Counsellor To Ex King Ordered Out Of France
Paris August 70 Count De Los Andes adviser to former King Alfonso XIII and a noted monarchist leader was ordered deported from France within 15 days for actions beyond limits in support of Generalissimo Franco on French soil. Nine young Spaniards were also ordered deported for allegedly taking money from the count. Andes had sought refuge in Biarritz and recently moved to a secret villa with a clandestine radio transmitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Los Andes
Alfonso XIII
Andes
France
Francisco Franco
Biarritz
Induct Kloeb Today As Federal Judge
Frank L. Kloeb of Celina former congressman is to be induced as Federal Judge of the Toledo District today. Judge John Paul Jones of Cleveland will administer the oath in Toledo with federal and state judges and friends attending. A luncheon at the Commodore Perry Hotel will honor him after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Frank L. Kloeb
Celina
John Paul Jones
Cleveland
Kloéb
Commodore Perry
Senate Approves Memorial Board Resolution for Memorials
The Senate passed and sent to the House a resolution to create the Springfield Greenville Memorial commission. It plans a monument on Memorial Common in Springfield Ohio to honor the Battle of Piqua and a memorial building to commemorate the Treaty of Braence Vill at Greenville Ohio.
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Washington
Senate
House
Springfeld-Greenville
Memorial Common
Springfield
Piqua
Braene Vill
Greenville
Indianapolis Man Favored To Head Young Democrats
Alvin C. Johnson of Indianapolis emerged as a favorite to lead the Young Democrats Clubs of America at their national biennial in Indianapolis. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend and other state leaders endorsed Johnson, with seven candidates vying as delegates vote begins Saturday. National figures Roosevelt and Farley among scheduled speakers, resolutions uphold Roosevelt program and Farley leadership, while Wisconsin Minnesota unity plan is rejected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alvin C. Johnson
Young Democratic Clubs’ of America
Johnson
M. Clifford Townsend
Statehouse
Pitt Tygon Manor
Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Floyd Harper
Tipton
Wilford Peebles
Youngstown
Paul A. Williams
Columbia
Robert Campbell
Wichita, Kan
Lockwood Thompson
Cleveland, Oo
Rinee
James Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Farley
Henry A. Wallace
Executive Committee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
la Follette
Roosevelt
Trial Delayed By Fear Of Exposing Man To Lynch Mob
Albert Dyer faces murder charges in the deaths of Melba and Madeline Everett and Jeanette Stephens, girls ages seven to nine. A judge paused proceedings over safety fears of transporting Dyer to the crime scene in Bald win Hills near Inglewood amid a surrounding lynch mob. The defense argued Dyer’s alleged low intellect questions the value of his confession, as experts testified he has the mental capacity of a nine or ten year old. Jury deliberation is anticipated early next week.
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Los Angeles
Albert Dyer
Thomas P. White
Baldwin Hills
Inglewood
William Simpson
Melba
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Stephens
Dyer
Glenn Myers
Texas
Five Examiners Are Dismissed In Ohio Tax Division
Five district managers in the excise tax division were dismissed for alleged irregularities in handling tax monies. Walter W. Mitchell said evidence has been turned over to local prosecutors. Dismissed were Guy Chilcote Toledo John Worthington Dayton Mary McGovern Cleveland Earl Crawfis Cincinnati and Ralph Miller Logan.
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Columbus
Walter W. Mitchell
Tax Commission
Mitchell
Guy Chilcote
Toledo
John Worthington
Dayton
Mary McGovern
Cleveland
Earl Crawfis
Cincinnati
Ralph Miller
Rites Set For 3 Of 4 Auto Train Crash Victims
Funeral services are tentatively set for Saturday for three of the four victims in the auto train crash in Plain City Ohio. Mrs Ralph Hubbard 21 and her nine month old daughter Jean receive services tomorrow along with Miss Sylvia Kuhn 19. Phyllis Colling burial delayed due to her mother’s illness. The four victims were thrown into the air at a downtown Pennsylvania Railroad crossing.
