Opposition for Hoover Seen in Ohio Delegates
A Columbus dispatch from April 6 1937 reports notable opposition to Secretary of Commerce Hoover within Ohio Republican districts. Willis polled heavily in rural counties, while Hoover delegates carried tea-fly counties and some rivals, with 24 multi- county delegates expected to unite in Kansas City for the ballot.
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Thor
Hoover
Ohio
Willis
Tynaday
Wyed Warner
Ehniruan
Taleventual
Ib Moover
Hero
Kanzas City
Chydemak
Warner Caattendad
Chovelwtl
Lwo Sears
Wooster Students Nominate Hoover in civic ballot
Wooster Ohio April 27 A local student nomination notes Hoover commended for a rally. The ballot lists Hoover for vice president with other candidates including Coanl Leo Nicholas Murray Tuller Wil lam Thiley Thompson and Lowder.
Ernest West Dies Suddenly at 83 in Dayton Home
Ernest West aged 83 died suddenly at his home on 1217 Long Street. He was a highly respected oil man. Survived by his bereaved parents Mrs. William West, three brothers and one sister Ed West of Dayton, with many relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Ernest
West
William West
Red
Clyde
Dayton
Market closings Hamilton closings
Dividend declared by Ohio company Hindlay announces a stockholder meeting in May. Directors of the Liti iz Pipe Line company report total dividends due June 13. The note, dated April 27, confirms the payout and upcoming shareholder event, with details limited by the damaged text.
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Ohio
Hindlay
Litiiz
Eeslaced
Iumotal
Siaal Vable
Ib Owas
Sg. Yesterdiny
Twelve firemen buried as second floor collapses in store
In Metropolis a three story Tina's Department Store collapsed after a fire. Twelve firemen were buried under debris and many were taken to hospitals with serious injuries. The building was destroyed and a search for victims continued as officials assessed the loss.
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Pean
Tina
Siinous
Sandino Flees Into Jungle Amid Rebel Claims
An undated report describes Augusto Sandino fleeing into jungle country east of Thetenen L000 after attacking rail lines near Puerta Chezas and Puerto Cadenas. The note mentions American interest and possible ties to rebel bands, with unclear details about Mie Landing water and a mysterious disappearance linked to General Gavan.
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Augustino Sandino
Sus
Peer Thera Nice Tenis
Pilevla Catezas
Brangman’s Hult
Hive
Sicarapuan Tahorfea
Puerto Cadenas
Pato
Puerta
Fron
Babiy
Aguesicniy
Loting Ta Lue
Woman detective finds clothing at store in North Second Street raid
A woman detective aided by officers traced a robbery at the East End Prosi store on North Second Street. They recovered a pile of shot and other items, with a description leading to a man who prompted the theft for 79 rents. The suspect was arrested on Vine Street and Fourth Street near Maple Avenue.
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Magnolia
Tranedd Quinn
East End
Prosei Company
North Second Street
Vine
Ng Pelt
Daveeny Inn
Morton Toons
Fourth Street
Maple Avenue
Darlai
Alienation of Affection Suit Filed by Helen Molonda
Woman named Helen Molonda files alienation of affection action against her husband’s alleged partner. Court records show claims for damages totaling 376 000 dollars and potential further sums. Case references include Lakewood and Willow locations with involved individuals Catherine Thy Kataa and Mrs. Helen Mievesa Molonda.
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Bolt Glevotan
Catherine Thy Kataa
Wenilly
Omican Sentenced in Marietta Death
Abe George, 26, was sentenced to three to thirty years in the Ohio penitentiary here yesterday after pleading guilty to shooting with intent to kill in the death of Morey Gory Toea. Marielle, O., April 27.
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Omican
Marietta
Marielle
Apr
Abe George
Ohio Pepitonling
Mores Gory
Glory Ane
Bill
Fatal railroad crossing crash near Coshocton injures six
An April 27 crash on an unguarded Virginia railroad crossing near Coshocton killed seven, including PY Ghavica Kepley 33 and Mis. Charles Lapley 60, plus Mrs Lapley 26 and three children, with one survivor dying later in hospital. The eastbound train demolished the car and the victims died at the scene or en route.
