United States backs Latin American non recognition doctrine
Washington reports 19 nations sign notes declaring they will not recognize territorial gains by force in the Chaco dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay. The move, aimed at quelling wars, calls for arbitration and peaceful settlement, echoing Kellogg Pact principles and Stuart's January note to Japan and China. The policy origins trace to Mexico, with a focus on preventing forceful occupation in the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington
United States
Tne
Bolivia
Paraguay
State Department
Chaco
Mexico
Stimson
Japan
China
Asuncion
Gran Chaco
Jose Guggiari
Keith Miller Testifies Death Wish In Love Triangle
Pretty Jessie M. Keith Miller testified in the murder trial of her lover Haden Clarke that she suggested to Clarke and Captain W N Lancaster that they die by their own hands to end their love triangle. Clarke died of bullet wounds April 21 in their bungalow, where all three lived. Clarke allegedly urged death while the trio discussed the plan.
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Miami
Fia
Jessie M. Keith- Miller
Haden Clarke
W. N. Lancaster
Lancaster
Clarke
Haden
Clark
The Weather Forecast OHIO Ohio Fair Tonight Unsettled Friday
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions tonight with little temperature change and an unsettled Friday. No significant shifts in weather expected, though clouds may increase and light showers possible in the afternoon. Temperatures stay near average for this time of year.
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Ohio
Bolivia Accepts Arbitration in Gran Chaco Dispute
Geneva bulletin reports Bolivia accepts arbitration for the Gran Chaco dispute with Paraguay, conditionally, in a note to the League of Nations secretariat. Jose Matos, president of the League Council, says Bolivia's reply is satisfactory and the situation is favorable.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
League of Nations Secretariat
Jose Matos
League Council
Seventeen year old boy kills his father in defense
In Painesville Ohio on August 4 a 17 year old boy killed his father C. P. Heths 52 a plumber after the father attacked the mother with a hammer and attempted to shoot the boy. The mother Elizabeth 50 is hospitalized and not expected to recover. Raymond the son surrendered sobbing a confession to Police Chief John Polly.
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Painesville
C. P. Heths
Elizabeth
Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Willowick
John Polly
Heths
Farmer Confesses to Killing Neighbor Girl in Michigan
Francis Nash, 32, a farmer near Freesoil, Michigan, confessed to killing Evelyn Sanford, 17, a neighbor. Prosecutors and police say Nash described the assault, disposal of the body, and burying her in a cottage basement, facing a life sentence after a circuit court plea.
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Traverse City
Mich
Francis Nash
Evelyn Sanford
P R. von Sprecker
George L. Colyer
Mason County
Earl J. Hathaway
Colburn Munger
Nash
Manistee
Freesoil
Evelyn
Justice of the Peace
Michigan
Car Damage Report After Broad Street Collision
George Barr of 709 East River street reported to police that his car was damaged on Broad street at 8 20 A M today when struck by another machine. The other driver stopped briefly to assess his own damage then drove away.
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George Barr
East River Street
Broad Street
Picket siege at Digie Bee mine ends with troop rescue
National Guardsmen rescued 64 exhausted miners including four wounded from the Digie Bee coal mine near Terre Haute after a 48 hour siege by about 3,500 union pickets. Miners reported dire shortages of ammunition and fierce fire. four men were wounded and treated at a local hospital.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UBJ
Digie Bee
John Furman
Terra Haute
Len Grossman
Gerald Grable
Sullivan
Elmer Bedwell
James Norris
Mite
Dynamite Attack Hits Manhattan Coal Co Store Chauncey
In Chauncey Ohio 25 National Guardsmen guarded the town after a dynamite blast damaged the Manhattan Coal Company store at 12 30 am injuring no one though four people in apartments above were dazed. Earlier three Southern Ohio Electric poles were blown near Circle Hill plunging Chauncey Athens and Millfield into darkness. The blast wrecked the store interior and shattered nearby windows. No perpetrators were found. Chauncey, population about 800, had recent mining disturbances with a fatality.
