President Rebuffs Move to Curb Probe Costs
Westington report says the President rejects a Senate ruling to limit the probe commission expenses. The article notes funding of 259000 for the fiscal year and 2560.00 remains under review, with Congress not acting on the measure. The communication reportedly targets wealthy individuals informed about the inquiry.
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Westington
Hooter
Congress
United Press
Tum
Commission Oee
Congr
Amrone
Execution of Willie Williams Ends Ohio Death Row Saga
Ohio prison officials carried out the electric chair execution of Willie Williams after a turbulent spree ending in the murder of Policeman Herman and a grocer. Williams, who bragged of his gory past and resisted spiritual comfort, died calmly as guards restrained him in the chair. His last words touched on vengeance and escape, while authorities noted his notoriety among inmates and his accomplice's still-serving sentence.
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Columbus
Geora Juams
Oia
Cleveland
Willams
Thougal Etemc
Justus Brown
Willems
Williams
Col
Walter Collins
Volunteers of America
Ceri Herman
Bugh
Tre Siaver
Blumbus Grocer
Eastril
Erime
Cozss
Wilhates
Es Hanovich
Ohio
Wilams
Pris- E
Bilesing S.tlkonson
Tim
Iers
USA
Ee Wiliams
Ans
Willine
Sam Currant
Bert— Efticer
Wii
Gay
Lawrence Dull
Tifira
Trewet Clay Prison
Rotary elects new president at Chicago convention
The head of Rotary Aimor EL Row and Stanford business manager Gi Palio Atw won the presidency of Rows Astermethonz at the fifth anniversary convention in Chicago. He defeated Ray Mord Gj Enceppel, a New York corporate lawyer, and succeeds President Bill Newson whose term expires.
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Aimor EL Row
Busines
Stanford Wmrvers
Gi Palio
Tear bombs avert mob lynching in Port Arthur case
Beaumont dispatch says a mob surrounded the jail seeking to lynch Ramey Willars after his arrest for assaulting a white woman and companions. Tear bombs deployed by deputies dispersed the crowd. Willars was taken to Port Arthur for trial where he stood accused of multiple assaults on white women.
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Beaumont
Texas
Por Arthur
Ramey Willarss
Waller
Shenli Cotington
Port Arthur
Monrose Dorser
Bearo
James Ball Dies of Heart Attack in Front of Home
Obituary item reports James Ball a retired merchant, dies of heart attack while at his home on Fairmont Avenue. Firearms and mob events referenced as distant, with family and business history noted. birth December 26 1848 in Carmel? Maryland, career in Zanesville and nearby, extensive furniture business and merchant roles.
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Ball
James W. Ball
Fairmont Avenue
Didears
Momine
Mr. Bait
Camnenatia
Maryana
Zanestfie
Carter
Palmer
Zanesztie
Bardsare
Ciessim
Zenesville
She Balus
More & Obio Raliasa
Busi
James Ball
Wes Supecniendeni
Balis Mines
Clers
Razil Road
Fort Warne
Sediens
Zanectitte
Drake Lumber Company
D.spoint
Borrough Furniture Company
Tatter
Trent
Bell Bunt
Fitch Street
Lo Jeustaliey
Charles W. Bail
Ir Bell
Mary P Bell
Zanesti
Sven Teswaence Ay Ort
Muse
Bug Sedriy Pastor
Chice
Man Gomersi
FiveYearOld Hit by Truck In Fatal Street Crash
A five year old boy, Roort A tiew, was struck by a truck on Pine Street near Shelby Street. He was unconscious on arrival at the hospital with a severe forehead wound and deep scalp laceration and is reportedly in a coma. The truck was driven by Walpole and the accident occurred as the boy ran into the street from his home.
