Roosevelt Plans Unchanged Stabilization Postponed
London June 22 AP report says the US insists currency stabilization would be untimely and risk a price recession, while saving the world economic conference by delaying stabilization talks. A Franco American pact postponed stabilization and urged removal of trade barriers, with Hull proposing steps to reduce tariffs and quotas.
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London
Roosevelt
World Economic Conference
United States
Treasury
Great Britain
France
Student at Ohio State U Dies in Auto Crash
Ohio State University graduate dies in a traffic accident near Columbus. A Merrowe City driver and a truck collided on a highway early today. The injured were rushed to a hospital with serious wounds. the victim is described as a home-town hero.
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Columbus
Pas- Merrove City
Ohie
Roel
My West Lied
Rinngsburg
Brad
Clumber Hospital
Weather Report Notes Low Temperature at 11 Am
The report records a low temperature at 11 am and references yesterday's high reading. It mentions temperatures and a percent figure related to conditions, though the exact values are unclear from the text.
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Merver Schirrman
Wets Seek Injunction to Block Repeal Referendum in Ohio
Ohio anti prohibitionists ask the state supreme court to halt a referendum on the Mosier law which would elect delegates to a convention to consider adopting or repealing the 18th amendment. S. P. McNaught says 284,403 signatures were collected, far more than required. The repeal council plans to appeal, seeking an injunction against Secretary of State Myers to stop the popular vote and fund convention delegates. Senator Harold G. Mosier notes a 13 year old court ruling limiting such referendums on federal constitutional amendments. McNaught argues the drys oppose the proposed delegate selection method and delays repeal.
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Associated Prous
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
S. P. McNaught
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Peeve
McNaught
State Repeal Council
Supreme Court
Sidney G. Stricker
Cincinnati
Council
High Tribunal
George 8. Myers
Harold G. Mosier
Wets
United States Supreme Court
Mosier
United States
Drys
Ohio Bell Rate Case Seeks Supreme Court Halt
Cleveland lawyer Jack B. Dworken filed with the Ohio Supreme Court for a writ of prohibition against the state utilities commission. He argues the nine year old Ohio Bell Telephone rate case is delayed and criticizes the commission for favoring other matters over speedy disposal. He hints at future legal steps if injunction granted. The case began in 1924 with an application for a rate increase.
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State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Jack B. Dworken
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Dworken
Supreme Court
Court of Law
Equity
Ohio Bells
Ohio lawmakers deadlock over tax plan for unemployment relief
Columbus June 22 The legislature prepared to recess with no definite tax program to raise funds for unemployment relief and schools. A floated plan involved an anti sales tax group pressing for commissioners to craft a revenue plan, while Governor Whittemore may convene leaders for a conference. The senate backed diverting one cent of the gasoline tax, drawing fire from Highway Director Merrell who warned further diversions would cripple highway construction and hinder federal work programs.
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Columbus
William M. Goodwin
Butler County
Senate Taxation Committee
Frank E. Whittemore
Summit County
O. W. Merrell
Highway Department
Federal Public Works
Ohio
Thompson to Be Ohio Leader at Sons of Union Veterans Encampment
William Thompson county clerk of courts was elected state commander of the Sons of Union Veterans at the Newark encampment. Chester C. Bigley Toledo was chosen vice commander and Richard Stevens Mansfield was elected junior vice commander. Thompson and Gordon Ryan represent Vienna camp of the Portsmouth group.
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Sons of Veterans
William Thompson
Sons of Union Veterans
Newark
Chester C. Bigley
Toledo
Richard Stevens
Mansfield
Thompson
Gordon Ryan
Vienna Camp
Sons of Union Veterans of
Portsmouth
Receiver Named For Continental Shares
Baltimore attorney William D. MacMillan was appointed receiver for Conclinepta! Shares, an investment trust, by Judge Eugene O'Dunne. The filing confirms MacMillan as the court appointed overseer to manage the Continental Shares matter.
