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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1926
Page
8
Meyers a leading figure spoke at a college event on democracy and student involvement. The discussion touched on labor relations, summer factory placements for students, and hosting classes with the Round Table group.
Authorities think 18 year old cottage boy Clara Olson killed his sweetheart and fled north toward Canada. Investigators in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin pursue leads suggesting the suspect moved northward after disappearance. High uncertainty surrounds the case with officials focusing on Canadian whereabouts.
Washington Dec 11 The chances of a tax rebate this session weakened when Representative Tilson Republican Connecticut majority leader shifted support for applying the existing surplus to reducing the public debt rather than to tax cuts.
Several southeastern Ohio men were indicted by the federal grand jury after a session in Columbus. James Newby of Athens faces a narraette sale charge while James Heathen of Athens is charged with robbing the Lathrop post office. Raymond Colting of Mapleport and Clarence Littie of Cheshire are named in a freight theft scheme involving about 210000 dollars in shipments from Columbus yards.
Detroit Dodge News notes Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent plans a Christmas issue claiming the International Jew controls global press business theater motion picture education and financial centers including the U S Federal Reserve.
Pirrung, 41, was sentenced today to a life term in the Ohio penitentiary for the murder of Patrolman Gwen Burns. He will arrive at the penitentiary Monday, less than five weeks after the crime, setting a record for speedy justice in Jefferson County.
French pianist E. Robert Schmitz will perform fifteen numbers at the men's gymnasium at 7 30 pm Monday as part of Ohio University music and lecture series. The program spans Bach to Debussy with works by Chopin and Ravel, reflecting Schmitz’s Parisian training and European tours. He is expected to join the national student conference in Milwaukee thereafter.
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