Reform Dr C F Wishart Speaks at Mary Ann Holy Week Ballot
Density of text shows reform efforts in Mary Ann voting, with no heavy details. Mentions Dr C F Wishart as speaker and Holy Week meetings slated for noon to discuss school bond issues and election reforms. Topics include elimination of preferential voting and cost reductions for a potential January election.
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C. F. Wishart
Mary Ann
Elvic
Haseen
Witic
Aning
Ohio Liquor Control Plan Faces Complex Debate
Ohio reels over a maze of liquor control issues on the eve of repeal. State leaders, including Gov. White and legislative figures, weigh taxation, distribution, and enforcement while lobbying groups push for their favored systems.
Roosevelt Returns From Southern Sun In Perfect Health
President Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 10 57 aboard the special train from Warm Springs Georgia. He is reported to be in perfect health and resumes his government duties from the White House accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and a few friends. Friends say he will review recovery program progress with departmental heads and discuss winter work plans with Harry Hopkins.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
White House
Warm Springs Ga
Pine Mountai
Harry Hopkins
Local Merchant Adverts In Fort Worth?
Baloney advertisement by Charles W. Floyd, president of the Farmington chamber of commerce and clothing merchant, appears in a local newspaper quoting parts of his store notice dated December 4. Floyd seeks to attract customers with a bold sales pitch amid civic business活动.
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Farmington, N. H
Charles W. Floyd
Fannington
Baloney Dollars Promised on Limited Prime Merchandise
A fragmented ad style note claims Al Smith supporters promise baloney dollars for goods but allege defeat at the auction. It hints at prejudice and offers men’s overcoats for ten baloney dollars as a limited prime bargain.
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al Smith
Story of the angel’s tidings to the shepherds
The angel of the Lord tells the shepherds not to fear for today a Savior is born in Bethlehem Christ the Lord. The cry of Wayid is echoed as the message declares the newborn king.
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Wayid
Christ
Unemployed Workers Gain CWA Jobs in Muskingum County
The county reports 1,169 men on relief are to receive CWA project work with funds allocated to city and county relief. Directors say food aid shifts to cash allowances for workers and grocers will avoid a joint relief meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Cil
Munguin County
Paul D. Fleming
L. F. Shaw
O. E
OWA
Umbus
Cammis
Eng
Shaw
Chamber of Commerce
Muskingum
Former Chairman of Federal Farm Board Succumbs to Attack
Alexander Legge ninety seven? correction 67 year old former chairman of the Federal Farm Board died after a heart attack while working on negotiations for an NRA code. He had led the International Harvester company and briefly served as farm board head before returning to industry duties. He was born in Wisconsin and began on Nebraska farms before rising to executive roles in Chicago. His death follows a long career in midwest industrial development.
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Chicago
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
International Harvester Company
Legge
Middle West
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Omaha
McCormick Harvester Company
Mmccormick, Deering
Harold F. McCormick
Hoover
F Farm Board
Legace
Man Fatally Shot Attempting Robbery in Columbus
A 38 year old man named Pete Dine of Columbus was shot three times and killed while attempting to rob Chris Nick a 37 year old confectionery store keeper as he was closing up about 12:30 PM. Nick returned fire, ending the attempted robbery.
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Sprivefield
O. Dee
Pete Dine
Columbus
Chris Nick
Tola Peice
Dino Redorn
Mick
Ickes Replies To Smith Criticism
Secretary Ickes answered a criticism from Smith by outlining job creation figures under PWA and CWA programs. He cited 183 269 jobs from civil works administration and 347 623 in the Ulan conservation corps, noting substantial funds allocated for public works.
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Washington
Dre
Ickes
al- Sith
Bs Pwa
Winder Une Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Eh Ulan Conservation Corps
Cce Fund For Public Works
Hich
Yo Leung
Lindberghs Stall at Gambian Port in Seawater Tests
Glassy sea at British Gambian port halts Col. Charles A Lindbergh and wife as five non stop Natal flight trials fail. They shed weight and fuel but conditions remained unfavorable with no takeoff. Next attempt planned for tonight as observers watch from shore.
