Smaller Nations Urge League Duty In Italo-Ethiopian Crisis
Panama, Maui, and the Irish Free State urged the League of Nations to fulfill its responsibilities in the Italo-Ethiopian dispute. Irish Prime Minister Eamon De Valera warned that failure would prove the League unworthy as a peace organization, while Haiti’s Gen. Alfred Memours said colonial wars must end and nations must defend League principles.
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Geneva
Panama
Maui
Irish Free State
League of Nations
League Assembly
Alfred Memours
Haiti
Eamon de Valera
League
Xenia Orphans Home Report Clears Misconduct Charges
The American Legion committee report on the Ohio Soldier s and Sailors Orphans home in Xenia fixes a minimum operating budget 114145 above the governor s figure and clears the institution of mis management. It criticizes veto cuts but praises orderly conditions and a pleasant home environment. Governor Davey s committee withheld its findings.
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Columbus
American Legion Committee
Ohio Soldier’s and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
Davey
Legion
Names
Gilson Light
Toledo
Marshal Subdues Men After Centenary Clash in New Holland
Marshal Chas Hill was knocked to the pavement while attempting to subdue two celebrants at New Holland Ohio Centenary exercises. He ordered Ray Watson and his son held in Pickaway county jail for the incident.
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New Holland
Marshal Chas. Hill
Columbus
Mt. Carnel
Ray Watson
Pickaway County
Mother of six Mary Blakeman commits suicide in Columbus
Coroner E. E. Smith said Mrs. Mary Blakeman, 36, mother of six, killed herself by poison in Columbus Ohio on September 16, according to AP.
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Columbus, O
E. E. Smith
Mary Blakeman
Coshocton strike leaders widen picket line at plant
In Coshocton Ohio the Novelty Advertising Co strike leaders doubled the picket line from about 100 to 200 around the city’s largest industry. Labor organizer Robert McCormick warned the mass picketing could continue despite a court order. The dispute began August 23 over hours wages and bargaining rights with ALF President William Green visiting his home town.
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Coshocton
Novelty Advertising Co
Robert McCormick
J. C. Daugherty
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Man Faces Robbery Charge After Finger Misidentified
James Mayer, 21, Cleveland, a CCC worker at a camp near Wilmington, narrowly avoids armed robbery charges when a victim mistook his finger for a pistol. Mayer allegedly pressed the "weapon" and threatened to shoot as she screamed, with a Hamilton court appearance scheduled for tomorrow.
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Hamilton
James Mayer
Cleveland
CCC
Wilmington
May Davis
C. C. C. Enrollee Dies in Vehicle Crash
An automobile collision near Urbana Ohio killed 21 year old George Saylor of Mark Center and injured five other Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees. Saylor died from a crushed chest and multiple fractures.
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Urbana
Civilian Conservation Corps
George Saylor
Mark Center
Clay Plant Reopens With Troops Guarding In Kentucky
CLEARFIELD KY Sept 16 AP Under troop protection the Lee Clay Products plant reopened with 25 workers after a strike lasting over three months The manager described the scene as serene and said they would hire more workers until reaching 150 The town previously faced a shooting affray and a period of darkness when strikers allegedly blocked firemen at the electric plant
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Clearfield
Lee Clay Products Company
M. S. Bowne
Bowne
Lee Clay
Brother Killed in Cafe Shooting Iden tified Suspect Held
Cincinnati police report Howard V. Burk, 27, faces a murder charge after three witnesses identified him as the shooter who fired five bullets into his brother Robert Burk, 32, in the Shadyville Cafe. Investigators say a personal grudge appeared likely and murder charges were to be filed.
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Cincinnati
Howard V. Burk
Edward Davis
Robert
Shadyville
Davis
Norman Daniels
Burk
Daniels
Robert Burk
Bumper Crop Forecast If Frost Holds In Ohio
Kenton Ohio September 16 AP John R Harrison Masonic Temple custodian recalls a frost 53 years ago that ruined a bumper Harding county corn crop. Agriculture experts predict that if frost stays away another week Ohio farmers may harvest one of the largest corn crops in years.
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Kenton
John R. Harrison
Masonic Temple
Hardin
Ohio
Refunder Bill HIts New Snag
Common Pleas Judge Golden C. Davis issued a temporary injunction Friday stopping Clark County Commissioners from enforcing provisions of the Lawrence Armbruster road bond refunder measure. Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati filed suit for 40 counties with Clark County Prosecutor Orville Wear against the Commissioners and County Auditor Harold M. Fross. The law requires counties to contribute 10 percent of motor vehicle tag fee revenues to a bond retirement fund. Bettman argues the measure, in effect last Tuesday, benefits 18 counties at the expense of 70 others.
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Common Pleas
Golden C. Davis
Clark County
Lawrence-Armbruster Road
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Orville Wear
Harold M. Fross
Bettman
Pig iron center of steel stage in Cleveland area
Pig iron dominated steel industry news as operations rose to 54 percent last week per the magazine Steel Today. Consumers are covering current melt demands while building inventories against higher needs and possible price increases and increasingly view pig iron as an inflation hedge.
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Cleveland, O
Steel Today
Abram's Father Dies in Cincinnati
M. J. Abrams, 62, retired tailor and father of Harry A. Abrams former U S district attorney, died yesterday in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
M. J. Abrams
Harry A. Abrams
U. S
Ohio Governor Faces Block On 20 Million Building Plan
Governor Davey’s 20 million dollar state building program may slow a special legislative session in Columbus. Federal approval from Hopkins is awaited to fund welfare, institutional, and educational buildings, with plans to raise three million dollars now and secure two million from federal authorities, testing financing in court, while also tackling five million for old age pensions.
