Germany Seeks Peace as It Defies Versailles With Conscription
Britain protests Germanys plan to reintroduce conscription calling it unilateral escalation. Cabinet debates immediate formal protest and possible joint action with France and Italy. Reports from Berlin and Vienna describe tensions, rumors of withdrawal from Locarno guarantees, and a staged Berlin blackout as war imagery looms.
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Germany
Italy
France
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
Vienna
Geneva
Austria- Hungary
Bulgaria
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Governor To Talk To Legislature This Evening
Ohio lawmakers returning to Columbus will hear Governor Martin L. Davey address a joint session at 7:30 p m The talk centers on the Ohio Relief fight with Governor Davey and Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins at odds The governor spoke after a morning conference with House Speaker J Freer Bittinger and the session looms as a pivotal moment in shaping relief policy
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Harry L. Hopkins
J. Freer Bittinger
House
Cloudy and Warmer Tonight and Tuesday in Ohio
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and higher temperatures tonight and Tuesday. Occasional rain is possible Tuesday and may affect the extreme western portion late tonight.
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Ohio
Petition Senate To Probe Louisiana Record Of Long
Petitions from 19 states urge the Senate to investigate Huey P. Long’s Louisiana record as a counter to his anti administration attacks. Leaders aim to push the $4.88 billion work relief bill this week amid defeats to Long’s programs and amid House passage from January 25.
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Louisiana
Washington
Huey P. Long
Long
Agaimet
Walter F. George
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Connecticut
Ohio
Delaware
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kansas
Maryland
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Maine
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
Vermont
California
Illinois
Kentucky
Roosevelt
House
Opportunity Chosen As Slogan For Business Women Week
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs marks Business Women's Week from March 17 to 23 with a seven day program. Some 55,000 women from 1400 clubs in 48 states plus Alaska Hawaii and DC will pursue community betterment and cooperative projects while promoting economic and social changes for all Americans.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Geline MacDonald Bowman
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Chibs
Bowman
National Federation
Echuba
Suset
Huaness
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Colorado Springs
Young Women’s Christian Association
American Association of University Women
National League of Women Voters
National Woman's Party
Missing famed naturalist Harkness leaves mystery
SHANGHAT March 11 8 W H Harkness a 33 year old naturalist famed for rare animals is missing after a rail journey from Nanking to Shanghai on March 14 Police discount kidnap fears but offer no explanation The hunt for a Panda venture with L G Griswald followed adventures by sea and land ending in Shanghai two weeks ago with Harkness unseen since leaving Nanking for government permission.
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W. H. Harkness
Harkness
Nanking
Shanhai
Orient
L. G. Griswald
Himalaya
Tibet
Shanghai
Iwo
Mobilization For Catholic Action Drive Launched
Elyria launches nationwide Knights of Columbus Mobilization for Catholic Action with an opening dinner at Green Lantern Tea Room. Richard E Teasdale and William Gamble outline aims to mobilize existing members and recruit new ones. Campaign runs to April 28 with initiation May 5. four Elyria teams listed with captains and members.
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Elyria
Knights of Columbus
Green Lantern
Richard E. Teasdale
William Gamble
Jack Peltz
J. Emerick
C. Murray
R. Moran
T. A. Conway
Epidemic Of Grass Fires Strikes Elyria In 1935 Spree
Springlike weather Saturday led to Elyria’s first 1935 grass fire outbreak. Three fires were battled by firemen including a large Saturday night blaze on Abbe Road near Jackson Woods threatening nearby Willys Overland plant. Earlier fires were on West River street from bonfire and burning fence post.
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Elyria
Abbe Road
Taylor Street
Jackson Woods
Willys-Overland
West River Street
Eleven Perish In Ohio Accidents
Eleven people died in Ohio accidents last weekend including a fatal house fire near Wren befalling farmer David Brunni. A gasoline explosion killed Charles Dawkins and Robert Daylor in Cincinnati. Two teens drowned near Wheelersburg when a rowboat sank. Other traffic victims included Joseph Pister, Roy Marks, Flr Adams, Christ Baker, Newell Fowler, John Roush and more, across multiple towns.
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United Press
Ohio
David Brunni
Wren
van Wert
Charles Dawkins
Robert Daylor
Cincinnat
Seymour Fraley
Paul Morrison
Wheelersboro
Joseph Pister
Toledo
Roy B. Marks
Norwood
Flr Adams
Daimond
Christ Baker
Findlay
Newell Fowler
Wooster
Joehn Roush
Bellaire
Hunt Headquarters of Criminal Band
In Chicago on March 18 investigators from the In government combed Madison Street flophouses tracing a band of super criminals. They hunted the so called alley door and followed the wealth of James Kelly known as The Gimp who died and left a fortune of 140000. Clarence I Converse of the Internal Revenue Bureau aided the probe.
