Hal Donahey Held Over Flight With 15YearOld Girl
ZANESVILLE April 9 Hal Donahey son of the Ohio governor was placed in the Muskingum County Probate court custody until age twenty one after a weekend joy ride with Lillian Vogel 15 of Zanesville. Judge Clarence Graham levied a 100 dollar fine for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and ordered the girl to return to her studies with strict probation.
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Zanesville
Hal Donahey
Ohio
Muskingum County
Columbus
Lillian Vogel
Clarence Graham
Hal
Graham
Vogel
Howard Chandler Christy
Common Pleas Court
A. V. Donahey
A. A. George
Lida Vogel
Lillian
C. A. Maxwell
Clarence Crossland
Jim” Huffman
Donahey
First Lady of Land Skips Easter Finery for Economy
Washington April 9 Mrs Coolidge will not buy Easter clothing this year choosing from her existing wardrobe. Her outfits depend on the weather with ensembles coats hats and slippers ready. The President also forgoes new gala wear with a public Easter appearance in a conventional cutaway suit and silk hat previously worn.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Donahey and Vogel Case Enter Local Courtroom
In Zanesville the Donahey son of Governor Donahey and Lillian Vogel faced arraignment in Common Pleas Court. The case involves incorrigibility and alleged abduction with the Vogel girl found in Columbus and denying mistreatment as details emerge. Prosecutors and defense attorneys outlined the charge and the state’s case.
Union Men to Meet Again Over Dispute
Huntington, April 9. A sub committee from Washington will meet to arbitrate between the United Mine Workers and the Locomotive Engineers Brother 100d. This marks the fourth meeting in an effort to settle the controversy.
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Harleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Huntington
Washington
The League of Nations to pick six books yearly
Arthur Brisbane notes that a global body could publish a list of six hundred books annually but suggests only six worthy works remain. He reflects on historical losses and questions the value of modern publishing while inviting readers to Page 4.
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League of Nations
Omar
Alexandria
Governor Donahey Signs Bills Amid Vetoes in Ohio Action
Columbus April 9 Governor Donahey vetoed two bills returning them to the House. He approved thirteen others including measures on workmen’s compensation damages for uninsured employers, canal land sale in Massillon, real estate commission writing, widening highway curve removal authority, state park policing, Guilford Lake state park, ditch law, bulk sales, colleges of religious bodies, mortgage terms, bond maturity and mortgage cancellation.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund
Finefrock
Massillon
Dodd
Hopley
Wise
Emmons
Columbiana
Guilford Lake
Brown
Cuyahoga
van Wye - Loughead
Sweeney Senate
Senate
Marshall
Krueger
Cleveland
Lloydsville Man Dies In Ohio Valley Region
Albany April 9 The family of H L Atkinson received word of the death of Mr Atkinson senior aged 82 at Lloydsville that morning. The elder Atkinson had been ill as his son, a local high school teacher, had just returned from his bedside Monday. Mrs H L Atkinson left Thursday morning to attend the funeral services.
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Albany
H.L. Atkinson
Atkinson
Lloydsville
H. L. Atkinson
Violet Spencer Burn Injury Recovers in Mercy Hospital
Violet Spencer a 20 year old Nelsonville resident is recovering at Mercy hospital from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove last Friday at her home.
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Columbus
Violet Spencer
Nelsonville
Mercy Hospital
Negro Sentenced to Industrial School for Theft
Floyd Smith an 18 year old Black youth from Buchtel was sentenced to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster with a suspended sentence. Lester Murphy a 14 year old white boy from Nelsonville received probation but violated parole by running away. Murphy was part of a gang that raided Nelsonville school houses last month. Smith's theft involved copper wire from the Dew mine near Nelsonville. it was his third offense.
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Floyd Smith
Buchtel
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Lancaster
Man Charged With Whiskey Delivery Pleads Not Guilty
Ralph Nice of Big Run faced arraignment before Magistrate P. W. Helwig for delivering corn whiskey to a Stewart resident on February 6. He pled not guilty and posted a $1,900 bond. In a separate raid last Sunday, Frank Stolze and Henry Holis of Jacksonville were found guilty of plain drunk. fines were $10 plus costs.
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Stewart
Ralph Nice
Big Run
P. W. Helwig
Mariner
Davies
Nice
Helwig
Frank Stolze
Henry Holis
Jacksonville
Seiber
Path of Light airmail route completed east to Rock Springs
Airmail authorities announce the path of light from New York to Rock Springs Wyoming completes the eastern segment of the transcontinental route. Night local service between Chicago and New York to start by June 1, with planes leaving each end at 9 30 p m daily to carry late day mail.
