Death in baking soda sparks citywide mystery
SAN FRANCISCO November 29 death in a teaspoonful of baking soda threatens an untold number of people. Health authorities warned of poisoned soda sold in bulk by a department store since October 23. Three dead Alfred Terry Bessie Shufelt Mary Ogie nine others hospitalized. police traced bulk two pound bags to a single store line of investigation remains unresolved with experts weighing foul play versus accident.
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San Francisco
Po- Hee
Alfred Terry
Bessie Shufelt
Terry
Mary Ogie
Ts Bulk
Clarence Les
University of California
Health Department
I. C. Geiger
Federal Judge Hough Dies in Columbus Hotel Suite
Federal Judge Benson Walker Hough, age 60, died last night in his private hotel suite in Columbus Ohio after heart disease worsened following injuries from a car crash near Lebanon last May. He had a soldier and jurist career and was described as a tall stern figure and a “tough” law enforcer. His wife and daughter Catherine were at his bedside. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Columbus
Benson Walker Hough
Nisht
Lebanon
Hough
Steubenville
Houzh
Catherine
Former Pastor of Local Church Dies
Rev Lawrence Walter Mahn, former pastor of Pilgrim Community church, died at his home at 428 Sixth Street after a week long illness. He served at York Sullivan North Fairmont and Cincinnati churches and worked as an engineer at the YMCA for two and a half years. An Oberlin Theology graduate, he married Pearl A. Turner in 1898 and is survived by three daughters, three brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral at 10:30 a m Friday at Tartar funeral home with Rev William Muir Auld officiating. Burial in Westwood Cemetery at Oberlin. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Lawrence Walter Mahn
Pilgrim Community Church
Sixth Street
York, Sullivan
North Fairmont
Cincinnati
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Pearl A. Turner
Mahn
KE. Mann
Los Angel Turner
Cleveland
Jay Knittle
Bay Village
Marsha Otto
Swatton’s Bay
Michigan
Otte E. Mahn
Traverse City
R. Lewis Mahn
Custer
William A. Mahn
Bailey
Agnes Mahn
Chicago
Tartar Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Westwood Cemeterry
Oberlin
Weather summary for Ohio shows cloudy periods and light rain
The forecast notes mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with light rain likely in the northern portion on Thursday and in the extreme north late tonight. It also indicates slightly colder temperatures in the extreme east tonight and warmer conditions in the southern portion on Thursday.
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Ohio
Kiwanians Hear Girl Scout Leader at Hotel Newell
The Kiwanis Club weekly meeting at the Hotel Newell will feature Miss Patricia Aisey of Montana as speaker on the Girl Scout movement. Aisey has engaged in advancing Girl Scouting and will discuss progress and plans.
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EE Kiwanis Club
Nour
Newell
Patricia Aisey
Monrata
Elsha
Girl Scout Movement
Five Thousand Ill From Poison Bread In Spain
Madrid dispatch reports 252 family groups across Murcia Province were affected after eating bread containing a poisonous substance. About 3 deaths, one suicide, and 5,000 people were hospitalized or treated as physicians noted severe pain, gum blackening, stomach cramps, and nausea. Authorities seek damages and bakers blamed for the contamination.
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Madrid
Murcia
Jose Merono Olmos
Roldan
Dotorres
Jimenado
Moronos
Horichuela
Balciras
San Cayetano
Hora Manera
Camachos
Pachecho
Campana
Isaac Hernandez
Mountaineers Find Girl Guilty Of Killing Father
In Wise Virginia Edith Maxwell, a 21 year old accused of killing her father with a shoe after he tried to whip her, is sentenced to 25 years in prison for first degree murder. The crowded courtroom cheers as justice is seen to vindicate the mountain code over the outside world.
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Wise
Edith Maxwell
Moutains
Gailir
Edith
Maxwell
Earl
Trigg Maxwell
British Coal Miners Vote To Strike Across UK
London November 20 Coal miners of the United Kingdom voted more than fourteen to one in favor of a nationwide strike to press for a wage rise of fifty cents a day and a national wage agreement as announced today.
