Ohio and West Virginia endorse delegates in primary voting
Ohio voters in a morning primary trend shows a split between the regular Republican organization and a liberal faction backing Sen. Borah to decide delegates to the national convention. West Virginia conducts statewide primaries for convention delegates and state offices, while Delaware North Dakota hold state conventions for Democratic delegates and Vermont runs a Republican convention slate.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Delaware
North Dakota
Vermont
Columbus
William E. Borah
George Neffner
Secretary of State
Fresh Breeze Brings Relief in Logan Heat Wave
A clouded sky cooled Logan after days of 90 degree heat marking the hottest May 11 on record in Ohio. Swimmers and fishermen welcomed the relief while mushroom hunters lament the dry season and farmers scramble to plant corn before rain arrives. Some observers thought farmers would skip the primary vote due to field work.
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Logan
Ohio
Congress Considers Unobjected Bills on Calendar
Finance committee hears Morgenthau on a controversial revenue bill as House begins action on a farm mortgage refinancing measure. Foreign affairs weighs a resolution asking for State Department steps to protect interests. Death of Senator Trammell noted by American legation in Addis Ababa. Deficiency appropriation bill funded at 2.364 billion with 1.425 billion for relief items moves to Senate. Rules committee discharge vote recorded.
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Finance Committee
Morgenthau
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Departments
Congress
Addis Abal
Wéienate
Trammell
Senate
Ceward
Hunt Man Garbed As Woman In Slaying
Chicago police press a new hunt for a man in women’s clothing linked to the slaying of Mrs. Lillian Guild. Detectives question YWCA hotel workers while crime labs study a bloodied brick and hair fragment found at the scene.
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Chicago
Lillian Guild
John L. Sullivan
YWCA
Clarence Muhlberger
Cleveland Woman Gives Husband to Sister in Divorce Case
Mrs Martha Dietrich a 33 year old WPA worker and mother of two has given up her husband to her sister Clara Wasikowski 21 so the sister can marry him. Dietrich obtained a divorce to remove herself from the triangle so the younger sister could be happy with him. Dietrich planned to return to a bay factory job as her former husband and the sister arranged for an immediate marriage.
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Martha Dietrich
Cleveland
Clara Wasikowski
Dietrich
WPA
Underwood Cancels Shikat Contract in Dismissal ruling
Federal Judge Mell G Underwood cancelled the managerial contract between Joe Alvarez of Boston and heavyweight wrestler Dick Shikat. Alvarez’s attorneys filed the dismissal entry and will cover all case costs as part of the agreement with Shikat’s counsel John A Connor and the Philadelphia firm Sterling and Willing.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Joe Alvarez
Boston
Dick Shikat
Alvarez
John A. Connor
Shikat
Sterling and Willing
Philadelphia
Gas Strike Ends in Minneapolis and St Paul
A five day strike of union gasoline station employees in Minneapolis and St Paul ended today. The walkout affected service across both cities as workers returned to duty after negotiations.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Three Die As Plane Crashes Near New Lisbon Wisconsin
A plane crash on the Martin Wood farm three miles from New Lisbon Wisconsin killed pilot Herman Underdahl 45 of Los Angeles Caroline Ristow 8 and Carl Ristow 29. The craft carried relatives and neighbors on sightseeing flights when Underdahl banked to about 500 feet and dived. Caroline died at the scene while Underdahl and Carl Ristow perished later.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Martin Wood
Herman Underdahl
Los Angeles
Calif
Carl Ristow
Caroline Ristow
Carl Underdahl
Navy
Wood
Ristow
Underdahl
Pilot
Caroline
Ankrom Funeral Held in McArthur for Mrs Letha Ankrom
Mr and Mrs N BE Summers and daughters Edna and Ruth attended the funeral of Mrs Letha Ankrom wife of Thomas Ankrom of McArthur She had been ill for six weeks prior to death Funeral services were at Mount Olive A B Church and burial followed in McArthur cemetery
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N. BE. Summers
Edna
Ruth
McArthur
Letha Ankrom
Thomas Ankrom
Mighty Hindenburg On Homeward Journey
The silver queen of commerce the Hindenburg heads from New York toward Europe on the first leg of a return voyage with 48 passengers aboard after a swift crossing. She makes a quick courtesy call on New York City before continuing toward Frankfurt on the Main.
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Gregory Hewlett
Associated Press
Lakehurst
Diss
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Atlantic
New York City
Hindenburg
Zeppelin plans trips to boost German army in the north
Dr Hugo Eckener, head of the Zeppelin firm, outlines summer round trips between unspecified locations and the United States. He hopes these flights will lead to the permanent establishment of a German army base in the north.
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United States
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Kasper quadruplets pass health and funds in Passaic
Frances Frank Ferdinand and Felix Kasper were reported doing fine as their family in Little Ferry received bids and offers to support the four infants. Mayor Benjamin F. Turner was named business manager while Dr. Frank F. Janie oversaw care as gifts and a $500 initial fund plus $100 monthly rent aid arrived from supporters. Mother's milk resumed after a brief scare and glucose fortified water had been used earlier.
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Mebly
Wickes Uic Usly Tots
Benjamin F. Turner
Passaic
Kasper
Little Ferry
Turner
San Francisco
Edmond E. Herrscher
Emil Kasper
Surgeon Fights Superstition in Rhodesia Mission Return
Ohio physician Dr Willis Hegler Willis returns to the United States after seven years in Southern Rhodesia with his wife Estelle Brent and four children. He reports his bush operation on a girl with a severely infected leg and the locals’ awe at muchetki the cutter.
