Oklahoma Ex-Governor Claims Ku Klux Influence in Politics
J C Iron Jack Walton, former Oklahoma governor and Democratic U S Senate candidate, declares in an exclusive International News Service piece that the Ku Klux Klan has penetrated national politics. He plans eastern city speeches to oppose the Klan and urges a nationwide fight to curb its power. He cites Democratic National Committee interference and Klans control in New York, Atlanta, and the South. He vows to press the issue in the forthcoming campaign and not rest until victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
U. S
Oklahoma
I. N
Oklahoma City
Ku Aux Klan
United States
W. Joseph Minons
Democratic National
New York City
Ates
Rvil
Atlanta
Democratic Party
Southland
Klan
Xas
Kansas
Senate
Registered Mail Burned in New York Inventory Found
Federal officials in New York catalogued contents of ten registered mail bags damaged by fire on a truck en route between post stations. Incident suspected incendiary origin, kept in a locked sack, with jewelry money and securities valued at several hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice
Bees York
Lexington Man Dies From Injuries After Fall
Charles W. Rinehart, 68, longtime superintendent of the Lexington water works and a prominent citizen, died today from injuries suffered two weeks earlier when he fell from a tree. He had been hospitalized in Ga Bbus hospital and was moved there last week for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exuw
Polish Police Repel Russian Bandits at Frontier
Polish military police engaged bandits in Volynia province driving them back from the frontier. One Polish officer was killed and another wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Volynia
Ned
Rail Time Card for Athens Trains and Schedules
Daily and local rail departures and arrivals listed for Athens with multiple lines including K and M trains Hocking Valley Baltimore and Ohio and local services. Timings cover northbound southbound east and westbound departures with notes on daily and Sunday services and local trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
Kenney Family Annual Reunion Near Fleasarton
The Kenney family held its annual reunion on Sunday August 24 at the old Kenney farm south of Pleasanton with 126 attendees bringing lunch baskets. Music came from Lawrence Braley and the congregation. a noon dinner followed with a business meeting deciding next year’s Labor Day reunion and a fuller program. Attendees included numerous Kenney relatives and spouses from Cincinnati Columbus Albany Athens White Hall Fisher Chase Pleasanton and Bates with many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
Kenney Farm
Pleasanton
Lawrence Braley
Frank Kinkead
Cyrus Gilmore
Cincinnati
Alva Leighty
Columbus
Henry Dixon
Downington
E. Clarke
Albany
Wash McVay
Chas. Leighty
Eldon Kenney
Harry Bolton
Wyllis
Everette Haning
Ernest Helwig
James Bolton
Ira Haning
Helen Dixon
Harry Dixon
Thad Haning
Edd Brown
William Young
Frank Young
Chase
John Haning
Grant Bolin
Thomas Meighn
John Cuckler
Irank Martin
Wayne Kenney
Ed Martin
Frank Helwig
Peter Sargent
Webster Kenney
Stella Eggleston
Ruth Morrison
Athens
Mr. Marshall Dixon
Athens County Wins State Tax Share in August Settlement
Athens county auditor Fred Cornwell announced the August tax settlement with the state. The county will receive 154 530 90 of 505 320 07 total with allocations to roads 42 337 23 and prison construction 5 095 21. Other funds include salaries 31 752 93 and school funds 249 063 48 with towns receiving 49 480 9 and the state 5 059 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Fred Cornwell
Inheritance Tax Enriches Athens County
Inheritance taxes paid in Athens County for the first six months amounted to 12,766 dollars. The state will receive 5,368.35 dollars while county refunds total 668.44 dollars and district refunds 343.75 dollars. Athens Township and several towns and townships receive various allocations from the tax proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Fred Cornwell
Athens
Dover
Rome Township
Troy Township
Athens Township
Glouster
Canaan Township
Albany
Ames Township
Prince of Wales rests after tug of war and broom contest
On board liner Berenga Ria the Prince of Wales rested after his participation in a tug of war and a broom and pillow contest against a tall American challenger. He showed no signs of fatigue despite the strenuous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Hero of Sea Disaster Survives Shanghai Sinks
The Shanghai a Chinese junk bound from Norway to New York was driven onto White Point Shoals off Canso in a fierce storm. All aboard were saved including De Witt Wells former New York City municipal judge and his son Weil Chandler Chapman and two Norwegian seamen. A crewman Bryndessen sacrificed by leaping overboard to secure a line to shore. The ship broke apart while the rescue continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halipax
Shanghai
Norway
New York
White Point Shoals
Canso
de Witt Wells
New York City
Day Weil
Wells
Chandler Chapman
Ihe Bryndessen
North Atlantic
Girl Confesses Part In Jewelry Robbery
Dorothy Kelley an actress confessed to police that she and her husband James Burns and Harry Chance looted the Maden Lane jewelry store Feldenheimer and Jacoby of $100 000 in unset stones. The gems were sold for $6 000 with $1 650 spent on a spree. Burns Chance denied involvement as $4 250 was found on Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Kelley
James Burns
Harry Chance
Maiden Lane
Feldenheimer and Jacoby
End Kidney Troubles with Marsh Root Prescription 777
A health notice promotes Dr Carey marsh root prescription 777 as the best cure for kidney issues. It claims backache puffiness and clammy hands indicate kidney poison and urges readers to buy the liquid or tablet remedy from a druggist for 75 cents.
