Ohio Senate May Increase Relief Funds
Columbus December 13 report notes the Ohio Senate moves to boost relief funding as conference committees reconcile differences in the 3 percent sales tax and revised budget measures. Senate leader Paul Yo det says House approved 1.5 million for relief, aiming to raise total to 4 million to cover most of 19 counties through March. House and Senate strive to resolve amendments while Governor Davey signals possible veto over the overall appropriations bill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
General Assembly
Paul Yodet
Ron
House
Davey
Frank Aible
Cleveland
Julian’. W. Schweller
D-Putnam
Finance” Committee
Uible
J. Freer
Bittinger
Schhweller
Pheauss
Nolda
Clark KE
Scunaicker
Pickaway
Samuel A. Anderson
Licking
Rogers
Lorain
P. E
Ward
R-Genuge
Harry
Prisoner in murder trial attempts suicide in jail
Ray Jutila 21, jailed on first degree murder charges in the torch slaying of Marlo Todin 20, slashed wrists in his cell as court proceedings were about to resume. He hid a sharpened spoon edge, survived after blood loss, and was taken to City hospital in fair condition. Trial postponed.
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Warren
Roy Hardman
Ray Jutila
Marlo To- Din
Common Pleas Court
Jufila
Hardman
Jutila
Gether
Daniel
W. Bell
John P
In & Buchanan
Texas
House “Appropriations Committee
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Rotary of the Treasury
Buchanan
John Taber
New York
George Secrest
Jeader
J. C. Henshaw
City Hospital
James Jones
Jones
George. Buchwalter
Dutila
Uni Ib
Courthoue
Dutia
Indett
Court affirms habeas ruling in Ware Muench baby case
A habeas corpus hearing upheld Miss Ware’s claim to the child as her son born last Aug. 17, with Judge Limbaugh recommending the infant be returned to Miss Ware. The court found Mrs. Muench had not borne the child, amid alleged conspiracies involving attorney Wilfred Jones and Mrs. Helen Berroyer. The ruling followed a complex custody and adoption dispute tied to abduction charges and a kidnapping case.
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Nellie
Tipton
Fehdras
Ware
Alow Mea Muerich
Cian Wasband
Kandle
Muench
Mle
Motou
Limbaugh
Isaac D. Kelley
Mueach
Wilfred ‘Jones
St. Louis
Continuation of Neutrality Law Teased by Roosevelt
In Ashington the President indicated that a continuation in some form of the temporary neutrality law will be proposed to the next Congress. He said the current neutrality law expires next February and a replacement plan is under consideration. Roosevelt noted it would take weeks to finalize the proposal after discussing broader topics with newsmen.
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Britten
Parlament
Italy
Ethiopia
Dessye
Haile
Belassie
Addis Ate
Deaba
Matkale
Therm
Sternel Heare
League
Aim
Pierre
France
Neville
Ashington
Roosevelt
Grocer Norris Guilty Of Perjury Charge
Norris George W. Norris a 36 year old grocer formerly of Broken Bow Nebraska was found guilty by a federal jury of perjury for falsely testifying before a U S Senate committee investigating pig-raising connections He faced possible up to five years in prison The verdict notes he later admitted his first testimony was untrue and he also faced sentencing for plural marriage related cases in another state
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Lincoln, Neb
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Neb
U. S
Ae Guly
Klagwas
Ariz
Path 1
Cormu Price Jennson
Roosevelt
Johnson
N. J
Fi— Hottingly
House
Spencer
Los Angeles
Leroy Drake
Benjamin
Norris
Hin
Learing
Diigo Vickers
Ohio Elections Data to Landon
Secretary of State Myers sent to Governor Alfred Landon information on entering Ohio's presidential preferential primary. The note explains whether Landon could run as a candidate or via a friend, but delegates would not pledge. Ohio GOP leaders recently agreed to send a favorite son or uninstructed delegation to the national convention.
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Columbus
Myers
Alfred Landon
Kansas
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Landon
Daugherty
Guilty verdict in conspiration to sell appointment
Washington December 13. John A Hoeppel and his son Charles were convicted of conspiring to sell an appointment to West Point. A District of Columbia court deliberated six hours and sentenced them to two years in prison with a $10,000 maximum fine.
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Washington
West Point
John A. Hoeppel
D.callf
Charles
Columbis Supreme Lourt
Japan Maneuvers to Win Support at Naval Conference
London reports the Japanese delegation moving to gain France and Italy backing for a five power up to date tonnage plan. They broaden the request to include Japan United States Great Britain and Italy. French and Italian delegates oppose the change but will engage more fully when sessions resume Monday.
