Ohio’s quiet second term oath for Gov Davey in Columbus
About 100000 Ohioans visited Columbus for Gov Martin L Davey’s three ring inaugural. He took the oath for a second term quietly in his executive offices, Chief Justice Weygandt administering at noon. Other officials William Kennedy Joseph Ferguson Herbert Duffy Clarence Kinsley sworn in at the capitol rotunda. Lieutenant Governor Paul P Yoder sworn in at the State Senate bar by Judge Charles Zimmerman.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Carl V. Weygandt
State Supreme Court
State Capitol
William J. Kennedy
Cleveland
Joseph T. Ferguson
Barberton
Herbert S. Duffy
Clarence H. Kinsley
Bainbridge
Paul P. Yoder
Eaton
State Senate
Supreme Court
Charles Zimmerman
Two Men Sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory
Judge Phil A. Henderson sentenced Russell Fout of Columbus and Clifford McQuaid of Haydenville after guilty pleas on non support charges. Fout and McQuaid receive indeterminate terms. Bloomfield of Barden, Ohio, placed on probation with child support terms. Fout faces possible Knox County theft charges upon release. Farbearn had arrested him after a two year search in Columbus using an assumed name.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Phil A. Henderson
Russell Fout
Columbus
Logan
Clifford McQuaid
Haydenville
Joe Farbearn
Clyde Bloomfield
Barden, C
Henderson
Bloomfield
Fout
Knox County
Reformatory
Farbearn
Ohio inaugurations mark Democratic control in three-ring ceremony
In Columbus on January 11 AP reports Gov Martin L Davey and state officials swept into office with him after a landslide victory. Lieutenant Governor Paul P Yoder of Eaton took the oath first in the Senate Chamber a flower-decked setting with Justice Charles B Zimmerman presiding shortly after 11 o'clock.
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Columbus
Miie
Martin L. Davey
Paul P. Yoder
Eaton
Charles B. Zimmerman
Ohio in Democratic control as Davey takes oath
Gov. Martin L. Davey called for teamwork and high public service from a Democratic administration. He outlined a broad program to be detailed in legislative messages and public statements during his second term, pledging government of service, thoughtful action and rectitude. The inauguration left Ohio’s top offices Democratic except the Supreme Court which has four Republicans among seven justices.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Davey
State House
Scarlet fever cases rise in county and measles noted
County Health Commissioner Dr. W. B. Lacock reported two scarlet fever cases under quarantine in the county. The latest ill is Albert Thress Jr., eight, son of Albert Thress Sr., of Starr Township. John Bennett, 12, son of Ed Bennett of Starr Township, remains under quarantine after illness began Jan 1. A few measles cases are also reported in Washington Township.
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W. B. Lacock
Albert Thress, Jr
Albert Thress, Sr
Starr Township
John Bennett
Ed Bennett
Lacock
Washington Township
Major Operation At Cherrington Hospital For Esther Irick
Esther Irick of Marion Township underwent a major operation at Cherrington Hospital on Sunday. The news notes her condition following the procedure and provides a brief local interest update.
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Esther Irick
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Nude body may be that of kidnapped boy
Everett Washington January 11 AP officers report finding the nude body of a boy about ten tentatively identified as Charles Mattson, kidnapped in Tacoma two weeks earlier. The body was found in snow near Puget Sound after Gordon Morrow spotted it. Dr. W. W. Mattson, father of the boy, had worried over $28,000 ransom. Police renewed activity after a hunted shack and abandoned launch were found on a nearby island, with Dr. Mattson delaying negotiations for safety.
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Everett
Washington
Sheriff’s
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Norma Beach
Puget Sound
Gordon Morrow
W. W. Mattson
Justice Department
Young Morrow
Wash
Olympia
Mattson
Fire hits Peiping destroys block of shops
A blaze in Peiping yesterday destroyed a block of commercial buildings causing an estimated 3 million dollars in damage. Twenty six people were reported missing today as authorities continued search and relief efforts.
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Peiping
Midwest Relief Arrives as Cold Wave Lifts
The Associated Press reports warmer weather ends the coldest spell in the Midwest while the Rocky Mountain region endures heavy snow. Flood fears rise in parts of the east central states as rescue efforts aid stranded workers and miners. California fruit growers rush to protect a $100 million citrus crop. 15 percent damage is estimated. National Guard aircraft drop food to 35 marooned men near an Inyo county sulphur mine. nine others remain snowbound near Las Vegas. A rescue party aids Indians near Kingman, Arizona. At least 27 deaths are linked to the storm across the west, with 15 in California, four in Arizona, three in Utah, and five in Texas.
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Middlewest
Rocky Mountain
East Central
California
National Guard
Inyo County
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Kingman
Ariz
Arizona
Utah
Texas
Visit counts reveal 262 248 tourists in 1936 state parks
Rangers report 262 248 visitors to Hocking County five major state parks in 1936, up about 100 percent from 1935. Ash Cave drew 68 064 visitors with 265 campers. monthly totals show peaks in September and July, plus international visitors from Canada, Germany, France and others.
