Ohio Winner in Primary Surprises with Coughlin Upset
Ohio primary results show Father Charles E. Coughlin's National Union For Social Justice ousting two district congressmen and fielding 15 or 16 of 32 candidates. Republicans sweep delegates, Roosevelt leads Democrats, and Governor Davey tops Young for the Democratic nomination.
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Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Ohio
Cleveland
William E. Borah
Roosevelt
Col
Henry Bree
New York
Martin L. Davey
Stephen M. Young
Davey
Young
Charles Hubbell
GOP
Congressional Panels Advance Tax and Foreign Affairs Talks
The Finance Committee frames a tax bill while the Foreign Relations Committee reviews the London naval treaty. An Appropriations subcommittee hears WPA relief test imony as details on the revenue bill emerge. A farm mortgage refinancing bill is defeated 235 to 142.
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Foreign Relations
Treasury
Harry Hopkins
Foreign Affairs Committee
Jones
Canmreen
Mussolini Declares Italian Empire After Chamber Vote
In Rome on May 14 the Chamber of Deputies unanimously ratified a bill creating an Italian empire led by Premier Mussolini. The body wore black shirts as Mussolini read the decree on conquest of Ethiopia. Delegates and officials, including Baron Aloisi, Germany and Japan ambassadors, and Austria’s minister, watched as the vote yielded cheers.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Pompeo Aloisi
League of Nations
Geneva
Germany
Japan
Austria
Ethiopia
Zioncheck and bride flee Puerto Rico amid student protests
Representative Marion Zioncheck and his wife left San Juan for St Thomas as Puerto Rican guardsmen faced student demonstrations calling for independence. He departed in a Marine plane after a collision incident involving his car. Gov Winship issued a order urging calm and parental attendance at schools.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Marion Zioncheck
Virgin Islands
Washington
Zioncheck
St. Thomas
Blanton Winship
Frazier-Lemke bill defeated signals inflation forecast
Democratic leaders argue the Farm refinancing bill’s crushing defeat in the House shows there will be no inflation. Rep Lemke declares reintroduction plans and vows fresh fight, amid a 235 to 142 vote against the bill. House roll shows 173 Democrats and 62 Republicans opposed, with several third-party members backing.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Washington
Lemke
R-Nd
Farmer- Laborites
Robinson Gets Life Sentence for 1934 Kidnapping
Thomas H. Robinson Jr., 29, received life imprisonment after pleading guilty to kidnapping Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll in 1934 for a $50,000 ransom. He was moved to Atlanta federal peniten tiary following his arrest in Glendale, California, with arraignment and sentencing by Federal Judge Elwood Hamilton occurring within 48 hours.
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Atlanta
Steel and Stone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Elwood Hamilton
Glendale
Cal
Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Lynn Allen
Pasadena
Allen
Surgeons to remove pin from ten month old in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 14 surgeons prepared to operate on Nancy Vanderweulen ten months old to remove an open safety pin lodged in her throat from an accident at home yesterday. The pin defied attempts to dislodge it.
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Cincinnati
Nancy Vanderweulen
Hindenburg Lands in Germany After Transatlantic Flight
The German Zeppelin Hindenburg landed at 5 45 a m local time in Frankfurt after a 49 hour 3 minute flight from Lakehurst covering about 6 670 kilometers.
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Hindenberg
Germany
Associated Press
Frankfort
Atlantic
America
Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Hugh Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Ernest Lehman
U.S
Hindenburg
Lord Allenby Dies Sudden.y War Hero of Palestine
Lord Allenby Britain's soldier hero of Palestine died suddenly at his Kensington home. He was 175 years old and the last of the empire's outstanding World War military leaders who led the allied entry into Jerusalem but renounced conquest for its fruit of death.
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London
Lord Allenby
Britain
Palestine
Kensington
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Ohio Counties Authorized to Issue Relief Bonds
The state tax commission approved Hocking county to issue 28500 in four relief bonds under the Carey act and Noble county to issue 19200 in similar bonds.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Hocking County
Noble County
Bandits Loot Village Bank Near Oberlin in Broad Daylight
Two unidentified robbers, maskless, held up the First Wellington bank in Wellington, Ohio, taking between 5000 and 10000 dollars. They ordered five customers and three staff into the lobby, drove off in a dark Chevrolet toward Norwalk and Toledo, and described the act as a joke while a cashier and witnesses were bound.
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Oberlin, O
Wellington
Norwalk
Toledo
K. O. Townsend
Townsend
Gertrude Dibble
Leon Jones
Slugger Strikes at Chicago Nurse After YWCA Slaying
A light skinned black man, possibly same attacker as the Mrs Lillian Guild murder, hit Miss Louise Rickert at St. Luke's hospital with a brick, injuring her and sending 80 nurses into alarm. Police link the suspect to the Guild case as injuries are reported.
