Italian Delegation May Leave Geneva Amid Italo Ethiopian Dispute
Rumors spread in Geneva that the Italian delegation might withdraw from the League of Nations over the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Britain called Italy’s counter proposals unacceptable while Ethiopia accepted the league plan. Officials warned a deadlock risk as the five member committee moved to report to the league council.
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Britain
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Baron Aloisi
de Madariaga
Committee of Five
Aloisi
League Council
Scottish Rite Masons Meet in Cleveland for 123rd Annual Conclave
In Cleveland 500 officials guests and members of the Northern Jurisdiction 33rd degree Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masons gather for the 123rd annual meeting. An exemplification of the 32nd degree is a principal point on today's program as Sovereign Grand Commanders from England Ireland Scotland Canada and the United States attend. A trustees conference and executive session of the supreme council are under way.
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Cleveland
Soverign
England
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
United States
Supreme Council
Headed For Job He Doesn't Want
J. W. Alexander of West Middletown sought election as Justice of the Peace in Madison township by error. He told the board of elections he meant to run for Constable, but officials said it was too late to correct the filing.
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Middletow
J. W. Alexander
West Middletown
Madison Township
Board of Elections
Editor Willard T. Boyden Dies at 29 in Cincinnati
Willard T. Boyden, 29, longtime editorial staffer for the Cincinnati Times-Star, died after a ten-day pneumonia illness. He is survived by his parents his widow and a ten months old son named Thomas C. Boyden.
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Cincinnati
Willard T. Boyden
The
Cincinnati Times- Star
Thomas C. Boyden
Political coup fractures Huey Long era in Louisiana
Lieut. Gov James A Noe and Wade O Martin chairman of the public service commission led a political coup that opened the January Louisiana election to an open scramble. Noe announced his gubernatorial run and Martin sought the United States Senate as Gov O K Allen, long aligned with the Long faction, faced surprise and dismay as control fractured and a slate caucus seemed unlikely.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
James A. Noe
Wade O. Martin
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Noe
Martin
United States
O. K. Allen
Long
Union Furnace Man Faces Jury
Francis Williams of Union Furnace was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on an assault and battery charge filed by John Spicer. Williams pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart and was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond. The incident is alleged to have occurred Saturday night.
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Francis Williams
Union Furnace
Nellis Smith
John Spicer
Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Williams
Spicer
Embalming students leave for Cleveland college enrollment
Harold Evans of Logan and David Wrightsel of McArthur left yesterday for Cleveland to enroll in the college of embalming at Western Reserve University, signaling a step in their funeral service studies.
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Harold Evans
Logan
David Wrightsel
McArthur
Cleveland
College of Embalming
Western Reserve University
Pension System Hit In Sherrill Report
Ohio government survey finds 16 percent of 81 900 pension clients receive grants illegally. Report recommends a new old age pension law and widespread admin overhauls, with potential savings of about 4 000 000 annually after 570 000 in admin costs. It targets 2 385 000 savings from dropping ineligible 16 percent and accuses waste and local boards being bypassed.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Division of Aid For
Ohio Government
Suatply
Henry J. Berrodin
Solons Study Bond Reaction on State Relief and Building
Ohio lawmakers return to Columbus after a Friday session where opposition to a 40 million relief bond was clear. Governor Davey proposes an eight million bond to back a twenty million building program, with a referendum plan submitted for relief officials rather than his own stance.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
Senate
Local Ballot Printing Contract Awarded to Logan Daily News
The Hocking County Board of Elections awarded a contract to print about 39 000 ballots for the November general election to the Logan Daily News during today's meeting.
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Logan Daily News
Hocking County
More Farmers In Ohio Now Than 25 Years Ago
Resettlement administration reports Ohio has 16.3 percent more farmers than five years ago. The Rural Resettlement Division says 12.4 percent of Ohio’s 255 146 farm operators earn under 400 dollars yearly. It oversees 343 000 farm families and aims permanent rehabilitation via on farm self sufficiency funded by 5 percent loans repayable in 2 to 5 years.
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Ohio
Columbus, CO
Resettlement Administration
A. L. Sorenson
Eight Die in Ohio Auto Crashes Amid Major Injury Toll
At least eight people were killed in Ohio traffic accidents with a large number of injuries. In Cleveland a 14 year old girl Ruth Maloney died after darting into traffic and three year old Wands Ehedge died after approaching a mission truck. A 13 year old Steven Jackowski from Bedford was fatally struck while walking with three others on a Northville highway. A 35 year old music instructor Harry Schenk of New Philadelphia High School was killed when a car struck a guard rail.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Ruth Maloney
Roy Collidge
Wands Ehedge
Lad
Steven Jackowski
Bedford
Northville
Harry Schenk
New Philadelphia High School
Dewolf Hopper Dies Suddenly in Kansas City
Kansas City reports the death of veteran comedian Dewolf Hopper at age 77 after a heart attack. The long time performer, known for reciting Casey at the Bat, had broadcast a radio program the day before and was hospitalized after feeling ill.
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Kansas City
Dewolf Hopper
Hopper
Ernest L. Thayer
Casey
Yugoslav Gathering Attends Bishop Barbaga Statue Dedication
In Cleveland 25,000 people filled the crowd for the largest Yugoslav assembly in city history as a statue of Bishop Irene J. Frikerik Barbaga, the first Slovenian bishop in the United States, was dedicated. Archbishop Gregorij Rosman of Ljubljana attended as the first Yugoslav archbishop to visit. Gov. Martin L. Davey spoke on religion as the foundation of culture and civilization.
