Relief Bond Issue Urged By Official
Governor Davey urged a referendum on a proposed 40 million dollar relief bond issue to fund poor relief for two years. He emphasized he seeks the people's decision, noting the plan comes from relief agencies and county officials. The measure awaits action as Ohio's legislature reconvenes with a transfer bill on the agenda.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
Marc Grossman
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Grossman
Probe School Bus Crash in Athens County
A collision between a car and a school bus near Coolville Athens County Ohio killed 37 year old driver Mrs Mattie Mineard of Coolville and lightly injured 20 children the bus driver F H Booth of Coolville was slightly hurt. Seven passengers were taken to Parkersburg West Virginia for treatment following the rain driven crash.
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PROBE
Athens County
Athens, O
Coolville
Here
Mattie Mineard
F. H. Booth
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edward Blake
F. E. Bollin
Booth
Blake
Campaign to Save Covington Man Montjoy From Hanging
Civil rights groups urge Kentucky Court of Appeals to reverse the conviction of John Pete Montjoy. They cite four grounds including jury exclusion of Negroes, coerced confession, lack of medical exam for the victim, and defense counsel failure to present evidence or allow Montjoy to testify.
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Covington, KY
American Civil Liberties Union
The
International Labor Defense
American Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John “Pete’’ Montjoy
Covington
Montjoy
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Clyde Sweeny Dies in Steubenville Crash
Clyde Sweeny 42 of Weirton West Virginia was killed Wednesday night in a head on collision near Steubenville. He was en route to a manager meeting with three A P managers from Weirton. the other three were only slightly injured. His widow is Esther Hysell formerly of Logan and a former Logan public school teacher. Funeral services are expected to be held in Logan.
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Clyde Sweeny
Weirton
W. Va
Steubenville
Sweeny
Esther Hysell
Logan
Stanley Hysell
Threether A
Weiron
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Seneca County sells relief bond at 2 percent rate
The Seneca County Commission sold a $78,000 relief bond issue to BancOhio Securities Company for the lowest interest rate in the county’s history. Officials said the rate is 2 percent.
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Seneca County Commission
BancOhio Securities Company
Yost discusses 1935 football rules for Ohio coaches
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan athletic director, spoke to about 100 coaches and officials in Youngstown Ohio on the proposed 1935 football rules.
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Yost
Youngstown
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio dry leaders weigh sentiment on liquor question
Ohio anti-saloon league veteran S P McNaught said parties will need to champion a new order on liquor. He noted the league is biding its time to observe sentiment before offering support and accused the liquor board of lax enforcement while wets push false promises. The dry trend is said to be gaining ground.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. P. McNaught
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
League
Two Civil War regimental survivors attend 67th reunion
In Xenia Ohio on September 20 AP reports J W Weatherhead of Milford Center and S P Hamilton of St Paris were the only two of ten surviving members of the Civil War 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry to attend the 67th annual regimental reunion held Thursday.
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Xenia
J. W. Weatherhead
Milford Center
S. P. Hamilton
St. Paris
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Child 12 Killed In Cincinnati Truck Collision
Urban Lampke, 12, died after running into a trailer truck in Cincinnati. He suffered a fractured skull and passed away within an hour.
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Child
Cincinnati
Urban Lampke
Curiosity Lures Boy Four to Death in Refrigerator
Oscar Hein Jr four was described as always investigating. He crawled into an abandoned white enamel refrigerator stored in the family garage and died from suffocation and head injuries when the door closed. Neighbors and police searched ten hours before his father recalled the cabinet. The incident occurred after his siblings started school for the term.
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Cleveland
Oscar Hein, Jr
Oscar
Helen Hein
Oscar Hein, Sr
Hein
Patricia Maguire No Better No Worse as Years Roll On
CHICAGO AP Sept 20 Patricia Maguire aged 13 has endured 1313 days of lethargic encephalitis remains neither improved nor worsened. Her Oak Park family says there is no change but notes Pat's strength and unchanged appearance despite long illness.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Pete Miley
Pat
Ohio University records largest freshmen class in 133 years
Athens Ohio enrollment reaches a record level as 1049 new students are admitted for the new term. Registrar Frank B Pilley projects total enrollment over 2600, noting improving economic conditions draw graduates back to college after difficult years.
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Registrar
Athens, CO
Ohio University
Frank B. Pilley
Dilley
Logan High Chieftains Lead Bremen At Three Quarters
Logan High Chieftains held a 21 to 7 advantage over Bremen after three quarters at the Logan high school athletic field this afternoon. Bremen scored in the first quarter, Logan responded in the second, and added two more in the third.
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Logan High Chieftains
Bremen
Logan High School
Logan
Firemen to Be Paid After Firing Last Night in Oxford
Oxford firemen received assurance of at least one dollar per call in their pay envelopes after a rum yesterday. This payment comes after months with no wages for the Oxford department in Sept. 20.