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Chicago
Lillian Guild
YWCA
St. Luke’s Hospital
Louise Rickert
Detroit
Mich
Guild
Michigan Boulevard
Sergt
Kyran Phelan
Detective Bureau
Farmer's Body Found After Night Search in Illinois Timber
In Rockford Illinois on May 14 AP reports Ja cob Groenhagen a 54 year old farmer from Oregon Illinois was found dead in timber by a searching party after hunting mushrooms. Coroner Jess Aiken ruled a heart attack probable with disappearance dated yesterday. Fear of kidnapping had preceded the discovery.
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Farmer
Rockford
Ill
Jacob Groenhagen
Oregon
Jess Aiken
Ogle County
Groenhagen
Hocking Co Grand Jury to Probe 25 Criminal Cases
The Hocking county grand jury will convene Monday with a docket of 25 criminal cases to investigate. Among them the State v Delbert Freeman Reed Salsbury and Ramon Smith involves confessed larceny from Dave Milne’s Smoke House and likely indictments. A notable case is the State v Charles Popcorn Newman for selling baseball pool tickets in violation of city gambling ordinances.
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Hocking CO. Grand Jury
Hocking County Grand Jury
Delbert Freeman
Reed Salsbury
Ramon Smith
Dave Milne
Will
Charles
Popcorn) Newman
George Morris
Frank Cline
Columbus
Felix Wider
Wilson Sentenced to Life in Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Wilson, 23, was given a life term by Judge C. H. Huston for the slaying of Jean Moorhead, 17, the woman he planned to marry. He was taken to Columbus prison after overruled motions for a new trial. he claimed the shooting was accidental after discovering Moorhead with Haskell Smith, 23.
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Mansfield
C. H. Huston
Charles Wilson
Ohio
Jean Moorhead
Wilson
Columbus
E. P. Long
Huston
Miss Moorhead
Haskell Smith
Tax stamp sales in Ohio reach of seventeen million
Revenue from Ohio sales tax stamps since January 1 totals 17 million 441 thousand 576 dollars with last week’s intake of 1 million 146 thousand 294 dollars. Tax authorities in Columbus report ongoing collections from the state’s tax stamp program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt Longworth Wins Ohio Primary Seat
Alice Roosevelt Longworth gains a chance to participate actively in the 11th national convention after winning a seat on the Robert Taft ticket in Ohio. She previously attended as an onlooker at other conventions and faced competition from William E. Borah’s ticket.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Ohio
T. R
Robert Taft
William E. Borah
Two Of Three B I S Fugitives Captured Today At Cleveland
In Cleveland a pair of three industrial school inmates who escaped by abducting an electrician were brought back to Lancaster then sent to Mansfield reformatory. Montgomery Evans and James Williams, both 18, were arrested. Douglas Fulton remains at large. The trio had commandeered the electrician W L Edwards and hijacked his car to Cleveland, with Edwards forced to drive and later robbed of a watch.
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Cleveland, O
Industrial School
Lancaster Institution
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Montgomery Evans
Cleveland
James Williams
Lorain
Lancaster
Douglas Fulton
Kent
George Lamby
Evans
Williams
Reformatory
W. L. Edwards
Delaware
Edwards
Fulton
Bloody prison break nets 24 prisoners in McAlester
In McAlester Oklahoma 24 convicts took part in a prison break shouting a deadly escape. Five men abducted William Doaks and forced Mrs. Doaks to prepare breakfast. Guards Tuck Cope Victor Conn and W. Gossett were wounded as the convicts fled the brickyard towers. Bloodhounds and patrols hunted the fugitives in the hills near Antlers and Stewart.
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Mcalester
Okla
William Doaks
Pittsburgh
Mike Isabel
Pittsburg
Doaks
Antlers
Roy Kenny
Stewart
Tuck Cope
Victor Conn
Powell
Kenny
W. W. Gossett
Official tally begins today in Hocking County elections
The official tally of election results in Hocking County will not be completed soon. No county candidate totals have been checked yet. Commissioner contests on both tickets are tight with margins margin close enough for error to sway the result. J M Conkle won the Democratic nomination and John Lovett the Republican nomination for the post, while other counts remain uncertain.
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Hocking County
Election Board
J. M. Conkle
John Lovett
Frank St. Clair
Anthony Cook
R. E. Allen
Stanley
Will Logan Daily News
Two Die When Auto Struck at Cleveland Crossing
Two men from Cleveland, John B. Preme aged 35 and John ner aged 26, were killed last night when their motor vehicle was struck by a train at a crossing in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
John B. Preme
Johnner
Mobile
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Coughlin
Union For Social Justice
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Daniel E. Morgan
Borah
Frank M. Ransbottom
Zanesville
Ed D. Schorr
Eniane Pant
Duce
Chamber U.K.S
Sylvester Cikoski
Harry Hoffman
Lillian D. Guild
Cikoski
County Behavior Clinic
Babe
O. K
Chicago Nurse
Central Press
Logan
B.I.S
Foreman
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