Drivers to Stand Trial on Second Degree Charge
A second degree murder indictment was brought against Joe Chivers of Murray City for the May 10 shooting of neighbor John Maraz during a Ward township quarrel. Chivers had earlier pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. a grand jury recalled in special session reduced the charge. He will be arraigned Thursday at 9 a.m. with five others in indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chivers
Murray City
John Maraz
Ward Township
Chivers
S. B. Whitehart
Harley M. Whitcraft
New Finance Director Named in Columbus
M. Ray Allison, assistant Secretary of State, becomes Director of Finance in Governor Davey’s cabinet. Bevis resigned to join Harvard. Allison’s appointment follows weeks of prediction after Bevis left the post temporarily in January.
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M. Ray Allison
Davey
Allison
Howard L. Bevis
Supreme Court
Bevis
Harvard University
Derby Day Draw Attracts Thousands To Epsom Downs
By the thousands the racing clans poured into the village for the English Derby with an estimated half million expected tomorrow. Seventeen of the turf’s top three year olds meet over one and a half miles, including a American owned entrant.
Two Frenchmen Rescued From Sahara Ordeal
In Algiers a desert rescue recovered two Frenchmen at Tamanrasset hospital after five days exposed to blistering heat. They survived while two companions, Mrs Knight and Mr Peyton, died from thirst and self harm. The truck ran dry and the group sought aid after leaving Agadez May 22.
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Algiers
Algeria
Sahara
Tamanrasset
Tamanarasset
Kneebret
Chavexus
Knight
Agadez
French West Africa
Peyton
Inguezzam
Italy charges Ethiopia in East Africa border clash
Italy accuses Ethiopia of an attack on Italian native troops on the Eritrean border last Friday, with 30 Ethiopians killed and cattle stolen as raiders were repulsed near Gubli in Italian Somaliland. Italy also claims Britain aided Ethiopia with moral support and arms.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Gubli
Somaliland
Great Britian
Giornale D. Italia
Haile Selassie
Four leaf clover hunter in Fairmont claims 10000th find
Roman Fetheral, a clover collector from Fairmont West Virginia, says he has found his 10,000th four leaf clover after scanning a meadow. He notes finding odds can be easy and that his collection also includes five to nine leaf specimens.
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Fairmont
W. VA
Roman Fetheral
Roman
Tornado and Flood Claim 250 Lives Saturday Night
A deadly tornado and flood wreaked havoc Saturday night leaving 250 dead. The bottom photo shows a power plant at McCook Nebraska where 36 men were marooned by the flood.
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McCook, Neb
Elks Install New Officers at Logan Lodge Meeting
About 75 members attended the Logan Lodge No. 452 Elks installation last night. Ed Collins and Harold Larimer represented the Grand Lodge. New officers named included M. W. Schrader exalted ruler, William Durant leading knight, and Charles Lytle loyal knight with Willis Ohlinger as esteemed lecturing knight. Selections also appointed John Kleinschmidt ryler and Ed Collins esquire. A fish fry followed the session.
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Logan Lodge No. 452
John Burgoon
Ed Collins
Harold Larimer
Grand Lodge
M. W. Schrader
William Durant
Charles Lytle
Willis Ohlinger
W. D. Braddock
John Kleinschmidt
Ryler
Esquire
W. J. Davis
Pop’ Elder
Cripple Creek Feels New Boom From Chain Letter
reports spread quickly that E. J. Duffy received the last dollar in a chain letter that allegedly generated 15 625 dollars in 12 days. The historic mining town buzzed with talk of a unbroken circulation and a fresh boom rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
E. J. Duffy
Market mood lifts as traders await White House news
Bullish sentiment dominated early trading in New York as investors期待 news from the White House on a possible revival of the economic recovery movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
Starr Township Hires Two Teachers for Vacancies
The Starr township board appointed Miss Lillian Lane and Miss Kathryn Wright to fill vacancies at Union Furnace after the resignations of Miss Mary Keller and Miss Evelyn Hockman on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Township Board
Union Furnace
Mary Keller
Evelyn Hockman
Lillian Lane
Kathryn Wright
Missing 17 Year-Old John Willison Near Coonville
Sheriff Farbearn issued notice from the county jail listing John Willison a 17 year old missing youth from a home near Coonville. He is five feet four inches tall, weighs about 140 pounds, with a slim dark complexion. He was last seen Saturday wearing light pants a dark coat black shoes and no hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willison
Coonville
Joe Farbearn
Quads Celebrate 20th Anniversary in Hollis OK
Hollis Oklahoma marked the twentieth birthday of the Keys sisters Mona Roberta Mary and Leota born June 4 1915 to Mr and Mrs Flake Keys. The quadruplets all wear similar clothes and play saxophone. Roberta notes she can vote next year while Mary resents turning twenty Mona laments leaving teens and Leota cherishes school days.
