Notable prison escape ends in multiple deaths at Dakota prison
Three die including Warden Eugene Reilly and convict Phil Ray in a failed attempt to take a convict from the South Dakota state prison in Sioux Falls. Claude Carrier and Harold Carrier fled, exchanging heavy gunfire with deputies. Meisel, Miss Roach, and deputy Collins were injured as authorities pursued.
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Sioux Falls
Kansas
South Dakota
Claude Carrier
George Collins
Warden Eugene Reilly
Phil Ray
Carrier
Harold
Burlen Meisel
Claude
Strass
Muzsies
Faci Renes
Ste
Reilly
Meisel
Freda Roach
Miss Roach
Collins
Ray
Colins
L. N. Crill
Mrs Mary Frances Stuckey dies at 91 in Van Wert
Mrs Mary Frances Stuckey aged 91 widow of Jonas S Stuckey died at 2 a m at her home 518 South Walnut Street Van Wert She was born August 19 1844 in Ridge TP and lived there until nine years ago She was the eldest member of the First M E church with more than 80 years of church affiliation Surviving are five sons three daughters and 11 grandchildren Funeral at the home Monday at 2 pm burial Woodland Cemetery
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Mary Frances Stuckey
Jonas
Stuckey
South Walnut Street
M. E. Church
Ridgeto
van Wert
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Adam and
Sarah Gilliland
Mr. Stuckey
W. 8. Stuckey
Wapakoneta
A. P. Stuckey
Woodland Cemetery
Security Act Q and A Presented by Van Wert Chamber
The chamber shares questions and answers on the Social Security Act. It explains goals to provide federal old age benefits and state aid for dependents and unemployment compensation. The first payroll tax starts Jan 1, 1936 and benefits begin Jan 1, 1937. A public discussion follows at the YWCA dinner tonight.
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van Wert Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chamber of Commerce
YWCA
C. E. Dittmer
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Clearing House
Recruits Wanted for the Navy at Lima Station
Navy recruiting officials seek enlistments at the Lima station as D J Gussett announces. Recruits will receive training at a navy school in one of 55 trades.
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United States Navy
Lima
D. J. Gunsett
Navy
Seibert Visits Van Wert for Senate Nomination Fight
Fred R. Seibert city solicitor of St. Marys conferred with Republican members in Van Wert about his candidacy for state senator. He was the Republican nominee two years ago and will face C. Clyde Jones of near Wren for the nomination this year.
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Fred R. Seibert
St. Marys
van Wert
C. Clyde Jones
Near
Wren
Doheny Estate Sued Over Teapot Dome Oil Losses
Federal court in Los Angeles heard a government suit to recover 5 188 000 dollars from the estate of Edward L Doheny tied to the Teapot Dome scandal.
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Los Angeles
Edward L. Doheny
Mussolini Signals Acceptance Of League Peace Plea
Rome reports Benito Mussolini and his government will accept in principle a League of Nations proposal for a peacable settlement of the Italo Ethiopian war. The official announcement came today.
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Ted
Rome
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Bette Davis and McLaglen Top 1935 Film Honors
Hollywood officials praised Bette Davis and Victor McLaglen for top performances of 1935. Davis won for Dangerous, McLaglen for The Informer, with Mutiny on the Bounty acclaimed best production and John Ford honored for directing The Informer. Captain Blood ranked third in production lists.
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Hollywood
Victor McLaglen
Bette Davis
McLaglen
Bagdad
Miss Davis
Claudette Tolbert
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Ford
the Informer
Captain Blood
Ohio to Speed Industrial Commission Hearings Expansion
Ohio’s industrial commission will speed up final hearings on hundreds of compensation appeals. A new $250,000 appropriation adds 108 staff to audit 117,000 payrolls and clear 4,000 rehearing claims. Six districts will gather testimony for final action, with 17 districts for payroll audits.
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Columbus
Industrial Commission
General Assembly
Davey
Lambright Dies in Memphis After Hospital Operation
Roger H. Lambright died Wednesday after an operation at a Memphis hospital. He was registrar of Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City Tennessee. He was a nephew of Mrs C Guy Giffin of Gordon Avenue and visited here about two years ago. He is survived by his wife and one son Roger Jr.