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Airmail
Washington
PD. C
Chicago
New York
Paul Henderson
San Francisco
America
Allegheny Mountains
Rockies
Sierras
Alleghenies
Path of Light
Rock Springs
Wyo
United Mine Workers President Rejects Wage Talks
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, refuses to meet Ohio and Pennsylvania operators to discuss wage revisions. Operators argue current wages exceed production costs and threaten mine closures. A joint meeting proposal is urged by Ohio Western Pennsylvania operators. Lewis notes no modification of wage contracts and no earnings reductions. Non-union mines in Fairmont report near full operation after Mitchell Day. 123 of 126 mines active.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Pennsylvania
C. J. Goodyear
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Goodyear
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Jacksonville
Hit
Indianapolis
New York
Georges. Brackett
Northern
Body of Cincinnati man found in Ohio river near Belleville
The body of a young man believed to be Arthur Rh. Cole 25 of Cincinnati, formerly with an automobile firm, was found floating in the Ohio river at Belleville about twenty miles below Parkersburg. Relatives are possibly in the Athens area, but not confirmed.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Arthur Rh. Cole
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Belleville
Athens
Miner Walter Davis Dies in Columbus Hospital
Walter Davis of Glouster a coal miner died at Grant hospital Columbus from injuries suffered in a mine accident near Glouster on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Grant Hospital
Walter Davis
Glouster
Evening Radio Picks Show Diverse Taste Tonight
Listings outline choices from KSD KGO WIP and WJZ with hours and programs including Holy Thursday service comedy police band concert anniversary of Civil War battle songs and a large rebroadcast block across WEAF WEEI WGR WEI WOC WCCO WWJ WSAI WIAR WCAE and KE T and WCTS closing at 10 or 11 E T.
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KSD
C. T
KGO
WIP
E. T
WJZ
WEAF
WEEI
WGR
WEI
WOC
WCCO
WWJ
WSAI
WCAE
KE. T. . Wear
E. T. Wcts
Canadian border town readies for American beer trade
Detroit reports Windsor brewers plan to raise Ontario beer prices to ten to fifteen cents a glass when 4.4 proof beer arrives. Demand for border real estate rises as hotels sell, clubs see more applicants. Windsor Mayor warns tourists of strict action for intoxication and questions the government stance on intoxication.
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Detroit
Windsor
Ontario
Detroit River
Frank J. Mitchell
Fire destroys Trimble vulcanizing shop and home
A tire vulcanizing explosion caused an early morning fire that destroyed A. W. Markins store and residence on Walnut Street in Glouster. The blaze damaged the adjacent Ed Markins residence. firefighters prevented total loss to the second building. Insurance coverage totals 3000 dollars with 1000 on the building and 2000 on contents. losses exceed coverage due to tires tubes accessories and groceries. Markins plans to rebuild.
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Glouster
A. W. Markins
Walnut Street
Trimble
Ed Markins
Markins
Dorothy Ellingson Found Sane in Slayer Trial
In San Francisco on April 9 Dorothy Ellingson, age 16, who killed her mother, was declared sane by a jury after forty five minutes of deliberation. The nine men and three women returned the verdict at 11 10.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Union Will Stand By The Jacksonville Scale Agreement
United Mine Workers of America will stand by the terms of the Jacksonville scale and urge all parties to honor the pact. Secretary treasurer Thomas Kennedy said this after Ohio and Pennsylvania operators reportedly moved to abrogate the agreement. John L. Lewis was out of the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
Thonas Kennedy
Miners’ Union
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dutch Steamer Sinks After Canal Collision
Six sailors drowned when the Dutch steamer Jonge Catherine line collided with the British steamer Clan Monrow in the Weil ing canal. The Dutch vessel sank quickly after the crash.
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Amsterdam
Stea
Clan Monrow
Weil‘ingen
Mules Supplant Horses At Athens State Hospital Dairy
The Athens State Hospital dairy operates a herd of about 175 Holsteins, with 100 milking cows, 65 young heifers, and seven bull calves. Manager Homer Gall highlights the herd as among the state’s best, supplying milk and aiding other state hospitals as excess heifers are shipped out. The dairy uses about 2,300 pounds of milk and 75 pounds of butter daily, with plans to boost butter production. Pasture and grain feeding support the herd on 300 acres amid hilly terrain.
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Athens State Hospital
Hospital
Homer Gall
Columbus
Irma Johanna Concordia
Gall
Irma
Horns
Athens County
Hocking Wallet May Build New Union Station
Reports from Columbus on April 9 indicate real estate activity near Was Broad street suggesting a Hocking Valley Union Station site. Mergers involving Hocking Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio with Nickel Plate add credibility to a new station plan between Belle Street and Toledo Ohio Central tracks.
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Columbus
Broad Street
Hocking Valley
Hoc Valley
Chespeake
Ohio
Hocking
Pentem
Union Depot Co
Uiten
D Ton
Rome Waverly
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocmsing Valley
Whea
Chicago
Easter Exodus as Ohio Students Return to Classes
Ohio university students began leaving for the Easter holiday by noon today, marking the start of the annual exodus. Classes resume Tuesday morning, shortening spring break from the usual week-long vacation.
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Athen
Ohio University
Wills Not Signed in Big New York Bout Card
Ha Wills, persistent challenger, expected to sign today for a bout with Chas Weinert on June 19 in New York. Headliners Mickey Walker and Harry Greb, at middleweight and welterweight, are scheduled to headline the card and for the middleweight title.
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Wills
New York
Ha Wills
Presistent
Dempasey
Chas Weinert
Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
Stores Close as Athens Merchants Observe Good Friday
The Athens Merchants Association announces stores will close tomorrow from 12:30 to 1:30 in honor of Good Friday.
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Athens Merchants Association
Salads and Salad Marini Recipes Free From Bureau
Canned foods aid housekeepers to prepare quick salad courses. A recipe booklet on canned feed offers 25 salads and 10 dressings, available free with a two cent return postage in the offer.
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Glee
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