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Lindberghs
Port Balls
Gambia
Col
Charles
Lindbergh
Natal
Bravil
AL Ronm
Tindbergh
Scottsboro Trial Clashes as Norris Case Proceeds
In Decatur Alabama on December 4 the Scottsboro case resumes after heated clashes between counsel and judge. Clarence Norris faces testimony from Ruby Bates who recanted her prior accusation, while defense presents dates and background on the alleged assault. The proceedings also touch on a separate discussion of petroleum price controls led by Ickes with a deadline approaching.
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Decatur Ala
Unismernin
Clarence’ Norris
tWatimony
Ruby Bates
Mira
Alo
Protest Action by American Legion in Columbus
American Legion officers in Ohio criticized the Roosevelt administration during a conference led by National Commander Edward R Hayes. They charged the government with recognizing Soviet Russia and pursuing inflation that could cut veterans benefits. They also attacked policies on disability compensation and hospital care, claiming veterans were moved from hospitals to indigent camps.
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Columbus
American Legion
Sraoselt
Post
Ohto Department of the Legion
Edward R Hayes
Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Hayes
Verdict in Baker Trial Affirmed by Court of Appeals
The court of appeals affirm the lower court verdict in the case of H E Baker local attorney convicted of embezzling 954 dollars from Fritz Oll Co. Before the decision, 159 shares of Fritz company stock owed by Baker were sold by the sheriff to John van Der Seert, counsel for an outside interest, for 27 200 dollars.
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Court of Appeals
H E. Baker
Fritz Oll Co Bie Ker
Vecie Company
Carl F Envder
Fritz Company
Baker
Sherif
John van Derseert
Defer Arraignment of Dr Wynekoop in Chicago Case
Dr Alice Wynekoop remains in poor condition in county jail after an indictment for the murder of her daughter in law Rheta Dr Francis J McNain. Judge Philip Sullivan postpones arraignment until her physical status improves.
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Chicago
Passiely
Alice Lindsay Wanekoop
Goidery
Philip Sullivan
Criminal Court
Rheta
Francis J. McNain
Koop
Sullivan
Wynekoop
Probe into Legislative Lobbying Continues in County Court
The county prosecutor stated ongoing interviews and witness hearings on lobbying activities. The September grand jury was dismissed and a new jury will be convened for the January term.
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Tumbus GQ
Hreekine
Schools Closed in Franklin District Amid Epidemic Ban
Health officials ordered Franklin district schools closed through the Christmas holidays to curb a scarlet fever outbreak. An Antioch school in Brush Creek district remains closed as church services and mass meetings are likewise banned in the area.
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Philo
Duncan Falls
Thabim
Philo and
Duncan
Beatrice T. Hagen
Franklin
Antioch
Brush Creek
Harrison
Blue Rock
Duncan Walls
Wayne Township
Franklin District Board of Education
F. D. Ring
Muskingum County
Bethlehem
Debates on Liquor Monopoly and Public Policy
Ohio Senator Bulkley urged a state monopoly on hard liquor while opposing glass-by-the-restaurant dispensers, arguing it risks private profit and consumer contact. The conference opened amid Latin American debt talks with U S investors holding 1.4 billion in bonds and calls for economic reform.
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Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Robert J Bulkley
Bulkley de
Sileon
Lew
Sid
Bulk
Governor's Commission
Promt Maine
Sem
Bridge Collapse Kills Two Girls Near Fremont Road
A car plunges from a bridge into a small creek on Fremont road south of here killing Gladys Strauch age 17 and Jeanus Seenieh en age 18 of Oak Hills. The injured include driver Claston Hetrick 20 Malinda Hetrick and Joe and Myren Tloom both 18. All were from Oak Harbor and were taken to Memorial Hospital as investigators determine if the bridge failed before arrival or gave way during impact.
