Long P. Huey Dies in Louisiana Capitol Funeral Plans
The body of Huey P. Long lies in state in the Louisiana Capitol rotunda amid guards and LSU cadets. Funeral set for 4 p.m. tomorrow conducted by Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith. Burial will be on the Capitol grounds near the state house, with a site chosen on the lawn.
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Long
Capitol
Louisiana State University
Statehouse
Gerald L. K. Smith
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
Baton Rouge
Ohio State budget re submits amid veto clash
President George W. Rightmire re submitted the original budget of 7 155 600 for Ohio State University after Governor Davey vetoed 8 800 000 from the biennial bill and cut 1 266 500 from the university allowance. The revised budget will go to a special legislative session. Rightmire said trustees support the move and cited a Sherrill report recommending no operating cuts.
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Columbus
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
Davey
Ohio State
Rightmire
Sherrill
Star Route Mail Carriers Plan Ohio Organization
E. J. Welder national star route president calls 150 Ohio carriers to meet at the Harding hotel in Marion Ohio to organize a state group and seek a permanent star route contract with pay rates matching other mail transport forms. The meeting is set for tomorrow at the Harding hotel.
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Marion
Ohio
E. J. Welder
O'Neill
Nebr
National Star Route
Harding Hotel
High school student sues for 15000 in damages
Charles Hess of Bucyrus Ohio, a high school student, sues Robert Brown a schoolmate for 15000 dollars alleging permanent injuries from a trip last October. The action was filed Tuesday in Bucyrus.
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Lad
Bucyrus
Charles Hess
Robert Brown
Brown
Chandler nets Kentucky nomination in tight Democratic race
Lieutenant Governor A B Chandler leads Kentucky Democrats by about 260000 votes after 4219 precincts counted. Breathitt county abstained due to court actions on alleged irregularities. Buckingham tops Hahan for state treasurer as ballots narrow to November contests.
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Louisville
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Chandler
Thomas B. Rhea
Jefferson
Mercer
John E. Buckingham
Ashland
Sara W. Hahan
Danville
Versailles
King Swope
Lexington
Keen Johnson
Richmond
J. J. Kavanagh
Charles D. Arnett
Edwin P. Morrow
Somerset
Two Mansfield Trusties Escape Again
Two more inmates fled the Mansfield reformatory today, raising the three week total to eight. Frank Ferguson, 23, from Marion county for burglary, and Daniel Ruben, 24, from Butler county for burglary, were not recaptured. A reformatory truck was reported missing, suggesting Ferguson and Ruben escaped in it.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Frank Ferguson
Marion County
Daniel Ruben
Butler County
Arthur L. Glattke
Reformatory
Ferguson
Ruben
Death of Senator Long Triggers Louisiana Leadership Question
Huey P. Long's assassination leaves Louisiana seeking a new leader amid a power structure he built. Possible successors include James O'Connor public service commissioner James A Noe lieutenant governor Seymour Weiss hotel owner Abe Shushan financier Abe Allen ally Governor.
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Senator Long
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
United States
James O’connor
Public Service
James A. Noe
Seymour Weiss
Long
New Orleans
Abe Shushan
O. K. ‘Allen
Deputy State Auditor Seeks Funds for Old Age Pensions
Church Brotten urged the state emergency board to transfer 350000 from the emergency fund to the pension fund to cover 22000 old age pension checks due in August. Governor Davey and M Ray Allison questioned the move, saying legislature must act to supply funds. Payments halted awaiting legislative solution.
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Columbus
Church Brotten
State Emergency Board
M. Ray Allison
Davey
Allison
Putnam Women Don’t Call Hogs Called Off
In Kalida at the Putnam county pioneer association meeting a hog calling contest for women was canceled because no woman entered. The event was to be held in Ottawa Ohio on September 11 according to AP dispatch.
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Ottawa
Putnam County
Putnam County Pioneer Association
Kalida
Stamp shortage halts state offices in Ohio
Ohio state offices face a rapid standstill as funds to buy stamps run dry. The gasoline tax division has exhausted its supply and officials transfer stamps between divisions to cope. Agriculture agents, the university extension service, and even the education department face stamp shortages worsened by the governor’s removal of a $1000 allotment.
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Columbus
The
Tax Commission
Quincy Davis
Agriculture Extension de
Ohio State University
George Crane
Prospect Man To Keep Plane
William H. Herr of Prospect won a court fight to keep his airplane. Marion County Sheriff removed the attachment after appraisers valued the craft at $450 and Herr claimed a $500 personal property exemption. The case involved a municipal court judgment of $88.26 by Harold Distlehorst of Columbus.
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Marion, O
William H. Herr
Prospect
Herr
Marion
Fred F. Miller
Marion County
Harold Distlehorst
Columbus
Herris
Sheriffs
Ancient jail break as four prisoners tunnel out
In Lisbon Ohio four inmates at Columbia County’s century old jail tunneled through a wall using iron bed pieces. Ben Miller 56 of Salem was recaptured an hour later while Elmer Turner 20 James Allen 23 and Frank Sabao 23 from East Liverpool remained at large. The jail house once held the outlaw Adam Ricetti after Pretty Boy Floyd’s death.
