Roosevelt launches re election bid at Jackson Day dinner
Democratic leaders converge on Washington to back President Roosevelt as he begins his campaign for re election at the national Jackson Day dinner set for 10 p m EST. Cabinet members and lawmakers surround him as plans unfold for the national convention. Tickets for the Washington dinner exceed 1600 at 50 each and organizers anticipate over 250 000 Democrats at 2000 dinners nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House
National Committee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Repeal Bid on Law For Refunder Road Bond Fails
In Columbus Ohio the proposed repeal of the Lawrence Armbruster road bond refunder law fell short by three votes. Repeal supporters claim they can muster more support to force a recommendation. Meanwhile Clark County injunction bars county commissioners from enforcing the law as prosecutor Wear plans to seek a permanent ruling January 16 and may take the case to the state supreme court.
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Columbus
Clark County
Orville Wear
State Supreme Court
Congress in recess munitions hearings and committee pages
In session the munitions committee hears J. P. Morgan and Thomas W. Lamont with others as foreign relations weighs neutrality laws. Several committees meet at set times to review appropriations and executive bills with actions on bonus and private calendar items.
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Munitions Committee
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations
Agriculture
Interior Departments
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs Committee
Battle to name Cincinnati mayor on hold after fall
Cincinnati braces for a prolonged stalemate as Rev Herbert S Bigelow recovers from a office fall that halted the nine member city council's bid to elect a mayor. Bigelow leads anti-utility forces and holds decisive power in the deadlocked council.
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Cincinnati
Herbert S. Bigelow
Charterites
Important Utilities Committee
Magician Pays $10 And Costs in Bedford Court
Roscoe W. Kauffman of Alliance pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses in Bedford municipal court. He was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Ralph W. Ball. William Marshall, a co promoter, pled not guilty, claiming he severed ties before the show. The Cleveland Society of Magicians offered a free performance to compensate disappointed children.
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Cleveland, O
Roscoe W. Kauffman
Alliance
Bedford Municipal Court
Ralph W. Ball
Kauffman
William Marshall
Near Alliance
Marshall
British and French Fleets Begin Mediterranean Movements
Large scale redeployments of French and British battle fleets into the Mediterranean start today as the League of Nations Council prepares to meet on January 20 to consider sanctions over the Italo Ethiopian conflict. The move includes battleships submarines and a destroyer flotilla and involves ships such as the Nelson and Rodney.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Mediterranean Sea
League of Nations Council
Italy
Mediterranean
British Admiralty
Nelson
Rodney
Hint Vote on Bonus Friday Signals Cash Payment Path
Legislation authorizing cash payment of the bonus passed today before the final barrier toward the house floor. The measure advances amid a likely vote sequence and growing support within the chamber.
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Washington
Ways and Means Recommends Cash Bonus in Recovery Plan
In a formal House report, the ways and means committee urged cash payment of the bonus as a key part of the recovery program and to raise purchasing power. Democratic leaders predicted an overwhelming House vote. The bill, backed by three major veterans groups and key blocs, was to go to the rules committee with an open rule for three to four hours of debate.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Chamber
Rules Committee
Private Jehovahs Witness School Opens in East Liverpool
A private school established by Jehovahs Witnesses in East Liverpool faces dispute with the board of education over a mandate for daily patriotic exercises.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Board of Education
Ohio health future uncertain says Dr Van Orsdall
Columbus Jan 8 AP Dr Finley H Van Orsdall of the state division of communicable diseases refused to forecast Ohio’s health. He noted disease prevalence varies yearly and cited 1935 first eleven months showing overall decline vs 1934 with mumps and measles rising while whooping cough and chicken pox fell.
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Columbus
Finley H. van Orsdall
State Division of
Ohio
van Orsdall
Bae
State lawmakers push two million deficit plans in budget clash
Legislative leaders draft deficiency and supplemental measures to cover part of the eight point seven eight five million vetoed in the budget with $618,000 deficiency and $1.25 million supplemental bills forecast. Debate stalls as houses wait on each other while coal funding for universities is debated.
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Columbus
William H. Herner
D.huron
Senate Finance Committee
Herner
House Finance Committee
Former Logan Man to Be Mansfield Chief
Merle Unkle will take a one year leave of absence to serve as Mansfield chief of police starting February 1. The Civil Service Commission granted his leave after his application was approved. Unkle formerly resided in Logan.
