Japanese Troop Reinforcements Enter Tientsin and Peiping
Japanese forces land 7600 troops from four transports in North China raising Peiping garrison to 60,000 total near 10,000 in Tientsin. Chinese fear a larger 15,000 man division as Italy’s Ethiopian action spurs conquest dreams. Japan informs foreign embassies of gains in Peiping.
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Associated Press
Tientin
China
Ethiopia
Tientsin
Peiping
Japan
United States
Next French Premier Strikes Peace Note
Leon Blum outlines a policy of peace and nonaggression for France while aiming for friendly ties with nations sharing social justice ideals. He also calls the war debt issue a tragic misunderstanding and seeks improved Franco American relations.
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Leon Blum
Associated Press
France
Europe
Nazi Germany
Italy
Paris
Blum
Mrs Mollison Sets New Long Distance Air Record
Mrs Amy Johnson Mollison established a new round trip flight record to Cape Town, South Africa, at 7 days 22 hours 43 minutes. She returned yesterday in 4 days 16 hours 18 minutes, beating the previous mark by Flight Lieutenant Tommy Rose. Distance covered exceeded 14 000 miles. She traveled alone.
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Croydon Airdrome
Eng
Amy Johnson Mollison
Capetown
South Africa
The
Cape
Tommy Rose
Mollison
Puerto Rico Governor Orders Prompt Flag Desecration Prosecutions
Gov Blanton Winship ordered all island authorities to prosecute promptly any desecrations of the United States flag in Puerto Rico. The directive emphasized swift action to uphold the flag’s respect across the territory.
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San Juan
Blanton Winship
United States
Puerto Rico
Rape Case Nolled in Ohio Proceeding
The State of Ohio versus William Horn on a rape charge was nolled by Prosecutor Gerald Laeigs Wilhee of Sa 8 court. The action ends the case with no further criminal proceedings expected.
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State of
Ohio
William Horn
Gerald Laeigs Wilhee
Schmitter Re appointed to Hocking Soldier's Relief Commission
Ewald Schmitter of Logan has been re appointed to the Soldier's Relief Commission of Hocking County for a three year term by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Schmitter
Ewald Schmitter
Logan
Soldier's Relief Commission
Hocking County
Harley M. Whitcraft
Debates on Revenue and Relief Bills Reported
The article summarizes multiple congressional sessions with mentions of the Appropriations sub-committee hearing Ickes on relief deficiency, Finance considering a tax bill, Ways and Means on social security amendments, and foreign relations concluding London Naval Treaty hearings. It notes action on rural electrification, a dirigible commission proposal for Los Angeles, and adjournment until Monday.
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Ickes
House
Naval Affairs
Ways and Means
Finance
Foreign Relations
R. G Tugwell
Sonete
Er Cree
Los Angeles
Two Injured in Second and Market Car Collision
A morning crash at Second and Market injured two people. Norma Ralston and Merle Weymueller collided. Elizabeth McKee, riding with Ralston, suffered gashes and bruises while Ralston had minor injuries. Weymueller was uninjured. Police blame Ralston for failing to stop.
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Second and
Market
Norma Ralston
Merle Weymueller
Elizabeth McKee
Lancaster
Miss Ralston
Mr. Weymueller
Second Street
J. R. Ralston
West Second St
Greendale
Weymueller
Mule valued as indispensable at mining congress
W. H. Saunders told the American Mining Congress that no mine machine can replace the mule. He argued the jack remains flexible, affordable, and usable when power fails, with low depreciation despite rising mechanization in Cincinnati on May 15.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Saunders
Saunders
Memorial Service for Sigma Phi Gamma Members
Members of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will observe memorial day on Sunday with a service at the Methodist church in memory of their deceased member.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
G Men hunt slayer of U S revenue agent in bootleg raids
Seven suspects including James Jacobs and Joseph Krupa were questioned after raids on illicit alcohol operations in Indiana and Illinois. Federal Agent John R. Foster was killed near St John, Ind, as officers pursued two rum runners. Authorities found an Indiana licensed car with 200 gallons of alcohol, a sawed off shotgun, and rifle cartridges.
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Chicago
Dillinger
Federal Revenue
John R. Foster
James Jacobs
Alias Jones
Indianapolis
Joseph Krupa
Mary Sola
Bruno
Vincent
Joseph Pegorin
Vincent Marronte
Jacobs
Chicago Heights
Ill
Indiana
Foster
St. John
Ind
Hughes makes cross country speed flight record
Howard Hughes wins a $50 bet by flying from Chicago to Los Angeles in 8 hours 10 minutes 25 seconds. He landed at Glendale airport at 7:15 pm after 1,885 miles, calling the feat a severe test and noting the engine was the only thing that worked.
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Los’ Angeles
Howard Hughes
Midwest
Los Angeles
Glendale
Doctor Apologizes For Twilight Sleep Use
Dr Rudolf Holmes of Chicago apologized at the AMA convention for introducing twilight sleep to the United States about 20 years ago to relieve childbirth pains. The debate featured leading obstetricians arguing for and against modern painless methods while Holmes questioned masking the mother’s mentality.
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Kansas City
United States
Rudolph Holmes
Chicago
American Medical Association
Holmes
Gertrude Nielsen
Oklahoma City
Senate Drops Partial Tax Plan For Corporations
Senate leaders scrap Roosevelt suggestion to tax corporations only on undistributed profits while seeking to preserve the revenue philosophy. A dozen plans stream through committee as leaders push for a 15 percent flat tax on corporate income and four percent tax on dividends.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tha Canata Manan Aneieisttak Sene
Harrison
D-Miss
Townsend Caravan rally backs youth move in pension plan
Lois Johnson, 16, aboard the Townsend Caravan in Columbus, called Dr. Francis Townsend’s old age pension a youth movement and claimed 4,000,000 jobs would open in the first 24 hours. The convoy of 17 cars and 40 people camped at the state fair grounds.