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London
United Kingdom
Italy Hopes To Overcome Penalties
Rome reports Italian leaders seek to breach the Soviet built siege around 32 protesters as penalties loom. Officials say unity and resolve remain firm while foreign ministers weigh reaction to sanctions and prospective trade with Italy. Protests and state measures are under study with emphasis on national participation.
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Rome
Sanetons
Urs League
Eral
Ethiopians Plan Strong Mass Attack Near Makale
Italian headquarters report a large Ethiopian force massing between Sreliot Axnnalo and Buja south of Makale with intent to strike the fortified lines between Dolo and Makaie. Northern front observers say recon missions confirm the offensive buildup. Graziani’s forces push toward Harar on the southern front.
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Rome
Adigra
Dolo
Makaie
Sreliot Axnnalo
Buja
Makale
Rodolfo Graziani
Harar
Take Exam For Police Department Held For Two Posts
The civil service exam to fill two police department vacancies was taken by two men yesterday. Results are expected within 19 days and the three highest scorers will be certified as eligible for appointment. Candidates must meet height 9 feet? and weigh minimum 165 pounds with ages 25 to 35, in sound physical condition. A fire department lieutenant examination will be held at 7 p.m. in the council chambers, open to department members only.
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M. F. Fer
Civil Service Commission
Fer
20 New Cardinals To Be Created
Vatican City announced a consistory for December 16 to create three new cardinals. No Americans named yet. The College of Cardinals now has 43 members and will grow to 63 after these appointments. All new cardinals are European except Archbishop Capello and Archbishop Ignatius Tapponne of Antioch. The majority will be Italians.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Capello
Ignatius Tapponne
Antioch
Change in Elyma M C A Child Psychology Class Date
W O McClellan M C A secretary announced a date change for the Elyma M C A adult education child psychology class. The group will now meet at 7 p m each Wednesday rather than Friday nights. Parents or interested persons are urged to join promptly as the class develops its study of the subsector.
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Elyma
W.O. McClellan
McClellan
President Roosevelt Eyes Short Congress Session And Tax Talks
President Roosevelt outlined a brisk congressional session next year and a late winter tax conference as he prepared to depart for Warm Springs Georgia. He defended the 4.48 billion works program, pledged continued relief, and invited leaders to a round-table tax discussion to craft a simpler federal state and municipal tax system by year end 1936.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Warm Springs
Congress
Hoan
Milwaukee
Sharp
Federsmernment
Uned
Pine Mountain
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Receiving Old Age Pensions Here
With approval of 19 new pension applications the county reports 998 residents receiving old age pensions. Loran Counts’s monthly disbursement is about $15,900, per William France, pension administrator. The department recently forwarded 351 pensions to Columbus for renewal for another year, 250 already approved.
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Loran
William France
France
Columbus
Navy Delegates Named for London Conference
Washington November 20 The United States appoints a three man delegation to London for the naval conference opening December 6 The group includes William S Phillips Admiral William Standley and Norman H Davis Davis chairs the delegation Attorney General Wilentz reports he was served papers in the Bruno Hauptmann Lindbergh case appeal indicating possible Supreme Court action on December 9.
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Washington
United States
London
Roosevelt
William S. Phillips
William 3. Standley
Norman H. Davis
Davis
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
LaGuardia Elected President of Mayors Conference
In a surprise decision the U S conference of mayors chose Fiorello LaGuardia of New York as president at the Washington meeting held on November 20.
Murder Charge Considered By Grand Jury
Grand jurors heard testimony on a second degree murder charge against Frank Barath 56 for killing his mother in law in their home in the school district on September 29. Barath allegedly shot her after being rebuked for drinking. Several other cases were also considered including Carl Jarne, Stern Brindt, Harry DeWolf, Hoger Reedy, Arthur West, Joseph Argy, and Prooward K. Butt. The jurors were to report later and were to sit at the county jail during the session.