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Hollis
Okla
Keys
Mona
Roberta
Mary
Leota
Flake Keys
Slot Machine Confiscated at Tom Good Live Filling Station
A slot machine was confiscated at the Tom Good Live filling station on Zanesville Avenue. Goodlive is to be arraigned before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald tomorrow at 10 o clock. The mayor warned that no slot machines or similar devices would be tolerated in the city.
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Tom Goodlive
Zanesville Avenue
Goodlive
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Woman Found Dead Near McArthur Wife of Logan Man
Mrs Ira Potts 31 was found dead at her home 15 miles south of McArthur Sunday afternoon. Sheriff reports foul play unlikely and notes the husband is a son of Chas Potts of Logan.
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Ira Potts
McArthur
Harold Thompson
Winnear
Chas, Potts
Logan
Floods Still Cover Midwest in Widespread Damage
Kansas Nebraska and Missouri rivers flood plains drive evacuations and damage. Death toll uncertain with Nebraska estimates at up to 140 but AP reports 94 unofficially. eight in Kansas and three in Missouri. Property losses reach tens of millions with Nebraska at 11 million and highways at 2 million. Red Cross counts 1400 families left homeless across Nebraska Kansas and Colorado.
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Junction City
Kas
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Associated Press
W. C. Bullard
Red Cross
Colorado
Mooney Improved After Blood Poisoning Illness
Mooney, a prominent Logan man, has improved while confined to his home after an attack of blood poisoning.
Dozen New Men Join Hunt for Lad's Captors
Tacoma reports the U S Justice Department expands to about 30 agents in the chase for the George Weyerhaeuser kidnaping. Officials deny Barker-Karpis ties as Volney Davis pleads guilty in a related case, while searches continue near Issaquah for the boy's captors and hideout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Tacoma
Federal Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Woman betrays mobster in Bremer case linked to Davis
St Paul AP report says a woman who dated Volney Davis helped expose the Barker Karpis gangster in the Edward Bremer kidnapping probe. Davis already faced conspiracy charges and his Chicago arrest kept the federal abduction case tally at nine in custody.
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Barker- Karpis
Volney Davis
Chicago
St. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Barker-Karpis
Edward Bremer
Davis
Yorkville
Ill
Edna Murray
Missouri
Austin
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Bremer
General Assembly Set for Sine Die Adjournment in Ohio
Ohio General Assembly prepared for delayed sine die adjournment after a conference committee narrowed the $96,410,109 budget and $400,000 sundry claims bill. The group, reporting to both houses, kept a $30,000 rise for Governor Davey and $54,000 for state utilities inspectors while trimming several park and college appropriations. Governor Davey also signed a Sandusky Bay Bridge purchase bill to move toward toll-free status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
Assembly
Davey
State Utilities Commission
Bowling Green
Kent State Colleges
Mound Builders State
Sandusky Bay Bridge
5,400 Workers To Remain On N R A Payrolls
Roosevelt contemplates a stopgap plan to preserve NRA features after the Supreme Court struck it down. About 5,400 NRA employees will stay on payroll past June 16 as White House officials, congress leaders, and Treasury officials meet to discuss quick legislative action and possible wage and hour regulation.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
White House
Rep
O'Connor
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Harry P. Kendall
Business Advisory Board
Logans blast survivor visits after deadly gas well explosion
E F Sargent a Logan native and gas well blast survivor visits Logan with Mr and Mrs Tom Rainer of Zanesville Ave accompanying his wife He was within 100 ft of the well when the blast occurred and escaped with minor burns Two lives were lost Pearl Trowbridge of Union Furnace near Mt Pleasant Mich Funeral services for unidentified were held at the Logan Church today Jas Haton of Fairview West Virginia may be fourth casualty Union Furnace field worker A A Clark recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Sargent
Logan
Pearl Trowbridge
Union Furnace
Mt. Pleasant Mich
Logan Mond
Tom Rainer
Zanesville Ave
Trowbridge
Sargent
Gor Oil Co
Jas
Haton Fairview
W. Va
A. A. Clark
Logan Church
German talks open on world conference armament limits
New conference in London began as German discussions started aimed at restricting naval armaments globally. Officials from involved nations initiated talks to outline potential limits and framework for a proposed world conference.
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London
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Seattle
Issaquah
George
G-Men
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Dad
Clyde
Ned Barthlow
United States
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Logan Daily News
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Frank Yslas
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