Davis Cabinet Eight Origins Will Regene Fat Positions
In Columbus, Ohio, Governor Davis moves toward naming eight directorships for a state government reorganization set to take effect July 1. Names floated include J. C. Shaw or Marshall Sheppy for welfare, Dr. H. M. Baehr for health, Edward A. Anderson for finance, Floyd White or W. H. Phipps for commerce, Percy Tetlow for industrial relations, L. J. Taber for agriculture, Leon C. Herrick for public works, and Vernon M. Riegel as education chief barring resignation.
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House
Senate
Davis
Poasona
J. C. Shaw
Akron
Marhall Sheppy
Toledo
Bamund Hi. Baehr
Cincinnati
Haide
H. Hi. Brively
National Guard
Edward A. Anderson
Proctor and Gamble Co
Floyd White
Commerce Post
W. H. Phipps
Paulding
Commerce
Percy Tetlow
Columbiana County
L. J. Taber
Barnesville
Ohio Grange
GC. A. Dyer
Coslton
Ohio Home Protective League
Leon C. Herrick
Norwalk
Trial Starts Next Monday in Kagy Murder Case Tests
Cleveland April 18 Trials of the first of 12 people indicted for perjury subordination of perjury and intimidating witnesses in the Kagy murder trials will begin in criminal court next week. The ex judge McGannon trial was set for next Monday before Judge Florence B. Allen.
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Freas
Cleveland
Oversubscription Reported in Treasury Certificates
Associated Press reports in Washington on April 48 that subscriptions for treasury certificates of indebtedness dated April 16 and maturing in October totaled 320.036 million dollars with 190.5115 million allotted. Secretary Mellon announced the amount offered was 150 million and 10 Federal Reserve districts oversubscribed or matched their quotas.
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Associated Press
Basner Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Nibgt
Federal Reserve
Vatican denies mediation role in German American reparations talks
The Vatican released a formal denial today through the Associated Press stating it will not act as mediator between Germany and the United States on presenting German reparations propositions. The denial refutes ongoing reports and clarifies the Holy See’s stance amid postwar diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Vatican Today
Germany
United States
Conference planned on final adjournment date in Columbus
In Columbus on April 18 the House and Senate planned a conference to settle a final adjournment date for the general assembly. Governor Davis, ill with tonsillitis, stayed home while legislative leaders were to meet with him in the afternoon. both chambers were to convene at 5 p.m.
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Associated Press
Columbus
House
Senate
General Assembly
Davis
Board to start hearings on wage reductions for 97 railroads
The railroad labor board decided to proceed immediately with consolidated hearings into wage reductions for 97 railroads. It denied the union request for a postponement until three new members named by President Harding are confirmed. Hearings will run five hours per side with a five day rebuttal window for the unions.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board Today
Harding
Senate
Lona
Tariff Bill Faces First Snag In Senate Review
The emergency tariff and antidumping bill hit a snag as the Senate Finance Committee consulted experts on antidumping and valuation provisions. Hearings are set for tomorrow and could delay a committee report by several days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Venate
Senate
Ex Soldier Invents Artificial Honeycomb At Ohio State
Harvay L. Cress Jr a disabled World War I veteran from Cincinnati has at Ohio State University developed a celluloid honeycomb promising to revolutionize the industry. The device allows wax to be scraped from pores, honey extracted, and combs reused, with patent protection and potential purchase by the A L Root Co Medina.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Harvay L. Cress, Jr
Ohio State University
Crows
A. L Root Company
Medina
Cress
Cincinnati Union Station
Foreign trade shows sharp monthly decline in 1930
The Department of Commerce reports a steep drop in US foreign trade for April. Exports were 384.9 million dollars compared with 820 million a year earlier, while imports totaled 362 million versus 524 million. The month ends with a trade surplus of 22.9 million after a March balance of 296 million.
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Associated Preen
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Thieves Steal $10,000 in Procter & Gamble Vault
Detectives announced that crooks entered the Procter & Gamble Co offices in Cincinnati yesterday and stole stamps and bonds valued at $10,000 from a large safe. The vaults strong box remained unopened and thousands of dollars were left inaccessible.
Trees and Shrubs Often Neglected at School Grounds
Association: Ohio State University horticulture professor warns that trees and shrubs planted on school grounds are often neglected after an initial year. He urges continual care including soil spading around plants, mulch with straw or manure, and periodic fertilization to stimulate growth and deter weeds.
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Columbus
R. B. Cruickshank
Ohio State University
Body of Victoria Leaves Doorn Today
Funeral details report the remains of the late Empress Augusta Victoria traveling from Doorn to Potsdam by train at 7 45 this morning. Former Emperor William stayed at the House of Doorn with Prince Henry of Prussia, not accompanying the departure.
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Prem
Tee Bane
Doorn
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Potsdam
Maarn
William
Pleais Made for the Irish Pleais Made for the Irish
Reports read at the first convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic quote messages from Ireland and urge U S recognition. Harry J Boland outlines support and a proposed Irish loan of 100000000 dollars to sustain the independence effort amid a growing push for financial backing.