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Continental
Baltimore
Eugene O’dunne
William D. MacMillan
Concinepta! Shares
Federal wage cut settlement extends rail pay reduction
Washington June 22 Joseph B Eastman railroad coordinator says rail managers and labor executives reached a one year compromise on the wage dispute The 10 percent cut remains in effect until June 30 1934 with carriers surrendering further reduction rights and workers abandoning elimination of the present cut A June 15 notice to seek a 21 2 percent rate cut is cancelled Eastman praised both sides for adhering to the administration policy to promote business and stability in the public interest
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Cay Eolas
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Shively Found Guilty of Bribe Attempt in Ohio
Cambridge real estate man D. Shively was found guilty by a common pleas court jury of attempting to bribe Rep Forest Hall of Guernsey county. Conviction carries one to 10 years. defense plans a possible new trial. Hall, pastor of Senecaville church, testified about a $1000 offer to forget a bill to cut interest on chattel loans.
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D. Shively
Cambridge
Common Pleas
Forest W. Hall
Guernsey County
Shively
Grand Jury
Willard Campbell
Hall
Senecaville Methodist Episcopal Church
Indicted New York Official Faces Florida Arrest
Ervin F. Brown nephew of former Secretary of Labor William Doak and ex head of the immigration department investigation division was indicted and expected to be arrested in Florida after a midday appearance at the federal building.
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Associated Press
New York
Ervin F. Brown
Labor
William Doak
Division of Investigation
Immigration Department
Federal
Brown
Florida
Pretty Boy Floyd Denies Murder Guilt
United Press reports Charlies Floyd known as Pretty Boy Floyd denies involvement in a murder case. The Kansas City detail notes the defendant labeled as Pretty Boy Floyd appeared in court with defense stating lack of guilt.
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The
United Press
Kansas City
Charlies
Pretty Boy
Flord
Divorce Flurry in Kansas City Court
Quantrill Smith filed for divorce two months ago and withdrew it. May 8 Mrs. Smith filed suit, withdrawn May 9. Monday she filed again, and last night telephoned her lawyer to withdraw. Today Smith withdrew as her divorce attorney.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kas
Quantrill Smith
Grand jury to probe Sunnyside murder case
The May term grand jury will reconvene Monday morning to investigate the Sunnyside murder. Prosecutor Emory F. Smith announced the inquiry as Mrs. Ethel Pusateri, 45, waived preliminary examination on a second degree murder charge.
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Sunnyside
Emory F. Smith
Ethel Pusateri
Waller Street
Ermatrude McCoy
Augustus Pusateri
Schirrman
McCoy
Pusateri
Settlement of 80 Dollars Approved in Auto Mishap Case
Judge Vernon Smith in probate court approved an $80 settlement for injuries from a June 10 collision on Gallia street New Boston. Carl Weddington was struck by a machine driven by Edward Gibbs. Cottle Weddington, guardian, accepted to cover medical bills.
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Vernon Smith
Carl Weddington
Edward Gibbs
Gallia Street
New Boston
Gibbs
Cottle Weddington
Building Loan Law Legality Questioned
A fragmented item from a Columbus dispatch notes creditors losing court recourse and enforcement against a building and loan case. It mentions a depositor woman suing the Columbian and Leon Co., and Paul as state superintendent of building and loan companies, with a June date reference and a High Point, North Carolina item.
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Columbus
Leon
Paul
Jury Acquits Mitchell of Tax Evasions in Money Case
New York June 22 Charles E. Mitchell former chairman of the National City Bank was acquitted on all counts in an indictment charging income tax evasion for 1920 and 1929. The jury deliberated about 24 hours before delivering the not guilty verdict. Mitchell expressed relief and gratitude as he left the courtroom with his counsel.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
Nations City Co
W. D. Thornton
Greene Cananea Copper Co
Mitchell Happy Mitchell
James K. Campbell
Foreman
Max PD
Steuer
Henry W. Goddard
Ely
National City Bank of New York
PRESS HUNT FOR SPANISH FLIERS
Aviators Mariano Barberan and Joaquin Collar are missing after a possible crash while flying from Havana toward Spain. Reports vary on a crash near La Malinche mountain with Collar killed and Collar’s comrade seriously hurt, while Spanish officials deny Tlaxcala crash rumors.
