Note of disapproval by Associated Wrens in Cotns O
In Cotns Ohio on February 2 the Associated Wrens report leaders facing a bleak outlook as a state aid bill for schoolteachers salaries appears doomed in the senate. Democratic and some Republican senators oppose the measure while governors White relief proposals gain momentum, including use of $4 million in highway funds and new taxes on admissions and amusements.
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Associated Wrens
Cotns
Pullio
Funda
Senate
Seattle
Dakn Ay Iovadiy
Seisty County
G. K. White
Canons
Peesons
George White
Daymalt
Hue
Prowler Near Senator McGill's Kansas Home
Washington dispatch reports a prowler alarmed Senator McGill of Kansas as his family dined. Police traced the disturbance to the residence after a noise outside, seen through a window was a man with a double barreled shotgun. footprints were found near the home and no motive or reason for the intrusion was known.
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Washington
Metropolian
Xeen
McGill
Kansas
Anim
Holic
Mie Lome
Firestone Tires Cut Price Again Across Cities
Akron Rubber company announced a five percent price cut on specified tire grades in a series of live price wars nationwide. Other grades would be reduced in proper relation as factories prepared to adjust to new market conditions.
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Akron
Beh. A
Tite Arine
Tire Quid Rubber Company
Olfor Contputer
Uhy
Ohio may win place on Ways and Means body
Washington Feb 2 Ohio is near certain to gain a seat on the powerful Ways and Means committee, which handles tax revenues and tariffs. Ohio last held a slot before the death of Charles C. Kearns. Republicans Nicholas Longworth and John C. Cooper are named as likely Ohio candidates for the next ranking post on the committee. Cooper, in his tenth term, would join the panel as a veteran Republican on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
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Ohio
Associated Breen
Washington
Ways and Means
Charles C. Kearns
Kearns
Hhrough Nicholas Long- Worth
Cincinnati
Representativeohn C. Cooper
Yourstown
House
Veterop Chia
Ohio Valley Bridge Championship Tests Skill and Auction Play
More than 200 top bridge players from several cities gathered in Cincinnati for the third annual Ohio Valley Championship Bridge tournament. The event centers on team-of-four auction play and qualifying rounds for the auction pair title. Cleveland has won the team title the last two years. The Ohio Valley event, sanctioned by the American Bridge League, runs through Saturday and marks new league rules adoption.
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Cincinnati
Fel
Towm
Cleveland
American Bridge League
Wall Vow
Roosevelt Moley Confer With Hull For Secretary Role
President elect Roosevelt and Professor Raymond Moley held a joint conference with Senator Hull of Tennessee in Washington. Hull, viewed as the leading candidate for Secretary of State, left for Washington after the meeting while still silent on his offer.
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Hull
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Wishington
Stile
Hult
Ale Roosevelt
225 Men Return to Railway Shop
Chicago officials of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad announced that 225 men formerly laid off in the Aurora, Illinois, shops would return to their jobs next Monday as part of the economy program. Cleveland’s February 1 warmest in history. Yesterday’s high reached 43.8 degrees and was followed by thunderstorms.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Aurora
Cleveland
Thanderstomn
Probe Suggested Into Relief Funds Diversion
The article notes a proposed investigation into relief funds with claims of millions diverted from the relief commission. It questions whether about 15 million may have been diverted instead of the roughly 2.6 million originally reported, amid unclear authorship and fragmented text.
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Colwimbttey
Orion
Els Anil de
Relef Gommnissinn
Reuben Connolly Accident Victim
An illen jimne near Wet Jester Ohio? Reuben Connolly suffered minor bruises and a severe injury when his automobile overturned while enroute to Columbus. A tire blew out causing the vehicle to leave the road. Connolly was unconscious and taken to the dentist’s office by passing motorists.
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Gannehy
Columbus
Uhean
Cininely
Roosevelt Brain Trust Angers Some In Congress
In Washington the slogan targets Roosevelt’s brain trust as critics among Democrats and other lawmakers. The piece mocks professors advising the president elect while warning that liaison officers and contact men risk partisan backlash as Congress resents outside interference.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Eleet Roosevelt
Coolidge
Solons Seek To Limit Debate On Various Bills In Senate
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers move to curb debate with a new rule as urgency for supply measures grows before March 4. Negotiations underway to initiate debate on all appropriation bills amid general agreement predicted. Senate session noted for short 15 minute rule and low energy.
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Solons
Washington
Senate
Alin
Sena
Anti-War Pact Talks Reach South American Leaders
A three nation conference opened in Argentina with Chancellors Saavedra Lamas and Miguel Cruz Chuga meeting to discuss a new anti war pact. Argentina Chile and Brazil show support as plans extend to Paraguay and Bolivia amid tense regional diplomacy.
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Argentina
Mayall
Chile
Bens Aive Aventina
Brazil
Saavedra Lamas
Miguel Cruchuga
Paraguay
Bolivia
Fire Loss at Baerman Garage
A blaze at Baerman Garage caused about 150 dollars in damage. Sparks ignited awnings and nearby sheds, with flames observed near the residence and shed area. Firefighters contained the fire after efforts by local responders. investigation details not fully clear.
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Baerman Garage
Walter Denning Given Rank in Stantea Hee Service
Walter Deissia at Abeyond s Willard Denning, 64 North seventh street, is appointed a sacvad lieutenant of Stantea Hee, with duties at the Citizens Miltare Trainings camp at Fort Thanata. The appointment appears amid unclear wording and potential transcription errors.