Dear Annie Laurie Love Advice Column Panel Debates Age Gap
A twenty year old girl asks about marrying a younger foreign boyfriend who cannot support her. Critics note age difference and family opposition, while the suitor supports a large family. Parents warn against marrying without stability and caution about long term luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Bolks
Davis to name campaign chairman for Ohio fall drive
In Columbus on August 28 Republican gubernatorial nominee Harry L. Davis prepared to select a campaign chairman for the seven member committee to manage the state drive. Davis planned to confer with advisers and announce the choice soon. Possible appointees include J. O. Mills of Columbus or D. R. Jones of Cleveland. An advisory county representation and a 22 member executive group will guide the effort under the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Committee of Seven
State Central Committee
Davis
J. O. Mills
D. R. Jones
Cleveland
Grasshoppers for Bait Catch Okanagan Farmers
Farmers in Okanagan Washington advertise in city papers selling grasshoppers by the quart as trout bait. Proceeds will fund buying poisons to destroy the plague of grasshoppers sweeping the region.
Ohio Soldiers Plan Findlay Reunion with Pershing
Logan Ohio August 28 Former members of the 37th Division plan the annual Findlay reunion from August 31 to September 2. The event will feature General John J. Pershing and other notables, with additional organization reunions during the week and a large turnout anticipated from Hocking County.
Robinson and Johnson Family Reunion Set for Albany Area
The Robinson and Johnson families plan a reunion on Sunday August 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lafe Andrews near Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson and Johnson
Mrs Lafe Andrews
Albany
Governor's Race Opens At Fair With Silver Cup Prize
Director of Agriculture Truax predicted 100000 attendees for the fair today, citing past Governor's Days and large crowds this year. Governor Donahey toured the grounds early, with an extra attraction the $3000 Governor's Race for 3 year old horses and a silver cup for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truax
Donahey
School Ventilation Program Aims to Engage Silent Children
Fragmentary report hints at a committee plan for a school ventilation program and lessons to awaken interest in silent or withdrawn children. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Sleepy Children School Proposal Raises LCC Discussion
London County Council education officials study the need for a school for sleepy pupils unable to stay awake in class. The plan aims to provide specialized treatment and structured routines to improve alertness and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London County Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loren Peerson
Kansas City
Donald
Raytown
Bates City
Tron Wgk
Democrat
J.C. Walton
Wew
Lexington
Ata 3
Pete
Saturday Evening Post
Ford
Peter McKinley
Kenny
Fleasarton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Henry C. Suitu
Box 6
Conn
Ydia E. Pinkham
Ohio
G.O. P
Okanagan, Wash
Findlay
Reunion
Gibson Pharmacy
The
Bank of Athen
Cleveland Real Estate Bonds
Schultz Brothers .Co
Nian Trust Duildind
Coaline
Vic Donahey
B. M. Covert
Portland Cement Association
Farmers Bank
Pittsburgh
Pup
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!