Differences Could Be Patched Says Ohio Welfare Director
A Columbus newspaper summary reports J L Murphy urging a meeting between Governor Donahey and brick manufacturers to patch differences over the Roseville brick plant purchase and state highway paving contracts. John E B Harper defends convict labor for paving bricks as cost saving and job preserving.
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Donahey
Commercial
Ohio
J. L. Murphy
Ohio Paving Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Roseville
Murphy
Ohio Coal Industries
Gov
A. V. Donahey
Muskingam County
John EB. Harper
Public Welfare
Brick Trust
Penitentiary
Reformatory
Buckeye Briefs Roundup of Ohio Incidents
A string of short local items reports deaths from natural causes and accidents, arson, and shootings across Ohio towns. Notable entries include Louis Wahl in Port Clinton, Herman Kusel in Toledo, Ralph Schuster in Green Springs, and a rabies death in Trenton, plus city progress on Mansfield’s community chest and a fatal accidental shooting near Toledo.
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Toledo
Herman Ke, Kusel
Port Clinton
Ralph Schuster
Green Springs
Ohio
Walter Mullin
Reaser
East Side
Harry Jennings
Fake Doctors Target Columbus Quack Threat Debate
Ohio Medical association backs action after a lecture by Dr. J H Powell Bowling Green health commissioner. Powell argues against diploma mill graduates blaming tools not crooks and calls education the remedy as fake doctors continue to operate.
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Columbus
Ohio Medical Association
J. H. Powell
Bowling Green
Dr. Powell
River Steamer Sinks on Mississippi Leaving Four Dead
The Government steamer M. E. Norman sank in the Mississippi River 15 miles below Lake View Mississippi. Four drowned and twelve missing, including several engineers from the Memphis chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. A survivor swam ashore, reporting the vessel listed and disappeared after the Choctaw led in front. Passengers scrambled to safety with life preservers as the craft capsized near Josse Harris Island. The cause remains undetermined.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mid-South
M. E. Norman
Army Engineers
Mississippi River
Lake View
Miss
American Society of Civil Engineers
Josse Harris Island
D. H. Connolly
Howard Fenton
Captain Fenton
Major Connolly
Tennessee
George Foster
K. R. Armistead
Lake Cormorant
Foster
Armistead
Mary O’donnell
Armistead Place
Trio Killed in Plane Crash in Salt Lake City
A. Clarion Nelson former Western Division Air Mail Service superintendent piloting a commercial plane and two 15 year old passengers Grant Christenssen and Russell de Lage were killed at Woodward Flying Field after the craft side slipped from a 100 foot altitude and burst into flames. Rescue attempts injured several bystanders as the plane took off against a strong west wind. Nelson had just begun a new career as a commercial flier for Anger Aircraft Company and was noted as an experienced wartime aviator.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
A. Clarion Nelson
Western
Air Mail Service
Grant Christenssen
Russell de Lage
Woodward Flying Field
Nelson
Anger Aircraft Company
Denver Coach McDevitt Resigns Effective Immediately
Edward W. McDevitt has stepped down as head football coach at the University of Denver effective immediately, a surprise move announced locally.
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Charles C. Hart
Washington
Indiana
Albania
Denver Colp
Edward W. McDevitt
University of Denver
Girl Charged With Plot Against Mexican President
Maria Luisa Jauregui, a wealthy Mexican girl, is held after revelations of an alleged plan to assassinate President Plutarco Elías Calles. She called herself the Joan of Arc of Mexico and sought an audience with the president after approaching him with flowers. her family physician disclosed the plot.
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Mexico City
Dilas Calles
Maria Luisa Jauregui
Republic
Joan of Arc
Mexico
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Frank C. Lowden
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Norfolk
Illinois House of Representatives
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Scholes
Rena Elrod
Atlanta
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R. L. Dennard
Detroit Board of Assessors
John F. Dodge
Dodge Bros., Inc
the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Jackson
Mississippi Bankers’ Association
Madison Square Garden
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Ford Motor Company
Jackson, Miss
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Howard Fisher
Katherine Herbers
Fort Wayne
Ind
International Council of Women
Henry Morris
Havana
Swift & Co
Cuba
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United States House of Representatives
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Joint Legislative Committee
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Rosewell
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Stephen Boran
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Boran
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James M. Cox
Painesville
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RH. O. Burkholder
Lake County Memorial Hospital
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