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Lisbon
Columbia County
Ben Miller
Salem
Elmer Turner
James Allen
Frank Sabao
East Liverpool
Adam Richetti
Floyd
Raccoon-Imitating Boy Fatally Wounded During Hunt
Wilbur Fishel aged 14 died after climbing a tree to imitate raccoon sounds. Two hunting companions approached and a boy fired, the deputy sheriff calling the death accidental. The incident occurred in Youngstown on September 11.
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Youngstown
Wilbur Fishel
Fishel
C. M. Brown
Hitler Rejects Wilson 14 Points at Nazi Convention
At Nurnberg Hitler denounced Wilsons 14 points calling Germany no longer a football and asserting security by power and leadership. The proclamation says Nazis seek peace and quiet with neighbors without demonstrating security, while recalling Wilsons 14 points and the league of nations.
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Hitler
Wilson
Nurnberg
Germany
League of Nations
Union workers reopen Hercules Clothing plants after arbitration
About 600 employees return to work as the United Garment Workers Union votes to arbitrate a month old dispute with Morris Resler. The accord covers the wage cut of 10 percent and the reinstatement of four workers discharged during the strike.
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Columbus
Hercules Clothing Co
United Garment Workers Union
Morris Resler
Resler
Steubenville Mayor Explains Lack of Nominations
In Steubenville Ohio Mayor Wiley Thompson of New Alexandria said hot politics prevented a committee from lining up a ticket. Officials expect to remain in office unless unseated by write in ballots.
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Steubenville, O
Wiley Thompson
New Alexandria
Ethiopian Women Prepare to Mobilize Death Battalions
In Cincinnati Mrs Artie Farnmann said her boxer husband Robert Am mann beat her and used his greater ring experience against her. The divorce suit was heard and the judge granted the divorce citing the abuse.
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Cincinnati
Artie Federle Ammann
Robert Ammann
Charles W. Hoffman
Man Shot Outside Elks Club Identified as Special Deputy
Kent in September reports Patrolman F R Grubb fatally wounded a man trying to enter the Elks club window. The dead man carried papers and a badge reading Robert C Enger of Cleveland, issued by Cuyahoga County sheriff, identifying him as a special deputy.
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Kent, CO
F. R. Grubb
Elks Club
Robert C. Enger
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ethiopian women mobilize battalions for front in new drive
Ethiopian women prepare to depart for the front after Emperor Haile Selassie accepts their offer. Madame Wayzaro Abe bath Charkoze, leading the group, vows courage against Italian planes and tanks and predicts triumph through divine aid.
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Adua
Haile Selassie I
Wayzaro Abebath Charkoze
Associated Press
Widow sues county over sheriff lynching death
Mrs. Lucy A. Sarber sues Allen County commissioners for 5000 damages claiming her husband Sheriff Jesse Sarber was lynched by a mob when John Dillinger was freed. Ohio law allows up to 5000 in lynching compensation.
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Lima
Lucy A. Sarber
Allen County
Jesse Sarber
John Dillinger
Sarber
Ohio
Unknown Marksman Ends The Phantom Yellow Dog Rampage
A female rifle artist shot the yellow dog dubbed the Yellow Phantom at 300 yards, ending a months long slaughter across Marion Two farms in northern Hocking County. The crossbreed killer, blamed for feuding with poultry and livestock, terrorized residents as about 150 villagers pursued the elusive target before its death.
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Marion Two
Glen
Hocking County
Britain pledges full backing of covenant at League assembly
Geneva dispatch reports Sir Samuel Hoare declaring Britain will uphold the League covenant in full and may back sanctions to stop the Italo Ethiopian war. Italian observers warn of possible withdrawal if the League is forced to bow to English demands. Delegates from smaller nations welcomed the speech as historic and decisive.
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Joseph E Starkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Great Britain
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
League Assembly
Sir Samuel
League
England
Federal angle explored in Dayton death case
U S District Attorney Ray O Donnell declined to confirm federal involvement in the case of James Davis a Dayton Negro jailed in Hocking county after the death of Oliver Ford at Camp Logan near Lancaster Ford who died at Lancaster hospital reportedly suffered a skull fracture from a February 22 quarrel His plea of manslaughter awaits grand jury action and authorities consider whether federal charges apply depending on whether the crime occurred on federal property and the status of those involved.
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James Davis
Dayton
Ford
Lancaster Hospital
Camp Logan
Davis
Slot Machine Owners Accused of Paying Protests
Governor Davey received reports from liquor inspectors alleging that protests against a state ban on slot machines in beer and liquor dispensaries were solicited and paid for by machine owners. The D. D ler report covered Fremont Port and Auglaize counties in northern Ohio.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
D. D Ler
Fremont
Port
Auglaize County
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