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Oxford, CO
Oxford Fire Department
Bowman Denied Sanity Hearing in Death Case
Franklin circuit court judge dismissed Neal Bowman's petition for a sanity hearing to avoid the electric chair. The court found no jurisdiction and suggested the matter may belong in Mercer or Lyon circuit courts.
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Frankfort
Commonwealth
J. C. Jones
Franklin Circuit Court
Neal Bowman
Tric
Jones
Mercer Circuit Court
Lyon Circuit Court
Narcotic crop destroyed in Ohio raid. six face charges
Sheriff R. B. Stevens reports destruction of a second Mexican narcotic crop in Van Wert Ohio. A man identified as Fedro Nieta was arrested. Six people faced a Bryan hearing on cultivating and possessing narcotics after a farm raid by Sheriff Leroy Siders and federal agents.
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van Wert
R. B. Stevens
Fedro Nieta
Stevens
Bryan
Leroy Siders
Minister's Widow Esther Le Clar Dies in Ohio
Mrs. Esther Le Clar aged 73 widow of the Rev. Pete Le Clar formerly of Springfield died in Toledo Ohio yesterday. She was associated with the ministry and passed away after a period of illness. She leaves several children and relatives in the Springfield area.
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Tiffin
Esther le Clar
Pete le Clar
Springfield
Two Aviators Face Release After Self-Defense Ruling
A coroner's jury in Islington ruled Detroit airmen William Mulqueeney and Irwin Davis acted in self defense when they fought Brooklyn Dodger Len Koenecke to death over a Detroit to Buffalo flight. Police and witnesses described the forced landing near Long Branch after the altercation.
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Toronto
Detroit
William Mulqueeney
Irwin Davis
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Warren Snyder
Islington
Pilot Mulqueeney
Buffalo
Koenecke
Brooklyn
Long Branche
Mulqueeney
Miller Jones opens new larger store at 34 W Main St
Miller Jones Logan shoe store relocates from East Main to 34 West Main in the former Dix Bros. 5 and 10 building. The redecorated new room features expanded display space and new fall styles. Fifty bags and free souvenirs for opening day attract shoppers while supplies last.
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Miller-Jones, Logan Shoe
W. Main St
Armstrong
East Main St
Dix Bros. 5
Mildred Collins
Gibbons Heads to Ethiopia for Italy War Coverage
War correspondent Floyd Gibbons arrives in Rome en route to Ethiopia to cover the expected conflict between Ethiopia and Italy. He reports via cable that war is inevitable in the region.
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Floyd Gibbons
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Gibbons
Negotiations Renewed In Coal Wage Talks
United Mine Workers and Appalachian soft coal producers resumed talks in Washington to resolve a wage and hour dispute before the contract expires at midnight Sunday. The miners seek higher pay while producers offer only a renewal of the current scale. Edward McGrady of the Labor Department monitors but is not yet ready to intervene.
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Washington
United Mine Workers and
Appalachian Soft Coal Producers
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Cops Must Learn Radio Courtesy In Hamilton
Hamilton Ohio police preparing for training on new two way radio gear with instruction on on air conduct. City Manager Russell Price ordered officers to learn what to say and what not to say over the air as an FCC attaché prepares to travel to the city as instructor.
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Russell Price
The
Federal Communications Commission
Oil Heir to Tell Story in Hoey Death Inquest
Westchester PA September 20 AP Young Henry Huddleston Rogers son of an oil multimillionaire expected to testify at the inquest into Evelyn Hoey Broadway torch singer death. A cameraman testified Rogers heard a shot and Rogers ran upstairs crying You think she shot herself. The witness said Rogers showed agitation and was seen pulling telephone wires outside the farm home.
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Westchester
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Evelyn Hoey
William E. Parke
Rogers
Parke
Add
William J. Kelley
Union City
N. J
Kelley
Valley Forge
War Threat Grows as Ships Concentrate in Med
Paris reports Premier Laval returns from Geneva to chair a cabinet meeting as Britain pools fighting ships in the Mediterranean. Italy threatens to protest to the League while Mussolini gains sole authority to respond to attacks on its Africa policy. Naval movements toward Addis Ababa continue amid uncertainty over timelines.
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Paris
Africa
France
Premier Laval
Geneva
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Rome
Italy
League of Nations Council
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
East
Naples
Ethiopia
War threat on Ethiopia stirs U S trade and gold flows
Financial circles monitor currency and gold movements as news of an Ethiopian war threat prompts a surge in gold shipments to the United States. New York reports engage about 16.8 million dollars in gold for the day from London France and Holland, with wheat futures reacting to the developments.
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Italy
League of Nations
New York
London
United States
N. Y
France
Holland
Far East
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