Shakeup urged in Workmen's Fund division
A Ohio Senate committee urged removal of two of three State Industrial Commission officials and criticized administration of the workmen's compensation law. The report faulted Evan S. Evans and Charles C. Core and assailed Albert B. Caddell, with claims of long rehearing delays and alleged rate-structure inequalities costing the fund and workers.
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Workmen's Fund
Columbus
Senate
State Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation
Evan S. Evans
Actuarial
Charles C. Core
Albert B. Caddell
Commission
Caddell
Core
Evans
Core and
Legal Department
Townsend May Put Up Own Candidate in Presidential Race
Dr Frances E Townsend signaled that his old age pension movement may back a presidential candidate. A decision on this and on their stance toward Lemke's Union Party will come at the July 15 19 Cleveland convention. He called the Democrats gathering "smoke and noise" and said many there sympathize with Al Smith and the anti New Deal group seeking to oppose Roosevelt.
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Philadelphia
Frances E. Townsend
al Smith
Roosevelt
Two Die in Auto Truck Collision East of Winchester
Alvina Brooks age 20 months died from multiple injuries after a Wednesday crash 80 miles east of Winchester. Her father William Brooks age 46 was killed and her mother and five siblings were seriously hurt in the same collision.
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Winchester
Alvina Brooks
William Brooks
Donahey to second F D R at convention
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Vic Donahey said he would give Ohio’s seconding speech for President Roosevelt’s renomination at the Democratic national convention unless recalled to Washington. Farley urged Donahey, who hesitated citing unfamiliarity before radio mikes. If Donahey declines, Ohio may choose Bulkley or West for the role.
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Philadelphia
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Roosevelt
Washington
Vic
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Donahey
Farley
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Charles West
Fess
Harry E. Payer
Cleveland
Payer
Senator Bulkley
West
Martin L. Davey
Franklin Field
Clair Brinker Die in Salem Auto Crash at 19
Clair Brinker aged 19 was killed in a car accident near Salem on June 25. The crash injured others and authorities investigated the incident.
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Salem
Clair Brinker
Landon Arrives in Denver for Colorado Vacation Amid Cheer
Kansas Governor Alf M Landon Republican nominee arrives in Denver with his family to begin a Colorado vacation. A large crowd cheers as he steps from the train and he jokes about cabinet members saying Yes Mrs Landon. Seneschal details of A E Clevenger 82 longtime Wilmington attorney and Methodist churchman who dies after a lingering illness. He practiced in Wilmington from 1879 to 1904 and 1920s in Cleveland before returning to Wilmington. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 PM in the M E Church with burial in Sugar Grove cemetery. He is survived by a daughter a sister four grandchildren and an uncle. His body to be moved to his residence Friday afternoon.
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Denver
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Colorado
Landon
A. E. Clevenger
Clevenger & Cartwright
Columbus Street
Clevenger
Clinton County
Wilmington
Cleveland
Kline, Clevenger, Buss and Holliday
Standard Oil Company
California
Mr. Clevenger
Washington Township
John and
Catherine Gallagher Clevenger
Wilmington High School
Tufts College
Boston
Wilmington M. E. Church
The
County Bar Association
Wilmington Masonic Lodge
Irwin Auger
Henrietta Mumford
Glendale
Calif
H. C. Colvin
Burtonville
H. H. Thorne
R. T. Summel
M. EF
B. D. E. Arthur
Sugar Grove
Game Protectors to Train in July on Wildlife Management
June 25 report says college graduates and conservationists will start a July 13 program to learn game management under a new Game Management Bureau replacing the old law enforcement bureau. Lawrence Wooddell notes the division aims to place skilled personnel countywide. Hearings July 21 will discuss extending Chinese pheasant season and a two a day raccoon bag limit.
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Columbus
State Conservation Division
Bureau of Law Enforcement
State Conservation Council
Law Enforcement Bureau
Lawrence Wooddell
Worthington Bank Robbed of About $3,000
Two gunmen wearing overalls robbed the Worthington Bank of roughly $3,000 shortly after noon in Columbus. No injuries reported as police hunt suspects.
