Wheeler Defense Probes Alleged Oil Suit Fee Offer
Federal court in Fallon Falls Montana hears defense attack on government witness George Hayes as Senator Burton Wheeler faces charges of misusing office. Hayes testified he was offered half of Wheeler’s fees for representing Campbell before the Interior Department. The trial resumes with four East witnesses and may not end before mid next week.
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Ineat Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
George B. Hayes
New York
Hayes
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Edwin S. Booth
Sotich
Ephone
Booth
Washington
Campbell
American stance on Soviet Russia unchanged after Hughes retirement
The White House announced that the United States will not change its policy toward recognizing Soviet Russia despite Former Secretary of State Hughes's retirement. President Coolidge instructed all U S envoys to maintain the current position and approach in dealing with Soviet Russia.
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Washington
Russia
Hughes
White House
United States
Coolidge
Dawes Family Mourns Aunt Arietta Dawes
Mrs. Frances Dawes, 84, aunt of WW president Charles G. Dawes, died today in Arienta. Cause listed as infirmities. The General and Mrs Dawes expected to attend the funeral here this afternoon.
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Dawes
Arietta
Rances Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Brother and son executed in Raleigh electric chair
Arthur Brisbane sketches a grim vignette as the angel Gabriel notes two English and Raleigh parallels. He recounts C. W. Stewart, 51, and his son Elmer, 23, being executed one after the other in the same electric chair, with the father silent and the son calmly telling executors to take their time.
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Gabriel
Westminster Abbey
Pitt
England
Gabril
Raleigh
N. C
C. W. Stewart
Elmer
Tim
Russian Soldier Survives Eight Years Buried in Cellar
In Vienna on April 22 workers uncover a Russian soldier entombed in a ruined Vilna food depot cellar since 1917 when czarist troops blew it up. Found alive but filthy with hair to his waist, he survived on moldy food until dying three days after rescue without speaking a word.
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Vienna
Vilna
Jugo Slavia Denies Bulgars Invasion Plans
Belgrade April 22 The Jugo Slavic government issued a statement denying any invasion intent toward Bulgaria. It pledges a peaceful policy while refuting Vienna rumors that Bulgarian revolts aim to provoke civil war for a Romanian or Jugo Slavic conquest.
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Jugo-Slav
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Vienna
Bucharest
Ferdciiana
Marie
Romania
Boris
Sofia
Moscow
Travestia
Communist Internationale
Heavy Rain Blamed for Boudinot Home Collapse
Investigation of the Boudinot home on Lose Avenue shows Sunday rain undermined the foundation wall causing the brick dwelling to topple early Monday. Owner Herbert J. Brooks says wall was intact. deluge loosened soil beneath. Home to be remodeled with safety measures. Rose Darnell, severely injured, recovering at home in Canaanville.
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Boudinot
Lose Avenue
Herbert J. Brooks
Brooks
Rose Darnell
Canaanville
Attempt to Solve Love Tangles Ends Life for Farmer
Norman Thorne, a wealthy young farmer, was hanged in the Wadsworth Prison courtyard after being found guilty of murdering Elsie Cameron, a 21 year old London typist, to free himself to wed Grace Caldicott. The trial revealed he cut up the body burned portions and buried the rest at his Crowborough home near Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's estate. He had promised Elsie Cameron would be his wife but sought Grace Caldicott instead.
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Wadsworth
London
Norman Thorne
Elsie Cameron
Grace Caldicott
Thorne
Crowborough
Arthur Conan Doyle
Rome marks 2678th birthday with Forum excavations
Rome observes its 2678th founding anniversary as Forum excavations reveal parts of the Temple of Mars Ultor and the northern stylobate bath. The Rhodes Knights house north of the temple is uncovered, dating to the 13th and 15th centuries, with plans to restore its loggia and interiors.