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Mexico
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Havana
Here
Rodiguez
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Tabasco
Sierra Mountains
Department of Communications
la Malinche
Lieut
Collar
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Tlaxcala
Freighter Rams Cleveland Drawbridge Rears Obliquely
The Adrian Iselin struck a Cuya hoga river drawbridge in Cleveland on June 22 causing it to lift from its base and rest at an angle across the channel. The freighter moved toward Ogdensburg, New York, with a coal cargo. bridge repairs will take time and 30 engineers are expected to work on it.
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Adrian Iselin
Cuyahoga River
Ogdenburg
N. Y
Allen To Be Retried For Guard's Slaying
James Allen a 22 year old Cincinnati man will be retried in Mansfield on July 24 for the slaying of a guard during an escape attempt. Judge Walter J Mougey announced the retrial after Allen was convicted at his first trial and sentenced to death.
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James Allen
Cincinnati
Walter J. Mougey
Woorter
Allen
Bec Bs
Negro Granted Another Trial in Scottsboro Case
Athens Alabama June 22 Judge James F Horton granted a motion for a new trial for Heywood Patterson one of the nine Negroes indicted in the Scottsboro case setting aside the death penalty imposed in Morgan county circuit court April He said the evidence greatly predominates in favor of the defendant and that prosecutrix Victoria Price testimony bears on its face indications of unreliability and is contradicted by other evidence Patterson had been convicted twice on charges of attacking Price and sentenced to death
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Athens
Ala
James F. Horton
Heywood Patterson
Scottsbooro
Morgan County
Horton
Patterson
Victoria Price
Southern Railway
Clouds Temper Heat as City Hits Century Mark
The city endured extreme heat with temperatures reaching 100 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday, 84 at 11 a.m. Thursday, and a 66 degree low. June records show an average of 96 over five days. Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies, with heat relief hoped for soon.
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H. A. Schirrman
Schirrman
Barvard University Honors Alfred E Smith with Doctorate
Cambridge Mississippi AP report notes Barvard University awarded Alfred E Smith a doctorate as an honorary degree in recognition of his service as former governor of New York. The ceremony took place earlier this week, drawing local officials and alumni.
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Cambridge
Mess. Jone
Barvard University
Alfred E Smith
New York
Demurrer Filed in Judge Smal Indictments Case
Judge Horace Smal faces two indictments in municipal court over intoxication charges. His defense moves to dismiss for lack of common pleas jurisdiction, arguing justice of the peace courts handle minor offenses. A state answer will be filed, with arraignments set for 1 p.m. and Robert Masoncup also arraigned on manslaughter charges.
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Horace Smal
Municipal Court
Small
Common Pleas Court
Justices of the Peace
Grand
Labor pushes wage fight under Roosevelt plan criticizes Johnson code
Organized labor plans higher wages and 40 hour weeks with stronger protections. They criticize the cotton textile industry code submitted to Gen. Hugh S. Johnson and object to a bulletin claiming collective bargaining need not occur. The Labor advisory board, led by Dr. Leo Wolman and including Frances Perkins and William Green, weighs the issue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Industrial Planning Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Act
Johnson
Labor Advisory Board
Leo Wolman
Frances Perkina
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Farmers fined jailed for day in Primghar riot
In Primghar Iowa Judge Earl Peters sentenced 20 northwest Iowa farmers to one day in jail and a $50 fine for taking part in a riot during a farm mortgage foreclosure sale at the OBrien county courthouse on April 27. Some admitted in trial they were members of the group that dragged Judge C Bradley from the Le Mars courtroom and carried him into the country.
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Iowa
Earl Peters
Northwest
O’brien County
Peters
le Mars
C. Bradley
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