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Worthington Bank
Columbus
Olive branches offered by French government
Paris reports that the French government proposed olive branches of peace through a halt to factory occupations by striking workers. The Popular Front administration agreed to suspend further factory occupations, according to a delegation of French Chambers of Commerce officials.
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Paris
Popular Front
French Chambers of Commerce
Four Arabs Killed in Attack on Troop Train
Four Arabs were killed late yesterday during an attack on a military convoy from Haifa to Tel Aviv. The engagement near the Arab village of Kafr Sava raises Arab fatalities to seven in the last 24 hours of clashes with troops.
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Jerusalem
Palcor
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Kafr Sava
Butter price peaks as drought raises dairy costs in Columbus
June 25 report from Dr. R B Scholtz of Ohio State University dairy division notes butter prices rose for 10 days, reaching 30 1/2 cents a pound in Chicago extras. Drought and severe winter reduced dairy cattle pasture, cutting production while milk sales grew. Prices typically dip between June 15 and July 15 due to rising supplies.
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Columbus
R. B. Scholtz
Ohio State University
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Scholtz
Schultz
Hamilton confident Landon victory in November
Washington June 25 Chairman John Hamilton Republican national committee says Western states are in the bag and the party will carry states east of the Mississippi He plans to move committee headquarters to Chicago next week and expects Governor Alf M Landon to carry all but six or seven states perhaps all in the November election.
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Washington
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Mississippi
Chicago
Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
North Dakota Dems and Republicans See Primary Shifts
Fargo dispatch reports Governor Walter Welford widened his lead over former Governor William Langer for the Republican nomination. In North Dakota primaries regular Democratic candidates increased margins over progressive opponents as the race tightens.
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Fargo
N. D
Walter Welford
William Langer
North Dakota
100 Citizens to Keep Peace at Portsmouth
Police chief seeks aid to protect the Wheeling Steel plant after a deadly riot. Sheriff plans to deputize 100 citizens to patrol the area amid ongoing tension and a probe into Tuesday's clashes.
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Portsmouth
Clarence Highfield
New Boston
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Arthur Oakes
Emory Smith
Scioto County
Grand Jury
West Street
Highfield
Oakes
Civil War Vets Parade In Cleveland Elects New G A R Officers
The Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic held a parade in downtown Cleveland with about 60 veterans. F. S. Layton of Marion was named department commander and F. S. Morris of Chardon senior vice commander. Edwin A. Johnson of East Cleveland became junior vice commander and Rev. John A. Kaley of Elyria was chaplain. Outgoing commander Henry F. Russell, 87, led the parade on horseback. Theodore Wells, 90, of Cadiz carried the department banner despite cautions.
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Cleveland
Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
F. S. Layton
Marion
F. S. Morris
Chardon
Edwin A. Johnson
East Cleveland
John A. Kaley
Elyria
Henry F. Russell
Alliance
Theodore Wells
Cadiz
Borah Faces Fight for Senate Seat in Idaho Primary
Boise scene reports a three way race for the U S Senate seat held by William E Borah. Townsend ally B C Davis announces Byron Defenbach as the Townsend candidate challenging Ralph Whitten and Tracy Coker in the Republican primary. Borah has not yet committed to running.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Senate
William E. Borah
Lemke Predicts He'll Receive Presidency in November
Congressman William Lemke of North Dakota, the Union Party's presidential candidate, heads to a Chicago conference after a brief stay in Cleveland during which he predicted he would win enough votes in November to be elected.
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Cleveland
William Lemke
North Dakota
New Union Party
Chicago
Roosevelt group props end of two thirds rule at convention
In Philadelphia the Roosevelt rules committee voted 36 to 13 to abrogate the old two thirds nominating rule while offering a future delegate re apportionment compromise. Debate lingered on platform drafting while expectations for Roosevelt and Garner’s nominations shifted due to unplanned delays.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Rules Committee
Garner
Rules Committee
New York
Massachusetts
Indiana
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Robbery Foiled in Lawrence Pay Roll Heist Attempt
In Lawrence Massachusetts a gun battle between robbers seeking a $19 000 payroll and a policeman plus a bank employee left two gunmen and the bank worker wounded and hospitalized at Lawrence General Hospital. One robber was reported near death.
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Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence General Hospital
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