Tide Of Rebellion Against Franco British Peace Plans
A surge of resistance challenged Franco British peace proposals for Italy and Ethiopia as Britain seeks a quick settlement. Egyptian King Farouk signed a decree restoring constitutional government, complicating Mediterranean diplomacy and leaving Britain wary of sanctions talks at Geneva. Ethiopia rejected the plan declaring it cannot submit to force it did not provoke, amid league sanctions debates.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
London
Faud
Egypt
League of Nations
Britain
Mediterranean
Downing Street
France
Great Britain
Stresa
Haile Selassie
Great Stain
League
Paris
Geneva
Dessye
Havas
Train Collision Claims Third Victim In Delaware
A deadly train auto crash in Delaware claims the life of Mrs. Margaret Axthelm 18, bringing the death toll to three. Her husband Kenneth 22 and father-in-law Frank Axthelm 53 died Monday, while sister Marquita was injured.
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Delawared
Dee
Margaret Axthelm
Kenneth
Frank Axthelm
Marquita
Funeral for 109-year-old former slave Elmira Green
Mrs. Elmira Green 109, formerly enslaved in Amherst Virginia, died of paralysis at the Sandusky county home. Funeral services were held today in Fremont Ohio, AP reported.
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Fremont, O
Elmira Green
Amherst
Sandusky County
Ohio adopts new three per cent sales tax bill
Ohio's general assembly passes a 3 per cent sales tax measure similar to the current levy with a food tax temporary through 1927. The Senate amends to drop the whisky by the glass levy and remove farmer exemptions. expects to yield about $52 million next year as House factions anticipate further action.
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Solons
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Site Nuuse
Eye Committee
Senate
House
Carlton
Dargusch
The
Tax Commission
Mark Twain Popularity Drops Among College Readers
In Cincinnati on December 12, AP reports that Mark Twain works, while still selling well, do not appear among the 50 books most recommended by students at 53 colleges. Prof Clyde W Park of the University of Cincinnati notes the paradox in a volume prepared with the National Council of Teachers of English.
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Cincinnati, CO
Mark Twain
Clyde W. Park
University of Cincinnati
National Council of Teachers of English
Heirs Named for 75000 Estate of Pittsburgh Father
Frank L. Christman Pittsburgh businessman and recluse, died after being struck by a car leaving behind a 24 year mystery. His note left a $75,000 estate to his wife Mary Frances and four children Susan Edith Gertrude Mabel and Francis. The family vanished in 1909 and were last known in Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Frank L. Christman
Christman
Building and Loan Association
Mary Frances
Susan
Edith Gertrude
Mabel
Francis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Van Sweringen dies in Cleveland rail empire founder
M J Van Sweringen died in a Cleveland hospital after months of illness. He and his brother O P built a vast railroad empire from humble beginnings in Wooster Ohio. John J Bernet, longtime executive of their railroads, had recently died. The brothers started as newsboys and evolved into developers of Shaker Heights.
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Cleveland, O
M. J. van Sweringen
O. P
Mr. van Sweringen
Missouri Pacific
van Sweringen Brothers
van Sweringen
O. P. van Sweringen
John J. Bernet
van Sweringen Railroads
Wooster
Wooster, CO
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Logan Daily News Adds Second Private Line for Office Use
The Logan Daily News installs a second private line to speed handling of calls. The business office will use this line exclusively, while editorial and news room calls stay on No. 6. Advertising, circulation, and general information redirect to 700.
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Logan Daily News
No. 6
Motal
Mountain Girl Seeks New Trial In Mountaineer Murder
Edith Maxwell a 21 year old school teacher seeks a new trial after being convicted of beating her mountaineer father Trigg Maxwell to death with a slipper following an alleged whipping. Defense asks judge H A W Skeen to overturn a 25 year sentence. Mrs Anne Maxwell awaiting trial under bond.
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Wise
Edith Maxwell
H. A. W. Skeen
R. P. Bruce
Trigg Maxwell
Edith
Anne Maxwell
Maxwell
Liberty
Bond
Union Depositors Study New Offer
Stockholders and depositors of the closed Union Trust Co. debated an Reconstruc tion Finance Corp offer to invest 15 million in preferred stock of a new bank or arrange a 12 million loan for a 10 percent payoff. The plan aims to raise 15 million in capital with only 5 million cash from depositors and citizens, to form a proposed bank with 30 million total capital.
