Four Killed In Airplane Accidents Across Four States
United Press reports four men were killed and three injured in separate crashes in Detroit Michigan Troy New York Kenosha Wisconsin and Brigham Oregon. Victims include Dr. Charles E Rise 41 and Nelson H Clark 33 burned in Detroit while Carl Swanson of Zion was injured at Kenosha. Pilot Raymond Serven 45 and Orlo Bishop 28 died or near death after a plunge at Brigham airport near Portland amid engine issues.
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United Press
Kaater
Troy
Detroit
Portland
Ind
Kenosha
Wis
Charles E. Rise
Nelson H. Clark
Detroit City
Carl Swanson
Zion
Department of Commerce
Edward Griswold
West Lebanon
X. Y
Raymond Serven
Serven
Orlo Bishop
Harry Berger
Berger
Brigham Airport
Raving Cashier Kills Two Children in Chicago
Chicago April 22 William Gardner bank cashier shot to death his sleeping daughter and son, wounded another son, and attacked three policemen after surrendering. He was restrained, raving threats from a cell. Slain children Rita Jane 20 and Girard 14. Kenneth 17 gravely wounded. wife in hysteria.
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Chicago
William
Gardner
Rita Jane
Girard
Kenneth
Annual Egg Rolling On White House Lawn Today
Washington April 22 Easter rain gave way to sun as hundreds of children gathered on the White House lawn to roll eggs in front of President Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs Roosevelt hosted the event with Amy and Diana Roosevelt visiting from Detroit. Grandchildren Sissie and Buzzie Dall rushed from New York to join.
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Washington
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hamlin
Amy
Diana Roosevelt
Detroit
Mich
Sissie
Buzzie Dall
New York
Strike Forces Plant Closure Near Cleveland
The Electric Vacuum Cleaner Company suspended operations after a strike by the Mechanics' Educational Society of America affecting over 1,090 workers. A week of failed negotiations with Arthur L. Faulkner as mediator ended with the plant closure to prevent violence and property damage, Julius Tuteni said.
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Cleveland
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Company
Mechanics’ Educational Society of America
Arthur L. Faulkner
U. S. Conc Nation
Julius Tuteni
Ohio Weather: Fair and warmer trend today and Tuesday
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies with a slight warming trend tonight especially in the north and west while the southeast and south central areas see lighter activity. Tuesday outlook remains fair and warmer with similar conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Grand Jurors To Meet Tomorrow For One Day Session
Grand jurors will convene at 9 a m tomorrow for what Prosecutor Howard Butler described as a one day session. About a dozen cases will be presented, including two assault and battery charges believed to stem from disturbances tied to the Steel and Tubes Company strike by union employers.
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Howard Butler
Steel and Tubes Company
Coal field war flares as mine clash kills one in Springfield
A street shooting in Springfield leaves one miner dead and nine wounded amid a long running clash between the Progressive Miners of America and United Mine Workers. Fred Thomason of the UMWA is jailed. warrants accuse Ray Edmundson and William Furlow of murder. Officials report armed guards statewide as investigations unfold.
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Springfield
Fred Thomason
United Mine Workers of America
Ray Edmundson
Benton, IL
American Federation of Labor
William Furlow
Thomason
Progressive Miners of America
Old
Union
Peabody Coal Company
Po-Ice
Edward Mabie
Progressives
Emundeon
Carl Nuess
United Mine Workers
James Cox Peabody Company
John Lewis
P.M. A
PP. M. AL
Works-Relief Plans Ready
Washington reports plans to pour 4.88 billion pounds into law works relief across the country in a final effort to break the depression. The White House said today.
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Washington
White House
Steel operations gain in capacity utilization
NEW YORK April 22 steel works operations reported to the American Iron & Steel Institute show a rise to 44.6 percent of capacity this week, up 0.6 point from last week. The index marks a 4 percent increase from the prior period, with month and year comparisons at 46.1 and 44 percent respectively.
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New York
Steel Works
American Tron & Steel Institute
Pool Fund Nears Goal for Gates Hospital Pool
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children nearly reaches its pool fund goal with only 156.90 left to meet 4500. Committee and bids planned as campaigns in Oberlin Wellington Grafton Lochain are expected to raise more than 75 toward the pool. International Society founder E F Alien thanks Elyria women and local schoolchildren for their roles in the drive.