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Hocking County
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Conkles Hollow
Conkle's Hollow
Lewis Jones
Jones
Canada
Nova Scotia
Philippines
Germany
France
India
China
England
Cuba
Ohio
West Virginia
Michigan
Gantwell Bebe
Old M&h
Conkle’s Hollow
McGrady Stays in Washington on GM UAW Strike Talks
U S Department of Labor focuses on the General Motors strike as impasse over sit down strikers prevents talks. Governor Murphy aids mediation while union and company insist on conditions for vacating plants and no equipment removal. Roosevelt is kept informed as 100,000 plus workers face idle time.
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General Motors
Company
United Automobile Workers
Murphy
Detroit
Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Washington
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Edward F. McGrady
Pacific Coast
McGrady
Frances Perkins
James F. Dewey
Edward C. McDonald
John E. O’connor
Motor City
FDR
William S. Knudsen
Homer Martin
Frank Murphy
Lost Hollow work resumes on Hocking County mine project
After a weeks long delay, the Hocking County unit of the New Straitsville mine fire project resumes with underground work entering through the coal seam from Nigger Cemetery Hill. James R. Cavanaugh replaces Howard Werker as engineer in charge and new workers will be assigned from Ward Township via the local WPA office.
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Hocking County
New
Straitsville
Lost Hollow
James R. Cavanaugh
Pennsylvania
Howard Werker
WPA
Rotary plans President’s Ball for Roosevelt tribute
Plans for the President’s Ball to honor President Franklin D. Roosevelt will be announced at the Rotary Club regular meeting tonight. The Crippled Children’s Committee leads the event with full details to be disclosed.
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Rotary Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Crippled Children’s
Baby Born During Slain Mother's Funeral
A seven pound baby boy, born by Caesarian section as his mother lay dying from a bullet wound, is pictured in an Oakland hospital with a nurse. Funeral services were held for the mother, Mrs. Elsie Randall. Police prepared to charge her estranged husband, Ray Randall, with murder. An aunt said Randall shot during a quarrel. he denied the allegations.
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Oakland
Cal
Coing
Elsie Randall
Ray Randall
Randall
Mother and three children die in oil blast near Shiloh
Willard Ohio reports a coal oil explosion in the Ziegler home killed three year old John Ziegler, and Mrs. Francis G. Ziegler, 35, and daughter Emily, 5. Kenneth 10 and Della Jean 2 were listed as very critical. William Ziegler carried out family members as the blast showered burning kerosene. Mrs. Ziegler was an expectant mother.
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Willard
John Ziegler
William Ziegler
Francis G. Ziegler
Emily
Kenneth
Della Jean
Memorial Hospital
Ohio swollen by hard rains threaten flood front
The Ohio River and its tributaries rose along a 600 mile front as winter returned. Cherry blossoms and sleet crippled light and communications while the Ohio neared flood stage at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Rivers including the Monongahela Allegheny Big Sandy Kanawha Scioto Licking and Green encroached on lowlands, submerging buildings up to seven feet. At Murphyville Kentucky, fifteen people were reported under water.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Big Sandy
Kanawha
Scioto
Licking
Green
Murphyville
Maysville
Quality Baking Co Changes Hands in Logan
The Quality Baking Co. of West Hunter Street is taken over by Bud Stroupe, a skilled Baker from Logan. Former manager Leo Fox plans a baking course in Chicago and will depart within days.
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The
Quality Baking Co
West Hunter St
Bud Stroupe
Logan
Leo Fox
Pope Pius Suffers Renewed Pain in Right Leg
Vatican sources report Pope Pius, 79, is suffering recurring pain in his right leg where varicose veins have developed, similar to his partly paralyzed left leg. He endured several bad hours as sedatives wore off, followed by a period of low mood according to officials.
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Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
Holy Father
Baltimore Girls Cash In on Simpson Charm
Baltimore social scene boosts city reputation as Baltimore girls profit from Mrs. Wally Simpson fame. New York reporters noted a surge in acknowledged charm and social cachet, with local elites claiming Baltimore women now symbolize refined sociability and elegance.
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Simpson
Wally Simpson
Attrantiva Marn Gsnatewand
Sevurev Vet
Ruvovuyn VY
Ren
Blue Book
Baltimore Society
New York
Baltimore Girls
Miss Warren
Charm
Mrs. Simpson
Britain Bans English Enlistment in Spanish War
London reports Britain forbids all Englishmen from joining either side in the Spanish Civil War as new steps aim to curb volunteers. Admirals summoned to discuss Mediterranean strength amid alleged German activity in Spanish Morocco and possible Nazi aid to Franco. London seeks swift non intervention by major powers.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Spanish
Morocco
Gibraltar
Fortifed
North Africa
Spanish Morocco
Ceuta
Francisco Franco
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Spain
Paris Warns Spain on Nazis as Morocco Crisis Looms
Paris issued a stronger warning to Spain to ban Nazis from Spanish Morocco and reported French plans for a swift invasion of the territory. A note to Tetuan would declare that landing large German troops would trigger a French invasion of the Spanish zone. Berlin denied German infiltration. French officials accused reports of signaling annexation aims.
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Paris
France
Spanish Morocco
Army
Foreign Office
Tetuan
Berlin
Spanish
Morocco
Open hearings urged on all reciprocal trade pacts
The national Grange and the National Cooperative Council joined in calling for a Senate vote with open hearings on all reciprocal trade agreements with foreign nations.
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Washington
National Grange
National Cooperative Council
Senate
Congress in Session Faces Routine Today
The Associated Press reports routine government business dominating today with attention turning to President Roosevelt's upcoming address on government reform tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
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