding his wife s assailant during the incident Sheriff Wolff and State Attorney Burton led the inquiry and announced Carver would be questioned next morning.
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Sebring
Fla
William R.A Carver
Philadelphia
Carver
Oscar Wolff
Grady Burton
Wolff
Empress Zauditu Dies in Abyssinia Ruler and Heir Mentioned
Empress Zauditu co ruler of Abyssinia and descendant of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba died in Addis Ababa at about 54. She was daughter of Menelik II and sister to Lij Yasu. Ras Tafari, crowned King of Kings in 1928, has been the real ruler and heir apparent. Continued on Second Page.
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Sheba
Solomon
Abyssinia
Addis Ababa
Zauditu Coruler
Solmon
Menelik II
Lij Yasu
Ras Taffari
Menelik
Negus
Guebbi
Ethiopia
Hon
Judah
God
Lij
She
Taffari
Addis
Trans-Oceanic Dirigible Service Details Reported
Dr Hugo Eckener outlines plans for a two ship German and two ship U S dirigible service with Graf Zeppelin and a larger terminal ship. Eastward flights could take two days and westward three, with passenger fares near double steamship rates and plans for airplane contacts midflight.
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Washington
Hugo Eckener
J. Q.aenaaeher
Germany
America
United States Navy
Hunsacker
International Transport Company
Graf Zeppelin
Eckener
United States
Navy
Ten killed as Devon fireworks plant destroyed by blasts
A series of explosions at the Pennsylvania Fireworks Display Company plant in Devon near Philadelphia killed ten people, injured more than thirty, and sent shock waves lasting miles. Most victims were plant employees. the fire destroyed ten buildings, with damage to about 200 surrounding homes and notables injured at hospitals or on site. The blast was felt up to thirty miles away.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Fireworks Display Company, Inc
Devon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Indian Woman Pleads Guilty To Murder Count
Lila Jimerson known as the Red Lilac of the Cayuga Indians pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree in the fatal shooting of a white artist's wife. She faces a sentence of twenty years to life. Nancy Bowen, also indicted, awaits decision after testimony about alleged witchcraft in the courtroom.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Buffalo City Hospital
Henri Marchand
Moore
Nancy’ Bowen
Mrs. Marchland
Municipal Court Judge Seeks More Space and Staff
Judge Landon L. Forchheimer of Hamilton County Municipal Court told the Lawyers' Club that clerks bailiffs and minor officers work from 730 AM to 6 PM daily including Sundays to handle rising caseloads. He cited 4660 cases tried in the last term, 1200 more than the first year. He urged courthouse expansion and probation improvements as two extra judges are anticipated.
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Landon L. Forchheimer
Lawyers’ Club
Hamilton County
Judge Forchheimer
Cincinnati
Firemen Rescued After Smoke Overcomes Crew in East Sixth Street Fire
In Cleveland two firemen were overcome by smoke and trapped by a minor blast during a late night blaze at East Sixth Street and Superior Avenues. Their team dragged a ladder to the floor to reach them, saving the workers. Twenty hotel guests fled their rooms in the adjoining Hollenden Hotel.
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Cleveland
East Sixth Street
Superior Avenues
Hollendén
Meeting fails as Mrs Bethell collapses during custody talks
The custody battle over Miss Marjorie Schiele intensified as Mrs Henriette Keppel Bethell suffered a nervous breakdown after a failed reconciliation meeting with her daughter and Mrs H F A Hawke. Attorney Charles B. Terry arranged the mezzanine meeting at the Gibson Hotel.
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Henriette Keppel Bethell
Bottled in Bond Cache on Miami Tracks Stirs Cincinnati Trio
Three prominent Cincinnatians returning from the South in a private car with three suitcases face a mock search. A sentinel guards the bags and resists a warrant, then all return to their seats as the bags are found empty.
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Fulorida Nestles
Miami
Queen City
Jake
Treaty dawn humanizing U S submarines
London talks yield a three power settlement on submarine rules as jurists agree ships must not be sunk without warning and passengers not left in open boats. Anglo French security talks stall with Paris London widening gap. No further snags expected before ratification by big five.
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John I. Balderston
New York World Service
London
Jurists Committee
Paris
Committee No. 1
Big Five
Students Riot At USC After Cop Arrests Co ed
Police riot squads moved in to quell a disturbance at the University of Southern California when a traffic patrolman arrested a co ed motorist for reckless driving. Students claimed the officer sped and tampered with his car tires while jeering and roughing him. Riot squads dispersed the crowd after arrival of Central Station units.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Thomas Jensen
Jeanne Sanger
Jensen
Ens
Taen
Longevity in America Seen as Myth As Death Rate of Adults Increases
New York World News Service reports that lifespan gains at birth are offset by rising adult deaths. The Federal Bureau study, presented at the Milbank Memorial Fund meeting, notes deaths from tuberculosis heart disease cancer diabetes cerebral events pneumonia nephritis and accidents after age 35. Women survive longer than men at every age.
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America
New York World News Service
New York
Sam
Federal Genius Bureau
Milbank Memorial Fund
Which Is Essential to Plan for Shifting Cases
An analysis argues planning must focus on flexible case handling. It highlights adaptable resources, cross training, and scalable processes to manage changing caseloads effectively.
Judiciary Committee Postpones Action on Prohibition Measures
Attorney General Mitchell blocks the Hoover Commission plan for juryless dry trials and opposes altering the Jones five and ten law. The House Judiciary Committee delays further debate on dry measures while considering new court relief through more federal judges.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Mitchell
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Hoover Commission
United States
Judiciary Committee
Graham
Rep
Doys
House
Commission
Congress
White House
Crime Commission
Commission On Law
United States Commissioners
Probe of Wet and Dry Expenditures Opens Today
Senate Lobby Committee chair Senator Robinson announces opening inquiry into John J. Raskob and anti prohibition activities. Reports claim the Democratic National Chairman donated 64 500 to the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment in the last three years. Raskob to appear tomorrow for questioning.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Senate Lobby Committee
Robinson
Rep
Ind
House of Representatives
Raskob
Daily Weather Data and Temperatures Across Cities
A weather summary lists fair to improving temperatures in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with varying regional rises. City figures show current high and low readings alongside precipitation in the last 24 hours. Entries include New York Chicago Cleveland Nashville and other major locales with notes on wind and cloud conditions.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Albany
Nashville
New York
Cleveland
City
Detroit
Philadelia
Wash
Chicago
Jack’nville
Duluth
Atlanta
N. Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Denver
N.W
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