12 Year Old Boy Shoots Teacher in Toledo
Police report a 12 year old pupil Robert Snyder shot Miss June Mapes 59 principal of Arlington school in Toledo. Mapes wounded in groin labeled in stable condition. boy in Mercy Hospital with a head wound, described as deranged by hallucinations of toughness. Investigators say motive linked to proving toughness before classmate Gloria Moore.
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Toledo
June
Mapes
Arlington
Robert Snyder
Toledo Hospital
A. W. Bernhagen
Mercy Hospital
Bernhagen
Ralph Murphy
James Foltz
Robert
Murphy
Gloria Moore
Charles Hennessy
Logan Youth Robbed in El Paso En Route to Phoenix
Edward Patchen son of Mr and Mrs William Patchen of Logan was robbed of 50 dollars in El Paso Texas on Sunday. A man brandished a gun and forced him into an alley where two others waited. Patchen was struck and knocked unconscious before the robbers fled with the money. Police could not locate the assailants.
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Edward Patchen
William Patchen
Logan
el Paso
Texas
Phoenix
Arizona
Patchen
Stab Wounds Prove Fatal for Folsom Warden
Sacramento Sept 24 AP Warden C A Larkin 46 of Folsom prison died at Sutter Hospital from infection after stab wounds suffered during last Sunday's riot at the penitentiary He was the fourth riot victim with five surviving convicts under indictment for murder Two convicts and a guard were killed attempting the escape.
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Sacramento
C. A. Larkin
Folsom Prison
Sutter Hospital
Penitentiary
Visit Honors Transfusion at Columbus Children's Hospital
Mrs Charles McKinley and family visited Miss Ruth McKinley at Children's Hospital Columbus Thursday. Uncle Mr Herbert Hooper donated blood. Log an and Mr and Mrs Hooper of Athens accompanied the group supporting Ruth McKinley during her stay.
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Charles McKinley
John McKinley
Logan
Herbert Hooper
John
Athens
Ruth McKinley
Children's Hospital, Columbus
Hooper
Genna Soateparineme
McKinley
Massachusetts Attorney Relieves Collery As Le gion's National Commander
Daniel J. Doherty, a Woburn attorney and navy veteran, takes command of the American Legion and pledges no raids on the national treasury. He sails for France for the veterans’ pilgrimage, urges legionnaires to stand on labor disputes as private citizens and prioritizes Americanism and equal pension treatment for wives of veterans.
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Massachusetts
Collery
Legion
New York
Daniel J. Doherty
Stocky Woburn
Mass
Navy
American Legion
National Treasury
France
Doherty
National Executive Committee
Sions
Endeavour Sighting Denial Eases Tollesbury Anxiety
London reports a denial that the yacht Endeavour I was sighted off the Azores cooling fears for the missing crew. The Tollesbury village near the fleet’s base breathed briefly easier as news from the Amastra captain contradicts earlier reports of a sighting.
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London
England
Amastra
Azores
Tollesbury
Eendeavour
Lloyd
Governor Defends Guard Use in Steel Strike
Akron Ohio September 24 AP Gov Martin L Davey says deploying state troops during the CIO steel strike was politically costly but he would rather live in a country of law and order than seek a third term as governor.
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Akron, O
Martin L. Davey
CIO
Miss Wilson Reigns at State Fair with King Carey
Miss Martha Wilson, a securities division employee, takes a throne vacated by illness to reign with King Frank Carey at the Ohio Lakes Exposition in Columbus. Local pages reflect a ceremonial debut amid fair events and pageantry.
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Columbus
Martha Wilson
State Securities Division
Frank Carey
Stat Ohio
Pas
Sash
Lakes Exposition
Three Year Old Dies After Auto Crash In Marion
Three year old Beverly Jean Smith died in a Marion hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile in front of her Celina home.
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Marion
Beverly Jean Smith
Celina
Ohio Legionnaire Dies
A stomach hemorrhage proved fatal for Fred Barry, an American Legionnaire from Portsmouth, Ohio. He died yesterday in City Hospital in New York.
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Ohio Legionnaire
New York
Fred Barry
American Legionnaire
Portsmouth
City Hospital
Italy Ready to Join Dual Alliance with Britain and France
An authoritative source says Premier Mussolini promised Britain and France he would send no more volunteers to Spain, signaling possible Italian entry into the Anglo French front. Observers wonder if Mussolini seeks leverage with Hitler and seeks parity in the Mediterranean accord at Nyon. He then leaves for Germany to meet Adolf Hitler amid a grand military display, with expectations of a new era in European politics.
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London
Mussolini
Britain
France
Spain
Europe
Italy
Tr Duce
Hitler
Germany
Duce
Rome
England
Mediterranean
Nyon
Herr Adolf Rome
Fuehrer
Skylight Bandit Gets 30 Pennies
Burglars broke into the Ogg and Beasley garage on W Hunter St by removing a skylight pane to reach the latch. They escaped through a side window after gaining entry. Only thirty pennies were missing from the first floor safe remained untouched. Police are investigating the burglary reported this morning by the garage staff.
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Ogg and Beasley
W. Hunter St
Trustees Seek To Oust Trespassing Pastor At Logan Church
First Christian Church of Logan trustees file suit to claim ownership of the Iron Street church lot and oust Rev. B F Hughes and Bible Christian Churches Inc from the premises. They seek a restraining order to stop revival services and promise a permanent injunction.
