Hoare Proclaims Frank British Ethiopian Policy
Premier Mussolini reaffirms Italy will seek a complete solution to the Ethiopia conflict addressing 120 generals and officers in Venice Hall of Battles. Reports of Ethiopian aggression surface as Harrar consul insulted and Eritrean guard attacked. Addis Ababa protests.
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Hoare
Rome
Jussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Il Duce
Venzia
Harrar
Addis Ababa
Judges Home Bombed Near Peebles in Ohio
An explosion attributed to dynamite badly damaged the vacant home of Common Pleas Judge J. R. B. Kessler in Peebles, Adams County. No injuries were reported as the judge and his wife alternate between West Union and Peebles. A suspected motive cited a possible grudge over sentences he imposed. Residents armed themselves and rushed to a village bank, fearing a vault burglary.
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West Union
Peebles of Common Pleas
J. R. B. Kessler
Adams County
Kessler
Peebles
Will B. Stephenson
Ohio Supreme Court
Tot Escapes Drowning At Municipal Pool
Oakley Kelch, son of Dr. and Mrs. A 0 Kelch of W Front St, waded into water at the Municipal pool while trying to retrieve a paper boat. He drifted deeper before his mother could rescue him.
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Oakley Kelch
A. 0. Kelch
Front St
Senate Considers Lobby Investigation and TVA Amendments
The Senate debates a resolution to probe all lobbies at a cost of 50000 while discussing AAA amendments. The Territories committee continues the Virgin Islands inquiry and the House votes on TVA amendments. The Rules committee proceeds with the lobby inquiry and yesterday the administration won four major skirmishes on A.
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Associated Press Today
Senate
Territories
Virgin Islands
House
Rules Committee
Roosevelt Leaders Seek Utility Compromise After TVA Victory
Roosevelt forces hailed a TVA victory and moved to push a compromise in the utilities fight. The House passed a version of TVA legislation with liberalizing amendments, while the Senate held firm on compulsory abolition and sent the issue to conference.
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TVA
Roosevelt
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
New Deal
Senate
Ickes and Tydings Clash Over Virgin Islands Probe
The dispute between Secretary Ickes and Senator Tydings intensifies as charges of whitewashing and cheap publicity emerge. Tydings, leading the committee, barred Ickes from cross examining Wilson Paul C. Yates and other witnesses against Governor Paul M. Pearson amid criticism of the Virgin Islands administration.
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Washington
Ickes
Tydings
Virgin Islands
Wilson
Paul C. Yates
Forer
Paul M. Pearson
Fairbanks Signals End Of Acting Career
Douglas Fairbanks Sr. told reporters in Pittsburgh that his acting days are probably over as he travels to Italy and Japan to set up production units. He is famed for portraying D Artagnan in The Three Musketeers and Robin Hood.
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Pittsburgh
Douglas Fairbanks
D’artagnan
The
Three Musketeers
Robin Hood
Italy
Japan
Woman hovers toward trans continental speed record
Laura Ingalls took off from Floyd Bennett field in a low wing monoplane aiming to set a women’s cross country speed record. The departure occurred at 4 31 30 a m EST after a 2500 foot roll on a 3100 foot runway amid a cross wind.
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New York
Laura Ingalls
Burbank
Calif
Floyd Bennett Airport
Governor May Delay Liquor Price Cut Action
Columbus Ohio Governor Davey signals he will wait until after the special fall legislative session to act on reducing liquor prices in state retail stores. He said he is not in a hurry, despite recommendations from Liquor Director James W. Miller.
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Columbus
Davey
James W. Miller
Confederate Vet Calvin Arrington Dies at 92
Calvin C Arrington a Confederate veteran who fought at Gettysburg died in Utica Ohio at age 92 His death notice appeared via Associated Press and notes his long service.
