Quarrel Over Old Hen Said To Have Caused Killing
Robert Sharp 29 admits killing Frank Courtney 34 in Doanville on Saturday night in a dispute over moonshine whiskey and an old hen. Courtney, a former soldier in the 308th Engineers, died at the scene. Sharp is jailed without bond as prosecutors prepare murder charges.
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State Department denies note to French on Russo Polish area
Washington reports that State Department officials disclaimed knowledge of a U S government note to France on the Russo Polish area. White House refused to discuss a Paris dispute, stating the note was not sent and there was no communication through official channels.
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Roosevelt Era Speech Cummings Urges League of Nations Pact
Hyde Park ceremony features Homer Cummings former Democratic official explaining a national act to advance peace. He warns against vagueness and urges U S entry into the league, stressing education, labor, and rural development as vital needs.
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Squirrel Season Opens September 15 in State
Columbus reports the squirrel hunting season opens September 15 and runs to October 20. A Baxter, chief of the state fish and game bureau, warns hunters that violators will be prosecuted though licenses show August 20 as the date due to aLegislative change and printing errors.
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Baxter
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Archbishop Mannix Arrives in Cornwall Aboard British Destroyer
Archbishop Daniel Mannix of Australia lands at Penzance Cornwall after transfer from a British destroyer. He sails toward London while thousands of Irish supporters await in Liverpool. Officials confirm the move as tensions rise over his advocacy for an Irish republican stance.
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Villa Prepared to Meet Threats in Coahuila Raid
In Coahuila Mexico authorities closed all saloons as a precaution while General Ane Franc leads forces in a possible raid. The situation involves the army and local police bracing for potential trouble as tensions rise.
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Legislators to Honor Harding Visit by Ohio Officials
Ohio legislators and current and former general assembly members plan a trip to pay homage to Harding. A senior official will deliver a tribute as a loving cup in appreciation of past service and the visit will include a formal acknowledgment.
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Ohio General
Ion
Fragmentary World War II dispatches from Warsaw
A garbled wartime message from Warsaw via Austria mentions enemy forces near Tereshoi and movements around Vindizate and Volmer, with references to Polish positions and nautical or coastal locations. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or identities.
Strikers Return Talks Amid Transit Standstill
Amid streetcar and jitney disruption thousands ride by jitneys as talks proceed. Major General Leonard Wood expected to arrive to assess local conditions and the disposition of troops in the department.
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Honorable Peace Sought by Poland Emphasized in League Session
Fragmentary report notes Poland called for honorable peace at a League of Nations session. The message urged continued efforts toward ending war, urging cooperation and restraint among member nations.
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Coal cars scattered west show misused rail assets
Probe into coal car movements reveals widespread overloading and off switches across Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana. Officials complain railroads divert coal cars from mines for oil field casing and high revenue, causing unemployment higher prices and public hardship.
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Couple held in alleged shoplifting spree near Athens
A couple was arrested after police linked them to shoplifting at Jacobs store and other Court Street incidents Saturday night. A gray Ford with Illinois plates driven by Moore led officers to the arrests as readers reported dropped jewelry and clothing later recovered near their home.
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Jacobs diamond missing as search fails finds none
A wide search for the Jacobs diamond proved fruitless on Sunday afternoon. Moore presented a check to Henry & Sister to cover costs for two items found on West Union street. The Moores are held in the county jail awaiting the prosecuting attorney's arrival.
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Masons Lodge No 25 Meeting Notice
Paramathia Lodge No 25 F c A M calls a meeting Tuesday evening August 10 at 7 80 o clock. Important business requires a large attendance of the membership.
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Woman Almost Dies From Gas Attempt at East Mill Home
At about 9 o clock neighbors found a woman in Mrs Reeder's home unconscious with gas escaping from her face. Henry Walker, visiting 90 year old Mrs Reeder, reported the attempt. The woman is expected to recover as of noon her condition improved. Mr Walker works at the mines and the Walkers came to Athens from Indiana years ago.
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P. Reeder
Raineer
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Indiana
Congressman Fess Endorses Brown for Senate Bid
Columbus reports Congressman Simeon D. Fess of Ohio's seventh district backs Walter F. Brown for United States senator. Fess, trustee of Antioch College, is noted as a prominent political figure and chautauqua speaker shaping this endorsement.
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Greene
Fayette
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Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable phrases with scattered letters and partial words. No coherent event, names, or locations emerge to form a factual summary or identify a person, organization, or date.
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Announcement From Canton Letters General Aug
A note from Canton dated in August reports an official statement from a General regarding Critchfield Is one contest status and related out of contest declaration. The letter confirms the action and its implications for the ongoing matter.
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Entente Leaders Plot Aid for Polish Army in Poland Front
Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand discuss blockade and a defensive front in Poland to allow French and British troops to fight alongside Poles. Plans call for joint action with Romania, Greek troops replacing Turkish forces, and coordination with Marshal Foch and Field Marshal Wilson. The Minsk talks aim to arrange an armistice and reduce Soviet forces with Allied support.
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