Escaped Convict Bowman Hunted Across Ohio
An escaped convict from the State Hospital for the Insane at Lima prompts a statewide search. Neal Bowman, deemed highly dangerous, kidnapped Sheriff Harold Partee of Vinton County, stole the officer’s car, and fled. 500 state and county officers are mounted on orders to shoot to kill.
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Neal Bowman
State Hospital For the
Lima
Ohio
Bowman
Harold Partee
Vinton County
Mixed early 1934 reports on industry and local events
The report cites United States Steel Corp December output rising 170 281 tons to 600 38 tons, with November and December 1932 totals given. Pennsylvania truck registrations are projected to top 7 million for 1884. Maryin Donblive’s move from Turson to Tucson is noted, plus a Raeke's Restaurant dancing series starting Thursday. Civil Service Board exam news and a Tony Perzelie slur suit are included amid local civic items.
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United States Steel Corporation
Large throng attends inspection of Pennsylvania National Guard unit
A large crowd gathered at the State Armory for the annual U S Army inspection of Company A, Pennsylvania National Guard. Major L W Fagg led the review with praise for the unit’s drill, tactical maneuvers, and readiness, as 55 soldiers and three officers, Captain W S Houghton and lieutenants Robert Brown and Ross Wehman, demonstrated precision and discipline under close scrutiny.
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Gormpnny A
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
U. S. Army
L. W. Fugg
Grove City
Cup
W. S. Houghton
Liouts
Robert Brown
Ross Wehman
Fagg
Company A
Prince and Wife Sail Separate to Japan for Honeymoon
Barbara Hutton and Prince Alesis Maivani plan separate crossings to Yokohama after a Los Angeles process server interrupted their wedding aftermath. The heiress learns her husband booked the Hikawa Maru to sail from Seattle, while she follows aboard the Tatsuta Maru. They pursue a delayed Orient honeymoon amid legal troubles of the Maivani family tied to Pacific Shores Oil Company.
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United Press
San Francisco
Barbara Hutton
Los Angeles
Prince Alesis Muivani
Pacific Ocean
Yokohama
Japan
Tim
Woolworth
Boy Dies After Slipping Under Truck Wheels
Pittsburgh eight year old John Burke rode atop a grocery truck with companions and was killed when he slipped under the rear wheels. Driver Joseph L. Waters surrendered to police as a coroner's inquest was readied. A steel worker, John Maryrnik, twenty four, of Harrisburg, suffered a leg injury requiring amputation after a machine fell on his lower limb at the Magnitic Marsiat Corporation Rankin plant.
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John Burke
Pittsburgh
Joseph L. Waters
John Maryrnik
Hanisin
MaGlintic-Marsiat Corporation
Rankin
State G. O. P. Awaiting Developments at Noon Today
Harrisburg Jan 10 The State Republicans wait on developments as they plan a push for a statewide slate this month. Major names are circulated without endorsement and Governor Pinchot’s possible Senate bid casts uncertainty over party unity and a potential pre primaries session.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
Repubican Party
Edward ©. Shannon
Columbia
William A. Schnader
Philadelphia
Frank J Harris
Allegheny Lounty
Lewis
York
Jin 5. Fisher
Pittsburgh
S. Davis Wilson
Robert KK
Cassatt
Murder Suspect Arrested in Indiana Returns to Ohio
Dwight Cherry, 26, wanted in Ohio for the 1926 murder of Thomas McMahon, was arrested in Indiana and to be returned to Vernon, Ohio. Cherry had earlier been sentenced for escaping from the Indiana State penal farm and parole was granted two years later. He used the name Robert Gooper when arrested.
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United Press
Maple Avenue Street Repair Finished in Corry
The Maple Avenue paving from Washington to South Street is the first CWA project completed in Corry. Second Ward improvements end late yesterday under EH A Williams. Brick gutters on Spring Street are underway, East Street gutters near completion, and widening of North Center Street between Franklin and Park Place continues. Municipal and fire department interior redecorating proceeds while drafting for city assessments advances under Carl Kittieberger, Gerald Skinner and Frederick Miller. Progress also noted on three school projects including Junior High interior repainting, Senior High alterations, and Library sewer repair with further interior repainting planned after final steps.
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Maple Avenue
Washington
South Street
CWA
Corry
Second Ward
EH. A. Williams
Spring Street
Pleasant
Church Streets
East Street
Center
Franklin Street
Park Place
Carl Kittieberger
Gerald Skinner
Frederick Miller
Newton bans teacher gifts in schools amid reforms
Newton Mass imposes a rule forbidding teachers to receive gifts from pupils. The change reflects broad updates in the city’s school system this year as officials push new standards. The text mentions prior public reforms and notes confusion over some fragmented lines about Perls Euridice and early opera history.
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Newton, Mass
Newton
Canadian Coin Premium Reported in Toléto
A Toronto resident recently back from Toléto reports a 20 percent premium on Canadian money when exchanging the balance of U S currency. The encounter highlights high exchange costs for visitors returning home.
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Toronto
Toléto
U.S
Ohio's State Flag and Flagship Heritage Discussed
A brief note on Ohio state symbols and historical pennant traditions, referencing flag design and regional heritage. The piece mentions Hwanke and Mlearn in connection with pennant display and state imagery.
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Ohio
Ohin
Thalia Massie On Route To Reno For Divorce
Mrs Thalia Massie central figure in Hawaii attack case of 1931 is pictured in a Chicago train coach en route to Reno where she will seek a divorce from her husband Lieutenant Thomas Massie U S N The motive is to end sensational strain from years past as she travels to court.
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Thalia Massie
Hawaii
Chicago
Reno
Thomas Massie
Builder of Largest Pipe Organ Stricken in Hershey
Hershey, Pa, Jan 10 Charles Seibert Losh, builder of the world’s largest pipe organ, died here at 50. A Perry county native, he began in the organ trade with J. P. Moller in Hagerstown. He spent three years constructing the enormous organ in Convention Hall Atlantic City, reputedly the largest of its kind.
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Unmtea
Hershey
Charles Seibert Losh
Losh
Perry County
J.P. Moller Pipe Organ Company
Hagerstown
Convention Hall
Atlantic City
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Raeke
Columbus
Corry Rod and Gun Chub
Civil Service Board
Tony Perzelie
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Fourth Ward
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Vidivari
Seattle
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Rudy Yulee
Vallee
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Mane
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Indiana
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Charla
R. J. King
West Churah Strout
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Perls Euridice
Hite
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Yrds
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Gus
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Fune
Myzll DeLury
Sindiymo
Binghamto
Wi Patterson
Williamaoners
Charthamton Wu Tunis
J. HP Rezelle
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