Superintendent Resigns After Student Walkout at Washington High
Washington D. H. Feb 6 A. D. St Clair Washington high school superintendent resigns after students walked out demanding his departure. The board granted the request after a special session. St Clair cited students’ interests and served under a three year of a five year contract. About 400 pupils joined the walkout lasting one day.
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Washington, D. H
A. D. St. Clair
Washington High School
Board of Education Today
St. Clair
L. W. Reese
St Clair
Coaster Injured After Crash on East Chestnut Stairs
Marshall Page son of Mr and Maw Frank Page Sheridan Drive suffered head injuries including two cuts on the left side a cut over an ear and contusions on the hands after a coaster crashed into a pile of bricks while going down East Chestnut Street and across Maple Street. He was treated by a local physician.
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East Chestnut Stairs
Maple Street
Marshall Page
Frank Page
Sheridan Drive
Bail retires from Millerport hardware firm
W Bail ends 15 year run with Millersport Hardware Co. A. J. Lynn and son Clive Lynn take over the interest. Clive continues active. A L remains silent. Eugene Parrush is secured. No major operation change expected. aim to expand stock and service. Esther Hankison admitted to city hospital for operation.
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W. Bail
A. J. Lynn
Millersport Hardware Co
Lynn
Clive Lynn
Bail
A. L
Eugene Parrush
Millersport
Esther Hankison
E. Main St
City Hospital
Jackson Day rally hears Josh Lee defend New Deal
About six hundred rallied at the Fairfield county Democratic Club in a high school gym as Rep. Josh Lee Oklahoma urged support for Roosevelt's New Deal. He accused critics of wanting to wreck the constitution and blamed Hoover for economic distress while praising gains under the New Deal and government aid to workers.
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Roosevelt
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Fairfield County
Democratic Club
Lee
Hoover
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Democratic Party
Lea
Washington
National Chamber of Commerce
Wall Street
Officer inadvertently drives missing car after radio alert
United States deputy marshal, hearing a police description over the radio, drove up in Lancaster and realized he had taken Leo Brown's Chrysler sedan by mistake. He had left his own car near the police station with an empty gas tank and did not locate Brown to apologize. The mix up begun when Brown parked the new Chrysler in front of the Lancaster Post Office and left the keys.
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Leo Brown
Lancaster Art Memorial Co
Lancaster
United States
Broad Street
Brown
Nelsonville
Pekin Strike Ends After 24 Hours of Turbulence
The Pekin general strike was broken today announced by labor leader Jack Kinsella. The Pekin Association of Commerce voted to reopen 200 stores and restore police protection. Strikers remain at the American Distilling Company with 700 workers out for over two weeks.
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PEKIN
Jack Kinsella
Labor General Staff
Kinsella
Pekin Association of Commerce
Ralph Goar
American Distilling Company
District Meet Of G O P Next Week In Ohio District Areas
Republican leaders in 11th Ohio district prepare for a key pre primary meeting not later than mid next week led by John P. Phillips Jr. of Chillicothe. Harmony is the theme as counties Pickaway Ross Fairfield Perry and Hocking plan delegates alternates and party posts for the Cleveland convention and national slate.
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Borah
Ohio
John P. Phillips
Chillicothe
Phillipe
Pickaway
Ross
Fairfield
Perry
Hocking
Cleveland
Lana
Mell
Q. Underwood
Democrats
Underwood
U. S
Pickaway and Wesscos
C. EB. Ruble
Lancaster
Ruble
Congress
Fairfield Conty
Knox Reluctant to Announce Presidential Plans
Cincinnati Feb 6 publisher Frank Knox in Ohio for a speech declined comment on entering the Ohio primary against Senator Borah and planned to discuss the situation with aides before making any announcement. Leroy Cook announces birth of daughter Loretta Mies at 336 Cleveland Avenue.
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Cincinnati
Frank Knox
Chicago
Ohio
William E. Borah
Knox
Nover
Borah
Clarence J. Brown
Ed Schorr
Republican State Central Committee
Otto
Leroy Oocok
Nina Vaneitkie
Cleveland Avenue
Loretta Mies
Idaho
Washington
Roscoe C. Mcfuloch
Borab
Daniel Morgan
Cleveland
John 8S. Knight
Akron
M.A. Myerovich
Youngstown
C. Nelson Sparks
Democratic committee endorses Lantz for Congress
Fairfield County Democratic executive committee endorsed Dr. James Lantz of Lancaster for U.S. Congress in the 11th District with an unqualified endorsement. Ten of twelve members were present to sign the resolution praising his public service, military record, and qualifications to win the seat formerly held by Mell G. Underwood. The district includes Fairfield, Ross, Perry, Hocking and Pickaway counties, and Gov. Davey may receive an endorsement later this week.
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James Lantz
Lancaster
U.S
Fairfield County
Democratic Executive Committee
Dr. Lantz
Eleventh
Congress
Democratic Party
Mell G. Underwood
Federal District Court Bench
Fairfield
Ross
Perry
Hocking
Pickaway
Davey
Jackson
F. J. Bittinger
Howe
Ohio Assembly
Jyrna Emith
Judge Dunlavey
Magruder to Stay at Desk Amid Resignation Demand
Luetta Magruder said she will remain at her Columbus desk until Governor Davey names a successor. She argued political appointments should not drive child welfare decisions and warned revocation powers over licenses must not be ignored to protect children.