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Rome
Forum Excavations
Augustus
Bath
Rhodes Knights
Rail merger routes West Virginia coal through Columbus Ohio
Directors of the Norfolk and Western and Virginian Railroads approve a lease to unite the properties for future operation. Columbus becomes the hub for West Virginia coal shipments to the lakes, with potential expansion of the Pennsylvania line to handle increased traffic. Combined assets are about 550 million dollars.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Buckeye
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Virginian
van Sweringen
Lakes
Interstate Commercce Commission
Pennsylvania
Sandusky
Toledo
Associated Press
New York
Harrison must serve three years in Ohio prison
Dwight Harrison former officer of the R L Dollings company that collapsed with a 7009000 loss to investors must serve three years in the Ohio penitentiary the supreme court ruled yesterday Harrison vice president secretary and general counsel was indicted with William G Benham after the company went into receivership formed by false representations in stock sales and was convicted in December 1928 sentence three to five years in state prison pending further appeals to the U S circuit court
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Columbus
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
Supreme Court
Harrison
R. L. Collings Company
William G. Benham
Compa
compa went into a receivership in July. The indictments covered num@l
Ee Eee
Camarte
Radios Popular on Ohio Farms
On Ohio farms radios have doubled in a year says J C West statistician for the state crop reporting service. Data show an average of one radio per eight farms, with Central Western and Northern Ohio reporting the highest penetration levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. C. West
Gby West
Col John Coolidge Heads to Boston for Medical Observation
Plymouth Vermont reports Colonel John Coolidge father of President Coolidge will travel to Boston for medical observation for an ailment believed kidney related.
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Plymouth
John Coolidge
Coolidge
Boston
Senior High Student Walks 5000 Miles to School
Lil DAYS COOLVN Miss Wilm of the senior high school near Bethel Ridge has walked seven miles daily for four years to attend classes, missing only three days last year. Her total walking distance amounts to about 5,000 miles, comparable to a round trip to San Francisco. Her grades are excellent and her health strong.
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Coolvn
Wilm
Bethel Ridge
San Francisco
Heu
Coolville Ili
Whisky distribution probes target Columbus after grand jury summons
Thirteen Columbus residents were served subpoenas to testify before a Cleveland federal grand jury investigating illicit whisky movement from government inventories. Federal officials and state aides, including Porterfield and Herschberger, also summoned, with witnesses from the Columbus Physicians and Druggists Co. and others tied to distribution networks.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Porterfield
Fuil
Grand
W. K. Hershberger
Division of Securities
State Department of ‘Commerce
Tiffin Gilmore
Columbus Physicians and Druggists' Cie Y Company
W. Rich Street
Jane Con
Abe Ungerleider
Linterstate Ger
Y. Ungerst
Hayner
Leider
Hayne
Communists Backed Plot Seen Behind Bulgarian Bomb Blast
SOTA April 22 report says Bulgarian government asserts cathedral explosion was the opening move in a plan to overthrow the government. Provisional Soviet regime dates were set, leaders named, and many suspects arrested for collaboration with communist groups in Serbia and Czecho-Slovakia.
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Sota
Serbia
Czecho-Slovakia
Koloroff
Dimitroff
Todoroff
Oboff
Arctic explorers plan amphibian flight to new Arctic land
US Navy pilots join Donald MacMillan on an amphibian air search for Arctica, a possibly hidden land in the Arctic Circle. The two planes, carrying a crew of three, will depart Boston or Wiscasset, head to Etah, Greenland, then to Axel Heiberg Land for an air base. Byrd commands and the National Geographic Society backs the expedition.
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Washington
Arctic Circle
Donald I. MacMillan
Navy
Com
Rt. Bk. Byrd
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
National Geographic Society
Loolidge
MacMillan
Wilbur
Boston
Mass
Wiscasset
Etah
Greenland
Byrd
Axel
Point Barrow
Alaska
Peary
Axel Heiberg
Federal officials hunt higher ups in Troy whiskey leak
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant US attorney general and Oliver Pagan indict ment expert join the second special federal grand jury in Cleveland to probe liquor leakage from the Hayner distillery at Troy. Twelve witnesses expected including Abe Unegerleider whose testimony helped drive initial indictments of 100 people. The panel seeks the brains behind diverted bonded liquor to bootlegging channels.
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Cleveland
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Oliver Pagan
Federal Grand
Hayner
Troy
Willebrandt
St. Louis
Pagan
Washington
Ohio
Abe Unegerleider
Evening Pick Concerts for Older Listeners
WBAP at 7 30 features old time songs and southern melodies. WEMC at 8 15 presents the Tim String trio concert.
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WBAP
WEMC
C. Tim
Property Sale Ordered to Satisfy Debts Against McLaughlin
Common Pleas Judge L G Worstell ruled that Peter McLaughlin fraudulently moved property to relatives to evade judgments. Eugene Tennihall and Hazel Hickman had won $356 and $2,400 respectively but could not collect while title stayed with relatives. The court voided the sale contract and ordered sheriff sale to satisfy the judgments and costs.