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Chicago
Ireland
Harry J. Boland
Eamonn DeZalera
American Association For
DeVelera
Boland
Irish Republic
United States
Farrell Expected to Be Named Chairman of New Shipping Board
Washington April 18 James A Farrell president of U S Steel Corp is expected by high administration officials to be named as chairman of the new shipping board nominations for which will be sent to the senate late this week by President Harding.
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Washington
James A. Farrell
U. S. Steel Corporation
New Shipping Board
Senate
Harding
Mourning Service Held for Former German Empress
A mourning service for August Victoria, the former German empress, was held in Doorn yesterday morning. The ceremony was attended by all members of the former imperial household.
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Doorn
Holland
August Victoria
Imperil Bor 1
Fire destroys two garages in Warren blaze
Fire of unknown origin today gutted the Thomas and Max White garages in Warren. Estimated damage reached 150000 dollars as forty two automobiles were consumed.
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Associated Press
Banner
Warren
Thomas
Max White
Central American Union Pledges War Over Boundary Dispute
Associated Press reports that Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador, members of a new Central American Union, are pledged to declare war with Costa Rica against Panama if Costa Rica deems action necessary over the boundary dispute. Official advices received in Washington indicate this alignment.
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Tby
Preas
Washington
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Central American Union
Costa Rica
Panama
Harding 9 Views on Disarmament
President Harding will not pursue an international disarmament agreement until a technical state of peace is established. Members of the women's committee for world disarmament say he discussed the topic with them in Washington today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Women’s Committee For World Disarmament
Escape investigation ordered for Bergdoll draft evader
The House adopted without opposition a resolution authorizing an inquiry into the escape of Grover C Bergdoll, the draft evader now in Germany, following a brief debate in Washington on April 18.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Excape
Grover C. Bergdoll
Germany
House
Woman Prosecutor Shines With 41 Convictions In Term
Miss Hive Jaffa, the sole woman on Prosecutor Stanton's staff in Cleveland, completed her first term with 41 convictions, the highest among his aides. She handled 53 cases, while Assistant Prosecutor Harry Pardons led male colleagues with 21 convictions.
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Associated Prove To the Banner
Cleveland
Miss Hive Jaffa
Stanton
Cas
Misa Jaffai
Harry Pardons Lont
Conicious
Man Sentenced to Die Dies in Ohio Prison Cell
Nelson J. Barger a 22 year old veteran of World War I died of tuberculosis in the hospital at Ohio State Penitentiary. He had been under death sentence since April 19, 1920 for a fatal shooting in Hamilton and had endured multiple clemencies and stays by governors and the court of appeals. His illness reportedly accelerated by war gas exposure linked to his wartime injury. Born in Butler County, Ohio, his body was to be returned to Hamilton for burial.
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Colmmunibus
France
Nelson J. Barger
Barger
Ohio State Penitentiary
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Cox
Harger
Davis
Berger
Butler County
Ohio
Paris to America in 14 hours plan of Italian fliers
Airship designed to carry 850 passengers is being built by Ricci Bros of Naples. At 91 yards long it would hold 42,000 cubic yards of non inflammable gas and use horsepower thrust. It could self erect shelters and rise vertically, outride storms, with engines deriving some power from the air.
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Paris
America
Associated Press
Pane
New York
Vaugean
Ricci Bros
Naples
Air Colossus
Ricci
Posillpo
Cottage at Soldiers Home Destroyed in Fire
Fire from a defective furnace gutted Mack cottage at the Ohio State Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky. Forty five inmates from Mansfield reformatory, housed in the same dormitory, woke to flames and leaped from second story windows to escape. Loss estimated at about 10000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Banner
Sandusky
Mack
Ohio State Soldiers and Sailore
Mansfield
Oil Prices Fall Across Market Today
By Associated Press to The Banner in Pittsburgh on April 18 reports a cut in price per barrel from 40 to 95 cents for crude oil. Agencies announce the reduction to be effective today.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Pittsburgh
No Necessity For Unions At Present Time
Associated press reports Elbert Gary of United States Steel outlining a stance against unions at the annual meeting. He advocates public regulation and nonpartisan commissions as a cure, arguing unions would lead to shop control, mismanagement, and eventual government involvement, though he concedes past grievances justified unions.
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Associated Deeqn
New York
Elbert Hy
Gary
United States Steel Cooporation
Kighma
Missing painting found in Tulsa painting titled Descent from Cross
Associated Press reports a Ruben’s Descent from the Cross, long searched for after vanishing from a cathedral, was found in Tulsa with apprentice tool dresser B. Bolin. The work, bought in Rauma Germany while abroad, lacked signatures and was placed in an art shop where it drew no buyers until its identify by Charles Thurmond, a New York art connoisseur. The discovery follows police involvement and prior misgivings about value.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklo
Ruben
B. 1S Bolin
AEP Mounted Police
Raure
Germany
Chas. W. Thurmond
New York
Palin
Bolin
Raura
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