Violence Ends Strike Ties Up Terre Haute Transport
Terre Haute Indiana July 24 AP street cars and buses moved workers back to jobs as a two day general strike ended officially. About 22 600 union workers were involved with 150 plus arrested and 96 arrests in the final outbreak. Guardsmen remain on duty as federal labor conciliators seek a full settlement.
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Terre Haute
Ind
National
Federal Labor Department
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co
T. N. Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Taylor
Stamping Mill Union
Department of Labor
Labor Responds To Court Injunction At Ohio Plant
In Cleveland labor rallied to an injunction against picketing at Industrial Rayon Corp. with about 100 pickets. James P. McWeeney and 48 others were cited for contempt of court as strikers urged mass action and police prepared for trouble.
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Cleveland
Organized Labor
Industrial Rayon Corp
James P. McWeeney
The
Metal Trades Council
United Textile Workers’ Union
McWeeney
Common Pleas
Walter McMahon
Senate Debates Omnibus Banking Bill And Liquor Controls
Senate considers an omnibus banking bill while lobby investigators question J. W. Carpenter of Texas Power and Light Co. House debates liquor control legislation as military committee renews probe of war department business.
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Senate
J. W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Co
House
Military
War Department
Official to Hear 6 Cases
A variety of cases will be heard before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald tomorrow night, pending the mayor’s recovery from heat illness. Scheduled are motorist offenses, including unlawful car cutouts, and at least two drunkenness charges. Jim Heft faces intoxication and shoplifting after taking items from Main Street stores. Frank Evans may be charged with unpaid occupational tax for a fruit stand on the Opera House Building steps.
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Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Dcial
Jim Heft
Wood St
Main St
Frank Evans
Gallipolis
Opera House
Trio Held Prelim Hearing On Kidnapping And Thefts
Two men and a woman from Canton Co. were to face a Wellston preliminary hearing on charges of kidnapping a filling station attendant, automobile theft and burglary. The suspects were identified as Robert O'Connor, 30, Mack McGhee, 28, and Peggy Sims, 30, according to Sheriff William P. Turner.
Padlocked wife slain by husband in Spain
Castellon de la Plana Spain July 24 AP Pascual Asensio of Cillareal shot and killed his wife Rosario after a quarrel. He also killed his daughter Dolores 19 and wounded himself critically. Earlier the wife complained he forced her to wear a belt with a pad lock whenever he left town.
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Castellon DE LA Plana
Spain
Pascual Asensio
Cillareal
Rosario
Asenso
Dolores
Senora de Asenio
Eee
Asenio
Mussolini Adds Youth troopers to Italy’s growing war reserve
The War Ministry declares 18 year old graduates of the Italian youth movement as soldiers with pre military obligations until 21. The plan creates a partly trained reserve for East Africa and Ethiopia actions. Training shifts from Sunday mornings to Saturday afternoons starting September under General Cancer.
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War Ministry
Italy
Ethiopia
Cancer
Mussolini
Men Believed Lost On Lake Cleveland Ohio
Coast guards and Ohio national guard flyers searched Lake Erie for Second Lieut. Henry P. Reese and Private Joseph Noga of the 112th engineers who vanished in a home-made speedboat. The two Cleveland men left Camp Perry for Cleveland in the Sun day speedboat and have not been heard from since. Coast guards and search crews scanned island areas and continued the effort into the night.
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Cleveland
Coast Guards
Ohio National Guard
Henry P. Reese
Joseph Noga
Company D
112Th Engineers
Lake Erie
Camp Perry
Althe Reese
Cattleman's Book Brings Wife Back After 54 Years
SAN ANGELO. The autobiography of Capt. L. V. Arnold 71 reunion with his youth bride known as Queen Bee after 54 years of separation. Annie Leinneweber, 70, and Arnold, now a Fort Worth police officer, married again following a fortuitous reconnection sparked by a library copy of Arnold's life story.
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San Angelo
Teq
Texas
L. V. Arnold
Annie Leinneweber
Arnold
Fort Worth
Annie
Queen Bee
Mov
Ohio towns accept compromise rates in Logan case
E M Tharp of Ohio Fuel Gas Co reported 13 of 16 towns accepted compromise rates in the Logan case. The Logan rate averaged 61 1 6 cents and the new rates 67 cents, with cities including Bellevue Galion Crestline Willard Bellville Butler Ashland Athens Chauncey Laurelville Kingston Cardington and Mt Gilead agreeing.