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Peter McLaughlin
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
McLaughlin
Hyde & Armstrong
Nelsonville
Eugene Tennihall
Hazel Hickman
Common Pleas Court
Tennihall
Presbyterian Men to Hear Judge Sayre
The Presbyterian Brotherhood and guests will host Judge E. D. Sayre at the final meeting of the series tomorrow evening. He will discuss a topic of present day interest and a dinner will be served promptly at 6 o'clock.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
E. D. Sayre
Guardian Appointed for Medina Poisoner Martha Wise
Arthur P D Aylard manager of Medina Telephone Co is named guardian for Martha Wise accused poisoner of fourteen including her mother niece and guardian. Wise had deposited 1899 dollars in a Medina bank after engaging attorney Joseph Prit t of Cleveland. The fragment ends with a street scene remark about Coolidge and dice.
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Medina
Arthur PD. Aylard
Medina Telephone Company
Martha Wise
Merton
G. Is
Joseph Pritt
Cleveland
Two Men Arrested for Owning Moonshine Still
Millyfield, April 22. Charles Tylen and Grant Pyatt were arrested on possession of a still for making moonshine whiskey and arraigned before Magistrate L W Sanders. Tylen, reported as prominent in the Ku Klux Klan, pleaded guilty and was fined 100 plus costs and remanded. Pyatt also pleaded guilty and received a similar sentence.
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Millyfield
Charles Tylen
Grant Pyatt
L. W. Sanders
Tylen
Failty
Pyatt
Crown Prince Leopold sails for Congo voyage
Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium departed for the Congo today with King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Princess Maria Jose at the pier to bid him farewell. The royal party watched as the prince set sail on the voyage to Africa.
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Antwerp
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Albert
Elizabeth
Maria Jose
Plier
Kiwanis Meet Builds Twilight League Support
Kiwanis club discussed the Twilight or Industrial league and pledged full backing for league activities. Opening game is planned mid June on a Thursday afternoon to allow large attendance after banks close. Last year a Kiwanis cup went to the winner.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Clubs
Robert Epps
Kiwanis Orchestra
Anderson, Haskins and
Galligher
Don Coe
C. F. Babcock
Columbus
David Thompson
Chicago
Firemen Rise From Raid When Moonshine Bottle Ignites Stove
Enforcement officers aided by neighbors raided a house and a woman hurled moonshine onto a stove causing a fire that spread to the woodwork. Firemen extinguished the blaze and saved the home.
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Lafferty
Dlary Enforcement
Attempted Rescue Fails as Raifuku Maru Sinks Off Nova Scotia
Coast Guard reports all 38 to 45 crew members aboard Japanese steamer Raifuku Maru perished when it sank in heavy seas off Nova Scotia. Cutter Tampa searched the area with other vessels but found no survivors.
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Washington
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
United States
Tampa
Halifax
Tam
Raifuku
Attie eRandei
Torso Reveals Cruel Murder in Chicago
Autopsy shows a young woman's torso found in a catch basin near Budiong golf course, with head arms and legs removed and vital organs exposed through a slash in the side, marking one of Chicago's most diabolical crimes.
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Chicago
Budiong
Painleve Blocks Herriot's Election In Chamber
Paris reports opposition to Premier Painleve halted the selection of Edouard Herriot as president of the Chamber. The chamber held a one hour vote with Herriot expected to win without a card, but opposition deputies refused to participate in the vote.
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Paris
Premier Painteve
Chamber of Depostlesa
Edouard Herriot
J Mier
Hershot
Deput
Voth
Door for the Devil in Cornwall Church Discovered
In a chapel near Cornwall England a medieval minter placed a small door near the altar to let the devil escape when parishioners renounced him and his works.
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Cornwall
Eng
The Age Question Faces Name in Report
A fragment discusses age as a factor in determining an identity. The brief notes uncertainty about whether the person is older, with no further context or verification provided.
Government booklet on Good Proportions in the Diet
The Government booklet Good Proportions in the Diet covers food selection, adequacy, wholesomeness, attractiveness and cost. It explains needed foods, portions, amounts, and suggests menus for well balanced meals for households. Fill out the coupon and send two stamps for return.
Request for booklet on good portions in the diet
Frederic J. Haskin of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau encloses two cont a stamps to return a copy of the booklet Good Portions in the Diet. Name Street City State.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Colonel Coolidge, III
Lil
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Cleveland Court
Merle B. Cope- Athens
North Pole
George C. Fishe Eae
U.dbha
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Baobin
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Arctic
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H K. E, “Yrd
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Worstell
Presbyterian
U. S
Painleve
Herriot
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