Fair Practice Code Demanded For Gas Firms
Roderick Stephens of New York urged gas companies to adopt the same fair practice provisions as the National Recovery Act codes governing the coal industry. He spoke at the Third Annual Convention of the Ohio Coal Conference in Columbus, saying gas codes lack fair practices, regulate hours, and set lower pay than the coal code.
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Columbus
Ptay
Roderick Stephens
New York
National Code Authority
Stephens
Ohio Coal Coal Conference
Examiner Makes Further Finding Against Labelle and Others
A further finding of 235 against Fred A. Labelle, former secretary of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary district, was issued by state examiner Joyce W. Ross. Labelle is under a prison sentence for embezzlement. The finding cites a check to C. S. Schlagel of Akron for alleged legal services with the endorsement in Labelle’s handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred A. Labelle
Mahoning Valley Sanitary District
Joyce W. Ross
Labelle
Schlagel
Akron
Lapelle
Ralph Riegler
East Liverpool
Lisbon Oil and Gas Company
State
American and Ceramic Theatres
Diplomats Set Boundary For French Morocco and Ifni
In Paris on May 17 diplomats moved toward settling a boundary between French Morocco and Spanish Ifni. French forces camped on the north bank of the River Asif and Spanish forces on the south bank of another River Asif. The two sides halted as negotiators decide which river marks the border. The Spanish advance into Bini territory was checked by French forces who referenced maps.
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Paris
Asif
Africa
French Morocco
Ifni
Bini
Turmoil Over Ministerial Appointment Shook Scotland
A century ago the appointment of a church minister sparked widespread turmoil across Scotland, stirring contention and debate from coast to coast as communities watched the process unfold.
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Scotland
Summon Boy To Testify Against Mother In Trial
In St Paul on May 17 a 13 year old boy Wallace Salt was summoned to testify against his mother Augusta Salt in a case charging three people with harboring outlaw John Dillinger. Prosecutors aim to prove Dillinger was sheltered three days at Mrs Salt's home after treatment by Dr Clayton May of Minneapolis. Witness Harold Reinecke also finished questioning Marion Evelyn Frechette about Dillinger and a March 31 escape from a St Paul apartment. Beth Green, red haired widow of a Dillinger associate killed in a gunbattle, was expected to testify next.
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ST. Paul
Augusta Salt
John Dillinger
Wallace Salt
Dillinger
Marion Evelyn Frechette
Harold Reinecke
Chicago
Reinecke
Crown Point
Ind
Husband Demands Custody in Swanson Larmer Divorce Fight
Paris report says Michael Larmer declares custody of their two year old child as fight over divorce intensifies. He warns possible court battles in America and Europe if consent is not given and notes his Irish Free State nationality. He cites advice to limit divorce effects to California.
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Paris
Michael Larmer
Gloria Swanson
Hizarry
Farmer
Teir
America
Europe
London
Miss Swanson
California
Fliers To Visit Ireland Capital
Irish Free State officials report fliers Sahelli and Cenorge RL Pond awaiting repairs after their transatlantic flight leg. The undercarriage sustained major damage when the plane landed in a field near Dublin following a long leg from New York. A mechanic aims to fix it in time for the group to proceed to Rome on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapinchl
Irish Free State
Feaure Sahelli
Cenorge RL
Leonard da Vinet
Publin Todas
Free State
Air Force
Miiestram
New York
Rome
Sabelli
United States
Erator
Stewart-Warner
Church Council Set to Bring Noted Speakers to Oberlin
The General Council of Congregational Christian Churches will meet in Oberlin June 21 to 28. A new Moderator will be elected opening session, with Dr. Carl S. Patton delivering the Moderator's address. Dr. Frank G. Griffin and Dr. Douglas Clyde MacIntosh of Yale will lecture. daily seminars cover social, religious, and international topics. evening services feature music, dramatic sketches, and key addresses. A large organizing committee plans hospitality, exhibits, and campus activities for guests. A related lecture on Trends of American Literature by Stanley Burnshaw is set for May 15 at 8:25 p.m. in sourees Hold, though arrangements shifted to the Radical Club. Burnshaw, a New Masses editor and poet, studied at Cornell and has lectured widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Carl S. Patton