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Coshocton
PY Ghavica Kepley
Goncaville
Charles Lapley
Goshocton
Garl Lapley
Coshek
Piener
Tom Hospital
Must Be Nice Reports High Living on U P Al
New York, April 27. UP AL reports Fred Loewnstein and his Belgian Groe sus are spending about 400 dollars daily for a hotel suite for himself and a party. Food costs run nearly as high, with total daily outlay estimated around 32 000 dollars.
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New York
Alfred Loewnstein
Wesleyan Invited to Play Army Eleven
Ohio Wesleyan receives an invitation to meet the United States Military Academy eleven at Web Point. Athletic officials have arranged for the game with plans to sort out scheduling and location amid NCAA era discussions.
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ARMY
University
Fonteum
United States Military Academy
Ayan
Ohio Wesleyan
iWeb Point
Nalfa Eas
Lollivers
United States Military
Eal Phiss
James G Reed Dead in Middletown Area
James G Reed died at his brother Robert Reed's home on the highway near Middletown. Parents were formerly residents of The Miami Valley. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 PM at the Reed home, conducted by Rev. Bal Ingatan of Monver, with interment in the local cemetery.
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James G Reed
James
Govan
Tred
Robert Reed
Thie Highway
Middletown
Miami Vallley
Panrer
Balingatan
Monver
Walh Former GOP Leader Sentenced in Leavenworth
Fort Wayne Indiana April 27 Walh a former Republican state chairman and former vice president of a local bank was sentenced to long years in Leavenworth Prison. Weaver, another official, pled guilty to major charges and faces prison time as well.
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Ind
Deaa. Walh
Virsh Na Hounllank
Tingeange
Heavenworth Waloral
Vilenling
A. O Weaver
Removal of three criminal judges asked in Chicago
Chirayea April 2 GPP Rewiovt othrew jailgea and the vinyl workers Lersy denelel 7 floy Ghirage Gries ouionseions Ivey row tay Taw efypeement shared altiaie bensern polities sul vvininilate held sponsor, the statement ob he ve y a non utsieind organization Tat tibul Bier, Stanley and the records of the fe Wet three months Yor inbatantialion af ity charges.
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Chirayea
GPP
Altiaie Bensern
Sponsiaikes
Stanley Nod
Suit In Common Pleas Court Over Note And Mortgage
The defendant J A Wis tante answers in common pleas court admitting the note and mortgage but denying other allegations. The plaintiff Jessie Denke sues to collect the note and mortgage. The answer also denies the cross petition of the Fort Martallan Motor Company.
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Bissante
J. A. Wissante
Jessie Denke
Prins Court
Isiseantz Niuut
This Is The End In Arlington Grievance Riot
A chaotic scene in Arlington followed the discovery of Floyd Yonnell’s body at a worksite. A friend of Bunnell assisted, and an emotional burial attempt escalated as a man used a spade, shouting, then climbed from the grave in a tense confrontation.
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Floyd Bennett
Arlington
U. S. Guards Citizens In Chinese War Zone
U S forces guard civilians as fighting escalates in northern China. Troop movements surge toward Shanlang and Yehchow near the Shanbing border as Allied powers seek to protect nationals and maintain pursuing advances toward the capital. United States Great Britain and Russia coordinate precautions amid tense front lines and refugee flows.
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Shanlang
Lroope
Sénk Te Yehchow
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Mies
Atuin
Kha
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Great Britain
Dugan
Transatlantic Flight News From Washington To Albany
April 27 reports describe Clarence Chamberlin’s transatlantic flight nearing refueling after departing Saint Agnes and passing over Washington and Albany. The Bremen crew’s journey from Saint Agnes involved airspace along the St. Law rence river with winds around 2,000 feet, while supporting aircraft observers tracked the event from Hartford and New York, noting altitude and sighting details.