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Columbus
Davey
Hopkins
Ohio
Guffey Bill Faces Test In Supreme Court Challenge
The first court challenge to the Guffey Bituminous Coal Stabilization Act arose as James W. Carter of Carter Coal Co. sought to block the law. Chief Justice Wheat ordered govern ment and Carter to show cause why enforcement of compliance taxes for a "Little NRA" for soft coal should not be enjoined. Simultaneously a joint committee of operators and union leaders opened new wage and hour talks in the Appalachia coal region, with a strike threat looming if no deal is reached.
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Washington
West Virginia
James W. Carter
Carter Coal Company
A. A. Wheat
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Appalachian
Dr. B. W. Beatty Died Veteran Ohio Hospital Founder
Dayton Ohio physician Dr B W Beatty a 1928 founder and donor of the Good Samaritan hospital died after a two month illness He helped establish the hospital served as its first president and later on the executive board He was active in Ohio Masonic circles and a vice president of The International Lions Clubs.
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Dayton
B. W. Beatty
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ohio Masonic
International Lions Clubs
Italo Ethiopian dispute ends in fatal shooting in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio three men were involved in a gun battle after an Italo Ethiopian quarrel. Tony Rigillo aged 39 was killed, his brother Joseph Rigillo 35 and Joseph Slackless 83 were wounded with Slackless critically injured. The incident occurred Saturday and was reported by Police Chief Ross Cunningham.
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Steubenville
Ross Cunningham
Tony Rigillo
Joseph Rigillo
Joseph Slackless
Auto Mishaps Show Decrease Over Holiday
Ohio highway toll fell compared with a normal Sunday as crowds filled roads. Notable incidents include Bernie Shrider 40 Lancaster killed while walking south of Columbus, Homer Neil 23 near Fort Springfield fatally injured in a Saturday crash, and Ruth Rhode 15 of Cleveland killed in an auto collision raising the year's toll.
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Ohio
Bernie Shrider
Lancaster
Columbus
Homer Neil
Frankfort
Springfield
Samuel Price
Cleveland
Ruth Rhode
Joseph T. Stoldt
Attica
Sandusky
Robert Carey
Explosion Destroys Pleasure Scow on Ohio River
Eight people including Mr and Mrs Robert Zeller of Hamilton Ohio escaped after an explosion and fire tore through the 40 foot stern wheeler owned by Harry Matthews garage owner. They sought refuge by canoe or swimming to shore as the craft burned to the water’s edge.
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Cincinnati
Robert Zeller
Hamilton
Harry Matthews
Ohio River
Airport Owner Kenneth Cole Injured in Landing Crash
Kenneth Cole, airport owner, was reported recovering in a hospital today after an airplane crashed during a landing in Cleveland. The incident is described as an on site accident with Cole sustaining injuries and receiving treatment. Local officials provided brief updates on the condition and circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Cleveland
Kenneth Cole
Truce for Louisiana Factions Eyed in Politics Rift
Representative Paul Maloney reports a proposed truce among Huey Long faction leaders seeking peace with the Roosevelt administration. The plan hinges on the government ending tax prosecutions of Long members and restoring patronage and WPA funds, with prosecutions possibly continuing.
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Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Paul Maloney
Maloney
Long Organization
Five Are Killed in Auto Crash Near Canfield High
In Youngstown Ohio on Saturday teacher Michael Fusek and six Canfield high students were killed when his car collided head on with a lime truck. Four other students and the teacher died. two students survived in critical condition.
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Youngstown
Canfield, C
Arthur Sherman
Bernard West
Michael Fusek
Canfield High School
Fusek
Canfield
Ted Hagstrom
Bert Little
John Stock
Robert Cutting
AP Editors End Semi Annual Meet in Toledo
Ohio AP editors wrapped up their semi annual convention in Toledo. Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade and society president spoke at a session yesterday. Paul Bellamy editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and John Dun associate editor of the Toledo Times also addressed the gathering.
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Toledo
Associated Press
Ohio
Grove Patterson
The
Toledo Blade
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Paul Bellamy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
John Dun
Toledo Times
Business Activity Maintaining Gains
Cleveland economist Col. Leonard Ayres reports that business activity has held gains since last summer and has progressed enough to raise industrial production about halfway back to normal. He notes higher consumer buying and entertainment activity while exports, railroad purchases, and construction remain weak. Ayres estimates 1935 production at 77.5 percent of a 100 normal.
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Cleveland, C
Leonard Ayres
Cleveland
United States
Col. Ayres
Hitler Declares Swastika Reich Emblem As Nazis Tighten Control
In Nurnberg on September 16 the Reichstag under Adolf Hitler named the Swastika the Reich flag and moved to segregate Jews from citizenship and intimate life. Goering empowered to call Reichstag sessions while swastika flags and the new colors black white and red were established for national and official use.
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Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Third Reich
Bremen
New York
Louis Brodsky
Reich
der Fuehrer
Millers Clinch Pennant In 4th American Association Season
Minneapolis Millers win the 1935 American Association title without a playoff, finishing five games ahead of the Indianapolis Indians. Columbus and Kansas City end tied for third as St Paul, Milwaukee, Toledo and Louisville follow. A $20,000 bonus plan awards $8,900 to Minneapolis and $6,900 to Indianapolis with smaller shares for Columbus and others.
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Chicago
American Association
Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis Indians
Millers
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
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