Zanesville Truck Mines Decision Affects Local Industries
The district scale committees affirmed that truck mines linked to the Southern Ohio Truck Mine Association may supply coal only to non corporate owned facilities. Units employing union labor for private homes hospitals schools and public institutions may operate, while those serving corporations cannot. A Southern Ohio Truck Mine Association meeting occurred at Carbon Hall with a second gathering planned. local plants in Logan and Nelsonville await guidance.
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Nflaonville
Een
Southern Ohio Truck Mine Association
Qanesville
Willam B Merrs
Arthur Levering
Hocking
United Mine Workers of America
Janesville
Morris
Carbon Hall
Scale
Logan
Nel Aonville
Seale Committee
Boyesville
Ohio Sheriff Is Sentenced
Joe Zimmerman was sentenced to serve an indeterminate term of one to 10 years in the Ohio Penitentiary on charges of certifying false jail food bills. He was convicted after a trial before Judge Roy Stuart. The motion for a new trial was overruled. Zimmerman was found guilty on six indictments charging certification of false jail food loss and amounts of fraudulent charges ranging from $240 to $350. He is liable to imprisonment on each indictment but terms run concurrently.
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Toledo
Joe Zimmerman
Ohio
Roy Ro Stuart
Motron Eccelang
Zimmerman
Spitale Optimistic on Lindbergh Kidnapping Money Return
Salvatore Spitale, an alleged intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnapping, says the remaining abductors have the ransom money and plan to return the child’s chin after publicity fades. He claims they fear capture as word of the payment resurfaces.
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Sasidnaper
Chill
New York
Salvatore Spitale
Underworld
Lindbergh
Rave Spitale
J F Condon
Rutland Clergy and Coal Official Face Indictments
The Rev Hoery Dye of Rutland Methodist Episcopal Church and Lawrence Heiner of Blackstone Coal Company are to be arraigned Monday on charges of intoxication and obstructing an officer. A deputy and Rutland official were also involved after a Monday night arrest at the coal office. The case includes assault allegations and a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday, with church services interrupted by the proceedings.
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Rutland
Coal Company
Harry Dye
Lawrence Heiner
Blackstone Coal Company
Hoery Dye
Rutland Methodist Episcopal Church
Prail
Nuit
Couch Company
Marahal Lurse Johnson
Spam Philips
Johnson Heiner
Chiles
Charles
Papain
Prade
Bobbie
Democratic Harman and Prohibition Debate Roils Campaign
A political confrontation on science policy and prohibition stirs voters as Harman campaigns amid split views within the Democratic party. Candidates clash over beer, class tensions, and national loyalty while the race continues with continued coverage promised.
Kreuger Forger Case Ties To Vast Bank Fraud
Stockholm investigators reveal a sweeping audit accusing the late Sir Kreuger of forging 22 68,005 pounds in Haban treasury notes. The fraud involved fake assets used by Kreuger and associated interests, with a commission report forwarded to the police chief.
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Vergak
Stockholm
Sweden
Kreider
Vir Khreuger
Paris
Treasury Billig
Kreuger
Garden Club To Meet In Chamber Of Commerce Rooms
The Athens Garden Club holds an organization meeting Monday night at 770 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. About 30 people have signaled willingness to join, with many more expected. The club will be non commercial with no dues or fees. The program includes monthly discussions culminating in a Flower Show late in the summer.
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Athens Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
County Ledgers Missing State Exam Reveals Tossed Cuyahoga Books
Cleveland April 16 State Examiner James N Main announced missing ledgers for 1927 and 1928 from the Cuyahoga County treasurer’s office hinder auditors seeking a reported shortage of 578452. The auditor began the ledger search in March amid the probe into mislaid general entries and revenue tallies affecting county finances.
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Cuyahoga Books
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
James N Main
Mem
Plans for Beer Tax Day Stirring New York Promote Nationwide Action
New York on April 16 reports that Mayor James J Walther announces a Pr Plan to hold a Beer-for-Tax Day on May 14 nationwide to urge Congress to legalize beer manufacture and sales and impose a beer tax. He estimates revenue around 560 million and believes it would revive industry.
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New York
James J Walther
Congress
G O P Names Iowa Senator at Nominating Convention
Republican leaders announced Dickinson as appointee to a key committee post at the convention held after a morning gathering at the Congress Hotel. The event featured party officials including Lafayette Glarson of New York and Burke of Pennsylvania as parliamentarians.
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United States
Benitobo
Lowa
Coolidge
Lafayette Glerson
New York
Kraneis Burke
Lear Fess
Arson Plot Suspect Sentenced In Cleveland Building Fire
Beth Realty employee Tasmin, convicted with several co-defendants, awarded 2 to 80 years in Ohio Penitentiary for conspiring to burn a large factory building. The structure carried 800000 insurance. Sentence held 148 days pending appeal actions in the court of appeals.
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Clovela
Ph Moa
Tasmin
Beth Realty
Ohio
Filkowski Guilty In Cleveland Payroll Robbery Murder
Cleveland jurors convict Joe Filkowsh a smiling pork marked gunman of murder in the payroll robbery that killed Tony Vergh a building contractor. After nearly five hours the jury of six men and five women found him guilty and recommended life imprisonment followed by parole in time.
