Governor White to Sign Liquor Bill and Speed Road Projects
State plans speeded local road work in Muskingum county with Murrell announcing two large projects. The Maysville pike and New Richmond road improvements await funding and right of way adjustments, with about 75 000 dollars needed for prior stage work and multiple contracts possible this winter.
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White
Akorn
Mus-kingum County
Murrell
Ekuneus Todas
Murray
Rheeville Road
Maysville Pike
Merrel
Roa
Enoas i
U. S SR
North Corp
South
Zanesvill Rigo
W. Corp
Zanesile
Zanesville
N Corp
Cary
Columbus Attorney Lands In Penitentiary
Columbus attorney Jarry L Kidd, once a fugitive, was captured with aid from his father and jailed to serve a 1 to 20 year term in Ohio Penitentiary. The case stemmed from charges including multiple down and alleged mobile areas.
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Columbus
Jarry L Kidd
Dot
Ohio
Kidd
Wondas
CWA Workers Refuse to Surrender Shovels
In Cincinnati on December 22 a drastic action was planned by Ered K Hocher, Hamilton County CWA administrator, after a denunciation by 200 CWA workers yesterday. The protesters refused to turn in their shovels to prevent work stoppage at noon, demanding back pay and that payrolls be issued. They carried dug holes labeled graves, blocking digging at the site.
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Cincineath
Ered K Hocher
Hamilton County
CWA
Government coinage plan hopes to ease inflation
President Roosevelt announced a limited coinage plan for domestically mined silver to aid agricultural recovery and foreign trade. Four years of standard silver dollars will be minted from up to 24.4 million ounces yearly, with miners paid 64 cents an ounce, half the statutory price, for newly mined silver. The move aims to defuse inflation disputes, though critics say it falls short of full free coinage and signals political divisions in Congress.
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Washington
Dec
Bovo
Roosewlt
Cohance
United States
Roosevelt
Silser
Sen. Pitman
Dem. Nev
Ile Rouda
London
Thomas Inflation
Agst
First Emergency Education Class Session Friday Outlined
The city announces an emergency education project organized at the public library with sessions Friday. Superintendent Gharha T. Prose coordinates a wide scope program extending to rural districts, funded from relief lists and federal co operation. A visiting teacher will supervise courses. details on locations and instructors depend on demand and funding.
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Gharha T
Ohio Vergency School Administration
Federali
Viestad
Ile
Lor
Ile Gare
Weller Honsentven
Mable
Homer
Grntz
Philadelphia Delivery Strike Threatens City Wide Tie Up
Philadelphia faces a complete tie up as deliverymen strike over pay and conditions. About 27,000 truck and delivery drivers, conductors, and other transit workers walkout, halting trolley and subway services. Hospitals report limited supply flows and businesses scramble to store perishables. Pickets at plants and depots deter non essential movement while officials seek a settlement through the National Labor Board.
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Philadelphia
Ken Qrel Airine
National Tabor Board
Deral Watk
Inl & Kel
Phriade & Rapd
Rphy
W Tre
Suspected Leader of Women Spies Held
Paris police believe they have captured a suspected leader of a female espionage ring that dominated international espionage, with Mme Lydian Stahl alias Techkoorf detained and other key figures under investigation. The case involves a network tied to British and Canadian contacts, and authorities pursue further arrests and charges.
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Faris
Atecl
Esprimtage Gang
Mme Lydian Stahl
Techkoorf
Espleervien
Ax Mario Lowes Schulr
Trumpette
Paris
Mane
Blazing Mail Car Speed Ends Train Run
Blazing mail car speeds a train route with a freight mishap near Cynthiana Ry De 22. Firemen, including Raina Leeat and Mae Gaus, respond as crews push to contain the blaze after a small collision. Local witnesses describe the scene and efforts to tame the fire.
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Cynthiana
Latsville
Cabilara
Drivers Must Stop For School Buses In Local Notice
Cannibis O Dee ve enforces school bus stopping rules as Lake County detective notes. Butcher Wound Fatal Ravine unit at 220 Jen Der injures passenger during a roadway incident near Ravenna. Court records show a motor carDev at the plank. Ravenna court fines and penalties issued.
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Cannibis
Beankenco
Ariet
Raveunit
O Dee
Jen
Reoid Lucier
Lake
Kent
Natomernt
Sal
Ravenna
Istas
Veta
Wand
Ali
Personal Injury Suit to Supreme Court
Cambridge woman from Johnstonia injured in an automobile crash in 1990 faced a supreme court review. She claimed $10,000 after a $300 release, alleging latex complications and worse injuries. The common pleas court ruled for the defendant Gray. the appeals court reversed, citing an erroneous release. The case is on remand.
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Columbus O. Dee
Ob Gray
Saran
Johnston
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Johnton
Gray
Cour
State Must Slash CWA Quota 15000
Washington dec 22 Vinary L Hotkins today ordered the CWA to reduce by 15000 the number of men employed in Ohio. Adjutant General Frank D Henderson said Ohio’s quota stands at 72000. Hopkins noted the federal administrator believed the cut could be made without hardship and without discharging workers. He added some resignations or transfers could be replaced.