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Plain City
Ralph Hubbard
Jean
Sylvia Kuhn
Phyllis Colling
Collins
Ray
Pennsylvania
Apportion V. A. W. Convention Votes
Milwaukee dispatch reports that locals of the United Automobile Workers of America were allotted 1,784 votes for the annual convention opening August 23, based on 100 members per vote and last year’s per capita tax. Ohio received 213 votes allocated to cities including Toledo and Cleveland among others.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Automobile Workers of America Today
George F. Addes
UAW
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Massillon
Kent
Magadore
Springfield
Sandusky
Ashtabula
Norwood
Ravenna
Canton
Tallmadge
Akron
Man Dies In Sing Sing Chair For Hammer Murder
OSSINING N Y Aug 20 Major Green 34 who never reached beyond 2 A in grade school was executed in Sing Sing electric chair last night for the hammer murder of Mrs Mary Harriet Case. He died four minutes after being strapped in. Two ministers attended as guards and officials looked on. The service included the 23rd Psalm.
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Ossining
N. Y
Major Green
Sing Sing
Mary Harriet Case
Green
Hope Of Action On Wage Hours Bill Is Killed
Washington, Aug 20 Congress closed in the heat to wind up a 230 day session. Southern Democrats blocked action on the wage and hours bill, shutting off hopes for passage this session. The house substituted a new bill, but a caucus quorum failed. 157 voting members, eight short. Senate prepared to welcome Dixie Bibb Graves, new senator from Alabama, replacing Hugo Black.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Pat McCarren
Naval Hospital
District of Columbia
Dixie Bibb Graves
Albania
Bibb Graves
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Bilbo
White House
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Grass Burning Sparks City Fire Call at 223 Fifteenth St
Firemen reported to the residence of E. C. Cook at 223 Fifteenth Street around :20 p m. yesterday and found him burning off piles of cut grass. Neighbors on Fourteenth Street complained they were bothered by the smoke. The Irish Free State, once famed for pigs, is now importing porkers from other countries.
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E. C. Cook
Fifteenth St
Cook
Fourteenth Street
Irish Free State
New Ohio Law Ends County-Wide Traffic Jurisdiction
Aug 20 in Columbus marks the Lipscher Act taking effect, curtailing county-wide traffic case jurisdiction. Justices of the peace now handle speeding and violations only in townships where elected. The law, backed by auto clubs, also introduces a uniform extradition code and cross-state parole supervision.
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Columbus
Justices of the Peace
Lipscher
Maurice Lipscher
Mahoning County
Ohio
Four Month Workhouse Sentence For Amherst Assault Case
Fred. Thomas, 45, arrested in Amherst on an assault charge, was sentenced by Mayor C. E. Cooper to four months in Toledo Work House. He was conveyed to the work house by Marshal Edward Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Thomas
Amherst
Toledo
C. E. Cooper
Marshal Edward Mays
Autos Damaged In Dual Collisions Here
Police report two separate crashes caused injuries none. William Howard of New London and Julius Lakacy of Olmsted Falls each drove cars badly damaged around 1 50 a m on Broad Street after a failure to stop. four passengers in Howards car and two in Lakacys were unhurt. A second crash on Schramm Road at 7 15 p m involved Gaza Papp and C Minnich with a crank projecting from a truck striking Papps car. minor damage reported. The text notes a royal line as honorary field marshals in Britain.
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William Howard
Newkirk Street
New London
Julius Lakacy
Sprague Road
Olmsted Falls
Howard
Mill Street
Broad Street
Lakocy
Gaza Papp
West River Street
C. Minnich
West Ridge
Schramm Road
Minnich
Papp
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Admiral Byrd
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Acme
Talmadge
China
the China Shop
Irites
Apportion V. A. W
Hammer
Syria
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Thrift Shoe Store
Champion
Isand Pit
J. Briscoe Ray
Surrey
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England
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Everey Co
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Japan
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AMER
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