South China in Arms Against Japan Sparks War Reports
Tokyo alleged Canton proclaimed independence and a new South China government, while Nanking denied any split and called for unity. Shanghai sources claimed relations with Canton were strong as Nanking mobilized 35,000 troops along Kangtung and Kwangsi borders.
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South China
Japan
Shanghai
Canton
Nanking
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
Kangtung
Chang Chaitong
Black Legion members face court in murder case
Detroit June 2 AP investigation of the Black Legion moved to court for the examination of 15 accused night riders on murder and kidnapping charges. Seven accused were present at the Poole killing, a WPA worker, with others charged for planning the slaying at a meeting. Prosecutor McCrea said Poole was killed for knowing too much. He also linked the group to the Vernon Dodge death in Flint in 1933.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Povle
WPA
John I. Navarre
Poole
Flint
Dodge
Grand
The
Death Probe In Hillsboro Over Nancy Nichols
Coroner W. M. Hoyt probes the death of Nancy Nichols 20 daughter of Mrs Mahala Nichols near Hillsboro. She died at midnight from the effects of a poison dose as investigators review circumstances.
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Hillsboro, O
W. M. Hoyt
Nancy Nichols
Mahala Nichols
Hillsboro
Hoyt
Congress Today Debates Tax Bill and Soil Conservation
Renate debates the tax bill as agriculture committee considers an amendment to the soil conservation act. The House also weighs private relief bills and advances aid measures.
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Renate
Agriculture Not Committee
House
Rotary Youth Night At Logan Club Features E A Hansen
Over 35 youths attended the Logan Rotary Club event where Professor E A Hansen of Ohio University spoke on Democracy. He warned against doubts about the system and stressed civic habits and education. The Ohio University male quartet provided music, with members Harry Williams John Reid Bill Kircher Bert Cameron. Guest William Showalter joined the youths.
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Logan
Hansen
Ohio University
Harry Williams
John Reid
Bill Kircher
Bert Cameron
Wm. Showalter
Ferd Hack Store Moves to Main Street
The Ford Hack Auto Supply will move into the storeroom in the Price building on East Main Street after remodeling. Workmen prepared the storeroom for occupancy as the firm leaves its longtime location at Spring and Hunter Streets, recently sold to the Ogg and Beasley Ford Agency.
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Ford Hack Auto Supply
Price
East Main St
Joe Brdshares
Spring and
Hunter Sts
Ogg and Beasley Ford Agency
Mother and child injured in Cleveland fire leap
In Cleveland on June 2 Mrs. Marjorie Lichtenberg dropped her seven year old daughter Marjorie from a second story window to escape flames. The mother jumped after and collapsed. both were hospitalized with possible spine injuries.
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Cleveland, O
Marjorie Lichtenberg
Marjorie
Ohio business leader hails wage decision
Frank F. Martin president of the Ohio Hotels Association praised a U S Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Ohio s maximum wage law while enforcement officials remained silent He argued the decision could void the Ohio law and criticized the statute for granting power to an appointed official He said reputable firms do not pay Indian wages and that the survey by the division did not indict reputable establishments
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Columbus, O
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Frank F. Martin
Ohio Hotels Association
New York
Supreme Court
Martin
Supreme Court Reverses New York Minimum Wage Law
After a 5-4 ruling invalidating New York’s 1933 minimum wage for women the court raises statewide reform pressure. Governors and officials in 16 states rush to patch or craft new statutory pay protections amid fears of upheaval to existing labor laws and contracts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Empire State
Missing Auto Recovered After Logand Case Involves Griffis
William Griffis of Logan admitted borrowing Ed Taylor’s car without consent after a claim of quiet driving with a girl named Ellen Rife. The vehicle was wrecked eight miles south of Logan on Route 175 and later recovered by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Griffis posted $800 bond and appeared before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart then bound over to the grand jury.
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Wm. Griffis
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Joe Farbearn
Ed Taylor
Griffis
Fairgrounds
Taylor
Notestone
Thomas
Runaway Found In Chicago Detected In Escape From Privilege
William Webster Theile a 15 year old son of a New York financier who had been missing since May 3 was found in Chicago and is reported to be selling magazines for income. His parents were en route to bring him home. He told reporters he fled to escape society life and will return to breakfast in bed and chauffeur driven cars. The boy vanished from a private island off Long Island near Mamaroneck New York on a trip with his father.
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Chicago
William Webster Theile
New York
Chicago Daily Times
Long Island
Mamaroneck
N. x
William Theile
The
Atlantic Investing Corporation
Castiel_ Webster
Zioncheck Begins Psychiatric Tests in Hospital Ward
Washington Representative Marion Zioncheck enters Sonar Municipal Hospital for psychiatrists tests to determine mental soundness. Dr. Bocock says observation may take one day or more and stresses need for complete rest as Zioncheck cooperates. He quips he may be crazy or Congress windbags.
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Washington
Marion Zioncheck
Washington State
Zioncheck
Sonar Municipal Hospital
Edgar A. Bocock
Dr. Bocock
Zienceck
Connecticut to Back Landon At National Convention
State Chairman J Henry Roraback announced before leaving for the Republican National Convention in Cleveland that Connecticut would cast its 19 votes for Governor Alf M Landon of Kansas for the presidential nomination.
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Hartford
Conn
J. Henry Roraback
Cleveland
Connecticut
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Cyrus Hall McCormick Dies at 77 Former IH Chairman
Cyrus Hall McCormick, 77, former chairman of the Board of International Harvester Company, died today after a short illness in Chicago.