Los Angeles
California
Frank G. Griffin
Douglas, Clyde MacIntosh
Yale University
C. G. Rogers
W. F. Bohn
L. W. Taylor
P. C. Colegrove
E. H Richards
J. A. Richards
J. E. Wickler
Charlies Comings
Ture
Stanley Burmhaw
New Masses
New York
Sourees
National Student League
Lecrure
Sinc
Radical Club
Burnshaw
Erites
Andre Spire
Wis
America
France
Belgium
Cornell University
New York University
Death Record MRS CADASS BEVERIDGE of Ridgeville
Mrs Beveridge spent seventy five years in Ridgeville and died after a lingering illness at her daughter's home in Detroit Michigan. The body will be moved from Nichols Funeral Home to Riceville Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m from her Ridgeville home and interment will follow in Ridgeville cemetery. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Owen of Detroit and Mrs Fred Owen of Iloria seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadass Geveridge
Cadais Beveridge
Ridgeville
Detroit
Michigan
Aingering
Nichols Funeral
Riceville
Charles Owen
Fred Owen
Iloria
Death Notices: Alvin Beamer of Elyria Dies at Home
Alvin Beamer a resident of Lorain and Elyria died at his home 414 W 12th Elyria Wednesday afternoon after a short illness He was born in Phillipsburg PA July 2 He is survived by widow Alice Lynch Beamer mother Martha Lee Cincinnati and brother L S Beamer Johns town PA Fraternally he belonged to Lorain Aene No 45 Eagles and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Funeral at his Elyria home Sunday at 2 pm Rev F E Bond First M E Church will officiate with Miss Rena Titus singing Interment Ridge Hill Park likely.
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Alvin Beamer
Lorain
Elyria
St. Elyria
Mr. Beamer
Phillipsburgh
Daniel Beamer
Hie
Alice Lynch Beamer
Martha Lee
Cincinnati
L. S. Beamer
Johnstown
Easles
Brotherhood of Railway
FE. J. Bond
M. E. Church
Rena Titus
Ridse Hill Park
Life of G Mae Vie Fred C Hathaway 1884 1960 Obituary
G Mae Vie Fred C Hathaway 64 died at home after six weeks illness. Born June 1 1884 he would have been 74. Lived on the Columbia Eaton Town Line Road. Early member of Church of Christ later Columbia Baptist Church. Married 1894 to Margaret A Nieding. Survived by two children Hazel Tao of Seville and Miss Willard Jo Thomas of Columbia. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Hathaway
Columbia Station
G. Mae Vie
Fred C. Harhaw
Ham
Columbia-Eaton Town Line
Margaret AN. Nieding
Eoildres
Hazel Tao
Seville
Mies Willard Jo Thomas
Columbia
Coluin- i
Girl Scout Trout Entertains Mothers in Scout Night
Mountain Laurel Girl Scout troop hosted twenty scouts and fifteen mothers for a nature hunt indoors by the hearth due to cold weather. Miss Barbara Cutler announced a June Court of Awards pageant as the group sang and shared some-mores and coffee before concluding the evening. The Pine Cone Troop held a Candle Registration Service with eighteen girls and two lieutenants plus several mothers, celebrating 100 percent troop registration and inviting mothers to a May 8 mother-daughter party. Twenty-five Vine Rebekah lodge members attended Wellings ton entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Laurel
Girl Scouts
Scout Shack
Giris
Johnson
Barbara Cutler
Oberlin
Sarah Bosworth Jones
Taft
Earl Jones
Tenney
Scouts
Bosworth Halls
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Wellington
Ehrman Rites Set for Elyria Woman of 52
Mrs John Ehrman died Wednesday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital aged 52. Survived by husband four children six stepchildren, sister in Elyria and another in Germany. Funeral services at St Agnes church followed by burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehrman
Bihe Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. Cordrey
Adams Street
J Dagan
Cleveland
Ciara
Katherine Cazan
Michael Bock
Elyria
George
James
Charier
Edwin
Christian Smith
Germany
St. Agnes' Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bowden Divorce Granted After Wilful Absence
In And About The Court House Dwight Bowden was granted a divorce from Mildred Bowden on wilful absence by Judge W. B. Thompson yesterday. Simeon Bryan of Field Corners was released from county jail after two and a half months for assault. released by plea court order, as reported by Jailor Cari Hestman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bowden
Mildred Bowden
W. B. Thompson
Simeon Bryan
Field
Corners
Nimen
Cari Hestman