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Chauncey, CO
National
Manhattan Coal Company
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Circle Hill
Chauncey
Athens
Millfield
Charles Cannard
Fred Brown
Cannard
Brown
Athens County
Gohapin Succeeds Lamont in Cabinet
Hoover fills key post with Roy D. Chapin of Michigan as secretary of commerce, replacing Robert P. Lamont who resigns for private affairs. Chapin brings strong auto industry ties and is expected to boost economic activity and passenger travel to Washington. Lamont in declining health? No. Chapters continue on page 2.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Roy D. Chapin
Michigan
Chapin
Robert P. Lamont
Sinois
Lamont
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Julius Klein
Mr. Hoover
Wellington Mayor Dies At Wheel Of Automobile
Wellington August 4 The village mourns mayor Leon D Smith found dead in his car in Cleveland of a heart attack. He led Wellington for decades after 1929 term, survived by wife Belle two sons Harold and Newell a daughter Rachel Phillips and half brother Sidney. Funeral plans pending. Also county board authorized an $4000 advance on August tax health settlement due to exhausted funds.
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Wellington
Leon D. Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Bower Meat Company
Bolivar Road
Belle Vernon
C. B. Williams
Williams
Belle
Harold
Newell
New Jersey
Rachel Phillips
Sidney
Perry
Ohio
County Board of Health
County Board of Commissioners
H. R. O’brien
Band Concert Tomorrow at Gates Hospital Lawn
The Elyria City band will perform tomorrow evening on the lawn at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Conductor Gerald M. Frank leads the concert, made possible by the American Federation of Musicians. The musicians donate their services for the event.
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Elyria City
Gates Hospital
Gerald M. Frank
American Federation of Musicians
Harter Focuses on Economics Over Prohibition in Race
Akron congress hopeful Don Harter told Lorain County Democrats at Cascade Park that the economy will decide the election, calling prohibition a weak issue by comparison. He supports repeal of the prohibition law, while Mayors Myers Conley and Steward spoke and county candidates were introduced by D W Seward. Amherst Democrats plan a club meeting today as Lorain hosts a county candidates event Friday at Andorka Hall.
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Don Harter
Akron
Congress
Lorain
Cascade Park
Harter
Democratic Party
George Myers
Cleveland
Joseph Conley
BE. C. Stiward
Amherst
D. W. Seward
Democratic Executive Committee
Amherst Democrats
Amherst-al
Andorka Hall
Vine Street
James Marsh
Democratic Brotherhood Club
Loans To Four Ohio Counties Announced By RFC
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced a relief loan of 853,662 dollars to Ohio for four counties Lorain Mahoning Stark and Summit. Loans aim to expand railroad employment under Hoover recovery plans while rail executives seek favorable rates and terms amid idle cars and locomotives.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Atlee Pomerene
Reconstruction Corporation
Pomerene
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lorain County
Mahoning County
Stark County
Summit County
Man Found Dead in Cleveland Hotel Identified
The body of Carl H. Harmon of Bellaire Ohio, found dead in a Cleveland hotel room yesterday, was identified today by a relative. Hotel staff had listed him as William Stephens from Grafton Pennsylvania after papers in his pocket revealed his true identity.
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Cleveland
Carl H. Harmon
Bellaire
Ohio
William Stephens
Grafton
R F C Refuses Loan To Pennsylvania
Washington Aug 4 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation denied a $10,000,000 unemployment relief loan to Pennsylvania, saying the state legislature had not fulfilled its duty to provide funds for relief. The board noted available funds are supplemental, not a substitute for state aid, and will defer action until Pennsylvania clarifies its own relief commitments.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Today
Pennsylvania
Atlee Pomerene
Pinchot
Pomerene
Vets Confused by Literature in Johnstown
Johnstown Aug 4 Two trains carried home-going bonus veterans from Ferndale bound for St. Louis with food provided along the route. Baltimore and Ohio officials say no eastward bonus veteran trains will run. Confusion spread as Workers Ex-Service Men's League literature urged veterans to stay, elect new commanders, and march back to Washington, triggering unrest and delaying a westbound train.
