Four Killed In Tennessee Vote Counting Fight
Four mountaineers died in a gunfire incident in Speedwell Claiborne county as ballots were being counted for the county sheriff race. Horace Russell and his son Albert were among those killed. William Russell and a nephew were wounded. Browning won the Tennessee gubernatorial race with 214 053 votes. Bachman led for renomination with 172 559 votes.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Browning
Burgin B Dosgett
Jacksboro
C. W. Wright
U. S
Nathan G. Bachman
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Horace Russell
Albert
James A. Singleton
Speedwell
Claiborne County
William Russell
Horace
Violence erupts with stabbing over political differences
In Helenwald, Lewis County, a quarrel over political differences escalated to violence. John Gray, 50, was stabbed during the dispute, culminating in gunfire and a dangerous confrontation.
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Helenwald
Lewis County
John Gray
Quadruplets Report Near Quintuplets Home Found False
Bonfield Ont August reports said Fred Boulerice and wife were about to welcome quadruplets. Boulerice denied the claim, and villagers recalled the Dionne quintuplets hoax of 1934. The rumor sparked excitement then subsided as truth surfaced.
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Bonfield
T— U.P
Fred Boulerice
Lloday
Boulerice
Callander
Boulerire
West Virginia Seeks Ohio Bridge Purchase Disapproval
Charleston officials urge Governor Davey of Ohio to block the Ohio Bridge Commission’s plan to buy the Parkersburg Belpre bridge over the Ohio River for 1 250 000 dollars. WV moves to value the three bridges for possible future purchase and toll removal, while WV Governor Kump criticizes the move as harming regional bridge investments.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Davey
Ohio
Ohio Bridge Commission
Parkersburg-Belpre
Ohio River
H. G. Kump
Nick Stevens
Ohio Commission
Williamstown-Marietta
St. Marys
Fragmented Local Price Lattice Signals Trade Listing
A fragmentary OCR line shows assorted prices and symbols such as 1.98 1.39 1.29 9c 2.49e £ 9e 19¢ .19¢, suggesting a scan of miscellaneous price tags or a catalog snippet with mixed currencies and cents, but readability is limited and no clear item or context is identifiable.
Governor Davey Not Advised Of Parkersburg Bridge Purchase
Gov. Kump stated that Gov. Davey was not informed about the Parkersburg bridge purchase and will not approve it under current circumstances. West Virginia officials refused to negotiate Interstate bridges without Davey and Ohio officials being fully aware, arguing that states will not engage in actions discriminating between communities or unjustly endangering legitimate investment.
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Kump
Davey
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Ohio
Say Pilots Had No Warning Of Danger
In St. Louis area a crash killed eight aboard. Witnesses at an inquest said the pilots had no warning and tried to reach the ground at full speed. Commerce investigators tentatively blame fog after examining wreckage and interviewing locals. Coroner Tiernan summoned officials and nearby farmers to the 10 a.m. inquiry.
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ST. Louis
Aus
Department of Commerce
JL. B. Tiernan
Maj
R. W. Schroeder
A. S. Koch
Chicago and Southern Airlines
SEC Asserts Power For Investigation
The Securities and Exchange Commission today asserted its power to investigate the $A,000,000,000 investment trust empire in a brief filed with the District of Columbia supreme court. The SEC responded to Frederick T. Fisher and Equity Corp stockholder suit aimed at blocking the inquiry and halting access to private documents and testimony.
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Washington
Aug
T-1
Securities and Exchanger Commission
District of Columbia Supreme Court
SEC
Frederick T. Fisher
Equity Corp
Equity
Commission
Congress
Crossword Puzzle, and Men and Messages from Cleveland
A jumble of crossword clues and scattered names appears alongside a note on public denunciations of economic injustice. The text then shifts to a report from Pennsylvania State College noting record freshman applications at 1,881, surpassing 1929’s peak of 1,396. Mrs W W Marlett and daughters visited Cleveland on Wednesday.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
William
Hoffman
Columbia Attend Lodge Picnic and Haag Family Reunion
Columba residents attended a North Star Lodge picnic at the Wedges in La Porte Saturday afternoon. The Haar family’s twenty eighth annual reunion is set for August 8 at Metropolitan Park near Puritas Springs and Mastick Hill with a basket dinner at 1 pm and a business meeting at 2 40. Emil Sauschidt is president and Alfred Haag secretary treasurer. Also noted were brief travels by Mr and Mrs Hine at Dunford and family to Hinckley Lake and Akron, and visits by Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman and their children to Pittsfield and nearby areas.
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Ernest Dunford
North Star Lodge of
Cleveland
Wedges
la Porte
HAAG
Haar
Metropolitan Park
Puritas Springs
Mastick Hill
Emil Sauschidt
Alfred Haag
Hine
Dunford
Hinckley Lake
Akron
Ralph Linderman
Clarence
Mary Filizabeth
Pittsfield
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Vincent Mrs G H Stoughton spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Frankie Boone. Mrs Zolidar and four daughters of Lorain were guests of Mr and Mrs T M Baldwin and family. Mrs W H Lewis visited her sister and family Mr and Mrs Charles Fonte of Cleveland and left Wednesday morning for Eaton Rapids Michigan.
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G. H. Stoughton
Frankie Boone
Zolidar
Lorain
T. M. Baldwin
W. H. Lewis
Charles Fonte
Cleveland
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Actress Says She Will Seek Divorce From Jack Doyle
Hollywood. Judith Allen moved out on her former prizefighter husband Jack Doyle and announced she would file divorce proceedings. Miss Allen said she was terribly unhappy over the rift and that she was leaving to have him be the man she loved when they married.
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Hollywood
Aug
Judith Allen
Jack Doyle
Miss Allen
Ice found under Findlay waterworks blocks work
A 16 inch thick slab of ice was discovered one foot underground by Findlay waterworks workers. Operations were halted as crews abandoned the job due to the unexpected ice despite near 100 degree temperatures reported in the area.
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Findlay
Span sled Grunter: An Australian freshwater fish
A small anal finned freshwater fish known as Span sled Grunter is noted for wide distribution across Australian streams, appearing in multiple habitats and contributing to local aquatic ecosystems. Researchers document its presence in river systems and discuss its ecological role.
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Australia
Fragmented Boston Note Catches Scrambled Voice
Readable fragments describe a Boston area message with jumbled phrases and unusual spelling. The text appears as a garbled transcription or code and does not form a clear narrative or named entities. No actionable event or dates are discernible.
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Elyria
Flyria
Tarala
Elyria Business College
Mirro Aluminum
Universal Appliances
the China Shop
King Edward
Vimy Ridge
Edward VIII
Canada
France
Acme
S.E.C
aChose
Vormer
Poussin
Prriook
Elther
Bate
Balkan State
Coarae
By Lars More
Aouth Ameritas Tree
Ireland
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W. W. Marlett
Vera Penson
Madge Pixley
Kathryn Crosby
Columbia
Vincent
Paramount Club
Ike
Eddie
WGAR
WJAY
WTAM
Frog Leg
Mra
Carey
Zenith Radio
R.C.A. Radio
Zenith
RCA Victor
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Ave
FHONE
Boston
Curtain and Rug Shop Cor
East Bridge and Water &T
Kistug
Huces
Landtea
Broad St
Icredit Clothing
Maeliid As
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