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Frank Barath
Elizah
Barath
Carl Jarne
Oberlin
Stern Brindt
Harry DeWolf
Ridgeville
Hoger Reedy
Elvria
Arthur West
Joseph Argy
Monroe
Butt
Thirteen Tax Measures Added in Ohio House
Ohio lawmakers introduced thirteen new taxation measures as the General Assembly grapples with the state’s finances. Two measures were added late yesterday, with three more identical to Senate proposals. The House also passed a drivers license bill and a federal security act alignment measure urged by the governor.
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Columbia
Onio
General Assembly
House
Senate
Rep
Lawrence .\. Kane
Cinemati
Ren. John Q. Carer
Students unite clubs for December high school meeting
A joint meeting of the Friendship Club and the Junior and T clubs is planned for December 11 with talks by a reserve university professor and a debate on whether the next U.S. president should be a woman. Girls and boys teams will argue the affirmative and negative sides respectively, followed by instructional games and a poolside smash party.
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Sivis
Ror Crimer
Mdshin
Franc
Lemon
Carl Wagner
Mela
Friendship Club
Kish
Schoo] Hers
Ors
Beimg
Ohern Reserve Univerprofessor
T United States
Fship
Ani
W.Y
Porl
Covenant
Harry Klein
Jeanette Shrubsole
John Kryop
Jane Hill
Orval Stroht
Virginia Nye
Tames Si
Elyria Community Chest Near Quarter Mark In Early Reports
First reports show Elyria Community Chest at slightly over one fourth of goal with total pledges around $60,782. Treasurer Harry L. Reynolds urged workers to stay confident as day two results show many pledges near last year's amounts. Clergy Father James T. Dailey urged community obligation and cited Lincoln and Damon and Pythias as examples of service.
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Elyria’ Community Chest
A. Tedar
Sehouls
Hospital
Sehools
F. A. Smythe
Richard Stevns
Shey
Harry L. Reynolds
Can
Iora
Father James T. Daler
St. Mary’s Church
Conmimunity Chest
Dailey
Davia
Jonathan
Damon
Pythias
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Geyshbure
Todas
Coison Conpany
Electro-Alleys
Elyria Foundry
I. T. S. Ryder Company
Ridge Timms Company
Troxel Ss Company
J. Stans
M. FL
Capi
Jean Shook
Keri Frank Hoover
Ed Raus
Harold Roric
Mastn Fluehner
Harvey C. Cheney
Fotal
City Club Meeting Planned At YMCA Tonight
City Club members will gather at the YMCA at 7:20 this evening for a weekly meeting focused on general business. The group will also discuss plans for an upcoming social event.
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City Club
Angry Pickets Besiege Barberton Plant Reopen
In Barberton Ohio the Ohio Insulator Company plant, reopened after a nine week strike, was besieged by hundreds of pickets. They blocked a train and blocked 17 cars carrying workers while guards and county officers used tear and gas. Two people were injured, a woman hit by a tear gas cartridge and guard Frank Byrd struck in the eye.
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Barberton
Ohio Insulator Company
Frank Byrd
Hindman Tells Of Fight Against Tuberculosis
L E Hindman executive secretary Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association spoke to El ria Rotary Club about the county summer camp at the county fair grounds serving ~100 children. He noted $1 500 from county commissioners for improvements that would cost about $24 000 if at the sanatorium and a testing program to find early cases. F R Dew Lorain County health commissioner praised the program as a standout in Ohio and Hindman announced plans to bring an onte nding speaker on interealosis to address several rounds in the county.
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Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elrria Rotary Club
L. 3
Hindman
County Fair Grounds
F. R. Dew
Lorain Connie
Lorain
Writer Of Several Well Known Songs Dies
NEW YORK November 2 Fun eral serrites were Reid today for Ballard MacDonald 83. Of he seve Pine Washington and the Weeden Soldiers and about four other songs. He died Sunday.
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New York
Reid
Ballard MacDona
Washinson
Sunder
Want Ads Still Reating Vacancies Daily
Two small ads did the work immediately for vacancies as the market shows daily. An ad on your vacancy reaches rental prospects quickly, prompting readers to contact the want ad department by phone.
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