Peru Under Martial Law As Lima Sees Turbulent Transfer
Martial law is in effect in Lima as a military committee seizes control to avert bloodshed during Peru’s government transition. Former President Augusto B. Leguia remains aboard the Admiral Grau with limited information on his fate while foreign diplomats seek assurances for lives amid ongoing upheaval.
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Military Council
Augusto B. Leguna
Popular Voice
Prenga
Grau
Lima
Peru
Augusto B. Lercuia
Vian
Anymonger
Juan
Pose
Callao
Body of Missing Contractor Found in Ohio
The body of Ortez E. Durham, a 56 year old Napoleon contractor who had been missing since Saturday, was found Monday night at Albaugh Beach along the Maumee River by Bud Laneholtz. Searchers said he leaped from the Maumee River bridge into the water, his sweater pulled over his head and a razor in hand. Reported financial troubles were noted as a likely factor.
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Napoleon
Ortez E. Durham
Bud Laneholtz
Albaugh Beach
Maumee
Durham
Maumes River
Three Cleveland youths face death in first degree murder case
Three Cleveland youths charged with the murder of Miller Willison at a Shaker Heights party faced possible execution after being bound over to the Cuyahoga County grand jury. Witnesses said the trio opened fire on a guest list of socially prominent attendees during a weekend engagement party.
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Shaker Heights
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Miller Willison
Bell
Valere
W. J. van Aken
Cuxsahoga County
P. L. A. Lieghley
Wilkison
Princeton University
Dunham
Bell Brothers
Strugsling
Eaton Still on Stand in Suit
Newton T. Baker, militant chief counsel for pro merger forces, pressed cross examination of Cyrus S. Eaton in the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger case. The trial neared its eighth week with Baker arguing Eaton acted from selfish motives to oppose the merger.
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Youngstown
Newton T. Baker
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Eaton
Youngstown Sheet & Tube-Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Baker
Wall Street
Page Named Head of Tariff Commission
Washington Aug 26 Thomas Walker Page of Virginia Democrat former chairman of the U S Tariff Commission was named to lead the body today by President Hoover.
Federal and State Plan Drought Relief Structured
Washington and state officials meet with Henry M. Robinson to fund agricultural credit corporations. Hyde outlines three relief avenues via Farm Board funds and state committees, with direct farmer loans, cooperative advances, and public works employment. Officials plan to aid Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Ohio Indiana Illinois and other drought areas.
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Washington
Henry M. Robinson
President Hoovers
National Drought Relief Committee
Hyde
Midwest
L Credit Corporations
Federal Farm Board
American Cotton Co-operative Association
jState
Farm Board
Red Cross
C. L. Chambers
H. W Gilbertson
Agriculture Department
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Ohio
Indiana Andllinois
Hanna denies ouster for disloyalty in Republican group
Mrs Carl H Hanna Hoover delegate at large to the 1328 Kansas City Republican convention says she was ousted by Maurice Maschke for political reasons not disloyalty He claims Hanna would back Bulkley and calls her too friendly with Crusaders She plans to open Standpatters Club HQ for Senator McCullough on September 2 in Youngstown Ohio where Alex Beer 77 was found unbalanced last night.
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Cleveland
Republican Central Executive Committee
Carl H. Hanna
Hoover
Kansas City
Maurice Machka
Janneke
Bulkley
Crusaders
Ave
Hanna
Senator McCullough
United States Senate
Complaint Not Registered By Local Labor Union
L J Myers Elyria a union member said the electrical union did not file the complaint with Lorain County Building Commission over metals in the infirmary at the County Home. Myers testified as a taxpayer and not as a union representative, noting a tax duplicate supported his claim.
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Electrical Union
Lorain County Building Commission
L. J. Myers
Elyria
Myers
Ohio Agricultural Credit Corp formed to aid drought farmers
Articles of incorporation for the Ohio Agricultural Credit Corporation were filed in Columbus. With $250,900 in capital stock, the venture aims to extend credit to farmers during the drought and would channel about $2.5 million to the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank in Louisville for distribution. Incorporators include Edward J. A. Seiter George H. Dunn Oscar D. Miller A S Conklin and David M Auch. Offices planned in Columbus to issue relief loans to responsible farmers.
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Columbus
Ohio Agricultural Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediary Bank
Louisville
Edward J. A. Seiter
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Cincinmati
George H. Dunn
Central Depositors Bank and Trust Company
Akron
Oscar D. Miller
Ohio Merchants Trust Company
Massillon
A. S. Conklin
Deposit Banking
2Laware
David M. Auch
Ohio Bankers Association
Start New Fight to Save Irene Schroeder
Defense counsel began its final appeal to save Irene Schroeder a former Wheeling waitress known as a gun girl from the electric chair by filing a Supreme Court appeal of the denial of a retrial. Glenn Dagueé joined in seeking a stay of execution until review.
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Pittsburgh
Irene Schroeder
Wheeling. W. Va
Supreme Court
Glenn Dagueé
Release Sought for American Held by Peruvians
The U S state department instructed the American embassy in Lima to seek the release of Lieut Commander Harold D Grow an American citizen and former navy officer who directed aviation for the Leguia government and was captured at Arequipa after the government fell He is from Greenville Michigan.
