Democrats Fight Over 1936 Convention City
President Roosevelt urged unity as Democratic leaders weighed bids from Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco and Atlantic City for the 1936 convention. Rumors centered on Chicago favored by party leaders while San Francisco and Philadelphia pressed bids creating a race for the gathering.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlantic City
James A. Farley
Ohio lawmakers wrestle with tangled 1936 relief funding
In Columbus on January 9 Ohio legislators debated 1936 relief aid with House proposing 10 million dollars direct relief for a year and Senate earmarking 10.5 million for six months for work relief. Senator Yoder pressed against high relief salaries while officials argued for 10 to 15 percent administrative costs.
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Zivudt Mumgamuy
Uveimielloo
Uveasin
Julian Schweller
D.putinen
House
Senate
Yoder
Paul P. Yoder
Marc Grossman
Cuyahoga County
Grossman
Fireman Reinstated in Lima After Court Win
Willis M. Kirker was reinstated as a Lima city fireman and awarded $1653 back salary by the third district court of appeals. Mayor A L Metheany said he would appeal to the state Supreme Court after Kirker's 1934 dismissal.
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Lima, O
Third District Court of Appeals
A. L. Metheany
Kirker
State Supreme Court
Ohio State student confesses stealing state library papers
Police report Ohio State University student Alex Freidenberg confessed taking historical documents from the state library and selling them in the east for 300 dollars. Librarian Paul A. T. Noon recovered papers including signatures of George Washington.
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Columbus, CO
Alex Freidenberg
Ohio State University
State Library
Paul A. T. Noon
George Washington
Congress Heads Into Monday With Veteran Benefit Vote
In Congress the Munitions Committee weighs World War financing as 4d. P. Morgan testifies. House grades in at noon to consider the veterans bonus bill. Appropriations and Foreign Affairs convene at 10 a.m. Yesterday the Munitions Committee wrapped up war financing, debated independent offices appropriations, and Foreign Affairs pressed neutrality.
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Munitions Committee
P. Morgan
House
Appropriations
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs Committee
Neal Bowman Dies Tonight in Kentucky Electric Chair
Neal Bowman former Ohio gangster faces execution at Eddyville State Penitentiary after being convicted of the 1934 murder of 17 year old Franklin. He admitted disposing of Franklin’s body and accused companion Stanley Mercer of the slaying. Mercer serves a life term for a separate 1934 holdup murder. Governor Chandler indicated clemency unlikely.
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Neal Bowman
Ohio
State Penitentiary
A. B. Chandler
Lima, O
State Hospital
Conner Franklin
Franklin
Herrington Lake
Danville
Bowman
Stanley Mercer
Mercer
George Kauffman
Court of Appeals
Ohio Disciples elect Rev. E. L. Ford president
The Ohio Disciples Educational committee elected Rev. E. L. Ford of Dayton as president at the close of a three day meeting in Marion Ohio.
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Marion, O
Ohio Disciples Educational Committee
E. L. Ford
Dayton
Mercy slaying case moves to cell after charges in New ark
In Newark New Jersey police say Elizabeth Tramask smothered her 78 year old mother Margaret Kane to end suffering from an incurable disease. Tramask faces murder charges as she leaves police headquarters for the jail. She denies causing her mother’s death claiming it was natural.
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Elizabeth Tramask
Margaret Kane
Newark
N. J
National Committee Upholds New Deal With Narrow Vote
The Democratic National Committee upheld the New Deal with one dissenting vote by Gov. Eugene Talmadge of Georgia. The body adopted a resolution by Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City and seconded by Senator McKellar of Tennessee.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N. J
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Stop Gaps for AAA Cited as Wallace Faces Farm Policy Rift
George N Peek, the former Roosevelt adviser, surfaces in the AAA dispute as he plans to address 70 farm leaders called by Secretary Wallace to map a replacement program after the Supreme Court voided AAA. His tariff views clash with Hull and Wallace, intensifying administration anxiety over farm policy unity.
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Washington
George N. Peek
AAA
Peek
Roosevelt
Hull
Wallace
Supreme Court
Wal
Three Arrested in Nurse Death Case in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a month old murder case surrounding insurance man Willard A Deckard 44 ends with three suspects in jail. Det Loudenslager and Det Bauman traced the slayer to beer spots and Cleveland and back and captured a key suspect Robert Berry 30 who provided clues.
