U-Boat Fires On Destroyer Near Spanish Coast
An unidentified submarine fired a torpedo at the British destroyer Havock off the eastern Spanish coast between Alicante and Valencia. Havock was not hit as two British destroyers sped to assist. Separately, Greek steamer Tsepo was bombed and driven ashore 20 miles north of Barcelona. helmsman killed and one sailor wounded.
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London
Admiralty
Midway
Alicante
Valencia
Tsepo
Barcelona
Britain
Paris
Disease Delays Chicago School Open For 619000 Children
Chicago health authorities postponed the reopening of public and parochial schools for 619,000 children as the city faced its largest August cases of infantile paralysis. A total of 109 cases were reported last month, higher than the 99 cases in August 1916, delaying the start until the disease wanes.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Pittsburgh Hotel Strike Traps 1400 Guests
A strike by elevator operators cooks and other service workers shuts in 1400 guests at Pittsburgh's largest hotels. AFL unions rejected closed shop offers and placed picket lines around the 1600 room William Penn and the 800 room Fort Pitt, both owned by Pittsburgh Hotels Corporation.
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Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
William Penn
Fort Pitt
The
Pittsburgh Hotels Corporation
Judy Canova Ends engagement with Edgar Bergen
Judy Canova, the hillbilly singer, announced she broke her engagement to ventriloquist Edgar Bergen. She blamed Ducky Charlie McCarthy for cooling the relationship and said she felt she was playing second fiddle to the wooden head.
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Hollywood
Judy Canova
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Diane Ukike
Treasury Deficit Seen Falling Short Of Predictions
Treasury officials say the current fiscal year deficit will be under 410 million dollars despite a 357.9 million deficit for July and August. They expect economies and increased loan repayments to offset the shortfall by next June 30, noting July and August outgo exceeded income by 249 million and 108.5 million respectively.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Heart Attack Claims 88-Year-Old Blacksmith in Logan
William McLaughlin aged 88 died at 4 30 AM ten days after a heart attack in downtown Logan. He was a retired blacksmith and survived by two sons John of Logan and Max of Akron a daughter Mrs Arthur Thomas and another son Dee at 640 W Front St. The funeral will be Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home at 2 PM with Rev W N Shank officiating. Burial will follow at Greenlawn near Nelsonville.
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Logan
William McLaughlin
Dee
Front St
McLaughlin
John
Max
Akron
Arthur Thomas
Taylorsville
Till
Heinlein Funeral
Rev. W. N. Shank
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
School Directors Seek Reelection in Logan
Logan voters will elect three school board members in the general election. Rolland Bright Sherman Lyke and L. E. Strawn term ends this year and all three seek reelection after securing petitions from the county election board. Opposition will depend on the filing deadline.
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Logan
Rolland Bright
Sherman Lyke
L. E. Strawn
County Election Board
Woman Denies Guilty In Statutory Charge Arraignment
Rosella Woodgeard of Logan appeared before Judge Phil A. Henderson and pleaded not guilty to a statutory charge. She was held on a $300 bond.
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Phil A. Henderson
Rosella ‘Woodgeard
Logan
Coroner Blames Speeding Motorist in Indiana Crash
Coroner Karl Vetter blamed a speeding motorist who ran a stop sign for a deadly crash near Goshen Indiana. The Packard driven by Allison Bishopric 65 of Cincinnati struck a bus driven by Lee Callahan 32 of Toledo. Five killed more than 30 injured none serious. The bus rolled end over end and remained crushed with victims trapped inside.
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Goshen
Ind
New York
Indiana
Karl Vetter
Here
Allison Bishopric
Cincinnati
Lee Callahan
Toledo
Bishopric
Packard
Callahan
Sir Malcolm Campbell Sets Motorboat Speed Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell, aged 52, piloted the 23-foot Bluebird on Lake Maggiore near Locarno to 125.795 mph, surpassing Gar Wood’s 124.86 mph record and adding motorboat speed to his world marks. He already held the automobile record of 301.33 mph set at Bonneville in 1935.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Malcolm Campbell
Lake Maggiore
Gar Wood
Malcolm
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Dupler Rites Thursday At Advent Church Rockbridge
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Dupler aged 79 widow of Philip Dupler will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Advent Christian Church in Rockbridge. She died suddenly yesterday from a stroke while performing household duties. Rev J W Hendrickson of Columbus will officiate. Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery by Heinlein Bros.