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Columbus
E. M. Tharp
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Logan
Bellevue
Galion
Crestline
Willard
Bellville
Butler
Ashland
Athens
Chauncey
Laurelville
Kingston
Cardington
Mt. Gilead
Mexico Faces New Uprising Brings Military Intervention
President Lazaro Cardenas directed removal of Tabasco Governor Miguel Lastra and installed loyal officers as Mexico faces a peasant uprising. Garrido Canabal reportedly seeks exile as Tabasco goes under semi military control and Aureo Calles appointed substitute governor by the federal congress.
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Mexico City
Tomas Garrido Canabel
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Lazaro Cardenas
Garrido
Miguel Lastra
Miguel Henriquez
Aureo Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Iron Man
Ohio sales tax receipts rise to weekly total of 910,838.04
Ohio state reported 910,838.04 in sales tax receipts for the week. The total since collections began 25 weeks ago stands at 23,504,386.05. Officials estimate annual receipts between 50 and 60 million, funding schools, political subdivisions and old age pensions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry S. Day
Man Charged With Raising Money Orders
A man identified as Frank Nes tor alias Dennison, 37, a chauffeur, was held in Covington Kentucky across the Ohio River after being charged with having raised the figures on postal money orders.
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Cincinnati
Frank Nestor
Dennison
Covington
Ohio River
Potts Murder Trial Nears Close In McArthur
Irl Potts 34 faces first degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of his wife Lena Potts 31 as the McArthur trial enters its third day. Witnesses including Elizabeth Witherspoon and Minnie Mercer described alleged affair letters and fear of violence. Potts denies involvement. others test about where he was during the shot.
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Irl Potts
McArthur
Potts
Logan
Charles Potts
W. R. White
Gallipolis
Roy Gillen
Wellston
William Jones
Forest Weinrich
Elizabeth Witherspoon
Locust Grove Ridge
Lena
Minnie Mercer
Willard Minton
Ohioans await signal on WPA jobs in Ohio
About fifty thousand unemployed Ohioans await a Washington signal that would authorize ten million dollars in federal funds to support two and a half million dollars of local money for fourteen hundred WPA projects. WPA administrator C. Stillman said work would start within three days of approval and 16 district directors would rush to place heads of families from relief rolls into work within days.
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Columbus
Co. C. Stillman
WPA
Ohio
Unitarian Denial of Westlake Clergy Claim
Boston July 24 AP George F. Patterson secretary of the Fellowship committee of the American Unitarian Association said records do not show Westlake Ralph J. as a Unitarian minister. Westlake 39 from South Charleston was fined for drunkenness second offense in Brookline Mass and sentenced to two months in the house of correction July 19.
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Boston
Geo. F. Patterson
Fellowship Committee
The
American Unitarian Association
Ralph J. Westlake
South Charleston
Westlake
Brookline
Mass
House of Correction
Harahan Reappointed C and O Chief to Boost Passenger Traffic
William J Harahan elected president of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for a second time and named to Pere Marquette presidency as he cites air conditioning and streamlining to boost passenger traffic. He notes autos under 100 miles rival rail travel, with through trains offering efficiency. Harahan, 67, has led railroading for over five decades and has eight children.
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Cleveland, O
William J. Harahan
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Harrahan
Road
John J. Bernet
Pere Marquette Railroad
Bernet
Harahan
C. and
Mr. Bennet
Elizabeth M. Smith
New York
Conference Fight Likely Over AAA Amendment Bill
Senate approval of the Roosevelt crop control plan triggers a new conference battle with the House over provisions trimmed by the Senate. The House may press to restore a 30 percent of customs receipts financing export surpluses while the chamber rejects limits on presidential trade agreements.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jones
D., Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Woman Kidnaps Own Daughter In Dayton Abduction Case
Rossville MTL authorities pursue the return of eight year old Betty Jo Richards from Dayton after her mother Vivian Stonerock 32 is accused of kidnapping. Stonerock's lawyer seeks a habeas corpus writ and fights extradition while the child remains in a detention home. The case stems from five years of divorce custody disputes with Jesse Richards.
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Dayton
Rossville
Mtl
Vinnie Thomas Stonerock
Jesse Richards
Stonerock
Betty Jo Richards
Richard L. Withrow
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Harry Davis
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Associated Press
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Mexico
Vincent Hascall
Lions International
United States
By A. E. Stuntz
Rome
Italian Youth Movement
Raymond Morton
Marblehead Station
Cattleman’s Book
Peoria
Hiram Walker
Ill
Marthur
William J.harahan New
Wallace
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