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Roger H. Lambright
Memphis
Tenn
Lambright
C. Guy Giffin
Gordon Ave
Carson-Newman College
Jefferson City
Roger, Jr
Fairbanks and Lady Ashley Wed in Paris Town Hall
The long romance of Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Sylvia Ashley reached its culmination as they wed in the Paris eighth district town hall. American Ambassador Jesse I Strauss attended as a guest, marking a notable royal-esque ceremony in the French capital.
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Paris
Douglas Fairbanks
Sylvia Ashley
Paris District
Jesse I Strauss
Hitler Breaks Locarno Pact Sparks French Response
Paris dispatch reports Adolf Hitler denouncing the Locarno Treaty that guards France Belgium and Germany frontier. Premier Sarraut and Foreign Minister Flandin summoned generals Maurin to discuss actions as a border violation rumor grows with a small troop detachment entering Cologne.
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Paris
Ofoe Sane Ee
Foreign Office
Adolf Hitler
Albert Sarraut
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Louis Maurin
Indian-born Dr. Patterson to speak on India situation
Dr. John Patterson of Hydrab India will address Rotary Club members at the WCA on Monday noon about conditions in India. Born in Scotland he lived in the United States before going to India and is a student of international affairs with knowledge of how India affects the British Empire.
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John Patterson
Hydrab
India
Rotary Club
WCA
Scotland
United States
British Empire
Fire Department Makes Two Runs
Firemen made two runs yesterday afternoon finding only slight damage at one residence and none at the other. Light wires short circuited at R. E. Moorman's home at 419 Euclid at 4 20. There was no damage. Oscar Feigert's home at 120 Boyd Avenue had slight roof damage from sparks from a chimney at 6 19.
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R. E. Moorman
Euc- Md
Oscar Feigert
Boyd Avenue
Colck
Tobacco Chawin No 1 Offense Poll
In Lorain Ohio a survey of 100 girls finds chewing tobacco as the top social fault for men with 32 votes. Only one woman criticizes smoking while 30 have no peeve against male habits. Sloppy socks, baggy pants, and unshined shoes share second place concerns.
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Lorain, O
Liquor banned in half of Ohio as counties go dry
Ohio voters extended dry options by November 1935 results. In 125 subdivisions, 104 voted dry and 21 wet. Of 838 dry townships out of 1340, nearly two thirds are dry now, with 502 permitting liquor sales. proponents push county option to dry entire counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Merchants Urged to Verify Identity on Pension Checks
Walter Jones administrator of the old age pension office urges merchants to confirm the identity of recipients when cashing pension checks. He says verification protects pensioners and notes that any recipient who leaves Ohio for over a month will have their name stricken from the pension list.
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Walter Jones
Man Found Guilty in Revolver Case
George Mesarvey was found guilty by Mayor John H. Morrison after a trial in which evidence showed he sold a .22 calibre revolver to a 14 year old. A 10 day jail sentence was suspended on good conduct and keeping a firearm sales record. Costs are to be paid. juvenile officer F Earl Shaffer cited the case.
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George Mesarvey
John H. Morrison
Mesarvey
Morrison
F. Earl Shaffer
Vorys Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Columbus Ohio March 7 John M Vorys former state senator and state director of aeronautics announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress seeking a congressional seat in Ohio.
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Columbus
John M. Vorys
Aeronautics
Congress
Ohio to Open Three Rural Housing Projects Similar to Decatur
The Federal Resettlement Administration plans three Ohio housing tracts to relocate families from government land acquisitions. Sites are in eastern Ashland county, near Holmes Coshocton Tuscarawas, and Ross counties with 48 Decatur style houses, 1.6 acre lots, 2000 acre community farm, and $12 monthly rent with purchase option.
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Columbus
Federal Resettlement Administration
Ashland County
Holmes
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Ross County
Resettlement Administration
Decatur
Ind
Ohio
Tion
Ross-Hocking
Zanesville
Vinton County Purchase
Smith
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio State University
Darke County
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Department
Comedy Boxing Night Promises Spectacle at Lincoln Gym
The Band Fathers Association presents a two hour show combining boxing and comedy to raise funds for the high school band. Acts include six year old exhibition, barrel boxing, blindfold battle royal, the DeVegter twins, and a final bout between Don from Fort Wayne area and Louie Kane of Marion Ohio.
