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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

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Farmers Rally in Kansas City Urges Pro-Wheat Policy

A large farmers gathering in Kansas City rallies for western farm interests. Leaders from Nebraska Iowa and Kansas push for protection of agriculture, rail relief and support for a western candidate, with emphasis on Hoover opposition and farm debt relief.

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Contributions of business men to Hoover campaign exposed

New York June 2 witness Louis F. Strauss of Kuhn Loeb testified before the Senate campaign funds committee about contributions to Herbert Hoover from Julius Rosenwald Sears Roebuck and Company and others. Hague denied demos funds or free expenses for Gov Smith and described New Jersey expenditure coverages.

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Prisoners Booted From Factory Amid Lockout Dispute

Report details a lockout at a factory complex near Seartims, with 59 workers described as strong minorities. Guards and authorities moved to hold the plant inoperative as three locations including a nearby storage facility faced disruption. Prisoners or prisoners’ status are noted, with missing individuals feared after a truck collision, and the incident cited as causing a Sunday eve disturbance.

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Thompson Leads Draft Coolidge Move At Session

Thompson directs a push for a Draft Coolidge policy at a council session as details unfold. The meeting notes show planning for potential action and possible shifts in position.

Thompson Coolidge

Ohio Wheat Harvest Outlook and Rescue Efforts Mentioned

Ohio farmers will harvest about 325000 acres of wheat this year as weather delays and crop conditions hinder progress. Director Truax notes 67 percent crop condition with 24 percent peaches and 85 percent home gardens in varying states of health while weather slows field work.

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Annual Picnic Planned by Ventral Presbyterian Group

Ventral Presbyterian Group announces an annual picnic set for June 28 with site selection to follow. In other news a bank robbery suspect escape and other scattered notes appear in the same column.

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Lindy to Serve as Judge for Aviation Event

Local aviation event organizers announce Lindy will serve as a judge. The panel includes several notable figures from the industry and academia, with the event set to feature multiple flight demonstrations and safety reviews.

Lindy

Mrs Helen Browning Dies After Heart Ailment Efforts

Neighbors report Mrs Helen Browning died here after a heart disease flare up. Officials say her attempt to reduce access to an attending prison intensified her strain during the final days.

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Mother given life sentence for murder of toddler son

A mother described as uninterested faced a life sentence in County Court for the murder of her two year old son, Charles Bermons. The judge passed the term after the confession revealed she admitted smothering the child while he slept, claiming she acted in a moment of anger.

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Rear Seat Passenger Injured In Friday Crash

A passenger riding in the rear seat was injured when a vehicle crashed near Concord. Police report the driver lost control and the car hit a fence. the injured man sustained fractures and was later transported for treatment.

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Wilge Resigns as OSU Football Coach for 1929 Season

Dr. W Waree announces resignation after 15 years as director of football at Ohio State University. Mike Wit to coach the 1929 team, with Wilge retiring to resume medical practice and teaching. Board and faculty express regret while noting his lasting contributions to the program.

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Helen Wills Dominates French Opponent in Straight Sets

Helen Wills overpoweres Paria in a clear 6-0 6-0 victory. The French rival struggles in the first set before Wills clinches a swift win, signaling dominant form for the American star.

Helen Wills Paria Gil Guisloe

Endurance Mark I Vinée Plane Broken In Air Event

Fragmented OCR narrative describes Endurance Mark I Vinée plane broken and historic aviators, including famous flyers like Retcemann, landing after a display in the morning. Reports mention weather, market disruption, and military aviation context with Junkers and Reiters in Europe.

Carolina Primary Tests Smith Popularity Across Districts

A fragmented report discusses the Carolina primary as a gauge of Smith’s appeal. Mentions contests, percentages, and opposition within a period of campaign activity, with reference to electoral dynamics and party representation.

Carolina Smith

Hoover Nomination Aide Names Kansas City Convention

James W. Good, campaign manager for Hoover, announced in Kansas City on June 2 that John Meath of Stn Trancisen Hine has been named as a friend of Werhert Lover and placed in nomination at the Re- Tohkevan convention.

Hoover

Editor Berates Lindbergh as Swell Head in Bitter Attack

A Texas editor Gene Howe denounces Charles Lindbergh as a swell head in a fierce column. Readers protest in 25 000 population city with mass meetings and apologies from Howe. Supporters say Lindbergh showed patience amid hostile reception, while critics vow further action.

Inaing Fund 10 Takes County Bonds for Sewer

The town plans four large sewer projects in Putnam district including sanitary sewer on Fiorence Avenue and Saratars cuer, storm sewer on Stone Aller, form sewer on West Main Street, all funded by county bonds. The move follows recent legislative action and aims to improve drainage and water supply with contracted installations.

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Needle in Back Story From Ear Incident Recalls 20 Year Saga

A historical clipping recounts a woman named Mrs Spicer who suffered a needle embedded in her back twenty years ago and later pierced through her body. The fragmentary text details medical notes and court mention, with references to associated doctors and advisory steps.

Cooler Ceargus OG Ownership Item Noted

Fragmentary OCR hints at a listing related to cooler ownership or product notes. Readable terms include Cooler Ceargus OG and references to quantities such as I Fa.7 and sundry fees. The fragmentary text lacks clear event or outcome details to expand a full news-style card.

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