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Columbus
Lois Johnson
Pickets Guard Atlantic Pacific Warehouses Strike Hit Cleveland
Forty five pickets occupied two Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. warehouses in Cleveland with twenty police escorting trucks. Meat cutters union business agent A G Rich says the strike seeks bona fide recognition from the company, which has allegedly given a raw deal since unionization two years ago.
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Cleveland, O
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
A. G. Rich
Meat Cutters Union
Medical Society Meets Tracks Sleeping Sickness Cases
Dr. M. H. Cherrington presented a paper on Epidemic Encephalitis at the Hocking County Medical Association meeting held at the Ambrose Hotel. He cited seven cases under his supervision during the noon gathering yesterday.
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M. H. Cherrington
Hocking County Medical Association
Ambrose
Slayer 23 Asks For Gas Mask In Lethal Chamber
Jack Sullivan a 23 year old slayer of a railroad officer was executed today in the lethal gas chamber at the Arizona state penitentiary. He smiled and waved to spectators as his head dropped after the fumes filled the chamber. He smoked a cigar during the walk to the chamber and asked for a gas mask before the sentence.
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Florence
Ariz
Jack Sullivan
Arizona State Penitentiary
Sullivan
Colorado
Mrs Heyde Recovers After Major Operation
Mrs A L Heyde, wife of Rev A L Heyde pastor of St Matthew Lutheran, is recovering after a major operation performed at White Cross hospital Columbus yesterday. She was taken to the hospital Tuesday.
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A. L. Heyde
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Heyde
St Matthew Lutheran Church
Woman hooks 6 pound carp in Hocking River
Mrs. John Shaw of 539 Church Street caught a six pound carp in the Hocking River near Enterprise last evening.
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John Shaw
Church St
Hocking
Enterprise
Reverend Geil to Speak at Logan U B Church
Rev John E Geil of Granville will speak at the U B church of Logan on Wednesday evening May 20 at 7 30 Mrs Lista Geil Eddins Dean of Music at Alabama University will sing All are invited to attend this special program.
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John E. Geil
Granville
U. B. Church of Logan
Lista Geil Eddins
Alabama University
St Clair Allen Final Winners in County Primary
Official returns from Tuesday's primary show St. Clair and Conkle as Democratic nominees and Allen and Lovett as Republican winners. St. Clair gains 1231 votes to 1205 for Cook, while Allen leads by 13 after a one-vote adjustment for Baker. Complete county results to follow in Monday edition.
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Election Board
Frank St. Clair
J. M. Conkle
R. E. Allen
John Lovett
St. Clair
Anthony Cook
Stanley Baker
Mr. Allen
Aged couple killed in Sunday collision near Westerville
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross both 70 were residents of Columbus and died in an automobile truck crash yesterday south of Westerville.
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Columbus, O
Ernest Ross
Westerville
Columbus
Borah Threatens Republican Party Over Monopoly Issue
Senator William Borah warned that unless the Republicans nominate a candidate who will confront monopoly he will campaign on the issue outside the party. He urged party liberalization, rejuvenation, and an independent judiciary while denouncing current leadership as driving the party to destruction.
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Sen. Borah
Newark
N. J
William E. Borah
Tor
Republican Party
Repub
Lican Party
Borab
Bloodhound chase frees hostages as fugitives flee
In Oklahoma the bloodhound aided pursuit of eight convicts from McAlester prison. By Thursday two surrendered while three abducted hostages three prison guards and a farmer were released alive. A fourth victim Roy Langwell escaped from Beavers and Pugh, while Archie Herring and Bill Anderson were returned to the penitentiary.
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Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
Claude Beaver
Julius D. Bohannon
Bill Anderson
Jess Cunningham
Claude Pugh
A. C. McArthur
Claude Fugate
Archie Herring
Herring
Anderson
Antlers
Okla
Roy Langwell
Kosoma
John Helm
Claude Beavers
Alex Watson
Escaped Canton Prisoners Sought After Jail Break
Five of seven inmates who escaped Stark county jail last night remain at large as Canton police and deputies patrol routes out of the city. Walter Hadley was captured on a downtown street and Edward Fike was taken on the Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks on the city’s outskirts. Both prisoners faced charges of burglary and highway robbery respectively.
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Canton
Stark County
Walter Hadley
Joseph Nist
Edward Fike
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Death claims Chas England prominent Hocking dairyman
Charles England 77 dies at home in Green township after hospital wait following a fall from a cow injury. Survived by wife Mary, son Charles C. Park of New Boo, four daughters including Logan city auditor Josephine Hansel, and others living at home. Funeral set for 2 PM at home with Rev. Chas M. Lever. burial Oak Grove cemetery. England active in Logan and Hocking county affairs and known for horse and buggy travel to Logan.
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Logan
Charles England
Hocking County
Green Township
Loegan
England
Mary
Charles C. (Park
Newboo
Josephine Hansel
Logan City
W. C. Dutton
East Lansing
Blanche
Edna
Chas. M. Lever
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Hocking County
Hoc
Lorgan
Body of man in overalls found washed ashore by river
Police and county authorities sought to identify a white man in overalls found on the riverbank after waves from an Ohio river steamer washed ashore last night. Authorities reported the incident as a homicide investigation in progress.
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Cincinnati
Here
Ae Anseo
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