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Columbus, O
Luetta Magruder
State Charities Division
Davey
Load of coal cars moves through Lancaster amid lingering freeze
Lancaster and Fairfield County endure a renewed cold snap with temperatures dipping to five above zero. State weather officials warn winter’s grip remains, as more loaded coal cars from the Hocking Valley pass through Lancaster while unloadings rise. Bucyrus reports a one ton limit amid fuel shortages. Schools statewide reopen after recent freeze though highways risk delays from thawing conditions.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Fegal Railroad
Hocking Valley
Bucyrus
Ohiolans
Birth Announcement for Harolld Hiller’s Daughter
Mr and Mrs Harolld Hiller announce the birth of a daughter at the city hospital Wednesday. The birth is reported to be in Columina Minnesota with a listed payment of 2554 dollars.
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Mt. and
Harolld Hiller
Columina
City Hospital
Wetnesday
Leadership Loss Faces Governor Hoffman Over Hauptmann Case
In Trenton New Jersey on February 6 Governor Harold G Hoffman lost party leadership after befriending Bruno Hauptmann the Lindbergh kidnapper. The Republican state committee ousted him and set up a permanent headquarters to steer legislation appointments finances and party power. Deputy Chief Schwarzkopf and Attorney General Wilentz drew criticism amid calls to curb Hoffman authority as Hauptmann faces resentence by Justice Thomas W Trenchard with a new execution date to be set within eight weeks.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
Lindbergh
Republican Party
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Henry W. Jeffers
Jeffers
Schwarzkopf
Schwarzcopf
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Republican State Committee
Thomas W. Trenchard
Kauptmann
Trenchard
Permanent injunction halt on tree cutting in Pleasant township road widening
Fairfield County common pleas court makes injunction permanent in Jeannie Watson versus D C Lysinger and others trustees to stop cutting trees for road widening. Journal entry filed today confirms final hearing outcome.
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Jeannie Watson
D. C
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lancaster Couples
James D Mitzpatrick a truck driver and Annie E Martin both of Lancaster obtained a license with Rev George Grosse of Columbus officiating George Elden Rit a Lancaster salesman wed Hagel Bell Smith of Lancaster with Wm G Seaman present in Lancaster The record lists multiple licenses and officiants in Lancaster area marriages.
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James D. Mitzpatrick
Lancaster
Annie E. Martin
George Grosse
Columbus
George Elden Rit
Hagel Bell Smith
Wm. G. Seaman
France and Britain Invite Germany to Peace Conference
Paris February 6 The French and British governments reached an agreement to invite Germany soon to attend a conference of principal European powers focused on peace on the continent.
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Paris
Germany
Mother of Heiress in Sterilization Plot Sought by Police
San Francisco officers seek Mia Hewitt mother of Ann Hewitt in a sterilization plot. Warrants for mayhem issued against Hewitt and two local physicians. Mrs Hewitt reportedly may have fled to England aboard the Premen with a Baroness alias. Co-defendants surrendered on $250 bail as the civil suit seeks $500 000.
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Bansfrancisco
Proiotice
New York
Ban Francisco
Maryéu Cooper Hewitt
Ann Cooper Hewitt
England
Lloyd Line
D’erlanger
St. Regis
London
Eng
Baron D’erlanger
Blumenfeld confident of acquittal in Liggett murder case
Isa dore Blumenfeld known as Kid Cann arrived in Minneapolis court claiming he will be acquitted of murdering Walter Liggett. Defense witnesses challenged eyewitness IDs and police reports while prosecutors signaled a possible inquiry into confidential police files used in the Liggett investigation.
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Minneapolis
Isadore
Kid Cann
Blumenfeld
Walter Liggett
Edith Liggett
Wesley Andresch
Liggett
Anderson
Frederic A. Pike
Ligjgett
Hidden 30 Foot Ladder Found at Ohio Penitentiary Mill
Columbus February 6 A partially made wooden ladder was found hidden under a pile of timber in the Ohio penitentiary planing mill. Warden James C Woodward announced the 30 foot ladder was likely built by prisoners planning an escape. He stated mill employees will not be questioned.
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Columbus
Ohio
James C. Woodward
Woodward
Special Meeting of West bool IPTA Tonight
A special meeting of the West bool IPTA is scheduled for seven thirty tonight to discuss agenda items and decisions. Formal notice invites members to attend and participate in the session.
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the West
Banquet Dinner Likely Tied to Mild Stomach Aches
Several attendees of the annual Jackson Banquet at the high school reported minor illnesss or discomfort after the event. Health officials found no need for medical care for most, attributing symptoms to a slight tummy ache. The LH8 home economics department suspects the cold storage turkey served may have caused the issue. Ruth Yauter, head of the department, said future menus will adjust poultry handling and portions.
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LH. 8
Ruth Yauter
Abe
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