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Cleveland
Bate
Joe Filkowsh
Cannon Joins Fight In Agreement With Prohibition Planks
In Richmond Virginia Bishop James Cannon Jr urges opposition to including prohibition planks in major party platforms. He voices support for constitutional amendment to allow a national popular vote on prohibition and repeats his stance at the Anti Saloon League of Virginia convention. Greece faces a currency crunch rising food prices and riots as extremists riot after a theater clash injures 20.
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Richmond
James Cannon Jr
Harry Fioed Bord
Jeferson
Bishop Canton
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Greece
Athene Gioere Aptih
Amesville bandit escape plan thwarted by officers
Police thwarted a bold escape plan involving a bandit in Amesville as officers tracked suspects across Athens Newark and West Washington Street. The incident centered on a getaway attempt near the courthouse with a vehicle linked to Porter and Barrowsley. arrests and preliminary hearings continued.
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Amesville
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Mayesvalle
Athens
Pradis
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Olds
Conley
Barrowsley
Phere
Louiberson
Troops Increased in Harrison County Mine Zone
General Frank announced a rise in state troops in Harrison County near the mine strike area adding 26 men. Cleveland Canton and Youngstown units, along with Companies A and B of the 7th Infantry, will be moved into the county to prevent possible loss of life as the current force is deemed inadequate. 30 officers and men remain on duty.
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Colt Mels
Adsilant
Frank Tenders
Siudas
Harrison County
Hoendereon
Cleveland
Canton
Youngstasn
Athens Resident Willa Bower Dies After Long Illness
Willa Bower, longtime Athens resident, died after a prolonged illness. She and her husband owned property along Geart and Carpente streets, and her death follows years of community involvement and family ties in Athens. Funeral services are planned Monday at the local church, with burial at the nearby cemetery, per the family notice.
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Athens
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Cnimer
Carpente Street
Mr Bower
Pew
Desman
Lit Been & Foray Bineier Aim
Manny Prize Eidingy Nort
Massie Relate Honor Slaying Preliminaries
Fragmented OCR passage reports court preliminaries in a murder case involving Massie. Witness testimonies, confessions, and legal maneuvers are described with substantial garbled text but indicate attempts to secure a confession and outline courtroom tension surrounding the trial proceedings.
Showers Forecast Across South Valley and Nearby Regions
Weather outlook warns showers early next week across the South Valley and surrounding counties with warmer temperatures and unsettled conditions. Forecasters expect cool nights, increasing humidity, and a mix of sun and showers through midweek, with stronger showers possible Friday and Saturday.
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Olon
Fridas
Surprise Is Tragedy in a Fragmented Note
A garbled OCR fragment references tragedy and surprise with scattered names and terms. The unreadable text mentions a person and a ruler, a dark scene, and various disjointed phrases amid unclear events.
Hoover Era Budget Plan Reveals New Economic Aims
President Hoover presents a government income and spending blueprint to cabinet members as Hoy-ay oan leads a new drive in federal expenditure. Workers like Labor Secretary William Doak examine the yardstick and map a leaner economic program for the department amid deficit concerns.
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Hoyay Oan
Willan Doak
Weather Bill Mourns Death Of Western Negro Bulldog Inventor
Weather Bill reports the death of a Western inventor known as Bulldog. The notice notes the inventor’s public radio appearances and ties to local missions and family. Details are fragmented, with unclear names and places.
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Weather Bill
Dodge-Hussey Submits Low Route 31 Bid
Dodge-Hussey submitted the lowest bid for Route 31 paving, with concrete work between Manielin and McCannel. The contract is under evaluation as engineers and officials review the bid and oversee the project scope and funding.
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Dodge-Hussey
Hil School Fund Division Proposal and Budget Dispute
A report on the Hil School Fund Division debate over equitable distribution of about $9000 in funds for 10 months, contrasting poorest and richest districts. Dr Stilaner, Skinner, and Canty discuss unfair allocation and the need for fair educational funding across districts.
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Ite
Eavection
Stilaner
Anneal
Ely
Slanner
Grief and crime shade New York to April 14 report
A fragmentary note details a widow in New York mourning a misfortune while medical and legal names appear garbled. Separate lines describe a confession to theft in New York and a county loan program for farmers under a finance act, plus a court hearing and a drowning verdict in Delphos involving a boy named Robert Lee Wak.
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TOT
TN Ciseers
Delphos
Reducing Veterans Service Costs Amid Government Consolidations
A detailed April 1 briefing before the House Appropriations Committee, led by Director Layaon Roop, explained proposals to cut war veterans service costs through government consolidations. The program highlighted a single line item in the appropriation and renewal subsidies, with discussion of impact on veterans and employment effects.
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Wsstong
Hoover
Layaon Roop
Priationt & Renarsl Srupems
Jan
Plan Of Currency Reform Faces Strong Opposition
Washington reports detail a heated debate over a proposed currency reform and pension adjustments. Key figures including Owen De Young and Representative Batman press opposition to the plan, arguing it raises government costs beyond two billion dollars and alters welfare provisions. The draft budget outlines income deductions, hospital care limits, and crippling changes to veterans benefits, seeking broad authority for rapid federal action.
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Finan Diet Today
Batman
Doemorre
Fox
Soom Odier Patiientien
Youn Telegram
Haleman Triep
Wasa Aod Mrana
Laathuay
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Indice DRL agents DALIAS fesaa April 16 AU PR
The Ilulas County grand jury today returned indictments charging Federal prohibition agents Ty C Amith apt HOT Heaten with murder in connection with the f l o f a rxisting of Marion Metelethlin in a liquor raid near here that week.
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Dalias Fesaa
Ilulas County
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