Barry Sinclair to serve three months in Occoquan workhouse
Barry Sinclair, millionaire oil magnate, will serve a three month contempt of the Senate sentence in the Occoquan workhouse Virginia rather than a district jail. He will do brick making and clerical work with no special privileges, under a regime resembling an industrial colony. A May 4 court mandate may delay finality and grant him extra days of freedom.
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Barry Sinclair
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Occoquan
Occoquan Institution
Bath House
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Potomac River
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Morris C. Barnard
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Teapot Dome
Supreme Court
Reedom
May Day in Europe Today Across continents observed
International Labor Day marked worldwide with heavy policing in Paris Berlin Warsaw and other capitals. France deported foreigners accused of directing demonstrations while Britain and the United States prepared peaceful observances. Argentina proclaimed a general holiday and workers in Bolivia and Spain debated eight hour day and unemployment relief measures.
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Paris
Berlin
Warsaw
Po- Mee
Moscow
Britain
United States
Argentina
Montevideo
Bolivia
Spain
Isbor Mnion
Bodies Found In Sandusky Bay Mystery Fishing Tragedy
In Sandusky Ohio an unidentified man believed to be Earl W Fought 27 a mail carrier or Carl C Graves 24 a salesman both of Fremont was found in Crystal Rock waters near the bay. Earlier the body of C J Clem Notestine 27 a grocer from Fremont was recovered after disappearing while fishing in an open boat. Notestine was identified by his widow with help from William Schwartz former Fremont mayor and Dr W S Baten who aided in the dental work.
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Sandusky
Earl W. Fought
Maie Carrier
Carl C. Graves
Salesman
Fremont
Crystal Rock
Graves
C. J
Clem” Notestine
Grocer
Sandusky Bay
Notestine
Wiliam Schwartz
W. 8. Baten
Lengel Carrying Fight Higher For Reinstatement
Former Canton Police Chief A Lengel petitions the state supreme court seeking reinstatement as Canton police chief after being ousted in 1926 following the Don Meliett assassination. His back pay dispute centers on several thousand dollars pending outcome and prior appeals history.
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Columbus
A. Lengel
Canton
State Supreme Court
Canton Department
Lengel
Stanford Ewarts
Don R. Meliett
Canton Daily News
Canton Civil Service Commission
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Voice of the People defends Mary Baker Eddy
In a letter to the editor Ralph B. Textor of the Christian Science publication committee rejects charges from an injunction suit against the Christian Science Mother Church. He states Mrs Eddy was not morphine addicted and did not misuse drugs, calling the allegations distortions by opponents.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Mary Baker Eddr
Christian Science Mother Church
Massachusetts
New Tariff Bill Near Completion
Washington April 30 The administration's new tariff bill was completed tentatively by Republican members of the house Ways and Means committee. A full committee meeting was called for Thursday to report out the measure with contingency, while Hawley was expected to introduce the bill in the house late this week. A Republican caucus will settle controversial matters including rates on sugar hides and cement after introduction. Democrats will see the bill at the intro and a minority attitude meeting will follow. Drafters said more rates were changed than hearings suggested, but the bill is a readjustment of the Fordney McCumber act, mainly modifying agricultural schedules.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hawley
Unusual Instruments Featured By Georgett's Players
Georgett's Famous Players plan a two performance concert at Elyria High School Auditorium using unusual instruments. The program highlights the Hungarian dulcimer and bells such as xylophone Westminster chimes and hand bells with violin cello and accordion solos. Classical and folk works will fill most of the program aimed at students and families.