Akron Scene Sees Fatal Heart Attack At Night Club
Frank Nice from Cleveland collapsed and died of a heart attack while dancing at the Silver Shipper Night Club. Wiliam Campbell of Chicago and local visitors from NKC were present after visiting friends during famine unrest in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Max
Silver Shipper
Frank Nice
Pinkerton
Clevmans
Nice
Wiliam Campbell
Chivara
Tn Nkc
Tatnishy
Cleveland
Store Manager Faces Manslaughter Charge in Hotel Incident
A store manager is charged with manslaughter after a reported attack at a Belward Watersen hotel. The incident involved a confrontation with a man identified as Jarier, leading to a fatality and police investigations. Authorities described the event as a violent altercation during a disturbance at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavces
Harge
Vaytins
Tianaect
Belward Wattersen
Seek Methodist North And South Church Reunion
Cleveland Ohio May 11 The Methodist Episcopal South votes to reunite with the North in a Baltimore convention October 10 to 14. Bishops meet in vacative session and urge reunion with Southern Methodists and possibly the Methodist Protestant church. The event coincides with the 150th anniversary of the church’s founding in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Methodist Episcopal Charity
South Saill
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Althnore
Methodist Church
Board of Bishops
Methodist Eiscopal Church
Ralph S. Cushman
Denver
Methodist Protestant Church
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Vichurch
United States
Injury in Jamaica Race Fatal to Jockey Dominig Bellizzi
Dominig Bellizzi a leading jockey died at Mary Immaculate Hospital from injuries suffered in a fall at Jamaica. He was 22 and sole supporter of his mother and siblings. Bellizzi rode Psychic Bid in the Youthful Stakes, leading at three furlongs when he fell, possibly struck by a horse. Despite operation and blood transfusion, he did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Dominig
Duke) Bellizzi
Mary Immaculate Hospital
Bellizzi
Three Brothers
New Rochelle
N.Y
Damon Runyan
Angelic
Psychic Bid
Nate Black Gift
Mrs. Sloane
Prominent Dayton Attorney Is Dead
Daniel Wilkinson Tiddings, 55, long noted lawyer and former Ohio Bar Association president in 1920, died at his Dayton home on Mad River road. He served as Dayton Bar Association president in 1930 and was active in the American Bar Association. Funeral services will be held Saturday. he is survived by his widow, one son, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Daniel Wilkinson Tiddings
Ohio Bar Association
Mexico
Dwight Morrow
Mad River Road
Iddings
Dayton Bar Association
American Bar Association
Declares mistrial in brokers case in Cincinnati
Judge Nelson Schwab declared a mistrial in the 117,882 dollar suit filed by W. E. Hutton & Co. against H. L. Doherty & Co. after two days of preliminaries. The case, over disputed transfer of 3526 shares of Cities Ice stock, will go to another judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Nelson Schwab
Common Pleas Court
W. E. Hutton & Co
H. L. Doherty & Co
Doherty & Company
Schwab
Teret
Hutton & Company
Loan Officials Acquitted in Canton Trial
Canton May 17. Charlie King Arthur Elis officials of the First Savings and Loan Company Massillon were acquitted in Judge Floyd's common pleas court. They faced charges of aiding and abetting three auditing committee members in making a false statement to the State Banking and Loan Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton. O
Gan — Charlie
G. King
Arthur T. Elis
First Savings and Oan Company
Massillon
J. K. Floyd
Common Pleas Court
State Banking and Loan Department
Funds allotted to finish Sandusky Harbor work
The Public Works administration scheduled additional funds to complete the Sandusky Ohio harbor project. A $445,700 allotment was issued, bringing total provision beyond prior estimates as work proceeds with contracts awarded a week earlier. The report notes funding adjustments amid completion efforts.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Sandusky
Ohio
PWA
Markets and price listings from Cleveland area wheat markets
Market notes show butter at steady levels near 28 plus cents, eggs steady with current receipts light, poultry prices steady with various fowl grades and leghorn lines listed. Local livestock quotes include steers around $650, calves near $3.08 to $4.00, sheep and lambs with multiple price points, and Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs and poultry with mixed grade moves.