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Fremont Road
Here
Gladys Strauch
Jeanus Seenieh
Oak Harbor
Hettick
Huey Takes Command of Political Machine in New Orleans
Senator Huey P Leng asserts control of his political machine directing strategy for an election in the sixth district amid citizen protests in 12 parishes. He hints possible National Guard or state police deployment while pledging no newspaper consultation. Reports claim open rebellion across 17 parishes. 200 people seized and burned 11,000 ballots in Amite. Long machine aims to install his widow as successor tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Huey P Leng
Ttme
Congress
Bolivar E. Kemp
Tomarros
Amite
Donaldsonside
Jnst
Hammond
Covington
George Mo Wallace
Ohio River Navigation Will Be Developed
Washington officials outline a plan to create a new Rivers and Harbors Division in Cincinnati to oversee five districts of the upper Mississippi Valley region. The move signals focus on improving navigation on the Ohio River and nearby waterways.
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Ohio River Navigation
Washington
Wec
Oahio River
Twer Department
Tuesday Afternoon Marks Official End of U. S. Prohibition
Washington reports the end of prohibition nears as Roosevelt returns to the capital and Choate leads alcohol control. Proclamations will mark repeal and tax changes, with codes for producers grocers and importers under review. Ohio milk marketing panel approves new pricing for 2nanessile market sales area effective Dec 1.
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Washington
America
Canaaua
Mexico
Europe
Roosevelt
Joseph H. Choate
F ‘Eders Alcohol Control Administration
Choate
Utan
Phillips
Mquor
Secrilenko
Tary
Wallace
3. M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Columbus
Mtatl
Willess Palani E
Greece Seeks Legal Route to Extradite Insull
Athens moves to hand over Samuel Insull to the United States amid an evolving policy shift. Prime Minister Tsaldaris says Greece will explore legal avenues to meet the U S request while preserving court findings and public sentiment.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
United States
Panayot Tsaldaris
United Press Today
Tsaldaris
Imet
Insull
Executive Department
Martin Insull
M. Tsaldaria
Jaull
Judge-Elect Fined Under Hunting Law in Mantua Township
Henry Schreader, state conservation officer, arrested Lakewood’s judge elect H. J. Williams in Mantua township for hunting without a license. Williams was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Elizabeth Horne.
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Ravenna
Busita
Henry Schreader
H. J. Williams
Lakewood
Mantua
Costa
Elizabeth Horne
Justice of the Peace
Ashland First Presbyterian Church Fire Damages Building
Fire spread through the First Presbyterian church in Ashland on Sunday before services and was battled by Ashland and Mansfield firemen with help from the congregation. A faulty wiring is blamed. the auditorium dated to 1883 with a 1924 $850,000 addition. Firefighter Roe Wolfe suffered smoke inhalation but was revived at the scene.
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Ashland Presbyterian Church
Ashland
First Presbyterian Church
Mansfield
Harold E. Andrews
Roe Wolfe
Five Are Killed In Automobile Accident Near Harrison
Five people including Albert F. Knight and his wife Marie and two children died when their car left a highway near Harrison on the Indians line Sunday. Also killed were the Knights relative Helen Darnell 18 of Dayton Kentucky. The family formerly lived in Cincinnati and were en route to Chicago with Miss Darnell to spend the winter.
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Cincinnati
Harrison
Albert F. Knight
Chicago
Marie
Charles
Betty Jare
Knights
Helen Darnell
Dayton
Miss Darnell
Pennsylvania Repeal Convention at Noon
Lieut. Gov. Ed wart Shannon will call to order a Pennsylvania repeal convention in the senate chamber of the state capitol at noon. The Keystone state, pledged by its 15 delegates, is expected to ratify the repeal amendment quickly, with preliminary formalities lasting about half an hour.
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Harry McLaughlin
Cleveland
Josephine McGowan
Canton
Curl ¥. Weigandt
Disters
Atstriputors
Stron Irish
Vim E Lewis
al- Hed
Liquor Advisory Commisssion
Ohio Hotels Association
Sed
HW. Momwrey
Morey
Senate
Morarey
Tome
Lake City
Utah
Raify
iPennssiania
Ohie
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Huntington
Vatate
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Nashville
Aimee
Loancoragih
Sas Ormnived
Utal
Ee Hearne Dminner
Idav
Miverssippi
Louisville
Yarrburg
Edwart
Shannon
Weather Outlook Near Lake With Rain Tossed In
Forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday followed by rain on Tuesday along the lake. Temperatures will be cooler in the northwest portion Tuesday with a colder trend moving in.
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