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Johnstown
Washington
Ferndale
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Ex-Service Men’s League
Congress
West
W. W. Waters
Sues To Have Deed Set Aside In Common Pleas Court
Duane Bates of Columbia Station sues to set aside a 1930 deed his mother Lizzie Barr gave to stepfather George Barr. He claims duress and undue influence while she was in poor health, seeking to share in the Ely Tia property valued at $5,000 after her death. The case is in front of Judge W B Thompson.
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Duane Bates
Columbia Station
Lizzie Barr
George Barr
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
San
Ely Tia
Barr
Threat of War Relieved In South American Tensions
Aug 4 reports from Asuncion and La Paz indicate Paraguay and Bolivia will avoid war over the Gran Chaco. Paraguay cites US and Latin American nonrecognition of territorial force as a restraint, while Bolivia accepts League of Nations good offices and potential arbitration. A truce is considered likely and pacific measures are urged.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
League of Nation
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Chaco
League of Nations
League
Washington
Bandit Suspect Held Under Bond In Toledo
Duke Nye, 24, arrested as a bandit suspect with his 16 year old girlfriend and her father, bound over to the grand jury under 5000 dollars bond on robbery charges. Nye confessed to robbing a milk wagon driver in East Toledo and several filling station robberies. The girl fled to Carey Ohio to face robbery and auto theft charges. Her father, Fred Fifer, 43, was fined 50 dollars and costs and given 0 days in the work house for being a suspicious person.
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Toledo. O
Duke Nye
Nye
Toledo
Carey
Ohio
Fred Fifer
Woman Solves Jewel Theft at Watch Hill Case
In Cincinnati on August 4 a theft of 5000 dollars in jewelry from the summer home of Mr and Mrs Rachel Anderson in Watch Hill R I was solved. A maid Freda Heintzelman’s tab le leg led to the discovery of the jewels and her signed confession, obtained with the help of Betty Bear whom officers credited with gaining the maid’s trust.
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Cincinnati
Rachel Anderson
Watch Hill
Freda Heintzelman
Anderson
Desperate convicts flee, posse corners escapees in Tucker raid
Seven convicts who escaped from Tucker state prison farm in Arkansas were cornered by a posse. Three fugitives were killed and two wounded. two others were captured unharmed. A guard was killed and another seriously wounded earlier in the escape. Names of the dead and capture details were not learned.
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England
Ark
U.P
Tucker, Ark
Prisoners Break From Tucker State Prison Camp
Desperate inmates escaped from Camp No. 2 near Tucker Ark killing guard Else Howell and wounding another. Armed, they fled into woods on horseback after stealing ammunition. Warden Todhunter and Superintendent Cogbill led a manhunt with officers from Pine Bluff and Little Rock. It was described as the first organized escape in 10 years.
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Tucker
Ark
Buard
Tuekees
Else Howell
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
G L Todhunter
F. M. Cogbill
Cummins
Coghill
Kansas Stays In Dry Column
TOPEKA Kan Aug 4 2 Kansas will remain dry after Tuesday's primary election as voters rejected wets. The governor’s race in November pits Harry Woodring, Alf Landon and Dr John R Brinkley with Woodring a Democrat Landon a Republican and Brinkley an Independent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Carry Nation
Prohibition
Harry Woodring
Alf Landon
John R. Brinkley
Woodring
Landon
Brinkley
Annual Want Ad Week Offer Warns Readers
Notice warns no want ads accepted after 10 A M Monday August 9th with a special rate six days for the price of four for advance placements in the 8th Annual Want Ad Week. Readers are urged not to delay and to place ads promptly to avoid missing a big opportunity.
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