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Chicago
The
Invernment
Madison Street
James
Clarence I. Converse
Internal Revenue Bureau
Intelligence Department
Church Leader Urges Prohibition Fight Amid Reform Setback
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, executive secretary of the Methodist Board on Temperance, told a First Methodist Church audience that the church must lead the temperance fight. He warned repeal harmed the dairy and theater trades, urged reintroducing temperance in schools, and criticized press support for liquor. He urged moral basis in politics and predicted possible gains for prohibition in the next generation. Colonel Frank R. Ebbert outlined the board’s efforts and fundraising.
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Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
America
Washington
Frank R. Ebbert
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Church
Ihs
E. J. Bond
Bonus To Reach House Tomorrow On Soldier Payment Rule
Washington March 18 The house rules committee favorably reported a rule that brings the soldier bonus issue before the House tomorrow and assures the inflation bonus bloc a vote on their screen back proposal.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Call Strike At Steel And Tubes
Steel and Tubes shop employees at the Adams street plant went on strike after a mass meeting failed to resolve 17 union demands. About 49 workers picketed with over 100 elsewhere, while the company stated the action is unjustified and plans to operate. Government conciliator Ralph Fox attended the talks.
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Superior Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Adams Street
Wurst Hall
Ralph Fox
Indianapolis
Potter
FE. A. Adams
Relief official denies plan to replace strikers at factory
Acting County Relief Director Lee Whitright said relief notices offering factory work to about 150 men and women were a mistake. He noted 30 notices were sent before learning of a strike at Superior Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc. and that some applicants were told to disregard the notices.
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Superior Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Lee Whitright
The
Relief Administration
Lorain County Relief Administration
Whitrisht
Auto Accidents In Cincinnati Kill Four Over Weekend
Four persons died and several were injured in auto crashes across Greater Cincinnati over the weekend. Hamilton County deaths total 39 for 1935 with victims William Endres 17 of Cincinnati Louis Kern 19 of Elsmere Kentucky Machinist George Nunn 18 of Lockland and Roy D. Marks 52 of Oakley among the deceased. Lacerations and bruises were reported for William Saling 44 who rode in a car with Lewis Works of Lakewood, the other occupant leaving the ditch without injury.
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Cincinnati. O
Jmune
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
William Endres
Roy D. Marks
Oakley
William Saling
Lewis Works
Lakewood
Memorial Hospital
Works
Ohio FERA Names New Federal Relief Chief in Columbus
Acting on Roosevelt instructions, Harry L. Hopkins appoints Charles C. Stillman as federal relief administrator for Ohio. Hopkins cites evidence of alleged corrupt political interference with relief in Ohio. Charges claim Gov. Davey campaign committee shook down businessmen selling goods to the relief administration for more than 2900 dollars.
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Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Charles C. Stillman
FERA
Columbus
Ohio
Hopkins
Martin L. Davey
Relief Administration
Charles Clark Stillman
Stillman
Aly
Stillman Takes Over Ohio Relief Administration
Charles Stillman, new federal relief administrator for Ohio, announced the treasury will assume direct disbursement of all relief funds. He outlined a broad revamp, with meetings set across state offices and counties, and pledged to tighten regulations and address complaints while improving service. Charles Clark Stillman expects resignations tied to Hopkins criticisms.
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Columbus
United States Treasury
Ohio
Charles Stillman
H. A. Gillette
The
Treasury
Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Stillman
Walls Says He Is Through With Relief Work
Walls, former Kent school superintendent and staff relief administrator under Gov. Davey, told his home crowd he was definitely through with relief duties. He will return to Columbus to aid C. Silliman, regional FERA representative, and may resume his school post in Kent in June if arrangements allow.
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Kent
W. A Walls
Goveenor Maciin L. Davey
Walls
Columbus
C. (. Silliman
FERA
Bho
Ohio
Governor Davey Swears Out Newark Warrant Fight Hopkins
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey challenges Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins to come to Ohio and face criminal libel charges after Hopkins accuses the governor’s relief committee of soliciting funds from state contractors. The dispute triggers calls for a joint legislative session to explore investigations, while U. S. and state prosecutors consider possible actions.
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Davey
Newark
Ohio
Carey
Daver
Nia
Democratic Committee
Francis Pouleon
Devo
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Louis McHenry Howe
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Ohio Unemployment Relief Management
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