Ohio flood overwhelms Marietta and Pomeroy districts
The Ohio River floods rise above 18 feet, inundating Marietta and Pomeroy business areas and driving residents to higher ground. In Marietta 700 lowland families face relocation as flood levels threaten homes while Pomeroy clears to higher ground. damage estimates remain unavailable amid river crests and ongoing warnings. Louisville, New Orleans, Jeffersonville, and surrounding towns brace as water encroaches, with canals, creeks, and tributaries compounding the crisis and forecasts predicting further rises.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pomeroy
Marietta
Pomeroy Yes
Ohios
Cincinnati
Louisville
Associated Press
Louisville Hydro-Electric Company
New Orleans
Jffersonville
Ind
Peewee Valley
Shepherdsville
Kentucky
Salt
Castletoburg
Auto Tax Legislation Sought by County Officials
County commissioners push for state action on road and bridge inspections with per diem, six day monthly limits, and possible extra session. Proposals include auto property tax collection aid, per diem for state meetings, and industrial accident coverage. seeks printing law conference with state press association.
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Silver Bow
Board of County Commissioners
Iygsardous
Compissions Asociation
State Press ‘Association
Convery
Armiew'onaret
Ferdinand Has Right to Name His Successor
Continued from page one, Professor Nicolas Iorga is slated to take charge of Roumanian affairs as Carol assumes the royal dates. The group seeks liberal cooperation but holds an ultimatum that if Carol returns Braziano must 50. Chicago spent a million dollars a day for building in 1926, with the city’s total wdirection slightly over $806.
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Nicolas Iorga
Carol
Braziano
Chicago
Confederate General John McCausland Dies at Home
John McCausland, one of the last two Confederate army general officers, died in his sleep at his McCausland home. A professor turned commander, he led troops in the Lynchburg raid and the Chambersburg burning episode. Born September 1836 in St. Louis, he later built Richmond river bottom farms after wandering Europe and Mexico.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
John McCausland
McCauslang
Appomattox
Imeldenta
Civ Wat
Lynchivue
Chambers Pa
McCausland
Vicginia
Chambersborg
Mecausland
Europe
Mexico
Feston
St. Louia
County Tyrone
Ireland
Empty Gun's Death Shocks Butte Community
In a strange incident at a Swiss tavern apartment, Mike Mengon claimed a joke with an empty gun led to a fatal wound. Guilmi initially denied giving the gun, later admitting involvement. Max Mengon, a local businessman, died after being shot in the abdomen as bystanders rushed to aid. Police, detectives, and County Attorney Dowhey questioned Mengon while hospital staff treated the victim.
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Max
Mengan
Max Monson
Miie
Mike
Guilmi
Mengon
Mra
Simon Zanon
Ageno ‘Tavasel
Phillips Street
Barney ‘Tavisel
Nevada Avenue
Mary Mengon
Perrin Bock
Mike Mengon
Tn Friendly Canvennas
Favasel
Barney Tavasch
Mra Zenon
Tik
Ineco
Ook Vietto
John Karlen
Joe Kane
N. J. O'Keefe
Aftr
Larkin
Rodda, Kinney
Roe
Tim Dowhey
Heater
M UN
South Main
Chaplin Custody Case Fluctuates in Divorce Battle
Lita Grey Chaplin, seeking divorce and custody of their two children, wins and loses in the first round. She was granted $4,000 monthly but cannot collect as tax liens remain. An appeal to the Treasury for release to collect was denied. Chaplin, recovering from a breakdown, maintains custody arrangements contested in court.
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Chaplin
Lita Grey
Lens
Mit
Income Tax Unit
The
Treasury
Bureau
Boundary Bill Sparks Chouteau County Protest
Special Dispatch from Helena reports that Cascade county seeks land from Chouteau, risking lost revenue for Chouteau as 60,000 acres valued at $521,034 are eyed. Citizens led by Senator Porter oppose the move, while judicial district changes and education reforms unfold amid a busy week of Montana legislative action.
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Standard
Helena
Wuerthner
Cascade County
Chouteau County
Porter
Chouteau
Waltham
Choutest County
Tattan
Twelfth
Whitefish Man Survives Car Trapped Under Water
Oscar Haines of Whitefish 24 escaped a sedan 80 feet under water in Whitefish Lake after the vehicle plunged through the ice. He broke a hand and suffered lacerations while surfacing with help from Harold Dillon 37 and Jew Whitney who were also in the car and escaped before the water sealed the doors. Bud McClench and Jack Robertson rode on sleds but cut the rope and came away wet.
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Associated Press
Waterish
Mont
Oscar Haines
Haines
Bonds Rise in Week Amid Rail and Oil Market Momentum
Bond markets advanced with rail and oil stocks buoyant. Large issues boosted by consolidation talk among Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems, industrial mortgages active, and Sugar Refining Company refinery purchases lifting Waler Sugar bonds. Mexican, Latin American, and Central European bonds firm, with new offerings including Isaue and Batavia debentures and planned consolidated financing for Consolidated G. Investors eye Peruvian bonds tied to the tobacco monopoly, pushing Peruvian pounds higher.