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Cleveland
Irene J. Frikerik Barbaga
United States
Gregorij Rosman
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Martin L. Davey
Tot suffocates near Swanton in bed accident
Allen Clinton Samsel age one dies in sleep beside parents Mr and Mrs Edward Samsel near Swanton Ohio authorities report the infant suffocated while sharing a bed with his parents.
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Toledo
Allen Clinton Samsel
Edward Samsel
Swanton
Legionnaires Down To Work At 17th Annual Convention
In St Louis nearly 175000 American Legion members began their seventeenth annual convention with inaugural ceremonies at the municipal auditorium. National Commander Frank N Belgrano Jr was to call the gathering to order at 9 30 am followed by an invocation by Rev Fark W Huntington national chaplain.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
Ready to Open Creek Project Ready to Open Creek Project
A WPA project to clean and widen Goose Creek will start Wednesday. It extends from the current culvert to the city north limits and will employ about 23 men. The East End sewer project, approved recently, is next and will cost 25 000 dollars and hire 100 men.
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Goose Creek
East End
Steel operations slide as buying limits decline
Steel operations fell two points last week but miscel laneous buying kept the drop small. The motor industry’s production delay was the main drag on steel works, while tin plate output also slackened to fifty percent.
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Cleveland
Steel
Commissioner Pete Evans Returns From Visit to Relatives
Commissioner Pete Evans returns to his Carbon Hill home after several weeks with relatives in Marysville. He received treatment at Magnetic Springs during his absence.
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Pete Evans
Carbon Hill
Marysville
Magnetic Springs
Four New WPA Projects in Logan Hocking County List
Eighteen Hocking county WPA projects approved by President Roosevelt totaling about 6.795 million dollars. The Logan area list includes sanitation work countywide, bridge painting with federal funds of 9 479 and sponsor’s 5 398, mine seal openings to cut pollution and fire risk, road reconstruction in Benton Falls Laurel Perry Saltcreek Starr townships with various federal and sponsor contributions, and ditching programs across several sections.
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Hocking County
Roosevelt
Washington
Benton Township
Falls Township
Laurel Township
Perry Township
Saltcreek Township
Starr Township
State hospital patient sought in Columbus assault escape
Police sought today a patient who escaped from the Columbus State hospital and attacked a neighbor. The fugitive Nick Varellon suffers from a delusion of persecution and inflicted a scalp wound on Angelo McCras, according to Sergeant Joseph Maurath.
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Columbus
Columbus State Hospital
Nick Varellon
Angelo McCras
Joseph Maurath
Blast damages Lorain store in downtown explosion
A blast rocked the Weitz Clothing Co. building in downtown Lorain Ohio shattering windows and waking residents. Police hunted four men in an automobile soon after the blast which investigators said was placed inside a pipe at the rear of the store. No damage estimate was available. Police blamed the attack on organizers from Cleveland who had visited Lorain businessmen recently.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Weitz Clothing Co
Cleveland
Ohio State University faces waiting lists as enrollment rises
Columbus Ohio September 23 AP there were waiting lists at Ohio State University today Freshman classes in many departments are filled due to a large increase in enrollment Hundreds of prospective freshmen who met entrance requirements cannot obtain schedules as classes reach capacity Enrollment is about 800 higher than the same date last year Opening of classes is a week away The university predicts a freshman class around 3300 and total enrollment near 11000
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Mellett and McLean Inducted Into Ohio Hall of Fame
John Mc Lean founder of the Lebanon Western Star and Don R. Mellett editor of the Canton Daily News are added to Ohio’s journalism hall of fame bringing the total to 27 inductees. A two-thirds vote of 70 judges selected them from five nominees. eulogies will be delivered at the Hall of Fame dinner on November 15, with the hall run by Ohio State University’s school of journalism.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame
John McLean
Lebanon Western Star
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Hall of Fame
Ohio State University School of Journalism
Strike Threat Looms as UMW Calls 400000 Miners Off Work
Washington reports the United Mine Workers called 400000 soft coal miners to stay away from pits unless a new wage and hour pact is agreed by midnight. Talks recessed at 2 30 a m EST with a 144 cent dispute remaining on tonnage wages. Edward F McGrady urged a rapid settlement as President Roosevelt prepared to return from Hyde Park.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Hayes Arrives in Cleveland for Eucharistic Congress
Patrick Cardinal Hayes arrives in Cleveland to lead the seventh national Eucharistic congress. He is welcomed by bells from 150 church towers as the four day event opens with a focus on Christ the King in the Sacrament of the Eucharist and is received by Bishop Joseph Schrembs of the Cleveland Diocese.
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Cleveland
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal of
Waitkus Plane Awaiting Repair After Irish Crash
Felix Waitkus, 28, American trans Atlantic flyer, is halted in Ballinrobe Mayo Ireland as Irish Free State officers dismantle his monoplane after a forced landing that ended his 3000 mile solo flight from New York. He plans to await engineers final report and may resume to Kaunas remains uncertain.
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Ballinrobe
County Mayo
Ireland
Irish Free State Air Force
Felix Waitkus
Trans Atlantic
New York
Kaunas
Retired banker John Schulte dies in Cincinnati
John Schulte 83 a former banker and building contractor from Suburban Norwood died of infirmities of old age his death reported in Cincinnati on September 23 one line AP notice stating cause as old age infirmities and no other details
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Cincinnati
John Schulte
Norwood
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