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Chicago
Cyrus Hall McCormick
International Harvester Company
Loyal troops flag over Leon Fort in Nicaragua clash
National army leaders in rebellion report loyal troops raised a white flag at the Fort of Leon after three days of defense by forces loyal to President Juan B. Sacasa. General Anastasio Somoza to enter fort Acolasco to accept surrender while capital remains quiet and armistice persists in Managua.
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Nicaragua
National Army
Juan B. Sacasa
Leon
Anastacio Somoza
Somoza
Acolasco
National Guard
Central American Republic
Roosevelt Cousin Robert Delano Dies in Argentina
Robert B. Delano, 21, second cousin of President Roosevelt, died from a self inflicted pistol wound in Barranqueras Chaco Argentina. Police described it as a personal safety related shooting. Delano had traveled from Harvard to South America last year to visit the Debruyn family linked by marriage and seek life on a cattle ranch.
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Resistencia
Argentina
Robert B. Delano
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Delano
Barranqueras
Argentine Chaco
South America
Harvard University
Debruyn
Hoffman Removes Col. Schwarzkopf In NJ Police Shakeup
Gov. Harold G. Hoffman deposed Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf as New Jersey state police superintendent, the force he built. The governor sent to the senate the name of Col. Mark O. Kimberling, state prison warden and former Schwarzkopf deputy, as replacement.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Senate
Mark O. Kimberling
Schwartzkopf
Barrymore Sues Secretary Over 100000 Dollar Claim
John Barrymore files in Los Angeles court for an accounting of 100000 dollars from his former secretary Henry Hotchener who counters with a 31000 dollar claim for salary and commissions. Barrymore smokes a cigaret as he watches the proceedings.
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John Barrymore
Los Angeles
Henry Hotchener
Barrymore
Father in Poverty Slays Wife and Four Children Then Himself
In Dayton a father, Welter John, 42, killed his wife Louetta 41 and four children Rose Marie 15 Elsie May 10 Marietta 8 and Walter 12 before fatally shooting himself. Surviving sons Horace 18 and Wilbur 16 told coroners Harris the killings stemmed from poverty and worry over keeping the home. A note left by Johnson stated he could not bear the discord and intended to “get them and then take my own life.”
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Welter Johnson
Horance
Wilbur
H. W. Harris
Johnson
Louetta
Rose Marie
Elsie May
Marietta
Walter
Horace
Harris
W. F. Johnson
Goodby
Arthur
Alabama Mine Officers Wounded During Ore Mine Clash
Three company officers were wounded early today near the Muscoda ore mine of the Tennessee coal iron and railroad company after a fight that saw about 150 shots fired. The attack raised the total shot so far to eight since the red ore miners strike began Sunday night. The violence forced mine shutdowns affecting about 2 500 jobs. Deputy Sheriff W T Kemp said the officers were ambushed during a routine inspection and fired upon.
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Birmingham
Ala
Muscoda
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Wider hearing set for new trial by Judge Whitcraft
The motion of Felix Wider for a new trial is scheduled tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. before Judge Harley Whitcraft. Wider was convicted last Friday by a jury of burglary at a Murray City filling station on December 12.
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Felix Wider
Harley Whitcraft
Wider
Murray City
Stars Set for Logan Daily News Hollywood Premiere
Logan Daily News reports a rapid booking of stars for the Hollywood Premiere stage show by Bob Gage Presentations Co directed by Miss Josephine James. Local businesses sponsor cars outfits and outfits for stars as Logan townspeople are matched to film icons.
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Logan Daily News
Hollywood
Bob Gage
Kline Services At Home Wednesday
Funeral services will be held at the home in Carroll Wednesday at 1 30 P M for Solomon Kline 74 former Hocking county infirmary director who died early Monday He leaves besides his widow Rachel three daughters Mrs Etta Boling and Mrs E E Holland both of Lancaster and Mrs Leo Konkler of Columbus one son J Fred Kline Columbus Also surviving are four sisters Mrs Lucinda Woltg Rockbridge Mrs John Dupler Amanda and Misses Mary Jane and Clara of the
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Carroll
Solomon Kline
Hocking County
GOP Solons Weigh Compromise Then Strike On Tax Bill
Senate Republicans meet to back the finance committee compromise tax plan over the house bill, aiming to vote against final approval. They cite excess government expenditures and insufficient time to refine details. The committee estimates the measure would raise about 829 million dollars in a year and notes revenue figures are conservatively high.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Treasury
Townsendites Assault Leader In Fallout From Pension Probe
The Townsend plan inquiry nears a close as four witnesses condemn the leadership and call for an immediate reorganization. Frank L. McWade asserts the movement is in the hands of racketeers, while Rev. Alfred J. Wright and Frank M. Hawks back the investigators and fault current direction.
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Washington
Townsend
Townsend High Command
Frank L. McWade
Rochester, N. C
Alfred J. Wright
Cleveland
Frank M. Hawks
Massachusetts
McWade
Budget leak found in J H Thomas scandal
The tribunal said J H Thomas the resigned colonial secretary disclosed British budget secrets before publication. It named two men Bates of Bates advertising and Sir Alfred Butt MP and racing enthusiast as users for private gain.
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London
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Thomas
Bates
Alfred Butt
Births Announced for Cornmiller and Harsh Families
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cornmiller of Purnace Street announce the birth of a baby daughter last night. Also listed are Mr. Roscoe Harsh and Logan R. F. associated with the birth.
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Albert Cornmiller
Purnace St
Roscoe Harsh
Logan R. F
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