Charles Strum Dies in Ohio Crash Rites in Murray City
Charles Strum 45 treasurer elect of Hocking county died after a two mile north of Logan automotive crash. Funeral services were held at Murray City M E Church with burial at Green Lawn near Nelsonville. Strum was a salesman for Zanesville Provision Co. and active in Knights of Pythias Eagles and IOOF. Irvin and Brooks also died. Frye escaped with minor injuries.
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Charles Strum
Hocking County
McCarthy Farm
Logan
M. E. Church
Murray City
G. C. Nutter
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
Strum
Hocking Valley
Cherrington Hospital
Ward Township
Bob Peacock
Lewis Wolf
Ray Irvin
Columbus
Joseph Frye
Frye
Jacob Brooks
Irvin
Brooks
Anna
Knights of Pythias
Eagles
Zanesville Provision Co
Ohio
Shawnee
Asbury Cemetery
Starr Township
Heinlein
Knights of Pythias leaders confer after death notice
Chancellor Bob Featheringham of Burgholz Ohio met in Murray City with district deputy Charles Strum not aware of the death of Murray City man reported the night before.
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Bob Featheringham
Burgholz
Ohio
The
Knights of Pythias
Charles Strum
Murray City
Strum
Order
Strum Crash Victims In Hospital As Investigation Proceeds
Peacock driver of Strum’s car remains in Cherrington hospital with cuts and bruises and is recovering. Wolf, the fourth party member, was released but is under physician care after suffering facial and head cuts. Sheriff’s deputies and state patrol are probing the crash and seeking a third vehicle alleged to have sideswiped Strum’s auto and forced it into a truck.
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Peacock
Strum
Cherrington
Wolf
Hitskip
Joe Farbearn
Major Detroit Narcotics Raid Nets 200000 In Drugs
Federal agents seized more than 200000 dollars worth of contraband narcotics in Detroit in a raid described as possibly the department’s largest single seizure. Four men and a 16 year old girl were arrested in Detroit with ties to Toledo Ohio. Joe Callas alias Throso Yanakes and a 16 year old girl were stopped as they waited for a Toledo bus. Callas also had 75 ounces of narcotics and 1395 dollars in cash.
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Detroit
Joseph Bell
Narcotics Division
Department
Toledo
Joe Callas
Throso Yanakes
Kathryn Hiisides
Callas
China Yields to Japan Demand in North China Evacuation
Chinese troops began evacuating North China as Japan asserts control over administration and troop placement in Hopei. The 32nd Army under General Shank Chen moves into Tientsin to assume duties as the North China garrison, signaling a new regime under Japanese authority.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
China
Jiro Minami
Hopei Province
Peiping
Tientsin
Rengo
Hopei
32Nd
Shank Chen
North China
Passion murder shocks Bakersfield man killed by brother
Roy Weedman aged 33 was shot and killed in Bakersfield by his brother Irwin 28 after a quarrel with Irwins wife Laverne 18. Sheriff deputy Ray Pyle said Irwin admitted the shooting describing it as a passion murder.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Roy Weedman
Irwin
Ray Pyle
Pyle
Laverne
Clay Strike Settled In Ohio And Pennsylvania
A 3,000 worker clay strike in Tuscarawas and nearby counties ended last night after mediation by Ralph A. Lind, Cleveland regional labor board director. Plants in Tuscarawas and Summit counties and in Clearfield and Brockway Pennsylvania will resume operations Wednesday.
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Urichsville
Tuscarawas
Ralph A. Lind
Cleveland
Federal Regional Labor Board
Summit Counties
Clearfield
Brockway
Lind
Charles Mallory Dies in Danbury Hat Firm Leader
Charles A. Mallory, 84, president of the Mallory Hat Co. board, died after an operation. He led one of the nation’s largest hat makers, a firm founded in 1823 by his grandfather Ezra Mallory.
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Danbury, Conn
Charles A. Mallory
The
Mallory Hat Co
Ezra Mallory
Ohio Coal Strike Set to End Peacefully, Tetlow Says
Columbus Ohio June 10 AP miners in Ohio plan a peaceful cessation of work by Friday night affecting about thirty thousand workers. Percy Tetlow UMW district 6 president predicts no confrontation while operators note improved relations and await wage talks after other districts decide on wage demands.
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Tetlow
Ohio
Columbus, CO
Percy Tetlew
United Mine Workers (Ohio
Columbus
U. S
Schooner Noya Grounded Near Point Arena
SAN FRANCISCO June 10 AP report says the lumber schooner Noya with a crew of 20 is stranded on rocks at Point Arena as heavy surf pounds the vessel. The crew faces peril with no escape from the surging seas.