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Bible Christian Churches, Inc
Iron St
First Christian Church of
Logan
First Christian Church
Bible Christian Church
Rev. Hughes
Bible Christian Church, Inc
Phil A. Henderson
Squirrels and rabbits headline Ohio hunting season estimates
A report from the State Conservation Division in Columbus estimates 550000 hunters will burn a million dollars of shotgun shells before January 1 as Ohio opens a 27500000 shot season. Squirrels run Oct 1 to Oct 10 with four per day limit. rabbit season runs Nov 15 to Jan 1 with five per day.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Conservation Division
President Roosevelt Seeks Objectives Not Tied to Methods
President Roosevelt travels by train toward Wyoming after noting he is not in love with any particular methods as long as goals are met. He stops in Cheyenne for a speech near Senator Mahoney and plans two more Wyoming appearances, while avoiding Nebraska stops.
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D. Harold Oliver
Roosevelt
Seattle
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
O. Mahoney
Supreme Court
O’mahoney
Wendover
Casper
Schwartz
Views differ in rate case before Ohio utility board
In Columbus hearings the Ohio Public Utilities Commission weighed gas lease valuations against well and consumer gas prices. Ohio Fuel Gas Co witnesses offered divergent views as city counsel argued bills reflect high valuations. The gate rate case for gas piped to city limits faced delays while the commission studies the Ohio Bell case. Eleven other Ohio cities including Logan will use Columbus gate rate as a yardstick.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Columbus
Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio
Logan
Slate Hearing On CSA's Plea For Asset Sales
A public hearing is set for Oct 25 before Judge Phil A Henderson on Citizens Savings Association request to sell assets. Offers total 62500 with McArthur Savings and Loan offering 39000 cash for 50 notes and four notes. Harry Bartlett offers 23000 for 21 real estate parcels mainly in Logan. Shares, creditors or interested parties may appear and be heard on the application details.
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Phil A. Henderson
Citizens Savings Association For Court Authority
McArthur Savings and Loan Co
Harry Bartlett
Logan
Michigan People Here Visit Mt. Pleasant Trio
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hartman of Mt. Pleasant Michigan are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blosser.
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Michigan
I. W. Hartman
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs
Clarence Blosser
Salesmanship Club Announces Big Prize Drive
Daily News reveals a six week Salesmanship Club campaign with a 11938 Ford or 500 cash top prize and over 1000 in total cash and commissions. Entry books are open and rural routes nationwide are urged to join. Rules promise fairness and equal chances for all, with non prize commissions and wide regional participation.
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Daily News
Es Pa
Logan
Garr Brothers Quizzed Today in Denhardt Slaying Case
Shelbyville Kentucky AP Attorney General Hubert Meredith took charge of the Garr Brothers prosecution as the three brothers were brought to an examining trial for their role in the Monday night slaying of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt. Commonwealth's attorney H B Kinsolving Jr withdrew from the case due to long friendship with the Garr family. Lawyer J Ballard Clark said the Garrs would relate a plausible true story to refute the state's case and plead self defense. Grand jury convenes Oct 4.
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Shelbyville
Hubert Meredith
Garr
J. Ballard Clark
E. S
Roy
Jack Garr
Commonwealth
Garrs
GOP to Postpone Convention Talks
The Republican National Committee delays a Hoover plan for an unofficial national convention until November. The executive committee unanimously voted to refer the suggestion to the full committee. Chairman John Hamilton plans a Chicago meeting likely between November 2 and 15 to prep for the next congressional campaign.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hoover
National Committee
John Hamilton
Chicago
Two Hamilton County Judges to Leave for Higher Courts
Cincinnati AP reports Judge John H. Druffel will join a new federal seat on the U S Court for the Southern District of Ohio and Judge Robert N. Gorman will move to the Ohio Supreme Court after Gov. Davey’s appointment to fill a vacancy.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
John H. Druffel
Robert N. Gorman
Ohio Supreme Court
Druffel
U. S. Court of the Southern District of
Ohio
Rooset
Gorman
Gov. Davey
Nippon Planes Bomb Hankow Heavily Toll Recounted
United States vows to keep Asiatic fleet in Chinese waters as protest over civilian bombings of Hankow grows. Japan says a formal reply to Washington is being prepared while discussing precautionary orders for airmen in Nanking.
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Nippon
Hankow
Washington
United States
China
Nanking
Japan
Hankow Raid Kills About 100 in Japanese Air Attack
Nine Japanese planes bomb Hankow killing about 100 and wounding twice as many. Bombs hit crowded districts near the arsenal in Hanyang and along the Yangtze river. In Shanghai a severe cholera outbreak spreads among Japanese troops with hundreds reported dead or ill in the Paoshan area.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Hanyang
Aphis
Yangtze
Paoshan
Chinese General Cites U S Obligations in War Aid
Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek told American reporters in Nanking that the United States is obligated by treaties to support China’s fight against Japanese aggression. He said America’s responsibility is greater due to Washington disarmament efforts and the Nine-Power Pact and League of Nations.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
United States
Madame Chiang
America
Washington
League of Nations
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Folsom
Oscar Hahn
Malcolm Douglas
American Legion Auxiliary
Wayne, Neb
Skylight Bandit
CSA
Garr Brothers
Kinsolving
GOP
Robert L. Craigie
Tokyo
A_Japanese foreign office
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