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Gates Hospital For
Crippled Children
John Parseh
J.A. Hewitt
William B. Timmins
Frank W. Hoover
Gates Hospital
International Society For Crippled Children
Lovain County
Gates Hospital Pool
Qberlin
J. H. Porter
Wellington
E R Lehman
Grafton
Grattan Mothers’ Club
George Edwards
Oberlin
KE. F. Alien
Amerituse
International Society For
Ickes Attacks Long Share the Wealth Plan in Speech
New York April 22 Public Works Administrator Harold L Ickes condemned Senator Huey P Long s Share the Wealth plan as despicable beyond description in remarks at the Associated Press luncheon He railed against demagogues who promise riches to all and warned that such schemes would destroy America He also referred to Townsend and Conklin as impractical visionaries without naming them directly drawn from the session.
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New York
Public Works
Harold L. Ickes
Associated Press
Huey P. Long
Ickes
Louisiana
Long
Washington
Senate
New Deal
America
Two Mysterious Deaths At Dayton
In Dayton Ohio on Sunday two men died under mysterious conditions. One was identified as George Wedienr, 62, of Dayton, found in a vacant house with a verdict of natural death. The other, about seventy, was found in a ravine with throat cuts, an overcoat wrapped around him, and a handkerchief initialed K nearby. The unidentified man had notable physical details recorded by officials.
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Dayton
George Wedienr
W. H. Harth
Weer Car- Talion
Four Elyrians Injured In Accident
Four Elyrians and three Lorain residents were injured, three seriously, about 2 a.m. when a car knocked down two electric poles and overturned on West Erie avenue Lorain after being sideswiped by another vehicle that did not stop. Drivers Banville and Wolff sustained serious injuries, with Macy Belly and Beverly Laundon also hurt. three Lorain residents had minor injuries. All were taken to St Joseph's hospital. wires under one ambulance caused a delay until power could be shut off.
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Elyrians
Lorain
West Erie Avenue
R. N
Beverly Laundon
Sixth Street
Harold Dickens
Oxford Avenue
Albert Wolff
Oakdale Avenue
Anthony Pawliczak
Rudy Jakmas
West 23Rd Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elyria
Wolff
Ed. Monroe
Huron
Lake Road
Meister Road
Loratu
Monroe
Ohioans Meet Tragic Deaths Across State in Weekend Accidents
Fire and traffic accidents in Ohio over the weekend claimed at least seven lives. Aliva Falman, 44, died when a stove exploded during coal oil lighting near Galion. Paul Hasler, 43, perished in a Dover fire that destroyed a two story building. Karl Kuhn, 50, and his son William, 21, died in a ditch near East Cadiz after an automobile crash. Louis Volz, 62, of Columbus, died after being struck by a car. John Erman, 69, was killed by a New York Central train at Bryan. Steve Gustaki, 48, fatally injured in Akron after collisions with two cars. A two year old girl died and 14 were injured in Cleveland auto crashes. two injured victims were run down by hit and run drivers. Patricia Ruth Adams, 2, of Bedford, died after being hurled from her uncle’s arms when he was struck by a car.
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Aliva Falman
Galion
Dover
Paul Hasler
Karl Kuhn
William
East Cadiz
Luther Skipper
Hopedale
Skipper
Louis J. Volz
Columbus
John Erman
New York Central
Bryan
Steve Gustaki
Akron
Cleveland
Patricia Ruth Adams
Bedford, O
Renomination of Roosevelt Would Be Great Calamity
Atlanta April 22 Eugene Talmdas e of Georgia says Roosevelt's renomination would be a great calamity not only for the party but for America. He would back the administration in Washington only if it makes an about face on the processing tax and certain alphabetic agencies.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadse
Georgia
Roosevelt
Washington
America
New Lexington Poker HoldUp Nets $1400 In Loot
Three Newark men were jailed in county custody after a $1,404 poker game holdup at the Columbus club. While others watched churchgoers, two masked robbers took $710 from two tables and then skimmed $7 from players’ pockets before escaping. Sheriff James Adrian later arrested the trio.
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New Lexington
Newark
Columbus Club
James Adrian
Landlords Invited to Apply for Lorain County Relief Benefits
Landlords of relief tenants may apply for benefits under the Annal Act by calling at the Lorain County Relief headquarters this Thursday or any time thereafter. Acting County Relief Director Lee Whitright announced the program, which offers a tax allowance and cash to landlords. The county commissioners recently approved the bill, making it applicable in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
County Relief
Lee Whitright
Board of County Commissioners
Long Delivers Blast At New Deal
Huey Long assailed the New Deal calling officials annointed not representative, targeting Roosevelt and leaders like Harold Ickes Henry Wallace and Hugh Johnson. He entered the Senate chamber in striking attire delivering a blistering 40 minute tirade while defending Louisiana relief board and its road program.