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Boston
Ohio
Southern
Rhodesia
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Willis Hegler Willis
Carrie S. Willis
Washington Court House
United States
Estelle Florence Brent
Southern Rhodesia
Dr. Willis
Stafford Identified As River Victim In Steubenville
Coroner Charles Wells identified the body pulled from the Ohio river as William T. Stafford 19, missing since a March 17 car chase with police. Three others William Richards Larry James and Clarence Clutter were arrested and jailed for auto theft after the crash.
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Steubenville, O
Charles Wells
Ohio River
William T. Stafford
William Richards
Larry James
East Liverpool
Clarence Clutter
Steubenville
Springfield Woman Traffic Victim Dies After Crash
Mrs. Leah M. Young, 36, secretary of the Springfield traffic association, died yesterday from injuries suffered Sunday in a automobile crash.
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Springfield
Leah M. Young
The
Springfield Traffic Association
City Council Set for Voting on Sidewalks and Paving
Logan City Council meets at city hall to review ordinances and resolutions. A second reading will occur for the sidewalk obstruction ordinance and a new traffic code may be introduced. Third reading and vote on alley closure near West End School also loom amid WPA paving plans. Residents will fund material costs for road projects. Gas rate debate remains unresolved after Mayor’s veto.
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Logan City
West End
Wood St
Hunter
Church Sts
North Mulberry St
Fitzgerald
Doctor Colbert On Trial In Orient Poisoning Case
Dr John Colbert a famed American physician in China stood trial in U S district court in Tientsin on a charge of attempt to murder his young fourth wife The case described as mysterious by observers The district attorney said the accused carried out a slow scientific campaign to kill her with a crowded courtroom watching closely The doctor protested his innocence and sat beside the wife he allegedly poisoned.
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Tientsin
John Colbert
China
United States District Court
Orient
Felthan Watson
Thirty Attend Meeting of Antioch Grange
Antioch Grange met at Enterprise with a fine attendance of 30 members. A literary program followed by a debate and songs. A covered dish lunch was served after. The debate on whether life insurance is more essential than fire insurance was won by the affirmative side.
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Antioch Grange
Enterprise
Democrats Lead in City Primary Two to One
Voters favored Democrats by about two to one across city precincts at noon with heavy morning turnout. Falls township precincts report higher Democratic margins, while interest centers on the congressional race and the county surveyor contest between Orla Wolfe and Ernest Schaal. Continued on page 2.
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Falls Township
Court House
Elks Building
Falls 1
Falls 2
Falls No
Big Ballo‘s” Ink Board
Orla Wolfe
Ernest Schaal
Move to retire Wilson gains headway in Methodist conference
Delegates at the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference approved a plan to revise the boards constitution to give the general conference more power over temperance and public morals. The move aims to retire Dr Clarence True Wilson, founder and longtime executive secretary of the board. Before this, Dr G Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University withdrew as a bishop candidate after needing 47 votes to win.
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Columbus, O
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance
Prohibition
Clarence True Wilson
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Green Castle
Ind
Oxnam
Gallo ws Claim Parsee Doctor Buck Ruxton Hanged
In Manchester May 12, Dr Buck Ruxton a Parsee physician was hanged at Strangeways for the murder of his wife and a nursemaid in England s most gruesome crime since the century turn. A protest by Violet Van Der Elst drew a hostile crowd as police blocked loudspeaker vans and kept protesters from the jail.
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Manchester
Eng
Buck Ruxton
Strangeways
Violet van der Elst
England
van der Elst
Rudy Vallee Divorce Case Sets Final Plea for Court
Fay Webb daughter of Santa Monica police chief filed for divorce from Rudy Vallee amid a long rocky marriage marked by bickering alleged affairs and reconciliations. Attorney Ben Cohen said the matter would be settled amicably and Vallee would not contest the divorce.
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Los Angeles
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Santa Monica
Ben C. Cohen
Cohen
Vallee
Trucker and Family Involvement After Cleveland Skirmish
Ralph Akers 23 of Dayton and his wife Geraldine were chased by two men in a car after driving into Cleveland during a truckers strike. Akers stopped the truck and fought them with fists until police arrived and took two suspects into custody. One suspect bore a black eye. Akers declined to prosecute and planned to continue to Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Ralph Akers
Dayton
Geraldine
Akers
Buffalo
Burns
Canton
Public Enemy No 1 Captured in Kidnaping Case
The government captured the last major target on its hunted list, Thom as H. Robinson Jr. He was flown to Louisville to face a possible death penalty for the 1934 home invasion kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. Federal agents had swept up other fugitives in an 11 day raid.
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Washington
Justice
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Glendale
Calif
J .Edgar Hoover
Robinson
Ofter
Eric Gardner
Lynn Alen
Robbins Circus Opens at Logan Fairgrounds
The Robbins Circus opened this afternoon at the Logan fairgrounds before a capacity crowd. Acts drawing applause included the Bartoni Family bareback riders Cap Wallace's trained lions Pearl Harris and The Fausts aerialists Bartha and Meyer acrobats and Rex the movie dog. A group of 25 Logan Daily News carrier boys will be guests tonight. The show is described as one of the cleanest seen here with no questionable hangers-on.
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Robbins
Logan
Fairs Grounds
Bartoni
Cap. Wallace
Pearl Harris
Fausts
Bartha
Meyer
Rex
Logan Daily News
Motorman Blamed for Cincinnati and Lake Erie Crash
Columbus May 12 The State Utilities Commission ruled Motorman Charles P F Patterson of Springfield responsible for a head on collision between two Cincinnati and Lake Erie passenger cars. Two people were killed and 13 injured in the derailment and ensuing crash.
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Columbus, O
State Utilities Commission
Charles PF. Patterson
Springfield
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
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