Mauk Speaks Against Chlorination in City Water Plan
Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald announced Logan will gain a new water supply this week despite last night’s City Council meeting. Councilmen Kinser, Larimer, Braddock, Bright and Tipton backed Service Director Roy Loomis to approve chlorination legislation when it comes up. Loomis urged purchasing the chlorinator if five council members would vote for it later. Vernon Mauk blocked approval again, while the State Health Board orders chlorination before use. A one million gallon daily supply is nearly ready, with two weeks more of shortage feared. a pump for the new well awaits gear and grease, and progress hinges on council support.
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Kenneth Fitzgerald
Logan
Kinser
Larimer
Braddock
Bright
Tipton
Roy Loomis
Loomis
Son
Indiana
Vernon Mauk
State Health Board
Fascist victors marshal new advance from Melilla
Rebel fascist cavalrymen who seized Spanish Morocco prepare for an advance on Spain proper. Reports from Melilla describe a terror reign after victory and executions of loyalist defenders as the revolt against the Popular Front government spreads.
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Spain
Spanish Morocco
Popular Front
Melilla
Morocco
Tropical Storm Blows Into Gulf
A tropical disturbance moved into the Gulf of Mexico with warnings of high winds. Preparations were in vain as a utility lineman was fatally burned after falling onto a high tension wire during pre storm work.
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Miami
Fila
Gulf of Mexico
Probe farm racket sighted near Cleveland
County Prosecutor Frank J. Culli tan awaits a report Ness says will allege extortion by a gang of racketeers posing as a labor union. Farmers delivering foodstuffs to the Ohio food terminal were told to hire two of the organization’s drivers for at least four hours to unload trucks.
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Cleveland
Frank T. Cullitan
Elliot Ness
Ohio Food Terminal
Ness
New Deal Leaders Open Fire On London Acceptance Speech
Carlton B. Chilton, former bank official from Calvin Oklahoma, defends his role in a 1913 bank robbery as Gov Marland paroles a Cleveland man for 30 days. Prosecutor Frey seeks clemency. an investigator will review life facts. Chilton, 41, was convicted of taking 400 dollars in a daylight burglary.
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Cleveland
Carlton B. Chilton
U. S. Department of Labor
First National Bank
Calvin
Okla
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Perry A. Frey
Charles O. Nevel
Marland
Frey
Chilton
Instituton
State Reformatory
Granite
Bricker Rules New District Tax Levy Depends on Elector Approval
Atty Gen John W Bricker ruled that a new Columbus area school district formed from old districts that have not voted new taxes may not levy beyond the 10 mill limit until electors in the new district approve. The opinion was issued to Clermont County prosecutor.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Clermont County
Drowning Attempt Fails. Boy Polaris Roy Brewster Dies
Eight year old Kenneth Calloway reported Roy Brewster, nine, drowning in a pool. Men nearby urged the helper to go home and tell his mother. Police quoted the boy describing the tragedy and effort to save him as in vain.
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Cleveland
Kenneth Calloway
Roy Brewster
Kenneth
GOP Nominee Vague Illinois Governor Charles In Campaign Talk
Washington reports a heated early campaign with Landon radio speeches criticized by Pinchot Roosevelt Eatery governors and Oregon residents. Critics labeled Landon vague vague about policies while Earle Horner Green and Martin offered mixed responses to the New Deal approach.
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GOP
Vague
Illinois
Charles
Washington
New Deal
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Earle
Pennsylvania
Landon
Horner
Green
Rhode Island
Oregon
Martin
Vorhees Services Thursday at 2 P M
Funeral services for Rev. T B Vorhees 97 who died at his Gibisonville home yesterday will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the MFE church in the village. Rev N Warren will officiate with military honors. He was the oldest man in Laurel township and the last Civil War veteran in the district.
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T. B. Vorhees
Gibisonville
M. FE
N. ©. Warren
Rev. Vorhees
Laurel Township
Polish hurricane kills twelve and injures hundreds
A hurricane swept Poland today killing twelve people and injuring about one hundred. The storm damaged twenty farm villages and was accompanied by thunderstorms.
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Warsaw
Poland
Chained Children Saved From Fire in Brighton
In Brighton Colorado two brothers Wayne and Jimmy Hamblin ages 10 and 12 were chained to a board by their father Roy Hamblin 42 a WPA worker after a gas line soaked rug caught fire in their basement they escaped uninjured and the father was jailed pending charges The humane officer noted the chains were pad locked about their necks as a so called measure to keep them home
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Brighton
Colo
W. B. Wheeler
State Humane
Wayne
Jimmy Hamblin
Roy Hamblin
WPA
Wheeler
Hamblin
Second Termers to Get Penalty Sentence in Ohio
Ohio welfare director Margaret Allman announced to county court judges that Mansfield state reformatory will admit only first offenders, effective immediately. Second term offenders of any age will face imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary under the state law.
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Columbus
Margaret Allman
State Welfare
Mansfield State Reformatory
Reformatory
Ohio
Novel plea fails for one-eyed man in petty larceny case
Henry Johnson, an one-eyed Black man, was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a defense claiming someone slipped a pair of sex into his pocket while in a department store could not save him. He argued the act happened on his blind side.