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Washington
Huey Long
New Deal
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Long
Harold L. Ickes
Louisiana
Ickes
Chicago
Henry Wallace
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Senate
Rotarians Hear Cleveland Broker At Elyria Club
Paul J. Eakin of Cleveland will speak on The Security Situation at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Club tomorrow. Directors for the coming year will be nominated, with an election set for April 30. The club also plans a ladies night program on April 30 featuring Paul D. Barrett of Findlay as speaker for National Youth Week observances.
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Paul J. Eakin
Cleveland
Elyria
Findlay
Budapest woman attempts suicide by jump from canal bridge
Budap est report says Caro line Munkacsiee, recovering from a 10th attempt, leaped from a canal bridge after 99 prior tries ended in drowning and asphyxiation. Police rescued her.
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Budapest
Caroline Munkacsiee
After Earthquake Chaos in Taichi Shinchiku Province
A first survey shows vast crumbled villages and ruined countryside after Sunday's quake. Official toll 3915 dead and 3080 injured. fires, pestilence, and floods worsen conditions for tens of thousands. Japanese government mobilizes aid. roads and railways damaged. coastal areas show extensive destruction.
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Tathoru
Formosa
Taichi
Shinchiku
Karakento
Byoritzu
Kinsui
Japanese Overseas Ministry
Tokyo
Earthquake relief supplies available in Formosa
Government authorities in Formosa said April 22 that clothing food and medicine were sufficient to meet victims' needs. Doctors and nurses were on hand to treat thousands injured. A note to Tokyo said no rush of relief supplies was required and all bodies were expected to be recovered by Tuesday morning.
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Tainoku
Formosa
Japanese Overseas Ministry
Tokyo
Two Ohio University Students Killed by Train
Two Ohio University students died when their car was struck by a Michigan Central train in Calumet City. Eleanor Hitchcock, 18, of Athens Ohio, and Eugene MacDonald, 21, were killed. MacDonald's parents were critically injured.
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Calumet City
Ohio University
Michigan Central
Eleanor Hitchcock
Athens
Ohio
Eugene MacDonald
Chicago
MacDonald
M. A. MacDonald
Republican Women Rally Form Lorain County Club
Lorain County Republican women plan a rally Thursday at the Elyria Women Club to form a countywide Lorain County Republican Women's Club. Mrs. Apodge Perry, vice chairman of the Lorain County Executive Committee, says the group will be open to all Republican women in the county and will be active in the 1936 presidential campaign. Elyria and Lorain women’s clubs are expected to join.
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Repubican Sesten Braudsd
Lorain
Elyria Womane Club
Lorain County
Apldge Perry
Loran County
Mere Perry
Republican Party
Elyria
Lorals
Perry
Major Quakes Of Recent Times
A chronology of historical earthquakes and volcanic eruptions listing major death tolls. Notable events include the 1883 Java quakes and eruption, 1923 Tokyo Yokohama quake and tsunami, 1932 China Kantu deaths, 1908 Sicily Calabria quakes, and other large tolls in Peru Ecuador Jamaica Italy Costa Rica and Japan.
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Peru
Ecuador
Java
Mount Pelee
Martinique
Kingston
Jamaica
Sicily
Calabria
Cartago
Costa Rica
Italy
Kansa
China
Tokio
Yokohama
Japan
Managua
Nicaragua
Plucky American Women Stay On Mission In War Torn China
In Szechuan Province Chengtu, five foreigners including Miss Beulah Bassett, Miss Esther Nelson, Dr A E Best, E C Wilford and Ben Meuser refused to flee as rebels closed in. They remain at hospital posts, with Nelson aiding locals as others evacuate. Plane evacuations began to move women and children to safety.
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United Press
Shanghai
Szechuan
China
Chengtu
Sechuan
Beulah Bassett
Los Angeles
Esther Nelson
Minneapolis
A. E. Best
Ottawa
Ont
E. C. Wilford
Toronto
BE N. Meuser
Chengtu Women's Hospital
Nelson
Miss Bassett
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Prince
Ghengtu
Longchu
U S Redeeming First War Bonds
The first war bonds issued to finance U S participation in World War I are returned to the treasury for redemption or conversion to peacetime government bonds. Refundings involve substantial sums and anticipated interest savings, with plans to swap Liberty bonds for new five year notes.
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Washington
Tse
Treasury
Korea
Anmumer
Ronseter
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Raving Cashier
Bulletin
Niagara Falls
F. E. Townsend
Ate
Charles FE. Conzhlin
Blast
Kantu
California
U.S
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