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Utica, O
Calvin C. Arrington
Gettysburg
Ohio Banks In AI Condition Says State Official
Columbus Ohio July 11 AP Sam H Squire state superintendent of banks said Ohio financial institutions are in better condition than in years Deposits have surged and there are more funds than needed He cited two factors federal deposit insurance and rising farm prices helping farmers pay loans The industry passed a rough period since March 1933 when many banks closed and entered restrictions The last conservatorship was lifted last week
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Columbus, CO
Sam H. Squire
Ohio
Squire
Federal Deposit Insurance
Mar
United States
Loved Victim Grandmother Says
Blanche Dunke, 43, under police guard in a hospital room, said she loved her son-in-law Ervin Lang the swamp slaying victim as she did her daughter. Lang, 28, was found dead in a Hammond Indiana swamp with six feet of rope around his neck after his fiancée Josephine McKinley reported threats.
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Chicago
Blanche Dunke
Ervin Lang
Dunkey
Lang
Josephine McKinley
Hammond
Ind
Chesapeake and Ohio awards loco motive contract
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad awarded Lima Locomotive Works of Lima, Ohio a contract to build five new locomotive engines. The deal amounts to about 0000 dollars.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Today
Lima Locomotive Works
Lima
Ohio
Naval Race Looms As Treaty Limi ts Expire In 1936
The article notes looming naval race concerns as the 1936 treaty expirations approach. It cites plans in the United States for building 12 destroyers and six submarines next year to reach treaty limits, with Japan increasing its naval expenditure. Secretary Swanson denies any intention to start a race while outlining the fiscal year program. The Vinson Act envisions a 1942 treaty Navy needing 36 destroyers and 18 submarines plus 24 ships already under construction this year.
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Washington
United States
Japan
London
Swanson
Navy Department
Farms Increase but Values Drop in Ohio
The 1935 census shows Ohio had 255,146 farms on Jan 1 covering 22,874,667 acres. Farm values fell by 414,455,204 while the number of farms rose by 35,850 over the past five years.
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Washington
Ohio
The
Census Bureau
Flood danger passes in New York state after severe floods
Final death toll reaches 40 with property damage estimated at 25 million dollars as Albany reports the danger of further high water has passed.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Sheriff warns of bad check artist in Logan area
Sheriff Joe Farbearn issues a warning about a well dressed youth about 17 who uses the name Guy Ervin in Athens county. The suspect is said to be passing bad checks in Logan and nearby areas with two alleged counterfeits signed Mary Halliday.
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Joe Farbearn
Guy Ervin
Athens County
Logan
Mary Halliday
Earthquake Kills 24 in Nippon Shizuoka District
An earthquake in Shizuoka and Shimizu, Japan, kills 24 and injures 58. Police report major damage concentrated in Shizuoka City and Shimizu with 47 buildings destroyed. Fires were contained and power plants off line, plunging cities into darkness by 8 p.m. Restoration hoped for overnight.
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Tokyo
Shizuoka
Japan
America
Shizouka City
Here
Shimizu
Coxey Begins Second White House Run In Farm Labor Bid
Jacob S. Coxey 81, of Massillon Ohio, launched a second presidential bid on a farmer labor platform advocating share the wealth inflation and technocracy. He was nominated by acclamation by a small delegate group at the national farmer labor convention in Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Neb
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Farmer-Labor Party
Coxey
Washington
National Farmer-Labor Convention
Kidnaper to Go on Stand in Weyerhaeuser Case
In Tacoma Washington AP reports a likely witness stand appearance by the kidnapper in the George Weyerhaeuser abduction case. Prosecutors say 9 year old George will be the last government witness as Harmon Waley’s defense includes his transfer from McNeil Island prison.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
George
J. Charles Denis
Harmon
McNeil Island
AAA Battles Engage Senate Over Major New Deal Policy
The Senate tackled amendments to broaden the Agricultural Adjustment Administration powers amid a party line split. Opponents denounced the move as complete regimentation of the American people while government lawyers predicted a Supreme Court ruling on AAA constitutionality by Christmas amid 153 processing tax cases and nearly a billion dollars at stake.