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Advent Christian Church
Rockbridge
Charlotte Dupler
Philip Dupler
Columbus
Fairview
Heinlein Bros
Man 31 Killed in Columbus Route Crash
Paul Kehoe, 31, of West Jefferson, died and five others were hospitalized after a collision on a U S Route near Columbus Ohio. The crash occurred today and involved two vehicles with injuries reported.
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Columbus, O
Paul Kehoe
West Jefferson
U. S
Aetna Bt
Colum
Tallulah Bankhead Weds Actor in Private Alabama Ceremony
Tallulah Bankhead and actor John Emery married last night at the home of her father, Speaker William B. Bankhead. Bankhead, 34, and Emery, 32, planned a love match, with the bride declaring she had never married before and would not again.
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Jasper
Ala
Tallulah Bankhead
John Emery
William B. Bankhead
House of Representatives
Miss Bankhead
Hollywood
Emery
Edward Emery
Katharine Cornell
Tallulah
Hocking Countians Face U S Charges
Two Salt Creek Township youths Darrel Brokaw 21 and Harold Robinson 18 were taken into custody by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy U S Marshal Stanley Spar on federal warrants for liquor law violations. They were sent to Chillicothe for arraignment before a U S Commissioner in Claypool. Robinson had prior probation for a similar offense when his brother was arrested years ago.
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Salt Creek Township
Joe Farbearn
U.S
Stanley Sparnow
Darrel Brokaw
Harold Robinson
Chillicothe
U. S. Commission
Ir Claypool
Robinson
Logan Gun Club Trapshoot at Fair Grounds
Members of the Logan Gun Club plan a Thursday trapshoot at 1 PM at the Fair Grounds. Merchandise prizes await high scoring shooters as interest in the sport grows after the club’s recent organization. Last week about 60 marksmen competed in 45 squads.
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Logan Gun Club
Fair Grounds
Norwalk Gas Rate Ordinance Voided By PUCO
PUCO voids Norwalk city gas rate ordinance passed Jan 5 after contract expired. Majority says repeal preserves state control. Chairman Schaber dissents, calling continued appeal improper and ordinance void. Officials dispute legality of the majority decision and its effect on municipal rate regulation.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Norwalk
C. F. Schaber
R. D. Williams
Dennis Dunlavy
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Schaber
Reappraisal Hearings Schedule Set in Hocking County
After completing county wide real estate reappraisals Auditor W S Yaw announces a series of hearings on revised valuations. Public inspection is open and hearings run September 13 through September 22 across districts including Benton Falls Green Laurel Perry Starr Ward Whehinntes Laurelville Logan City and Logan City again.
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Hocking County
W. S. Yaw
Ohio Gov Davey Seen Filling Supreme Court Seat
Gov. Martin L. Davey likely will appoint a Democrat to the Ohio Supreme Court before Sept. 27 when the court reconvenes after Judge Thomas A. Jones died. Names mentioned include Sen Keith Lawrence Sen William F. Garver Will P. Stephenson N Craig McBride Thomas H. Morrow Lowell C. Bodey Dennis F. Dunlavey J D Barnes and George P Nye. Funeral services for Judge Jones set for Thursday in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Martin L. Davey
Thomas A. Jones
Supreme Court
Capitol
Jones
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Senate
William F. Garver
Millersburg
Common Pleas
Will P. Stephenson
Adams County
George White
Attorney General's Office
McBride
N. Craig McBride
Hillsboro
Ohio
Thomas H. Morrow
Cincinnati
Southern Ohio Federal Court
Lowell C. Bodey
Urbana
Até Ht
State Liquor Board
Dennis F. Dunlavey
Ashtabula
State Utilities Commission
J. D. Barnes
Shelby County
George P. Nye
Waverly
Pike County Common Pleas
Judge Jones
Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Detroit man confessed to murder of 10 year old Evelyn Mack
Joseph Jacobs 45, an unemployed Detroit resident, allegedly beat Evelyn Mack to death with an automobile crank. He tried to flee across the Ambassador Bridge toward Canada. His wife said he had “queer attacks” since his daughter's death years ago in Canada.