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Cony
Clarence UW Chamberlin
Sto. Agnes
Washingtot
Bremen
St. Lawre
Aludds
New York
Poor Chicago Econom y Report Highlights Tiny Corporate Fund
The city of Chicago reports an appropriated balance of only 13,800 dollars in the corporate fund per the city comptroller Charles C. Pitamorris. The figure reflects a minimal official balance for city operations.
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Chicago
Ghicake
Charles GC. Pitamorrip Nhowes
Confirm Sale In Graham Suit Ends Estate Battle
Judge Glue presides in a Graham and Elliott estate dispute over real property. The court orders sale in the case of Meith Graham and Truda Elliott against Georgn Volland and others. Attornies fees are set at 5 ASN 72 for Vinorge Hbaliend Lena Strohl Bait Coohany Hilla Miliott Cael Tallangy.
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Gluewee Murphy
Ren Estate
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Truda Eiliott
Grorgn Volland Sind Otters
Leon Till
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Mhst
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Congressmen Madden Dies in Capitol Office
Washington April 27 veteran U S Congressman Martin Massden of Mine died suddenly from a heart attack. He collapsed at his desk and expired within minutes despite efforts by Rep. Sirovich of New York, a physician, who arrived after the attack.
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Lloyd Vormelt
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Quebra
Wemy
Navy
Martin Massden
Congress
Madelyn
Vive Sirovich
College Corner Board Liable In Bank Losses
Members of the College Corner Board in Puebla County are held responsible for a loss of school funds following a report by a special examination. The inquiry, conducted under the Ohio Public Officers Bureau, notes the district bank was not a legal depository.
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Macanon
College Corner
Sehosl
Puebla
Une de
Ohio
Delwnet Bank
Chasenool
Ineenport
Loree Gives Up Dream Of Trunk Line
Loree relinquishes plans to build a trunk line linking New York to a distant rail route. The sale proceeds total 65,000 dollars as the project collapses after weeks of opposition and shifting leadership in the railroad venture.
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Dream of Trunk Line
Dismissal Action Involving College Bank Ranking Company
A muddled report describes actions by officials including Wibson and the state superintendent in a case against the College Bank Ranking Company and WU Mair. The document notes dismissed matters and refers to various colonial institutions in unclear terms.
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Wibson
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College Cornar Vanking Company
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Yanks
Banitars
Chmege
Savidation
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Dona Cout
McGoy Named On Liquor Charge At Headquarters
McCoy is named on a liquor charge after a warrant was signed at headquarters by Patrolmen Hubert Dinwiddie and David Gaker. He is to appear in court next Monday night as reported. Also noted is a theft of lumber from homes under construction on Peebman avenue by Rigling Realty. Police were alerted Thursday by contractors. Patrick Brady dead veteran of the Spanish American War, services planned in Flory Virginia church Middletown Saturday with burial in Middletown.
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Waehintol
Admigal Peary
Bennett
Lihad
Byrd
Manning
Fish Regiment
Lower
Prak
M'Goy
Ces
Hubert Dinwiddie
David Gaker
McCoy
Peeeiman Avenue
Rigling Realty Company
Wan
Tee Patrick Brady
Patrick Bendy
Middletown City Hospital
Flory Vrinity Church
Middletown
Willia 28s Dies at Glevela
William Ross aged ten years dies at Glevela after a brief illness. He is survived by his brother Thorry Ay Rosa and many others. Funeral services at his brother’s home 44 South Eleventh Street Monday afternoon at about two o clock with Rev J S Denney officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon or evening.
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Thorry Ay Rosa
South Eleventh
South Eleventh Street
J. S. Denney
Trtorment
Greenwood
Friends Vinny Eall
Senator to Dedicate New Ohio Bridge in Gallipolis
United States Senator Manafield M4 Neely of West Virginia will deliver remarks at the dedication of the Gallipolis and Point Pleasant Silver Bridge on May 13. The event, announced yesterday, will feature principal addresses and formal ceremonies in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Ohio Bridge
Gaillipolis
United Slitea
Manafield M4
Neely
West Virginia
Gallipotis
Point Pleasant Silver Bridge
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