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Elyria High School
Georgett
Famous Players
J. M. Beck
Believe Sabo To Be Given Clemency
Columbus April 30 Governor Cooper plans executive clemency for John Sabo Akron Hungarian sentenced to die May 3 for the murder of Barton Painter Akron The governor has not commented but may spare Sabo if doubt remains He will receive a clemency board report tomorrow after a ten day hearing
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Reberlg
State House
Cooper
John Sabo
Akron
Barton Painter
Sabo
State Board of Clemency
Sports World Turns To America's Turf Classic
Mrs Anna Kovacs of Akron defends Sabo as innocent and claims her nephew, a fugitive, killed Painter. Sabo sits on death row since April 1927. Youth observer notes Columbus Senators recently faced Kansas City in a game where hitters from Kansas City produced solid contact while Columbus tied up by dull contact.
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Anna Kovacs
Akron
Sabo
Painter
Frank
Columbus Senators
American Association
Kansas City
Senators
Columbus
Blind Boy Enjoys Baseball by Sound of the Game
In Columbus on April 30 Frank Chapman a 1% blind boy from Wellsburg Virginia shows a keen love of baseball. He follows the game by listening to sounds and receives occasional help from fellow spectators to follow plays and outcomes.
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Columbus
Frank Chapman
Fsr
Wellsburg
Community Church Events Include Women’s Societies
South Ridge April 30 details a missionary and Ladies Aid gathering for Huron and Ceylon Churches at the local church. Evangelical League Christian Endeavor plans a monthly business and social at Mr and Mrs Newton Baus home Friday evening. Zion Choir to join Union Evangelical Services at the MKE Church in Hen.
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South Ridge
Misionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
Ceylon
Evangelical League Christan Endeavor Society
Newton Baus
Zion Choir
Union Evangelical
M. KE
Hen
Chemists Herald Far-Reaching Prospects at Meeting
The American Chemical Society in Columbus outlined future possibilities from character- altering chemistry to wood-derived cow fodder and even turning thieves into honest men. Speakers predicted growth control via atom balance, wood-based Ethyl alcohol, and major corn use for solvents, tying farmer prosperity to chemical innovation.
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Columbus
American Chemical Society
Uttle Woodland
Young Men’s Club hears of crippled children work
Dr Melvin Clark of Gates Hospital outlined ongoing efforts for crippled children at Gates Hospital during the Y M C A weekly meeting. Club members discussed how to support the program, plus reports on a kite flying contest, Safety Day events, and Boys Week activities.
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Gates Hospital
Young Men's Club
Melvin Clark
Clark
Chemistry Aids Agriculture At American Chemical Society Meeting
Maj. T. P. Walker of the Commercial Solvents Co. outlined how chemistry boosts farm output. He warned against magical solutions, noting corn now yields solvents for lacquers and that fermentation uses 3,000,000 to 10,000,000 bushels of corn annually for fly alcohol and ethyl alcohol. He listed 50+ corn-derived products and the industry’s growing demand for solvents, plus extensive uses of cotton seeds in oils, nitration, papers, lacquers, and more.
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Columbus, CO
American Chemical Society
Maj
T. P. Walker
Commercial Solvents Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Walker
United States
Iare
Mussolini Avoids Armor In Plain Stock Model Car
Rome reports dispelled that Mussolini rode armored. The Duce rode in a plain blue regular stock Italian limousine on Via Nomentana during a daily ride, speeding in clear traffic with a chauffeur. Attilio Baggiore, Chicago tenor, starred in Rome in Boris Godunot with Challapin at the Royal.
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Mussolini
Nomentana
Duce
Attilio Baggiore
Chicago
the Challapin
Boris Godounot
the Royal
Hoover Likely to Visit West in Early Fall
President Hoover, a California farmer and U.S. president, is expected to visit California in late summer to open the Diamond Jubilee at the California State Fair in Sacramento August 31 to September 3. The Hoover Farm near Wasco, 1,213 acres, is highlighted as the source of exhibit materials and potential Jubilee activities.
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San Francisco
Aleibert Hoover
California
United States
Sacramento
President Hoover
San Jaoquin Valley
Hoover
San Jacquin Valley
Wasco
Bakersfield
Hoover Farm
Poso Land and Products Company
Ralph Merritt
Julius Barnes
Edgar Ricard
Harvey Kilburne
Ike Hoover
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