Tariff hearings near end as Senate draft planned
Washington July 18 Senate hearings on the tariff bill were expected to end tonight. Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee planned to draft the bill in executive session next Monday. Senator George Georgia said many high rates would be scaled down before presentation to the Senate amid public sentiment against the Hawley bill. Smoot endorsed a sliding sugar duty scale to keep refined sugar around six cents a pound, easing House provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
George
Georgia
House
Ways and Means
Smoot
Lad 3 Crushed to Death in Gave Chagrin Falls Ohio
Chagrin Falls Ohio July 18 Lester Savage 12 was crushed to death near here yesterday when the sandy oil of a cave he and six companions were digging gave way and the roots of a large tree settled on him. His cousin Ernest Reusener 11 ran two miles to town for help and Deputy Marshall L B Hugett and ten men returned to rescue. Lester remained trapped for two hours with a crushed side and his widowed mother Florence Savage collapsed when his body reached home.
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Chagrin Falls
Lester Savage
Ernest Reusener
Marshall L. B. Hugett
Lester
Florence Savage
Man Confesses to Murder in Coalton Case
Cary Burt, 53, a second hand dealer in Columbus, admits killing Mrs. Mamie Schart, 34, of Coalton, on July 18. Local police report Burt confessed to the crime and provided details of the fatal attack. Investigators await formal charges and further statements.
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Columbus
Cary Burt
Mamie Schart
Coalton
Man Confesses in Razor Slaying Near Jackson
Near Jackson police announced Burt confessed after intensive questioning, admitting he killed Mrs Schart during a quarrel. Mrs Schart, estranged from her husband for two years and mother of two, was slain early this week. Burt’s written confession and a first degree murder charge followed as he prepared for arraignment.
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Jackson
Burt
Starr Family Reunion at Penfield Ends Early with Illness
The Starr family reunion at Ira Starr's Penfield home drew 34 members for a noon dinner. Ira Starr was elected president for the coming year with B. S. Newcomb as vice president, Mrs. Dan Grissinger as secretary, and Mrs. L. Weinberger as treasurer. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jay Starr of Chicago and Earl Simon of Findlay. Later, Ira Starr suffered a sudden illness and was placed under a physician's care.
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Starr
Miss Huntridge to Spend Summer at Lakeside
Miss Sarah Huntridge principal of the Junior High School visits Oberlin with the W. R Whitney family this week and will depart Saturday for Lakeside to spend the rest of the summer there.
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Lakeside
Sarah Huntridge
W. R Whitney
Oberlin
Picnic Guests Render Joyous Wag ner's Grove Outing
Local residents attended a July picnic at Wagner's Grove with Arlene Cassel Pauline Powell Lenore Myers Warren Church and others. The Baptist Sunday school will host a July 24 gathering at the grove with Rev Finley leading services and refreshments planned by Mrs Zimpher and Mrs McClellan.
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Harold Whiteside
Cleveland
Minnie Hand
Wm. Rook
Lewis Weinberger
Starr
Curtice-Allen
Grange Hall
la Grange
Baptist Sunday School
Wagner's Grove
H K. Finley
Finley
Barbour
Lucy Zimpher
A. C. McClellan
Isabelle Ferguson
Cambridge
Ohio
Holy City
Mary Elizabeth Finley
J. F. Setterfield
New London
Wellington
The
Baptist Church
Sunday School Class Enjoys Picnic outing
Members of the Methodist Sunday School class taught by Miss Silvia held a daytime picnic. The event featured fellowship and light refreshments as the group gathered for informal activities and conversation.
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Methodist Sunday School
Silvia
Idle Rich at Rivoli A film version of White Collars
At the Rivoli Theatre the film The Idle Rich adapts the stage hit White Collars about an average American family. A stenographer daughter falls for her millionaire employer, with William de Mille directing the cast to drive the production’s success.
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William de Mille
Rivoli Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Gilbert Has Fine Role At Capitol
John Gilbert, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star, favors unusual, real characters that sweat rather than heroic types. His latest film Desert Nights at the Capitol Theatre provides a role matching his preference and reflects his colorful, varied screen career.
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John Gilbert
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Gilbert
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Capitol Theatre
Lilac Time at Rialto Theatre Prompts Big Crowds
Jane Cowl presented by Your Own Stock Company offers Lilac Time a romance of France. The Rialto theatre features an old French garden peasant home set and authentic costumes. The season's biggest hit draws large appreciative audiences.
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Jane Cowl
France
Rialto Theatre
Lexington farmer released on bond after assault arrest
William McGregor, 67, Lexington farmer, was released under $2500 bond after his arrest on a charge of assault with intent to kill in connection with an alleged attack on Adolph Castor, 72, Troy township farmer. McGregor was said to have hit Castor with a blunt object during the incident.
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Lexington
William McGregor
Adolph Castor
Troy Township
McGregor
Castor
Castor in Critical Condition After Slated Resumption
After a resumed quarrel at slate casting, Castor lies in critical condition. The incident follows earlier clashes on the slate line with injuries reported and authorities reviewing footage and witnesses.
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Sohio
Lake Erie
Ethyl
the Standard Oil Company
LTA
Ernest Torrence
Mary Nolan
Sound News
Rivoli
Conrad Nagel
Bessie Love
Leila Hyams
Dreamland
Ohio Corporation
Leo Maloney
Walter Sutliff
Lenore
Fred Sutliff
Reading
Atlantic City
House of Talkies
Capitol
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Your Own Stock Co
Chronicle
Rialto
Nilmot Printing CO
New York
Expert Service
Leon
Underhill Day
Cutiura
Julia M. Jenkins
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H. Malden
Mass
Cuticura
Singer
Singer Store
Middle Ave
the Fay Company
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