Albany Board of Education Cleared in Teacher Dismissal Suit
A jury awarded Ame lie Wagoner 288 dollars after a suit against the Albany board of education over her firing from Albany High School. The board claimed she taught home economics and commercial subjects and gave pupils phenomints as laxatives as a joke. Wagoner admitted the act but contended it was not malicious. She sought settlement for lost pay during two months of the 1924-1925 school year.
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Albany Board of Education
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Body disinterment refused in diphtheria case in Ohio
The state court declined to order disinterment of Harrison, young son of Opher Harrison, who died in October after diphtheria illness. Coroner Myles Perry announced the decision, noting the petition claimed the death was caused by diphtheria.
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Special Services in Canaan Township Church Events
Canaanville notes two church events with holiday season gatherings. A morning service at 10 30 with Rev H J Holcombe officiating. An evening Christmas program and tree event at the M E church on Thursday at 7.
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Andrews Flays Extravagance in Prohibition Probe
Washington Dec 16 General L C Andrews the dry czar issued a strict injunction forbidding vagrant expenditure of government funds in the investigation of prohibition cases He criticised the action of federal agents following the arrest of two employees at a fashionable Washington hotel through a decoy banquet costing 229 dollars for entertainment
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Burns sleuth under arrest in Akron case
Edward Doc Hams 36 Burns detective arrested in Akron on charges of iron and assault. Donald White 32 a tax collector and Williams linked to Burns investigations testify before grand jury. Alien O Myers, William J Burns aide, named as witness in the case.
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Wu Chang Students Rally Besieging Governor’s Mansion
Six thousand Wu Chang students surrounded the governor’s mansion in Hankow with the governor facing troops armed with bayonets. The confrontation followed an arrest of suspected demon colleagues as authorities struggled to restore order.
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Italy’s Queen in Bordighera Medical Update
Italy reports Queen Margherita in Bordighera showing no improvement after health issue. The famous specialist, Dr. from Turin, was summoned to assess her condition.
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Trotsky Finds Flaws in Regime of Soviet Rulers
Moscow December 17 Leon Trotsky reports to comrades that progress under Communism remains flawed. He says Soviet goods are costly and low quality and culture is weak. He urges foreign engineers to help Russia catch up and admits the regime still uses profitable production incentives from capitalism.
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Women help tip Chelsea mayoral vote amid federal indictment
In Chelsea Massachusetts on December 16 women cast a heavy vote that aided the reelection of Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley who faces federal indictment in the bootleggers and liquor manufacturers union case.
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Probing Body of U S A Waits Word From Governor
Acting President Rightmire and the Ohio State University investigation committee awaited Governor Donahey's reply on charges of faculty and student disaffection and the spread of communistic doctrines at OSU. State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald named potential informants, though details were not released. The probe follows the arrest of part time English instructor Dabney Horton for liquor offenses.
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Ohio State
Detective in Marietta Arrested for Liquor Violations
George Dean a claimed Pinkerton detective is jailed awaiting arraignment before Squire O Neill on liquor law charges. Special Officer Jess Love arrested Dean after a search of the Alva Jones home near Rockland uncovered a still and about a gallon of liquor. Jones and H B Spencer were also jailed.
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Utilities pay large taxes to Ohio utilities
C I Weaver of Springfield told the Columbus Gyro club that Ohio public utility concerns pay 45 dollars and 69 cents per minute in taxes over the year including nights Sundays and holidays.
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Ohio
C. I. Weaver
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Frat Dances Probed and Local Crime Headlines
FRAT DANCES PROBED HACKENSACK N J The board of education investigates two high school fraternity dances with petting parties and hip flasks noted. TEN HOLDUPS IN 24 HOURS NEW YORK Ten holdups with robberies ranging from 65 to 5000 dollars reported in the city within a day. Local items list residents visiting and traveling between Columbus Cincinnati Chillicothe Glouster and other towns with multiple mentions of family and moves. Moonshine arrests near Londonderry and railroad agent changes complete the snippet.
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Board of Education
New York
Toledo Slugger Suspect Arrested After Nine More Attacks
In Toledo on December 16 police arrested 28 year old Joseph Luczka and believe he is the slugger who has terrorized West End women, adding nine victims to the list.
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Leading criminologist Sir Basil Thomson arrested in Hyde Park
London authorities detained Sir Basil Thomson, famed criminologist, over the weekend on a charge involving a woman, according to the Evening News.
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Hyde Park
Evening News
New York Sees First Heavy Snowfall of Season
New York reports its first heavy snow fall of the season with weather experts predicting a white Christmas as the city endures widespread snow today.
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New York
Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids
An ad announces a new unguent for immediate relief from hemorrhoid pain and swelling. The product claims instant action, germ-killing effects, and tissue healing with a money-back guarantee. Available at Cline's Gibson's Benes Drug Co. and Lasha's Drug.
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Mustard Rub In Solid Form Backed By Liniment Claim
A liniment style mustard rub offers quick relief for sore muscles stiff neck back pains rheumatism neuralgia sprains and chest colds. It promises faster circulation and penetrating warming comfort available at Lash's Drug Store.
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