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San Francisco
Point Arena
Noya
Cyclist Dies in Lancaster Motorcycle Crash
A youth died and another suffered a compound leg fracture after a motorcycle collided with two autos near Lancaster. Carl Grimm, 21, died hours later in a Lancaster hospital. Ray Bazal, 22, survived. Other Ohio crashes killed Filmore Krotz, 82, and George Hartman, 37, with multiple injuries across Cleveland Mogadore and Columbus.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Carl Grimm
Ray Bazal
Defiance
Filmore Krotz
Cleveland
George Hartman
Lyman Wells
East
Akron
Mogadore Road
Radio Priest Ends Weekly Broadcasts
The Rev. Fr. Charles E. Coughlin announced his weekly radio program would end for the time being after his 33rd address. He said the National Union for Social Justice would seek a court order to use Soldier's Field for an Illinois state meeting and noted a Missouri meeting set for June 19 in St. Louis. He urged liberalization of interstate commerce laws and passage of the Wheeler Rayburn public utilities bill, and defended the Supreme Court NRA ruling as based on obsolete laws.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Chicago Park Board
Soldier’s Field
Illinois
Republican Party
Missouri
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
Fr. Coughlin
Wheeler-Rayburn
Discovered severed body found near Tiffin yards
The dismembered body of Kenneth J. Smith a glass worker was found by Pennsylvania Lines crew in the Tiffin yards. Coroner Perry Perrin said Smith was struck hours earlier by a freight train.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Kenneth J. Smith
Perry Perrin
Smith
Tiffin
Logan Daily News and Democrat Sentinel Subscriptions
Notice to subscribers states paid in advance for the full period already paid. expresses fairness in carrying subscriptions.
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Logan Daily News
Democrat- Sentinel
Grass Roots Convention Opens In Springfield Heads Attack Roosevelt
Jacob D. Allen of Chicago secretary of the Grass Roots committee and Harrison E. Spangler of Cedar Rapids Iowa midwest conference chair and keynoter lead Republicans in Springfield as they launch the Grass Roots convention and oppose Roosevelt policies.
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Grass Roots
Springfield
Ill
Jacob D. Allen
Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Midwst
Republican Conference
Roosevelt
Police probe counterfeit ring in multiple states
Police checked the activities of an alleged counterfeit ring after seizing elaborate paraphernalia for producing bogus half-dollars in Columbus Ohio. In Oil City Pennsylvania two men and a woman were held by Federal agents for attempting to dispose of 50 cent pieces. John E Murphy a treasury inspector said the ring likely operated in about twenty cities across Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and West Virginia. Moulds and dies for half dollars were seized at a Piatt residence where L B Piatt 56 his son Kenneth 31 and Olive Piatt 24 were arrested. Ed Nugent chief of police said 150 bogus coins were found.
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Columbus
Oil City
John E. Murphy
Treasury
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
L. B. Piatt
Kenneth
Olive Piatt
Murphy
Piatts
Ed Nugent
Insull Prepared for Final Court Trial in Bankruptcy Case
Samuel Insull, 75, arrives in Chicago for what is described as a trial to end all Insull trials. He faces a federal case alleging the transfer of 2.5 million dollars in assets of Corporation Securities Company after knowledge of bankruptcy. Co defendants include his son Samuel Jr and Harold L. Stuart. Six others were dismissed, while Martin J. Insull remains in Canada.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insul
Insu'l
Corporation Securities Company
Samuel, Jr
Harold L. Stuart
Investment Home
Martin J. In
Certificates Granted to Four of Six Teachers Exams
Four of six candidates passed the last week teachers examinations and received certificates. Clyde Byers of Rockbridge 1 year Ethel Wallet of Murray City 1 year Kathryn Wright of Logan 1 year and Nelle Schneider 3 years were issued certificates.
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Clyde Byers
Rockbridge
Ethel Wallet
Murray City
Kathryn Wright
Logan
Nelle Schneider
WRECK CALL SHERIFF AFTER FATAL CRASH NEAR MCCARTHY FARM
Sheriff Joe Farbean said the sheriff's office was not alerted until about 45 minutes after the fatal auto crash near the Mc Carthy farm. Rumors claimed the office was unreachable at the time. The note urges immediate contact with the sheriff in wrecks.
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McCarthy Farm
Joe Farbearn
Leaders push NRA stopgap plan amid coal crisis
Washington reports Democratic leaders press a stopgap NRA bill toward passage before the weekend as the recovery law nears expiry. The soft coal strike looms with 450,000 workers set to strike next Monday unless a wage and hours deal is reached, while the Guffey bill revision gains late momentum.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Chas. O'Neill
Manhunt accelerates as pair confess in Weyerhaeuser kidnap case
Federal agents press hunt for William Mahan as Harmon Waley and wife admit involvement in the $200000 Tacoma heir kidnapping. In Salt Lake City, Mrs Waley is arrested for attempting to use ransom money while police and agents expand checks after ransom bills surface in local banks.
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Salt Lake City
George Weyerhaeuser
West
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Harmon M. Waley
Tacoma
Wash
William Mahan
Butte, Mont
Mahan
J. E. Mooney
Potts Pleads Not Guilty To First Degree Murder Charge
Irl Potts a Vinton County farmer pled not guilty to a first degree murder charge. He was bound over to a special grand jury by Magistrate G E Specht at McArthur after the death of his wife found at home June 2 with a bullet wound. Potts is jailed without bond as the case proceeds. Prosecutor Arlo Chatfield led the proceedings and stressed that Potts could not have killed her.
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Irl Potts
Vinton County
G. E. Specht
Mc.Arthur
Potts
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Great Britain
John Simon
Chas. Mallory
Ohio Relief Organization
Cc. C. Stillman
FERA
Coast Guard
George W. Wilson
Father Coughlin
Tiffin, O
STEER
Harrison E, Spangler
Insull
Butte
Montana
Bill
Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
George Thulin
W. M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Vinton Grand Jury
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