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Walter Deissia
Abeyonds
Willard Denning
Seventh Street
Stantea
Bing
Washington Verne Dennie
Fort Thanata i Pane
CAPS FOR NURSES AT FT HAMILTON
The Fortamaleon School of Narre plans a cap ceremony for women nurses entering last September. A special event Friday at the hospital will present caps in a service with a religious tone. Speakers include Pastor Sag of the Line deny Church of Ghvid. Recipients listed are Margaret Pols qt and Margaret Krohn Qoht, with bidirectional ties to Hamilton and Dayton, Ky.
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Narre
Obylack
Ah Mei
Hh Egy
Tester
Deny Church of
Ghvid
Margeret Pols
Margaret Krohn Qoht
Hamilton
Bine Protacher
Dayton
Plan for Work Relief Urged by Cleveland Leader
Cleveland Leader urges Governor White to restudy the velin situation with the aim of work relief over direct welfare. The county democratic tender had sent the request to the executive, seeking action aligned with relief efforts.
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Cleveland
Mel
White
Weslio
Fetter
Whick
Cleveland Auto Trade Slumps In January Figures
Cleveland auto dealers report January sales at TU28 yen dora versus 128 units in the same month last year, reflecting a shift in demand and market activity amid uncertain economic conditions.
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Clevenma
Pep
AJ Yu Hogi
United States Draws Mexico in Davis Cup First Round
Paris February 2 US tennis team paired with Mexico in the Davis Cup North American zone first round. Draw presided by Albert LeBrun of France and attended by diplomats from many nations. Newark February 2 lie detector in central Ohio courts meets little success as judge declares instrument still experimental.
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United States
Albert LeBrun
France
Banlif
Newark
Iui
Ohio
Vojodg Oh eb 2 PY A ware Hargingg Aetiok
A damaged local notice reports a fraud case naming Elwood G Crensay and Wilson in a tampered report about a $12,000 windling charge. The fragment mentions Baltimore Mich and a Tateiile Poem case with unclear details and names.
Rindling S Wipe Named Dependa oo York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court action involving Winged wits of Toho ItinusTinus and a $250,000 allegation. Family figures and a brother are referenced as the complaint proceeds, with unclear names and details.
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Dependa
York
ItinusTinus
Congress Debates Budget and Reforms in Midweek Session
The Senate and House committees continue hearings on fiscal policy and currency reform. Officials address postwar economic reconstruction, independent offices funding, and the silver standard amid debates on treasury appropriations and banking measures.
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House
Would Abolish Clay County Ky Reported by State Examiner
The article discusses a proposal to abolish Clay County Kentucky. State Inspector Suz V. Sewell notes violent contention and the examiner warns abolition would divide the territory. Gov Roby orders consideration of the examiner's report and implications for county governance.
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Clay County
Mae Gue
Bombing incident reported with damage to windows
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an arson style bombing last night near Arron, mentioning a homemade device and windows blown out on a building. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the event is framed as a bombing with property damage and a possible motive under investigation.
Candlemass Day Observed and Resume Operations at Ohio Plant
A fragmented report notes Candlemass Day observed in Catholic churches with blessing of candles. It also mentions St. Wace feast observances and a plant in Ohio resuming operations after a months long pause, with a Philadelphia area firm cited and about workers returning.
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Wace
Ohio
Minladelphia, O
Hero
Roosevelt outlines Tennessee Valley 200000 jobs plan
President elect Roosevelt proposes a vast Tennessee Valley project to create up to 200000 jobs and spur a new America. The plan spans several states and includes forestation flood basins water power reclamation and eventual river control to revive industry and reduce unemployment. Local leaders and engineers would begin work immediately aiming to employ 40000 to 70000 at once and extend benefits nationwide.
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Roosevelt
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Alleghenies
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Hitler Campaign Starts With Ban On Communists
Berlin reports Chancellor Titler’s campaign kicks off with bans on Communist agitators across much of Germany. The move heightens tension as the regime seeks a parliamentary majority amid warnings of suppression. Leaders vow a four year plan while opposition leaders condemn the speech as a dangerous consolidation of power.
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Berlhin
Titler
Graf Appen
Germany
Greier
Hiller
Fawrer
Ghiun Press Asesociation
Venistun Polies
Siveky
Sae
Albee
Ambre
von Hinlendrrg
Lee Mone
Elimelur
Social Democratic
Urgin
Leon Sbalin
Flitter
Pastors Call for New Social Order at Convention
A damaged report from a Clay Pastors convention closes with a call for a new eronormie system. The text is garbled but suggests a shift toward a new social order and fears for widows and misses, describing a tragedy if old rules persist.
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Ie Clay Pastors
Abel
Jolla
Eastern Star District Meeting Attended by Washington Chapter
Members of Washington Chapter Xn 195 Order of Eastern Star gathered at the Whitetrivt Masonic temple in Cunhinnart Wednesday night for a district meeting. Attendees included Mrs Chester Mane gion Mr and Mrs LeNoy Theurer Mrs and Mrs Ray haneson Mrs Kate Jamegon and several others.
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Washington
Masonic Temple
Cunginnart
Kate Jamegon
Itta Streibiel
Helena Kort
Jamea Dor Johan
Ida Teller
Sadllinn Hamison
Rerniew Knewht
Provence Gillespie
Edna Paneson
Mee
Viery Ghindiauier
George Nohard
Mavis Holler
Mindhy Geeke
Lorena Morener
Viola Ubi
N.Y. Bankers Subpoenaed by Senate Banking Committee
Washington February 2 high officials of the National City Bank including Gordon Mentschler and others were subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Banking Committee's stock investigation on February 24. Chairman Norbeck announced the action amid ongoing inquiries.
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Senate
Washington
Web
Mitchel
Gordon Mentschler
Anu
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Senate Banking Committee
Stork
Norbeck
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