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Washingivua
State Department
Lima
Peru
Harold D. Grow
Leguia
Grow
U. S. Navy
Arequipa
Leguja
Greenville
Mich
Watchman Confesses Fire Set At Site in August
Watchman who confessed to starting a 150,000 fire on August 15 will be taken to the state hospital for criminally insane evaluation this week. Rotar was found mentally unbalanced by Judge H C Lyon.
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Watchman
State Hospital
Rotar
H.C. Lyon
Hoover Offered To Republicans As 1800 Sout
President Hoover was offered as the Republican issue in the congressional election campaign. Senator Simeon Fess, new chairman of the Republican national committee, praised Hoover's leadership and policies, citing farm relief and tariff laws, organization work for drought, and enforcement of Prohibition. The speech framed Hoover as the party’s centerpiece against Democratic attacks, signaling a broader campaign strategy.
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Washington
Hoover
Simeon Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Congress
Fess
Canada
Repubican
Jouett Shouse
Democratic
Republican
Shouse
Kiwanis to Hear Ohio Labor Leader McLaughlin
Harry McLaughlin president of the Ohio Federation of Labor will address the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Newell on Thursday. He will discuss Organized Labor and its Advantages. Business Standards Committee handles this week’s program.
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Kiwanis
Ohio Labor
Harry McLaughlin
Ohio Federation of Labor
Kiwanis Club
Newell
McLaughlin
Noted Character Actor Lon Chaney Dies After Illness
HOLLYWOOD August 78 Lon Chaney famed character actor dies from throat hemorrhage after an apparent recovery. He had battled carcinoma of the bronchial tubes and underwent a blood transfusion last Saturday. Born April 1 1883 in Colorado Springs he rose from stock company to film stardom and sparked a wide range of dramatic roles.
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Hollywood
Lon Chaney
Uhanev
St. Vincents Hospital
Notre Dame
Chaney
Lon
Altho
Screen
New York
High Sierras
Webster
Colorado Springs
Colorado
German Flier Starts On Final Leg Of Flight
Nova Scotia August 26 Capt Wolfgang von Gronau and three crew departed Halifax in a Dornier seaplane bound for New York harbor finishing their Atlantic crossing. They began nine days ago at St. George’s and navigated via Iceland Greenland Labrador to Queensport Sheet Harbor and Halifax fogs prompted a restart. They planned to await orders upon arrival in New York.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Tlfr
Wolfgang von Gronay
New York Harbor
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Queensport
Bedford Basin
Fom
von Gronau
E. Zimmer
F. Abbracht
E. Heack
Sgl
Germaar
False Islands
Ivigtut
Cartwright
Sheet Harbor
Votes Cast In Ohio Primary For Clarence J. Brown
Ohio secretary of state Clarence J. Brown announced a total of 31 112 votes cast in the recent primary, based on final figures from all counties except Meigs. Cuyahoga County led with 90 135 votes, including 62 56% Republican and 27 663 Democrat.
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Columbus. O
Clarence J. Brown
Meigs
Cuyahoga County
International Junior Brotherhood Conference Opens in Oberlin
About 400 delegates from the United States and foreign countries including Japan China Cuba Mexico Liberia India and several South American nations attend the national Junior Brotherhood of St An drews meeting in Oberlin. The program features an opening banquet International Night speeches by bishops and dignitaries a large campfire session and a Friday public meeting.
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Oberlin
Junior Brotherhood of St Andrew's
United States
Japan
China
Cuba
Mexico
Liberia
India
Thomas Cassidy
Oklahoma
Arthur Thomson
Virginia
Paul Rausch
Tokyo
Robbing
New York
Dudley McNeil
Main
Toe
Episcopal
Detroit
Bos Jton
De Molays Begin Ritual Work At Lorain Meeting
Members of the Order of De Molay started initiatory and degree rituals at the Antlers hotel Lorain during a three day convention. Gilbert Tayden international deputy from St Louis inspected the morning session. The Legion of Honor degree will be conferred tonight at Moose Coliseum by George N Clark state deputy. Final sessions and officer elections follow with a banquet tomorrow at Masonic Temple. The second annual regional conference of DeMolary alumni is held in conjunction.
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Lorain
Order of de Molay
Antlers
Gilbert Tayden
St. Louis
Legion of Honor
George N. Clark
Cleveland
Moose Colliseum
Masonic Temple
DeMolar
Shooting Victim McDowell Dies From Wounds in Columbus
Jack F. McDowell aged 24 died in Columbus from bullet wounds suffered August 16 after being shot by H. T. Thorne who said he found McDowell prowling about his yard.
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Columbus
Jack F. McDowell
H. T. Thorne
McDowell
Want Ads Offer Thrifty School Supply Savings
In the school supply column of the Want Ads readers can spot bargains from multiple suppliers. The listings promise savings on essential items and practical tips for economical shopping and budgeting.
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Ferdinand L. Mayer
Augusto B. Leguia
Elyrian
City Council
TBE
Ray S. Dunham
Donald
Cleveland Capitalist
Youngstown Touth
Youngstwn, O
Alex Beer
Sungirl
Brown
Brotherhood of St. Andrew’s
de Molays
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