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Chicago
Walner Sugar Company
Edgewater
National Sugar Refining Company
Peo- Dies Tight “and Power” Corporation
Batavia Petroleum ‘Company
International
Power Securities Corporation
New Orleans
Blown Through Wall Injures Man Near Drowning
Curtis Peasel, 20, was blown into flood waters by a gas explosion in Clarington Ohio. Rescued by a rowboat crew, he suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries after the blast occurred while he searched for a gas leak with a lighted match.
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Associated
Prose
Clarington
Ohio
Curtis Peasel
Ohio River
Pease
Black Rock Mine Conveyor Burns in Fire
Fire swept a wooden conveyor shaft at the Black Rock Mine shortly after 8 pm. Flames spread rapidly through the shaft, but officials say repairs can be completed quickly and production will resume in a few days while development work continues. Origin of the fire remained undetermined.
Beating Suspect Held After Delaware Street Incident
John Sadoski was placed in jail on charges of assault after detectives Kinney and Roe reported he allegedly beat in the door of a house at 1831 Delaware Street and threatened to kill an elderly resident.
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John Sadoski
Ken
Kinney and Roe
Delaware Street
Montana Lawmakers Set to Resume Work After Recess
Helena Jan 28 The Twentieth Montana legislature returns after a three day recess from National Wool Association duties with 111 measures on the calendar down from 260. House committees anticipate longer meetings and rapid bill processing including proposed teachers retirement on a rotation and fish and game code amendments urged by the State Sportsmen's Association and gag Commission officials.
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Department
Flathead Lake
Lake Superior
Helena
Montana Legislative Assembly
Theu Mvasions
Owever
Kemmis
State Sport Men’s Association
Mallry
Gai Commission
Famed Actor Attacks Indecency In Modern Art Debate
Sir Johnston Forbes-Frobertson denounces modern art and advanced schools as indecent and corrupting British youth. He mocks abstract forms as useless and claims the art world is regressing to primitive, ludicrous works while supporting classic masters.
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London
Johnston Forbes-Frobertson
Britain
Prison Violators Seen In Federal and County Jails
Federal prisons hold more violators of the narcotic act than narcotics offenders, while narcotic act violations rise from 1,991 to 2,886 last year. National law offenders in prison more than doubled from 178 in 1925 to 1,837 in 1826. Overall, 8,750 prisoners in federal penitentiaries and 8,514 federal prisoners in county jails on January 1, 1826. Department estimates about 1,200 violators of prohibition and 1,400 narcotic act violations.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
Lita Grey and Star Preparing for New Moves
The article notes Lita Grey Chaplin and Charlie Chaplin with business associates awaiting summons to depose in the divorce case. Attorneys aim to question Henry Beremag, Hollywood restaurant owner, and Samuel Goldwyn as deposition steps proceed next week. The defense plans to question about a dozen more individuals in coming days.
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Sngrues
San
Prion
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chariie Chaplin
Busines
Sen. Chaplin
Henry Beremag
Hollywood
Elend
Iou Pee
Samuel Goldwyn
Tlm Uel Goldwyn
Tim Reducer
Uneate
Maplin
Hie Mation
Picture. Com
Anlea
Chaplin
Auto Hits Street Car Wreck Injures Passenger
A street car collision sent a passenger sprawling to the ground. Damon O'Dell, dispatcher for the car company, rushed the injured man to Murray hospital after witnesses described the scene. No other injuries were reported among street car passengers.
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Stevens
Travelia Wengers
Hone
Damon O'Dell
Mr.White
Murray Hospital
Three Arrested After Home Burglary Study
Walter Parker and two companions, Robert McCauley and Duncan Metntyres, were jailed within hours on burglary charges after a Mrs. F. A. Allen reported a break in at 55 Edison Street. Detectives traced the thieves via keys found near the house, Parker could not unlock a trunk, Victrola and records were recovered.
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Walter Parker
Ety
Robert
McCauley
Duncan
Metntyres
F. A. Allen
Edison Street
Victrola
Foster Block
Parker
Rodda
Victrala
World News Briefs From The Era Of Steam And Silk
A fragmented summary notes long distance rail and sea links among nations, mentions Rome plans for subterranean lines totaling 27 miles, shows Germany boosting coal output, and highlights South Africa diamond mining gains, plus exhibitions and stores planned in Birmingham and Melbourne.
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Rome
Egypt
India
Germany
Birmingham
England
Melbourne
Australia
Ilmory Department
South Africa
Stop Foot Pains In Five Minutes Book Offer
A home method claims to correct foot troubles quickly without braces, bandages, or exercises. Dr. F H Griffith offers a free postpaid book on foot health detailing a new method to relieve foot and leg pain, strengthen arches, improve circulation, and create lasting comfort. Send name and address to Dr P H Griffith, Suite 1374, Davidson Building, Kansas City, MO.
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F. H. Griffith
Maine
P.H. Grittieh
Davidson Buuilding
Kansas City
Jer
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Black Rock
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