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Joseph Jacobs
Detroit
Evelyn Mack
Ambassador Bridge
Canada
Jacobs
Relief rolls in Hocking County show 452 on aid
Check of Hocking County relief rolls today finds 120 cases representing 452 persons on aid, up nine cases or 45 people since Aug 1 but below July 1 total of 459. August totals reach 532 receiving relief, vs 571 in July and 530 in June, suggesting most workers dismissed from WPA have found private industry work.
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Hocking County
WPA
Newsboy Hit By Car On Main Street Accident
Hunter Burt a Logan Daily News carrier sustained minor injuries to his right hand when his bicycle struck a car backing from the curb on Main Street. The vehicle was driven by Robert Ellinger of Zanesville Avenue. Burt’s bicycle received slight damage and he is the son of Mr and Mrs W E Burt.
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Hunter Burt
Logan Daily News
Main St
Robert Ellinger
Zanesville Ave
Burt
W. E. Burt
It Is Bill Sauer Night At Little World Series
H. C. Godman and Sun Glow face off in the second game of the Little World Series at S and S Park tonight. Bill Sauer Jr is honored as Logan Industrial Softball League secretary and Logan’s Champion Fan.
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Bill Sauer
H. C. Godman
Sun Glow
S$ and S Park
Logan Industrial Softball League
Bill
Officials Sightseeing at Ohio State Fair Governor's Day
Columbus Ohio September 1 Officials and local officials attended the Ohio State Fair as guests with an expected 60 000 to 80 000 crowd for Governor's Day. The program featured horse pulling Percheron judging sheep shearing 4 H health livestock judging junior fair demonstrations grand circuit racing and horse show with world on parade. Admission after 6 P M reduced from 50 to 25 cents. H W Locke Mechanicsburg won the sheep shearing contest yesterday with two sheep in 1 minutes 25 seconds and will enter the finals Friday.
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Columbus
Earl H. Hanefeld
Director of Agriculture Stake
Hanefeld
H. W. Locke
Mechanicsburg
Future Farmers of Logan High Team Places Second at State Fair
The Future Farmers of Logan High School coached by H. D. Saxton earned second in their general farm display at the Ohio State Fair this week. Club members collected about 14 ribbons for pigs calves and sheep exhibits.
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Future Farmers of
Logan High School
H. D. Saxton
Major powers may unite to aid refugees
United States and British naval commanders discussed uniting to resist interference with refugee convoys on the Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers. They planned an open sea route to safety for foreigners as Japan pressed attacks and warned ships away from her naval concentrations.
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United States
Skhai
Yangtze
Whangpoo
Japan
Tze
China
Canton
Yellow River
Nenguley
Tientsin
Peiping
Hoover
Kobe
Washington
Shanghai
San Pedro
Harry Yarnell
Asiatic Fleet
Roosevelt
Ford's Appeal to Be Heard Next Tuesday
In Chillicothe Ohio on September 1 AP report the district court will hear next Tuesday an appeal by former mayor James E Ford who was ousted by a common pleas court order. A citizens committee accused Ford of operating slot machines in Chillicothe despite a campaign to end the devices. Three appellate judges Royce Gillen Russell McCurdy and Peter Blosser were expected to hear the appeal.
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Chillicothe
District Court of A
James E. Ford
Common Pleas
Citizens’ Committee
Ford
Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
Russell K. McCurdy
Portsmouth
Peter J. Blosser
Louis to Rest Detroit Heavyweight Title Defense
Detroit Sept 1 AP announces Joe Louis will withdraw from defending the heavyweight title against Max Schmeling this fall. Doctors recommend a two month rest after injury concerns from the Tommy Farr defense and hand injury photographs.
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Detroit
Max Schmeling
Joe Louty
Louis
Tommy
New
Hockman Tea Mr Edward Hockman Improving
Mr Edward Hockman of 171 Mulberry Street is reported to be seriously ill and improving. He is known locally for tea trade and community involvement.
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Hockman
Edward Hockman
Mulberry St
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