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Roort A.tiew
Mr. and
Ais
Stapler
Ricks Pisner
Walpole
Pine Street
Shelby Street
Sirest
Hoover Wins Gap Over Pension Law In Senate/House Fight
Washington Date President Hoover prevailed in the pension legislation dispute with Congress. The Senate Finance Committee reported the House compromise bill to the Senate after the House measure was defeated on a roll call. The vote split along party lines, with several Democrats and Republicans opposing and supporting the measure as a social service reform and disability pension safeguard.
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Hoover
Congress
Senate Finance
House
Senet
Weisn
Ie Follelle
Rep
Simons
Barwon
Bliss
George
Gar Walsh
Mass
Barkley
Thoms
Oxia
Connally
Texas
Utah
Waeton Ind
Snormeze
Cai
Covzens
al Greens
Dereen
Bingaem
Conn
Taomas
Ieahe
Smxccoz
Vien
Republi. Watson
Walsh Pieaden
Brishen
Draften Ham
Sis
Couzens
LaFollette Harrison
Wassa
Barbies
Thomas
Onia
Contally
Smmons
Fire engine unable to reach cottage blaze injures plans
Early Saturday a fire destroyed a three room bungalow on Elm street near Wayne avenue. Fire crews reached too late due to obstructed access. Loss estimated at 1500 with minor damages elsewhere while a boiler overheat caused ceiling fires. Authorities investigate cause and insurance coverage.
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Jona Chapman
iGum Hollow
Wayne Avenue
Uaxnoen
Chasmen
Berta
Pero
Fimarec Mas
Mfeidenhauer
Hand Dem
Wien
Heanmcta Bruenig
Ted
Paul
Hermann Dierren
Ales
Bow
Elm Street
Warwick
Eloess
Endurance Crew: Continue Flight Despite Handicap
Fragmented OCR notes describe an endurance crew flight continuing despite a handicap. The text references a 28-man team with 7 chire cate 2ns and mentions a trainer or captain, but details are obscured. Partial phrases hint at a hunt or race context and delayed operations.
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Mnnous
E.m
Burteau Nominated Internal Revenue Collector
Washington June 28 Willam EB Burtteau of Toledo Ohio was nominated by President Hoover to be a collector of internal revenue in the tenth district of Ohio.
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Washington
Willam EB Burtteau
Toledo
Hoover Iday
Interral Revenue
Che [Tentno District
Onto
Huston May Quit Chairmanship At Republican Meeting
Washington June 23. Chairman Claudius H Huston of the Republican National Committee faced intense scrutiny as a Sunday letter and sudden calls for a meeting raised rumors he would resign. The gathering set for a week from Monday will include key party officials and campaign aides amid speculations over lobbying and stock market concerns.
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Washington
Claudius H. Huston
Agai
Ais Committee
Cozirmen
Huston
Anavuncssz Bs
Attz
Ais
Leaceze Husten Stig
Adowe
Seation
Zuszon
Memibers
Nzz Vonel
Genstorias Chavgts
Ifen
Ceta
Moses
Sersu Commie
Ing
Ena
Chasmer
Eressional
Oregon
Slayer Surrenders After Fatal Attack in Miaga
In Miaga a man surrendered to authorities after shooting his wife and another person, claiming two months of planning. The incident prompted police to follow up on a plan and led to the suspect's surrender.
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Miaga
N.Y
Edlgar Wood
Rotarians Plan World Peace Convention
Disjointed notes describe Rotarians aiming toward world peace with a convention to be held in Vienna Austria. Mentions Akron boy missing Almon E Roth and alleged kidnapping claims as a separate incident, with police arrest of Watson on a technical suspicion.
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Akron
Almon E. Roth
Gus Ress
O. Cali
Rotery Internehereli
United States
Devrot
Howard W. Seth
West Pain Beach
Litlan Gaus
Watson
Pneumonia Fatal To Widely Known Republican Leader
A prominent Republican figure died after a battle with pneumonia. The record notes his long service since 1939 in public affairs and his active role in party politics. The obituary mentions his influence in the New York Federal Reserve and his contributions to business and civic life.