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Miers
Leghorn
Dartte Browvlers
Ryan
Alabert
Cleveland Lavestoris
Todd
Seaver
Pontous Belfer
Saanus Weistead
Ehofee
Hans
Opelie
Smsan
Wwe
Auto Thief Seized With Deadly Germs Threat
Chicago dispatch reports a motor theft where Dr. F. A. Paradise says the thief took 48 test tubes containing deadly pneumonia bacteria. He warned that opening the tubes at room temperature could infect and kill nearby people, prompting a citywide search by the motor theft squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thicago
F. A. Paradise
Ohio Work Relief May Be Extended
Columbus Ohio May 27 The Ohio Work Relief program now limited to state industrial areas may be extended to needy families in rural regions the State Relief Commission indicated Major E Q Braught executive director notified county administrators that where rehabilitation efforts for financially destitute families have failed they may apply for aid under the work relief program Braught said in making such applications it will be necessary to satisfy the State Relief Commission that all reasonable measures for family rehabilitation have been exhausted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Relief Commission
E. QO. Braught
Relief Commission
Braught
National Congress of Parents and Teachers elects leaders
In Des Moines Iowa today during the convention B F Longworthy Winnetka Illinois was elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs Hamilton Shaffer Darton Ohio was elected a vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
B. F. Longworthy
Winnetka
Ill
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hamilton Shaffer
Darton
Revival of Arms Parley Discuss Revival of Arms Parley
GENEVA May 17 League of Nations chiefs discussed reviving disarmament talks for 1935 possibly tied to a naval conference seeking fleet limits. Leaders viewed the May 29 disarmament commission meeting with suspicion fearing bias against blame for two years of failed negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Ail
Disarmament Commission
Bus Ditching Near Columbus Leaves 14 Unharmed
A Great Eastern Lines bus plunged into a ditch two miles west of Columbus after colliding with an automobile. All 14 passengers escaped injury. driver C C Klingenberger of Indianapolis reported the other car swerved out of its lane. J C Neal of Buckeye Lake said another vehicle forced him from the traffic lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R .Ea
Great Eastern Lines
C. C. Klingenberger
Indianapolis
Sheriff's
Apoear
J. C. Neal
Buckeye Lake
Government to file tax evasion charges in Akron
Government prepares tax evasion charges with liens totaling nearly 2 million dollars against property owned by A. C. Masino and others in Akron Ohio. Charges cover evasion for years 1928 to 1933. Liens list Masino property, Shipparassi assets, and joint property of Rocco and Gertrude Masino totaling amounts including 129,476.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
A. C. Masino
Rocco
Gertrude Masino
Editor Denies Libel Charge in Cincinnati Court
Grover Fleming former editor of the American Examiner, Columbus, pleaded not guilty in a Cincinnati criminal court to a libel charge stemming from a published article about Cincinnati banker E W Edwards. He was released on a $1000 bond after being brought from a Dayton hospital where he was treated for injuries from an automobile accident last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grover Fleming
Columbus
American Examiner
Fleming
E. W. Edwards
Dayton
Mrs Holm Wins British Women’s Golf Championship
In Porthcawl Wales on May 17 Mrs Andrew Holm defeated Yam Barton a 16 year old schoolgirl 6 and 5 to claim the British Women’s Golf championship after trailing one up at lunch. Holm steadied in the afternoon to secure a decisive victory amid a day of bright play and classic form. Sugar was unknown to the classical nations of antiquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthcawl
Wales
IUR
Andrew Holm
Yam Barton
Toledo Market Report Details Fresh Produce and Grain
Toledo May 16 grain and market notes list wheat corn oats and rye prices on elevators and transit. Prices for spring and hard winter wheat range from 7.35 to 7.95 per bushel with corn at 34 percent See and oats around 3 white. Fresh vegetables include asparagus mushrooms lettuce tomatoes and parsnips with varied basket and bunch prices.
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Toledo Gran
Toledo
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