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Columbus
Fred Kundts
Arthur Loudensiager
Loudensiager
Willard A. Deckard
Lester Bauman
Deckard
Loudenslager
Bauman
Cleveland
Brothers seek quick pardon to take San Diego jobs
In Columbus a 24 year old Cleveland man petitions Governor Davey for clemency for his brother Frank Basey 27 imprisoned for a $1500 Solwitz holdup. The pair aim to relocate to San Diego for Feb 1 job openings while Max argues for innocence and a mistaken identity claim.
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Brother
San Diego
Columbus
Calif
Max Basey
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Frank Basey
Harry Solwitz
Solwitz
Frank
Basey
Francis W. Poulson
Max
Imya Bridge
Port
Conn
Willis Parrish
Ralph Spalding
Steve Mordus
Education chief sets rule for private schools
E. L. Bowsher, state director of education, said any religious group or person must obtain consent from the local superintendent before creating private schools. Jehovah's Witnesses in East Liverpool had planned to organize their own school amid a dispute with public authorities over flag salute requirements.
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Columbus
E. L. Bowsher
Jehovah’s Witnesses
East Liverpool
State liquor board expands slot machine crackdown
The State Liquor Control Board pressed its slot machine crackdown in liquor venues after Attorney General Bricker ruled an injunction targeted only Rosa lie Seman of Troy, limiting its reach to a single permit holder.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Board
John W. Bricker
Rosalie Seman
Troy
Captain J. J. Parker Jr to face board in Cleveland
Col. H. M. Poole announced in Columbus that Captain Parker will appear before a board of inquiry in Cleveland to answer alleged disparaging remarks about President Roosevelt and the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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Columbus
H. M. Poole
Fifth Corps Area General Staff
J. J. Parker, Jr
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ohio Democrats rally at Jackson Day meetings in Cincinnati
Ohio Democrats gathered for Jackson Day events in Cincinnati as speakers including President Roosevelt urged a battle against privilege. Delegates pressed reform themes and criticized opponents amid a party gathering last night.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Ohio
Woman Dies Hour After Filing Suit
Mrs Martha E Lookabaugh aged 63 filed a $35000 damage suit against Mrs Ber tha Schreiber for injuries from an automobile collision on January 4 1935. She stated in court papers she might die any time and would not recover.
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Martha E. Lookabaugh
Bertha Schreiber
Lookabaugh
Geologist Counts Ohio Water Levels Near Normal After Rains
State Geologist Wilber Stout says rising underground water levels after a long drought show near normal precipitation last year. He cites revived dry wells in the Muskingum valley and rising water tables, noting flood rains helped restore water resources that dropped as much as 20 feet during the drought.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilber Stout
Muskingum Valley
Stout
Hocking
Fairfield
Tycoon Still Jovial After Two Day Probe
J. P. Morgan faced Senate muni tions committee questioning with his trademark calm and humor as investigators probe his role in allied loans and contracts. The test will focus on a $500 million Anglo French loan arranged by Morgan and Company 18 months before U.S. entry into World War I.
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Preston L. Grover
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
J. P. Morgan
Committee
Senate
United States
Morgan and Company
Ameri
Camp head wounded in shooting near Goldsboro
Charges of shooting with intent to kill have been filed against F Marion Walker superintendent of Camp Webster after Wm E Davis 56 of Columbus was wounded at Goldsboro near Wellston. Davis identified Walker as his assailant. two men fled after shooting the former railroad engineer. Davis remains in serious condition.
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F. Marion Walker
Newmn
Camp Webster
South Webster
Ohio
U. S. Forestry
Wm. E. Davis
Columbus
Logan
Goldsboro
Wellston
Preston Turner
Jackson County
Walker
White Cross Hospital
Davis
Benson L. Owens
Jackson
Logan Daily News
Owens
Five More Guests Show Up At Chakeres Event
Five Logan Daily News subscribers named inside this issue will be invited to attend a free screening at the Chakeres venue. The notice outlines eligibility and redemption details for readers to present a copy of the newspaper to gain entry.
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Logan Daily News
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Chakeres
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