Two Children Dead in Scioto County Accidents
Kenneth Armbrister five perished when a lawn swing toppled onto him on Hogan Street near Rosemount Road. Alice Jacks eight died from a fractured skull after being ejected from a car driven by Gilbert Egbert in Lucasville. The tragedies follow a string of juvenile fatalities since January. Coroner Moore Gault reported the deaths. Alice Jacks’ funeral is set for Monday at 1 30 p m at the South Church of Christ with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Alice Jacks
Andrew Jacks
Colummbus
Lucasville
Gilbert Egbert
Kenneth Armbrister
Andrew Armbrister
Hogan Street
Rosemount Road
Egbert
Jacks
Columbus
Coroney Ross Moore Gault
South Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Germany seeks African empire plan at world conference
London June 16 The German memorandum prepared for the world economic conference argues for an African empire to support large public works or for access to unoccupied spaces in other territories to relieve crowding. It frames Germany as facing a crisis that threatens the Occident and calls for colonies to meet growing population needs.
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London
Germany
Alfred Hugenberg
Economic Committee of
World Economic Conference
K. Hugenberg
Lonses
Perle
Amherst OKs Plan to Build Municipal Electric Plant
The Associated Press reports Amherst in Lorain County secured permission to proceed with a municipally owned electric plant. A local referendum and village ordinance paved the way, with Clerk Charles Miller confirming the action and timing.
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Mbus
Amherst
Lorain County
Supreme Court
Charles Miller
Ohpel Generating Mikes
World flier Jimmie Mattern fate in sparsely settled Northlands
Reports from Nome Alaska state Jimmie Mattern, in a 2,500 mile leg from Khabarovsk, Siberia, has not been sighted. Early estimates warned his fuel would have run out by last night if airborne. Planes searched were put on hold due to prior lost-plane concerns as fog and overcast lingered over the Bering Sea coast.
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Nome
Alaska
Northlands
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Siberian
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Harold Gatty
Solomon Beach
Here
Boris Sukhu
Monroe lists big creditors in bankruptcy filing
Gilbert 8. Monroe of Cincinnati declares liabilities of 469 504 and assets 305 950 in federal court proceedings. Major unsecured debts include Ohio Valley Bank 44 1008 Monroe and Sons Co 2 000 and depository bonds endorsed by Monroe county figures. Proceedings question conveyances prior to filing while Security Central National bank holds a 15000 mortgage. Prosecutor says bankruptcy voids home transfer within four months of filing.
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Gilbert
Monroe
Grand Avenue
Valley Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Bank
Monroe and Sons Co
Scioto County
Portsmouth
City School Board
Barden Township
I. J. Fulton
A. Brown
First National Bank
Security Central National Bank
Emory F. Smith
Public Building Plans Pushed for Bids
The administration approved plans to call for bids on 25 million dollars of public building projects 45 days from now, with another 25 million to be advertised soon. Postmaster General Farley and Treasury official L W Robert backed the move, though specific project lists were not yet released.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farley
L. W. Robert
Tmaff Bes
Battle Over Stabilization Of Money Holds Up Parley
London June 16 world economic conference plans to pause on major issues this weekend awaiting Washington move on currency stabilization. Gold standard nations will not budge until the American administration approves a stabilization project, French delegates say they are disappointed by Woodin's Washington statement that the United States has not agreed to any stabilization proposals.
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Associated Press
London
World Economic Conference
Washington
Woodin
United States
Behind the Dollar Editorial on Anglo American Exchange Battle
The editorial by Paul Mallon from Kingston and New York analyzes the decline of the rac 8 amid a clash between Britain's financial interests and American finance. It frames the episode as driven by factors beyond natural law, highlighting a tense exchange battle between the two economies.
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Rac 8
Paul Mallon
Kington and
New York
Financial
Britain
Financeial
America
France objects as dollar stabilization plans emerge
The French argued the stabilization issue was settled after James M. Cox was named to the monetary commission chair. Reports say plans sought to fix the dollar at 4.04 to 4.07 per British pound. An American treasury statement calls London talks exploratory with any agreement to be made in Washington. Meanwhile British French and American bankers meet in London to decide within days as the impasse continues.
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Monetary Commission
James M. Cox
United States
Washington
London
Mitchell Case Goes To Jury Wednesday
Charles E. Mitchell faces a jury verdict on charges of evading 850000 in income taxes. After testimonies from Alfred E. Smith and others on Mitchells character, both sides rested and the trial paused until Monday for further summations and proceedings.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Alfred E. Smith
Mitchell
Rail Workers Refuse Wage Cut Demands
In Chicago on June 16, leaders of the Railway Labor Executives association said the 21 unions would ignore a proposed 22 percent wage reduction to offset a 10 percent temporary deduction through Nov. 1. Railroads insisted on the cut and claimed unity, while unions warned they would not attend a July 12 wage conference.