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Bowling Green
Henry Johnson
Loyal Troops Drive Rebels From Two Forts
Spanish Leftist leaders launch purge of Fascist elements from armed forces and state departments. Franco reportedly reaches Seville, where insurgent radio claims he set up general staff. Loyalist forces storm two garrisons near Gibraltar and seize church teaching property under five day deadlines.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Seville
Morocco
Franco
Rock of Gibraltar
New-Style PWA Program Opens
The Roosevelt administration announced a third public works program with 352 projects across 37 states totaling about 22.7 million dollars. Projects must begin by October 1 1936 peak by year end and complete by October 1 1937. Ohio receives 1.32 million for 18 school construction projects.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
New York
Triborough Bridge
Court House
New York City
PWA
Ohio
Death of C. Gay Thorne Noted in Gallipolis
C Gay Thorne aged 46 died yesterday in Gallipolis from peritonitis after an appendectomy. He was an investigator for the Buckeye Sheriff's Association and a former sheriff of Washington County.
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Gallipolis
C. Gay Thorne
Buckeye Sheriff's Association
Washington County
Father Baker Dies at 95 in Lackawanna New York
Father Baker famed padre of the poor and one of the nation’s oldest Catholic priests died in Lackawanna after a long illness at age 95. The longtime figure was celebrated for his charitable work and devotion to the needy.
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Lackawanna, N. Y
Father Baker
Lackawanna
United States
Parents mourn slain NYU coed Helen Clevenger
Grief stricken Mr and Mrs J F Clevenger of Staten Island NY viewed a family album at home while news of their daughter Helen Clevenger 18 NYU student shot to death in an Asheville hotel circulated. Police pushed hunt for her slayer as investigators pursued leads from Asheville Neo.
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Helen Clevenger
New York University
Asheville
Neo
J. F .Clevenger
Staten Island
N. Y
Clevenger
Release Sixth Suspect In Clevenger Slaying
Asheville AP report notes one man remains detained for questions as officers sift evidence in the Helen Clevenger case. Daniel H. Gaddy, night watchman at a stylish hotel where the 18 year old co ed was killed, is still in custody. Six of the seven detained for investigation have been released. L. D. Roddy, a Negro elevator operator, was freed after a week’s detention.
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Asheville
N. C
Helen Clevenger
Daniel H. Gaddy
L. D. Roddy
Eight Bodies Found in Wreckage of B and O Freight Train
In Clay City Illinois rescue workers reported eight victims removed from a Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailment and more bodies found in debris. Among the dead were Wayne Caldwell head brakeman and Robert May student fireman, both from Washington Indiana. Other victims were transients. Railroad men cited a split switch as the probable cause.
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Clay City
Baltimore and Ohio
Wayne Caldwell
Robert May
Washington
Ind
Ishtippi Singer Seeks Divorce From Helen Robertson
Wesley Robertson known as Ishtippi testified in Los Angeles that his Cherokee wife Helen Tallehler Robertson lounged in bed until noon and forced him to cook his meals, while he argued Indian women today are not as burdened as their mothers.
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Los Angeles
Wesley Robertson
Robertson
Ishtippi
Helen Tallehler Robertson
Lee Winner in Oklahoma Senate Nomination Victory
In Oklahoma City July 29 AP reports youthful former professor Rep. Josh Lee won the Democratic U S Senate nomination defeating Gov. E W Marland by more than 105000 votes. Lee will face Republican Herbert K Hyde in November for the seat long held by Thomas Gore who retired.
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Oklahoma City
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
U. S
State University
Lee
WPA
E. W. Marland
Herbert K. Hyde
Senate
Thomas P. Gore
Ethiopians Attack Rome In Woods South Of Addis Ababa
An Ethiopian attack on an Italian garrison in the woods south of Addis Ababa was disclosed by an official communiqué today.
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Rome
Addis Ababa
Rough Waters Sink Labor Boat Off Chicago Coast
Teem men feared drowned when the motor vessel Material Service capsized in Lake Michigan off Chicago. Seven crew survived after clinging to wreckage for over 30 minutes. Captain C D Brown listed among the missing with 14 others. coast guard crews searched from Calumet Harbor to the municipal pier.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
C. D. Brown
Coast Guard
John M. Johnson
Johnson
A. E. Pierce
Calumet Harbor
86Th Street
Jackson Park
Rush
Municipal Pier
Brown
Captain Brown
Port Hare Mich
Melvin Lockport, Sr
Melby
Elmer Bergsland
Lockport
Charles Bergstad
Harry Meore
Dar Hansen
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Prosecution rests in bonus slaying case Dixon on trial
Chillicothe Ohio July 29 AP The defense resumes effort to win acquittal for Ples sie Gullett Dixon 25 charged with killing her husband Hubert 41 to obtain his soldier’s bonus Prosecutor Lester Reid rested yesterday in his bid to convict Dixon of first degree murder He says the shooting was planned Dixon maintains the husband was shot accidentally June 6
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Chillicothe, D
Plessie Gullett Dixon
Hubert
Lester Reid
Dixon
Kenton Shop Closing Cases Delayed to Aug 17
Forty one Kenton residents were charged with violating a closing ordinance. The court granted continuances and ordered costs secured in each case. Defense counsel Lloyd Williams and Harry Land, Kenton barbers, obtained the delay from Justice of the Peace Tom Cooper.
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Kenton
The
Ants
Lloyd Williams
Harry Land
Tom Cooper
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