Torrid Wave Sweeps State Causing Severe Damage
Reported scorching heat and weather extremes sweep across the state. Crops suffer while water shortages bite. stores and homes close as temperatures reach record highs. Officials begin survey of Newark Road area with potential state aid planned to ease impact.
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Abe
U.S
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Eri-state
Amund Imerton
Great Lakes
Coit
Zenesville
Scenic Route Aimed To Boost Local Business In Licking County
Inland county planners consider a new scenic byway along the Newark road corridor to spur commerce. The plan outlines surveys for sections of state road 575 and improvements to bridges and culverts, with tentative links to Zanesville and Newers. Transit projects hinge on extensive surveying and coordination by state and county authorities.
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Licking County
Zanesville
Evans
Wey
Robert Ward
Zanestille-Marietta
Mackinsum Tier
Irsinle
Plessant Wales
Filans
Piace
Piessant Walter
Isville
Boom Pressure Builds for Morrow in Presidential Talk
Reports from Trenton New Jersey indicate a push by Republican leaders to draft Dwight W. Morrow for the presidency. Two speeches by C. Stokes and J. Grier Hibben praised his abilities while Morrow himself gave no clear indication of candidacy. Observers note the dynamic shows strong interest without formal commitment.
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Dwight W. Morrow
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Hoover Faces Pressure Over Tariff Bill Vote
Washington june 3 a tense clash over the tariff bill unfolds as Vice President and Senate members push for action. White House signals openness to scrutiny while senators warn a veto could spark electoral backlash and delay final passage amid party tensions.
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Mangold Elected Head of Ohio Funeral Directors
Mangold is elected president of the Ohio Funeral Directors Association at its anniversary meeting. The event, held at the Coliseum, saw a slate of officers including AC Longacre and others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hendritson and Clarence A Keck among local members and families.
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James Bateman
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Graf Zeppelin Reaches Europe Amid Storm After Atlantic Flight
The Graf Zeppelin arrived Seville Spain after battling heavy rain and headwinds while crossing the Atlantic from the Americas. Commander Hugo Eckener planned to land between 6 and 7 am local time, completing a North South American tour with a rapid transit past Cape Saint Vincent and along the Portuguese coast before finishing in Seville.
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Lisbor
Bishop Quits Session and Retires Amid Violence
A bishop abruptly left a Senate session and retired as a voluntary witness after a gunman shot his common-law wife. Police captured the assailant who fired multiple shots as the woman sought safety on a porch. the incident followed accusations of campaign fund misuse and a broader publicized tragedy.
Farm Board loans reach high mark in new aid plan
Washington reports the Farm Board has decided on a new loan easing measure to support crops and farmer credit. Officials say the move follows last year's crop losses and aims to stabilize farm lending and stabilize prices.
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Washington
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Tire price cuts announced by two major manufacturers
Axtron and OG announce tire price reductions up to five percent on some passenger car sizes. Akron reports the move as a market adjustment aimed at easing costs for motorists.
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Escaped Maniacs Headed Toward Ohio City Alert Raised
Reports from Toledo describe escaped maniacs among 13 prisoners seen near the Mechi' gat Stete area. A citizen pair alerted authorities about the two suspects who fled toward the Teleco on the Tetegras two miles from a farm. Local crews pursued as farmers and police followed the trail for hours.
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Father Continues Nationwide Search for Missing Son
A distraught father persists in a broad hunt for his missing son James. Police describe the boy as five feet eight, about 60 cents in his pockets, last seen near Meranda Avenue. Witnesses report a car at the Zane Trace camp before the disappearance and a possible sighting at the Chamber of Commerce. Archbishop Saintferd of Sole was not injured in the incident.
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Durbin petitions filed to gain Democratic Senate nomination
Columbus Ohio June 5 Durbin seeks the Democratic nomination for United States Senate announcing 14 600 signatures from counties statewide and pledging to represent all people of Ohio. He asserts broad support from unions and reform groups and vows to oppose anti labor measures while urging fair penalties and major reforms.
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War era scandal report on governor and staff in undies
The era article describes a sensational scene involving Governor Long and staff in their underwear during a dramatic incident. It notes the general mood, army presence, and a claimed bedroom event described as a great disturbance. The piece highlights the scandal’s impact on the public and political figures.
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Passenger Plane Dives Into Boston Harbor Injuring Several
A passenger plane suddenly went down in Boston Harbor near the harbor with an altitude around 100 feet. A pilot and two other crew members plus three passengers were injured, one possibly fatally, as the aircraft plunged after becoming disabled. Rescue teams searched the water near the harbor as authorities investigated the cause.
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Noted feminist leader collapses at speech in Columbus
Abrs Hugh Clark of Steubenville died unexpectedly after finishing a speech before the Republican Women’s Glee Club. The 69 year old political figure collapsed, likely from heart disease, as she sat returning to her chair. Her body awaits funeral arrangements.
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Cooper Pardons Belmond Killer Campaign Issue
Fragmented OCR reports on Cooper's pardon related to Belmond murder, naming campaign tensions and political figures. It references candidates, votes, and county scrutiny amid a tense local race. The text is garbled but indicates a statewide or county campaign argument over clemency.
Child Death Case: Grandparent Held by Officer Involved
Police investigate a poisoning claim after a child and grandparent were found ill. An officer detains a painter and questions the mother as detectives probe alleged threats and a missing box of rat poison at the home.
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Cox Retirement From Political Eld Bolstered
Columbus reports a Democratic move to lure former Governor James M. Cox of Dayton back into leadership but observers deem it unlikely. Cox has not stated his plans though insiders expect ovation if he attends, and he may refuse to rejoin party contests while still backing some candidates.
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Reo
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Man Found Dead in Parked Car Blaze Near Sales Lot
A man burned to death while asleep in a car parked on a city street near a used car lot early today. Fire officials say the victim was inside a car at the Chris Maer lot when the blaze started, with investigators unsure how ignition occurred. Local reports note surviving relatives and a reference to prohibition era context in the surrounding column, but no clear leads on motive or responsible party.
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Dale Luprisk
Wenate Ness
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