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London
Japan
France
Italy
United States
Sugme Frenc
Intermed
Great Britain
Vann Appeals Fine After Auto Crash Case
N C resident L M Vann appealed after a county recorder fined him 10 dollars and costs for an automobile accident. In superior court the judge added 825 dollars and more costs. Vann says he will not appeal to the state supreme court and will take a job to cover added expenses.
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Smitanea
N.C Bec. Wt
L. M. Vann
County Recorder
Tim
Superior Court
Vann
State Supreme Court
Fire at Washington Post Office Destroys Records and Offices
A major blaze at the Washington Post Office damaged government records and the offices of Postmaster General James Parley and other federal agencies. Eighteen firefighters were overcome, hundreds of workers revived, and water flooded the ICC and interior department areas. Officials suspect possible arson as investigators assess losses across the National Archives and related agencies.
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Mog
Gata
Post
James
Jamalion Projects
Federal Communications Commission
National Archives
Calvin
Lauber
Posalbuitr
Anning
Prall
Federal. Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Communion
ICC
Clinton BL
Ellenbergen
Bride Defies Bad Luck Omens In Double Tragedy
Detroit reports Alice Boyce who married Thomas L. Boyce in 1923 aboard the convict ship Success defied superstition on Friday the 13th. She carried a black cat at the ceremony and endured a long illness before dying. Boyce faced homicide and liquor charge trials, a divorce, alimony issues, and later jail for assault, with further arrests tied to pistol waving.
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Detroit
Lowiseuuu
Boyce
Ford
Doubt surrounds kidnapper story and identity
A Missouri suspect in a farmhouse kidnap case near East St. Louis claimed to be Wilder. Police examined identity, cited inconsistent alibi, and noted some story elements matched while others seemed implausible. Detectives emphasized uncertainty amid intoxication and conflicting testimonies.
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Wilder
Luer
Alton
East St. Louis
Missouri
Polite
Kelleher
Claston
Denver
Headquarers
Felix MacDonald
Isaac, Dee, Kelley
St. Louis
Rare Davis
Walter
Kelicher
Firehouse Blaze Destroys Bloomfield Park Company
Pennsauken New Jersey December 13. Volunteer firefighters reported a fierce blaze at the Bloomfield Park Fire Company firehouse. Assistant Chief George Williamson discovered the flames and attempted to sound the siren but the heat prevented it. By arrival, the structure’s concrete walls were crumbling and the apparatus and equipment were destroyed.
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Pennsauken
N. J
Pennsauken Township
Blommfield Park Fire Company
George Williamson
Friday the 13th superstitions irk wary townsfolk
The article notes fears of bad luck from Friday the 13th with snow and slippery streets. Misa Lente Tigner 23 of Eight Street was hospitalized with a severe injury after a Friday incident. No police details. Some couples sought marriage licenses but weddings were not held. Local residents debate signs and portents while braving winter conditions.
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Caesar
Mareh
Patna
Bethe Hospital
Ince
Grun
Muddled Student Exam Answers Highlight Trivia
Fragmentary notes show a Minneapolis student examination with scattered references. Mentions Grace Abounding associated with Charles I, Julius Caesar, and Homer. The text appears garbled and incomplete, offering a glimpse of quirky answer snippets rather than a cohesive article.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Grace
Charles I
Julius’ Caesar
Les T
Homer
Spark Sets Gasoline Fire Kills Two Men Near Conneaut
A spark ignited gasoline in a pump house on U.S. Steel property three miles east of Conneaut killing two men, Raymond Meinke and Del Webb, an electrician. The blast cracked the roof and wrecked portions of the concrete building as Webb’s body was found after the collapse. Josep Wolsdon, who called for repairs, said gasoline leaked from a motor.
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Conneaut
U.S. Steel Corp
Bremen
Nodas
Raymond Meinke
del Webb
Metnxe
Webb
Josep Wolsdon
Walla
Delayed New Newark Train Barricade Freight Car Collision
A New Jersey train bound for New York City from Indianapolis backed freight cars after a derailment near Kylesburg seven miles west of Newark. No injuries reported to crews or passengers. the Snow Train locomotive struck a buckled car on the eastbound track. The westbound freight derailed several cars. one car slid onto the eastbound line. Train returned to Columbus under its own power and was rerouted east via Marion. Road officials blamed faulty signals for the derailment.
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Newark
Baltimore & Onio
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