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Chicago
America
Railway Labor Executives Association
Alexander F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Labor Executives Association
Teens Elope After Quarrel Seen As Kidnap Report
Fourteen year old Phyllis Nickerson married George Legler aged 24 in Aurora Colorado after a quarrel with his mother in law led police to report she had been abducted. The grandmother Ida Hetzler had alerted authorities but the pairing said they chose to wed.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Phyllis Nickerson
George Legler
Aurora
Ida Hetzler
Ohio House to Pass Two Per Cent Sales Tax Bill
Columbus reports that the Ohio house is eyeing a two percent sales tax as part of Governor White's relief program for weak schools and the unemployed. The measure heads the calendar as leaders expect gubernatorial approval of highway assessment remittance bills. The plan includes an earned income tax proposal and other fiscal measures with action uncertain before the weekend recess.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
White
Frank Cave
House
House Rules Committee
H. Armbruster
Henry County
Cave
Pretty Boy Takes Sheriff in Missouri Kidnapping
Bolivar citizens identify Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and Adam Ricchetti as abductors of Polk county Sheriff Jack Killingsworth from in front of a Bolivar garage. The sheriff, chatting with Joseph Richitti, was forced into a car by the duo. chase ensued toward Hermitage as officers pursued the fleeing coupe with Oklahoma plates.
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Springfield
Bolivar
Charles “Pretty Boy” Floyd
Oklahoma
Adam Ricchetti
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Joe Richitti
Adam
Floyd
Richitti
Hermitage
Roosevelt Signs Industrial Banking Bills Amid Adjournment
President Roosevelt signed the industrial supervision bill and the Glass-Steagall banking reform into law as Congress adjourned after approving the veterans benefits compromise. The signing followed a tense session where the House and Senate faced spending battles, with Johnson and other leaders present at ceremonies.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
No Music Urged by Rev Paul Hardin Jr In UNC Address
Rev Paul Hardin Jr a Methodist minister urged UNC speakers to ban music in addresses after a recent sermon when a male quartet sang Now Tedious and Tasteless and at a high school graduation when the glee club performed Awake Awake.
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Associated Press
N. C
Paul Hardin Jr
Glee Club
Farmers join hands in dairy in Mahoning county
About 150 Mahoning county farmers will take over the Frederick dairy plant in Youngstown to form the Triangle Dairy Co the first Ohio dairy owned and run by farmers The plant will process milk from roughly 1800 cows with stock sold per cow and the venture aims at cooperative production sale and distribution of dairy products
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Ohio
Triangle Dairy Co
Frederick Dairy
Frederick
A. A. Curtis
Weary Congress Adjourns After Sweeping Powers
Washington reports a weary Congress adjourns after extending federal powers with broad impact on farms, industry, and finance. Lawmakers face mixed public reaction as economic policy debates linger and the nation eyes the London conference and looming fiscal measures.
President Roosevelt Prepares for Atlantic Voyage
President Roosevelt orders bags packed with sweaters and a slicker for a sailing cruise up the North Atlantic coast. He leaves by special train tonight from Washington for Massachusetts with a stop at Groton School to see Franklin Jr. He plans to reach Marion aboard Amberjack II by nightfall and return in two weeks to resume anti-repression campaigning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Capital
Massachusetts
Groton School
Boston
Franklin Jr
Marion
Camp Belle Island
Canadian
Maine
Congress
3.2 Beer Ruled Legal by Court
Kentucky appellate court rules 3.2 beer non intoxicating affirming Jefferson circuit decision. Falls City Ice and Beverage Co. sued Louisville Nash ville railroad over shipment. court held Congress may authorize 3.2 beer manufacture and sale.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Jefferson
Louisville
John Marshall
Falls City Ice and Beverage Co
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The
Beverage Company
Circuit
Michigan Adopts Major Sales Tax Measure in Final Session
Lansing June 16 The 57th Michigan legislature closed its session with a $32,000,000 sales tax bill to replace the state property levy and a $15,000,000 school aid bill awaiting funds. Old age pensions of $30 monthly would supplant poor houses in the west. The sales tax was not expected to cover all state expenditures.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Comstock
Congress Ends Session in Historic Lame Duck Break
Congress adjourns sine die for six months under the 20th amendment, with both houses pausing until January 3 when they will reconvene. The holiday recess marks the first time Congress begins a session in January instead of December under the new rule.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Roosevelt signs nation industrial recovery act record
A formal statement praised the act as the most important and far reaching legislation. It aims to stabilize prosperity, ensure reasonable profits for industry and living wages for labor, and eliminate harmful practices. The public works section should reemploy hundreds of thousands, requiring cooperation from industry and citizens nationwide.
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Glass
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Glass-Steagall Bank
Congress
Johnson
Hugh
American Congress
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