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Cleveland's New Union Terminal Opens Amid Festivities
Cleveland June 24 The opening of the new Union Terminal, a 2900 million project, marked by a ceremony at Poole Square and attended by executives, engineers, and public officials. The facility serves multiple railroads and replaces the old lakefront depot, with 30,000 visitors anticipated and the event lauded as a major engineering achievement. A suspect in the Velotta murder case was arrested by three detective squads near the Velotta crime scene.
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Cleveland. O
Poole Square
Linndate
Cowlauwood
Cleveland
Termmal
Tomonos
Brilianes
Spaceus
Pey Shute
Claxton
Matis James Ran
Wi Ie
Shaker Heights
van Sveringen Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Union Terminal Company
New York Central
Big Four
Chasies Veron
Boolegger
Velotta
Velotta Anc
Federal Prohibition Forces Concentrate Work In Dry States
June 26 report from Washington indicates the Justice Department will intensify federal prohibition enforcement beginning July 1. Attorney General Mitchell prepares to take command as campaigns widen in states with strong compliance, while cooperative jurisdictions will see targeted city army actions to enforce the tax.
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Washinsies
Mittehell
Impaibelic
Ipsos
Strenslr
Mitchell
Justice Department
S O P Moving Into New Building On Main Street
The Southern One Public Service company moves today from the Richards building to a new structure at the corner of Market and Main streets. The move, tied to its affiliate the Great Power Co., will begin with interior finishing likely to take a week. A public inspection day will be announced once fixtures are moved in.
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Wessizgiom
Fectess Sound
Hoover
World War Veterans’ Persion
Soneress
Crime Commssion
Mecessery
Tondee Metal West
al. Beaver
Secretar
Jebncks
League of Patrons Army
London
Stimson
Marvy Adams
Bies Adams
Wilson
Adams
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Peter
Souttern One PubLc Service Company
Richards Building
Suitk
Mar
Gt Foner Co
al- Sheushif
T Me Plummer
Superitentent of Power and Light
Groas
Mia Street
Tarougaise Atiaciye
Vets Hear Talk on Swick Bill by War Veterans
A damaged report shows veterans from foreign wars discussing the Swick bill. It mentions Lt. Mocarnace of Armatas and Paul Zeus as commanders, with the national chairmen and congressional actions tied to the measure.
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Mocarnace
Armatas
Paul Zeus
Lorin Post
Burbask
Waven
Pz C
Baltumore
Srick
Reso
Itom
Hoover, Senesor
David
Seni Sie
Boger Johnson
Peuse
Teachers Gather in Columbus for National Education Meet
A vast gathering of school teachers converges on Columbus for a week long national education conference. The event showcases all levels from elementary to higher learning with sessions on temperance civics and general education. Leaders including the State Education Director and the National Council of Education Associations address participants as hundreds of educators share problems and progress.
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Edagin
Council of
Gorot Cooper
Jonn L Cliften
Daring break for freedom ends in pursuit and arrest
A dramatic escape attempt near the Ohio River ends with two youths, Sidney Burton 20 and Clyde Frazier 22, captured after a pursuit through Meigs and Muskingum counties. Burton, on probation, faces multiple charges including a car theft probe linked to a Packard sedan stolen in Circleville, with authorities pursuing Frazier and a female accomplice back toward Zanesville.
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Shim
Ohio
Pomeroy
Sidney Burton
Ia Meizs County
Ana Soateoo
Algoora
Clyd
Frazier
Burton
Fiore Amr Ako
Ohfs
Citertain
Ceel Frazier
Circle
Proier
Meigs County
Chen
Sircleville
Zanesrille
Altoona
Melts County Ambonies
Clyde Frezies
Burns
Geo Frader
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Es Wee Piven
Mans
Tuhree
Sors” Iedustrial School
Lancaster
W. S. Binney
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