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Toledo
Merle Unkle
Mansfield
Unkle
Civil Service Commission
Logan
Davey Reassures Vets Over Home Plan In Ohio
Governor Martin Davey reassured residents in Sandusky Ohio that the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home would not be converted into a hospital for the mentally ill. A mass meeting was canceled after the governor told two local papers no such intent existed.
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Davey
Sandusky
Martin
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Former official Murray M. Shaffer dies in Ohio
Murray M. Shaffer age 60, a state food inspector under former Gov. Frank B. Willis, died yesterday at his Cardington home. Funeral services were arranged today in Mount Gilead Ohio.
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Mount Gilead
Murray M. Shaffer
Frank B. Willis
Cardington
Engineer Alfred Alston Dies in Pennsylvania
Funeral services are set in Duquesne Pennsylvania for Alfred Alston 44 a Muskingum watershed conservancy district engineer who died Monday. He will be laid to rest Thursday with survivors and service details forthcoming.
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New Philadelphia
Duquesne
Alfred Alston
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Heiress Contest Begins In Sterilization Damage Suit
Miss Ann Hewitt 21 year old heiress sues her mother Mrs. Maryon Andrews Hewitt McCarter and two surgeons plus a state psychiatrist in San Francisco superior court seeking half a million dollars. She alleges sterilization to gain sole control of a 10 million dollar estate left by her father who died in 1921.
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San Francisco
Court records show Hauptmann clemency bid reviewed
Gov. Harold G Hoffman studying Hauptmann trial transcript as part of New Jersey court of pardons preparations. He may consider clemency for the Lindbergh kidnapper while awaiting possible execution on January 17 at 8 p.m. Curtis obstruction case also noted in gatherings.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Former accountant indicted for state fund theft
Franklin county grand jury indicted Frank L. Brothers, former chief accountant of the conservation division, on charges he converted 13,783 dollars in state funds from April 12, 1932 to December 8, 1934. Attorney General Bricker said he would act to recover the shortages once the auditor notifies him of discrepancies.
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Columbus
Frank L. Brothers
Conservation Division
Franklin County Grand Jury
John W. Bricker
FDR Presses Congress to Pay Farmers Under Contracts
Roosevelt administration officials push Congress to uphold payments to farmers under existing contracts after the AAA reversal. Secretary Wallace appeals to the public to study both Supreme Court opinions as Democrats criticize the majority ruling and warn against law being ruled by men.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
AAA
Wallace
America
Congress
Black
D.-Ala
Miner Injured In Slate Fall At Campbell Coal Mine
A slate fall at Campbell Coal Co mine near Murray City at 10 am injures Pearl McDonald 25 of the village. He is in serious condition at Cherrington hospital with concussion back injuries and undetermined internal hurts. His brother, nearby, was struck by the slate but unharmed.
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Campbell Coal Co
Murray City
Pearl McDonald
Cherrington Hospital
McDonald
Traffic death marks first Erie count victim of 1936
In Sandusky on January 7 two year old David Lucht died after an auto truck collision.
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Sandusky
Erie County
David Lucht
Fairbanks quits acting vows future as producer
Douglas Fairbanks Sr announces he will not act again and plans six months producing films in California and China. He refuses to discuss private matters including marriage rumors with Lady Ashley or Mary Pickford as the divorce from Pickford becomes final in London.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
England
Don Juan
Screen
Europe
Aquitania
Fairbanks
California
China
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
London
Mayfair
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
United States
Lay Evidence Before Senate Probers Today
Senate committee hearings uncover cablegrams from J P Morgan & Co alleging inside information to Britain on American policy before U S entry into World War I. The records, showing Morgan acts and other partners sympathetic to the allies, are to be presented as neutrality debate spills over.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan & Co
Great Britain
United States
Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
America
Raw materials prices hold steady after AAA ruling
New York reports little change in most raw material prices despite market volatility from the AAA invalidation. Cotton and sugar show notable pressure as supports fade, while futures and physical markets react. Broadly, buyers are dominant across foodstuffs metals and fuel markets following the Supreme Court decision.
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New York
AAA
Supreme Court
Five More Guests At Logan Daily News Promotion
Five subscribers to the Logan Daily News may win a free ticket by presenting a copy of the paper at the office. The offer is not valid on holidays.
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