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Band Fathers Association
Lincoln
Socko
DeVegter Twins
Cocko
Dick Blake
Kenton
Mike Day
Lima
Don
Fort Wayne
Louie Kane
Marion
Ohio
Ridge Loses In Sectional Tournament
Ridge falls 38 to 35 to Cridersville in the sectional Class B basketball tournament at Shawnee. Van Wert county teams Wren and Bluffton—Forest, Shawnee results listed—lost in earlier rounds. Four quarterfinals set for tonight: Celina Public vs Gomer, Celina S C vs Bluffton, Cridersville vs Shawnee, Ada vs Delphos Jefferson.
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Celina Public
Gomer
Celina S. C
Bluffton
Cridersville
Shawnee
Ada
Delphos Jefferson
AAA payments to start next week for farmers
Washington will begin final benefits payments under the AAA next week. Assistant administrator W. F. callander announced at the regional farm conference that total payments will total about 215 billion dollars.
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Chicago
AAA
Washington
W. F. Callander
Meningitis Quarantine Hits Harlan County
An alarming spread of spinal meningitis led to a virtual quarantine in Harlan Kentucky as Dr W P Haywood ordered churches theatres and all public gatherings closed except schools following a plea from the County Medical Association.
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Harlan
Harlan County
County Medical Association
W. P. Haywood
Mae West Walks Out of Paramount Contract
Mae West, Hollywood blonde star, left the studio today marking a move from stage to film after Paramount announced the actors had been released from her contract.
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Mae West
Hollywood
Paramount
Actrons
May revive fair at Sandusky Ohio
Erie county fair may return after five years with support from County Agent M. R. Myer and sentiment in favor. County commissioners would place fair grounds at the disposal to any responsible group willing to sponsor a revival.
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Sandusky
Erie County
M. R. Myer
Recreation Director Keeps Two Dozen Prize Pipes
Steubenville recreation director Ralph McClintock stores two dozen prize briars in his desk and avoids smoking the same pipe twice in a row. He advises giving pipes a rest to dry out for a better smoke.
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Steubenville, O
Ralph McClintock
Ohio banks show stability since 1933 holiday
Samuel H. Squire state superintendent of banks reports no state supervised banks closed since the March 1933 bank holiday. He notes 140 banks remain under liquidation but the overall banking picture in Ohio is bright.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Squire
Squire
Bombing Fear Grips Addis Ababa Amid Italian Air Raid
Addis Ababa faced mass fear as a three motor Italian plane appeared over the capital. Reports said 26 people died in a prior bombardment at Koram hospital where Red Cross staff evacuated patients. Anti aircraft guns were hurriedly set up as fires broke out across the city.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Mt. Antoto
Sidamo
Andre John Melly
Red Cross
Koram
Melly
Gerald Achilles Burgoyne
Magdale
Imperial Palace
Bettman Attacks Favorite Son Plan as Fraud
Former Ohio attorney general Gilbert Bettman blasted the favorite son proposal as fraudulent saying it aims to exploit political ties. He pledged to seek constitutional amendment after the fall election to remove the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettman
Son
Cincinnati
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Ceeding
Obituary: J. H. Miller Dies After Illness at Home
J H Miller 40 of Neelave died last night after months of illness tied to the Cincinnati Northern railroad. He served eight years Coast Artillery in California and was a U S Army veteran. Survived by widow Katherine Reasor, his parents, a brother Gale Miller, sister Mrs Walter Tolan. Funeral Monday at 2 in Second M E Church.
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J. ©. Miller
Neelave
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
U. S. Army
Coast Artillery
California
Miller
Katherine Reasor
J. A. Miller
Burt St
Gale Miller
Walter Tolan
M. E
Weather summary and temperature notes
Cloudy and colder conditions expected Sunday with limited details on highs and lows. The report includes unclear remnants of figures for maximums, minimums, sunset and sunrise times and references a prior year, suggesting data corruption.
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Ohio Senate
Iar
R. H. Lambright
Hitler
Man
Rotary
Fire Department
Bhe
Teresa Hawkins
Colfax
W. Va
Weston Hospital
Fairmont
Miss Hawkins
Business College
Madelyn Plante
Drys
Southeastern Ohio
Zannesville
United States Soil Conservation Service
Zaleski
Vinton County
McArthur
State Division of Forestry
Ross-Hocking Forest
Hocking County
R. C. Smith
Champaign, Ill
Ridge
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