General Assembly to Interrupt Its Recess for Bill Signing
In Columbus on April 27 the General Assembly will hold a brief session to sign 74 bills before sending them to Governor Donahey. Lt. Gov. Earl D. Bloom and Speaker O. C. Gray will preside with a few members present to satisfy legal requirements. After signing, the houses will recess again until May 9 for final business, as Donahey orders veto tables moved into the executive offices for review.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Earl D. Bloom
O. C. Gray
Donahey
Senate
House
Wdonahey
Teacher Gwendolyn Dinsmoor dies in Cleveland
Miss Gwendolyn Dinsmoor 324, a Meveland Waring school teacher and former Ohio University student, died Monday afternoon after a brief illness from intestinal influenza at Fairmont hospital Cleveland. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at M P church Athens with Rev A Y Wilcox officiating. Burial in West Union street cemetery Athens. Survived by father Guy Dinsmoor three brothers Claire Athens Reese Rolland P Dinsmoor New Marshfield and two sisters Mrs Lee Coldren Columbus Mrs Roy Llewellyn New Marshfield.
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New Marshfield
Gwendolyn Dinsmoor
Waring School
Meveland
Ohio University
Fairmont Hospital
Cleveland
Guy Dinsmoor
M. P
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens
West Union Street
Claire Dinsmoor
Reese and
Rolland P Dinsmoor
Lee Coldren
Columbus
Roy Llewellyn
Vernon blocked from bond for Chauncey shooting case
Vernon Joe, 35, remained jailed after bond set at 1000 for shooting into H A Leiber home and 200 for carrying concealed weapons. Earlier charged March 15 by state prohibition commissioner H A Lines, he awaited additional Chauncey court charges. Vernon linked to confession from Clint Wyskiver of Orbiston.
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Joe Vernon
H. A. Leiber
Chauncey
Prohibition
Vernon
H. A. Lines
Bond
M. B. Tucker
Chauncey Justice of the Peace
A. E. Johnson
Clint Wyskiver
Orbiston
Woman hunted in murder case linked to barrel death
In Bellaire on April 27 a man named Angelo Barbini, 34, was found dead in a whisky barrel beside the road with a rope around his neck and nails driven into his head. A woman believed to have been with him the night before is missing and sought by authorities in Wheeling.
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Bellaire
Angelo Barbini
Barbini
Wheeling
Editor to Speak at Athens County WCTU Institute
Athens county W C T U institute will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday. Mrs Lucy Van Kirk editor of the Ohio Messenger will speak. First session 10 o'clock in the morning.
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Ww. Cc. T. U
Athens County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Presbyterian Church
Lucy van Kirk
The
Ohio Messenger
Confession Links Man to Murder in New York Trial
Henry Judd Gray testified that he blamed the crime on the woman Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder during the Snyder murder trial. The confession was presented as evidence showing a shift from his own will to influence by the wife in Long Island City.
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Henry Gray
Snyder
Long Island City
N. Y
O.R
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Gray
Ruth Brown Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Mrs. Wells
Billy
Mother
Dal Romaine
Dal
Continue Fighting Foreign Sailors On Yangtze
Foreign sailors aboard Yangtze river warships and Chinese ashore continue clashes today, the admiralty said in a communiqué. The latest foreign vessel to fire was H M S Cockhafer near Chinkiang, replying with six inch guns.
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London
U.R
Yangtze River
Admiralty
H. M. S. Cockhafer
Chinkiang
Work of God as Hickman claims innocence prayer
John Hickman, in Columbus on April 27, heard that two Huntington West Virginia residents had made statements tending to his innocence in the murder of Chillicothe officer Dan Garrett. He thanked God, saying it is the work of God and that hope remained as he prayed.
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Columbus
U.P
John Hickman
Placid
Huntington
W. Va
Dan Garrett
Chillicothe
Boy Stanley Etheil Found After Nine Months
Stanley Etheil, 14, missing for nine months, has been located in El Centro California, according to a report from Sheriff E Cillett of Middletown.
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Stanley Etheil
el Centro
Cal
Sheriff & E. Cillett
Attorneys Seek New Trial for Teen Slain Mother Case
Floyd Hewitt 16, convicted of killing Mrs. Fred Brown and her 5-year-old son, faces an August 10 death sentence. His lawyers led by PD. F. Dunlavey prepared to file a motion for a new trial in Jefferson on April 27.
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A.R
Floyd Hewitt
Fred Brown
Hewitt
PD. F. Dunlavey
T. Q
Curtis
Billy Whelly
Nyda Lomax
Winnie Shelton
Billy
Nyda
Winnie
Dal Roaine
Clay Curtis
Mrs. Wells
Truman
Romaine
Cal
Eddie Banning
Dal
India
Colfax
Youth case seeks new trial before Judge Sargent
P. R. Hogue and another movant request a new trial before Judge Charles R. Sargent. If denied, they plan to carry the fight for the youth’s life to the court of appeals.
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P. R. Hogue
Charles R. Sargent
Court of Appeals
Bank cashier refuses to discuss alleged irregularities
Charles Stout, cashier of College Corner Banking Company, refused to discuss alleged irregularities in the bank's ace count. He is under arrest and waived extradition. The bank sits in Ohio at College Corner, with Stout living on the Indiana side.
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College Corner Banking Company
Hamilton
U.P
Harles Stout
College Corner
Ohio
Indiana
Stout
Boy Bounced Through Window, Breaks Leg
Four year old James McCarthy of Chelsea Massachusetts fell three stories after bouncing on a bed and bursting through an open window. He was hospitalized with a broken leg.
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Mass
U.P
James McCarthy
Robin nests on mop in Cincinnati porch scene
In Cincinnati on April 27 a robin began building a nest on a mop left in a latticed kitchen porch corner. Ralph C. Browne and his four children watched as the nest grew with straw and four blue eggs appeared, the bird becoming a two week tenant on the mop.
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Cincinnati
A.R
Ralph C. Browne
Honor Birthday Celebration For Mrs Lucy Windsor
Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs I T Runion to honor Mrs Lucy Windsor Lottridge on her eighty fourth birthday. A large cake with eighty four candles was centerpiece and music added to the festivities along with gifts including fifteen dollars.
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Lucy Windsor
Lottridge
Midol Brings Fast Menstrual Pain Relief
A promotional piece touts Midol as a natural safe remedy for menstrual pain. It claims quick relief in five to seven minutes and contrasts with habit forming drugs. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents and fits in a purse or pocket.
John Warner Appointed Executor for Charles Gressel Estate
Made JOHN WARNER had been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of CHARLES GRESSEL late of Athens County Ohio this 18th day of April A.
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John Warner
Charles Gressel
Athens County
Ohio
Poe
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