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Washington
Vinary L. Hotkins
Hopkins
Soene
Three Dillinger Gang Members Die in Police Raid
In Chicago's Rolers Park section police cornered three gang members in an apartment. A gun battle left all three dead as officers moved in after a tip linked them to John Dillinger. Police recovered seven shotguns, three revolvers, and five bulletproof vests, none worn by the slain men. Residents watched as authorities searched for Dillinger and other gang members lingering in the city.
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Chicero
John Dillinger
Tudiana
Die Inter
Sia
Gunme
Partment
Han
Frank Reynolds
Reynolds
Stege
Heynelds
Bilinger
He Osald Acsearen
Rolers Park
Thoso
Dillinger
Iediena
Chicago
Four Men Rob Hogarten Store in Brazen Lift
Four men used a pretext to shoplift then held up a downtown store in a basement raid. They forced the manager to open the cash register and herded workers into the basement, triggering a statewide search by Willams County sheriff Leroy Siders. Police described the bandits as four men, with details requested by South Bend authorities.
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Bran
O. Dee
Sith
Searsh Berd
Ind
Mather
Jay Werren
le Pasement
Tas Therp Oaneis Warren
Leroy Siders
Willams County
South Bend
Two Men and Woman Trapped In Extortion Plot
In Cleveland today two men and a woman were trapped and held in an extortion scheme. An Ace, identified as HOUREL, was involved as the alleged broker. The victims paid 2330 in marked bills and were arrested after accepting the money. A county prosecutor’s assistant states the victim met the woman, a blonde, two weeks prior and feared threats to pay 2900. The scheme involved a forged oath and extortion demands. Shanauer, described as a bachelor, is alleged to be connected.
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Cleveland
Dre
and & wornAn
Hourel
Shanauer
Stasiniens
Bel Shanauer
Frank Derletreme
Aistant County
Sugor Boys
Fires Superintendent Colum b us, 6, Dec. 227
William L Spellacy, Cuyahoga County highway superintendent, today was summarily discharged. W. Merrell, state highway director, on charges of neglect of duty insubordination lack of conduct unbecoming a public official.
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Columbus
William L Spellacy
Cuyahoga County
W. Merrell
Skunk Saves Two Tots In River Rescue At Falls
In Climate Falls CWA workers and a brave William Anton, age 9, helped two children lost in the river. The skunk smeared the water and alerted the workers as the boy leaped into the stream to reach them.
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Cot River
Cimate Falls
CWA
Mbine
Tein
Otto Stebie
Rocky River
Anton
Elie
Cean
J c. Stans
Emrllhat
Skunk
Elias Kincheloe Dies at 70 After Public Service and Business Career
Elias Kincheloe, 70, longtime Wakefield resident and former county commissioner, died Friday morning at his home after an illness. A livery business operator on North Fifth Street for 25 years, he was active in Republican politics and served on the county board from 1829 to 1993. Surviving are his widow Leta, daughter Mrs Norm Rock, sons Curt and Forrest Kincheloe, a brother Robert Kincheloe, and several nephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements are private at 2 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Fret Riley presiding. burial in Greenwood. The body is at Mangold Funeral Home and will be moved to the residence after 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Kincheloe
Peron Byrne
Wakefield
Buut
North Fifth Street
Kincheley
Board of County Commissioners
Central ME Church
Lodge of Amity
Leta
Norm Rock
Pons Curtl
Forrest Kincheloe
Robert Kincheloe
Georgetoan
Riley
Greenwood
Mangold
House and Senate Clash Over Ohio Liquor Control Bill
Ohio lawmakers clash over liquor control measures with passage delayed into late Friday. Governor White and party leaders push for swift action while some House members resist the Senate amendment banning liquor sales by the glass before April 1. State monopoly of liquor distribution moves forward, with local option and permits shaping the timeline for Christmas trade.
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Columbus. O
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
White
House
Ohio
George White
Han Eser
Holor
William Herner
Norwalk
Onlo
Liquor Advisory Board
Near Nudity of Wife Not Divorce Cause
Ravenna Ohio December 2 A Cleveland industrial engineer Alexander H Jeffardy sought a divorce from his 29 year old wife Cynthia Ann Jeffardy in Cleves land courts. Judge C H Caimers dismissed both the petition and toss petition ruling that the wife’s informal stare was insufficient grounds for divorce. The husband had presented a photo of his estranged wife working in the garden at their Aurora home wearing only shorts and a brassiere to press for the divorce.
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Ravenna
Alexander H Bo Jefordy
Clevesland
C. H. Caimers
Cynthia ‘Ann Jeffardy
Cleveland
Aurora
Eliiz
Atd
Freed From Prison Against His Will in Mansfield
Mansfield, Og. Dec. 32 Ermil Frenchy Balanescu, a young man known as Cime Lander, was freed from Mansfield Reformatory seven years into a manslaughter case connected to the death of Miss Deroth Kirk. Governor White rejected a full pardon and parole, insisting Balanescu remains innocent of poisoning, while doctors testified Kirk died of natural causes.