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Cleveland, O
Closed Union Trust Co
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Missing Juror Found After Week of Reporting
Stanley Howes of Manilla failed to appear for Grand Jury duty in Buffalo. Deputies tracked him to a county courthouse where he claimed to have reported for a week. Officers guided him to the grand jury room and he was located as required.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Stanley Howes
Manilla
All Cops Hunt Dog in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City police chase the missing setter owned by Chief of Police W. L. Payne. The case draws the full force as officers scour the area for the lost dog amid city attention.
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Salt Lake City
W. L. Payne
Jutila Trial Draws Crowds In Ohio Murder Case
Crowds gathered in Warren Ohio to watch the murder trial of Ray Jutila 21 accused of killing Marie Tobin after a May 22 tryst. A state expert prepared to testify about bloodstains on Jutila clothing and James Tobin husband of the slain woman was expected on the stand. A purported confession described rendezvous in the Tobin home and alleged striking the woman, then killing her dog before hiding the body.
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Jutila
James Tobin
Geo. Secrist
Mrs. Tobin
Tobin
Rgape
Sion
Man Seeks $42 Lost to City Police in Raid
Benjamin Roosen seeks $42 allegedly taken by police in a raid on a card game in Philadelphia. He hired a lawyer and appealed to the Superior Court where judges spent a day on the case. The court’s total salary expense for the day amounted to $297.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Roosen
Rosen
Superior Court
Discuss Strike Vote At WPA Meeting In Findlay
The Workers Alliance of WPA employees will hold an open meeting tonight to discuss reasons for voting a strike on January 1. President Ernest C. Ewers invites the public to attend.
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Findlay
Workers Alliance of
WPA
Ernest C. Ewers
Robbery attempt ends with gunfire and suspect wounded
A suspected robber was critically wounded after a Murray City hold up at a Robinson filling station. John Lovett fired when the intruder reached for a hip pocket. Felix Wider, 35 of Columbus, was dumped at Athens hospital with chest and neck injuries. The getaway car was wrecked near Chauncey before fleeing.
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Columbus
Murray
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Murray City
John Lovett
Hocking County
Felix Wider
Lovett
Robinson
Wider
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Utility Law Under Spotlight as Suit Requests Halt
In Washington on December 12 AP reports Attorney General Cummings asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court to halt a multiplicity of suits against the Roosevelt utility law until a government test case decides its validity. The New Deal also moves to register the Electric Bond and Share Company in New York under the act.
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Washington
AAA
New Deal
Cummings
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New York
Securities Commission
Courtesy Rewarded in Bingham Utah
Cesare Robbiano a courteous gentleman stepped into the street to let two women pass. An automobile struck him fracturing his skull in an accident on the sidewalk.
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Bingham
Utah
Cesare Robbiano
108 Year Old Woman Wonders At Long Life
CHICAGO AP A centenarian, Mrs. Martha Steiger aged 108, muses on why she has lived so long. Born in 1827 in Germany and coming to the United States in 1888 she remains lucid and religious. Her daughter plans a family birthday party with cake as she awaits her time amid a life rich with children grandchildren and great grandchildren in Park Ridge.
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Chicago
Martha Steiger
Bertha Deering
Park Ridge
Mrs. Steiger
Germany
Britain Leads Opposition to Nippon's Plea at Naval Conference
At the International Naval Conference on December 12 Britain and the four other great powers rejected Japan's demand for equality in naval tonnage. France, Italy, the United States, and dominions opposed the proposal, with Norman H. Davis outlining three main US objections to expanding construction and upsetting treaty balance.
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Britain
Nippon
London
Japan
America
France
Tokyo
United States
Legion posts seek dissolution of Hocking County war chest
At the Murray City Post meeting, No. 420 American Legion voted to dissolve the Hocking County war chest fund held in escrow. About 20 000 dollars remains and will be apportioned by the court among Logan Murray City and Laurelville posts. District commander Barton A Hall attended and spoke.
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Murray City
American Legion
Logan Post
Hocking County War Chest Fund
Logan
Laurelville
Amander Barton A. Hall
Thirteen Logan News Subscribers Feature Panels
Interior page panels from Logan News include 13 subscribers credited with poems and related content. The fragmentary text hints at a collective feature and collaborative effort within the publication.
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Mrs. Fritts
Mrs. Haight
Joseph Fritts
Edgar Haight
Cariern
Mercy Elizabeth
Amelia Sarah Zavitz
Lobo
Ontario
Fritts
Haights
Selassie
Algeresque
Mountain Girl
Father Pins Hope
Pal
Nellis Smith
Chauncey
Connor
U. S
West
Tennessee
Tennessee State
Nashville
Ed Connor
Murray City Post
Move Fo
Logan News
Guetta
Office
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