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Washington
AAA
Senate
U S dancer in Paris trial draws arts world defense
In Paris Miss Joan Warner the American nude dancer goes on trial for morals violations. Av sf photographers painters novelists and a zoology professor testify for her as the judge rules the case centers on public morals rather than obscenity. The defense attorney offers to have her dance nude in court but is declined.
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Paris
Joan Warner
Association For
M. Bauverat
Plaintiff
Miss Warner
Bauverat
Germany
Joan
Paul Codos
Raymond Delmotte
Maurice Deviaminck
Hoogan
Henry Torres
Terests of Justice
Torres
Chicago
America
France
Hold Up Arms Shipments to African State
British government halts export license grants for shipments of munitions to Ethiopia as part of a broader move by major powers. The move aligns Britain with France Czechoslovakia and Denmark in curbing arms to the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Sir Samuel Hoare in the Commons outlined a peace driven foreign policy and support for collective security.
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Harold P. Braman
Associated Press
London
Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Samuel Hore
House of Commons
East Africa
Samuel
Stafsley Berwin
Downing Street
Study outlines changes in Ohio old age pension system
A legislative committee studying Ohio's old age pension law proposed reforms including a $30 maximum payment, removal of county pension boards, and income-based eligibility. Moreaux warned extending eligibility to all over 65 could cost about 100 million more than current 25.6 million. Average pension is 15.30 monthly. social workers seek civil service for investigators and staff.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ira M. Moreaux
Pension Division
Henry J. Borrodin
Moreaux
The
American Society of Social Workers
Ohio tax expert warns of 11 million pension shortfall
Carlton S. Dargusch told a special legislative committee on taxation that Ohio faces an 11 million dollar shortage for old age pension payments through 1935 and 1936. He urged establishing long term refunding machinery and recommended halting tax levies for local government support.
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Columbus
Carlton S. Dargusch
Ohio
Stae
State Tax Commission
Logan Holding approves Chakeres plan for Pythian Theatre
The Logan Holding Co. met last night and approved improvement plans drawn up by Chakeres Theatres, Inc., lessors of the Pythian Theatre. Remodeling operations have begun already.
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Logan Holding Co
Chakeres Theatres, Inc
Pythian Theatre
Court blocks transfers in Davey budget dilemma
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the state control board lacked authority to transfer funds from approved appropriations, threatening Governor Davey’s plan to cover an $8.8 million budget gap. The decision affects all departments including welfare and Ohio State University, with Republican board members dissenting and Democrats split.
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Columbus, CO
Davey
Supreme Court
State Control Board
Welfare
Wyandotte
General Assembly
Ohio State University
George W. Rightmire
Board of Trustees
The
Utilities Commission
Bricker
Midwest Heat Continues Across Central Plains
Kansas City area forecaster Andrew Hamrick warned of a dangerous heat wave with temperatures above 106 before noon. The city hit 163 yesterday and Phillipsburg Kansas reported 111 degrees the hottest in the wheat belt. Deaths totaling 35 were reported across Missouri Texas Kansas and neighboring states as towns such as Eldorado Smith Center Tulsa Beaver Grand Island Lincoln posted high readings.
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Kansas City
Middlewest
Andrew Hamrick
Phillipsburgh
Kas
Wheat Belt
Eldorado
Smith Center
Tulsa
Okla
Beaver
Grand Island
Neb
Lincoln
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Mia
Iowa
Illinois
Sailor Drowns. Brokerage Man Lou Purcell Dead
Coroner investigates death of Lou H. Purcell a 60 year old brokerage salesman missing ten days drowned in the Selote river north of Griggs dam. Purcell’s body recovered from the river last night.
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Columbus, CO
Edward E Smith
Lou H. Purcell
Selote
Griggs Dam
Federal raid seizes $75,000 still in Cleveland
Federal agents raided an old factory building and seized a $75,000 still. Investigator said gallons of mash and 2,900 gallons of alcohol were seized.
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Cleveland
Eliot
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Tea and Orange District
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