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Mansfield
Ermil Frenchy
Balanescu
Cime‘lander
Kiling Deroth Kirk
Cat
Nnfield
Threr’ Seif
Perote
RAS
George White Balonescu
Miss Firks
Miss Kirk
Kirk
Hotel and Restaurant Workers May Strike nationwide
Cincinnati on December 22 the Hotel and Restaurant Employes union called a potential nationwide strike if the proposed code governing their trade is implemented Rivart Ho Hesketh general secretary treasurer of the union said the code is rotten and would impose a four hour week and wage cuts from 24 to 27 cents in the south including Berners dispensing international AQ ante noted the changes threaten workers livelihoods nationwide
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Cincinnat O. Dee
Rivart Ho
Hesketh
Gene
Berner Dispensera International AQ
Purchase Authorization Sparks Regional Coal Movement
A 1924 merger and purchase plan authorized by officials links the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with the Coal and Coke Railway to form a larger enterprise. The action directs the transfer of assets from Elkins to Charleston, West Virginia, signaling a regional realignment in coal transport infrastructure.
NRA approves fee for tire manufacture industry
A Washington, Bee report states the NRA approval of a tire industry fee is approved today by President Roosevelt. The notice cites government action impacting rubber tire production and related industry governance.
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Washington
NRA
jPrealdeny Roosevelly
Committee Agrees On $2 Whisky Tax
Washington reports the House ways and means committee voted for a liquor tax bill setting whisky tax at about $2 per gallon, estimating $200 million yearly for the federal treasury. The move fixes a 58 6 cents per quart rate and favors sharing revenues with wet states as a cornerstone.
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Washington
Nouse Warn and Means
Federal Treasury
Roosevelt
Alcohal
Daughter identifies slayers of father in Whitesburg
A 50 year old lumberman and merchant Moses Webb was shot and killed in an ambush on his porch in Whitesburg Kentucky. Artie Vanover and Maryland Bates were arrested and charged with the slaying after a daughter identified Vanover as one of the assailants. Bates allegedly had been involved in court cases where Webb was a witness.
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Whitesburg
Moses Webb
Artie Vanover
Maryland Bates
Webber Gaughter
Vanates
Bates Alegedly
Webb
Speed at Curve Blamed for Chillicothe Railroad Wreck
Columbus reports that a recent wreck derailed five cars, killed the engineer, and injured others due to excessive speed at a curve. HM. Evans, chief inspector, named Marry Gresham Huntington of W Va as primarily responsible after an investigation. Huntington allegedly took the train around the curve east of Chillicothe at at least 60 mph, violating a 20 mph curve limit.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Lempiorera
C & © Allroad
HM. Exans
Public Utilities Commission
Evans
Gresham
Ratford
Cuba Cabinet resignations amid bomb and gunfire turmoil
Havana reports three cabinet members resigning from President Grau San Martin's government as Cuba faces a crisis marked by nightly bomb explosions and police searches. The government seized Cuban American Sugar assets in Orient Province and protests were filed with the American consulate.
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Havana
Cuba
Icosé
Ramirol Capablanco
Gustavo Moreno Lastres
Domingo Tamareca
Grau San Martin
Ale
Broad Prado
Bamba
Prado
Palace Hotel
America
DelHcas
Chapacta
Orieente
Capture Suspect In Murder of Sheriff Lima
Ohio authorities plan to return Edward Shouse from Indiana’s Michigan City prison for trial on a first degree murder charge. Shouse, a fugitive, was arrested after a gun battle at Peru Indiana, linked to the Allen County jail raid that freed John Dillinger, which left Sheriff Jess L. Derber dead.
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Lima
Ohio
Edward Shouse
Indiana
Michigan City
Ernest M. Botkin
Shouse
Paria
Shouse la
Moreder
Allen County
John Dillinger
Jess L. Derber
Charges Blackmail In Answer to Suit Columbus
A Columbus man is accused of blackmail in a reply filed in common pleas court to a $10,000 breach of promise suit by M Alma Erle, a 36-year-old widow of Cincinnati. The answer seeks dismissal for lack of facts and alleges unadulterated malice and immorality by the plaintiff.
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Columbus
H. Emerson Shepard
Common Pleas Court
M Alma Erle
Cincinnati
Exle
Sheppard
Girl Killed On Way to See Toy Displays
Patricia Daugherty a nine year old from Garrettsville died after being struck by an automobile while walking to view Christmas toy displays in Cleveland store windows. Driver A L Kirk of Kent was exonerated by Marshal Victor Cooper. Also reported: Mansfeld Tire and Rubber distributes $5,000 in Christmas gift checks to 1000 employees.
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Patricia Daugherty
Cleveland
A. L Kirk, Kent
Patricia
Victor Cooper
Mansfeld
Mansfeld Tire and Rubber Company
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