Carthage Man Held for Trial on Whiskey Charge
Frank Parsons of Carthage township was arraigned in Athens on a whiskey selling charge. He pled not guilty and was held on an $800 bond with trial set for Friday December 28. In Columbus the Ohio Rainbow veterans schedule their annual convention for June 6-8, 1934, with over 10 000 expected attendees.
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Frank Parsons
Carthage Township
Athens
Mariner
Helwig
Parsons
Liberty
Columbus
Ohio Rainbow Veterans
Arma Kids for Town
Ohio State University professor C E Lively reports a census study showing rural counties with larger families bear higher child-rearing costs while cities attract more youths. He argues city taxpayers should fund rural schools libraries and similar services, since cities gain future citizens.
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Ohio State University
C. E. Lively
Ohio
Lively
Quitman Moves to Cut Down Sycamore Trees
Quitman officials consider an ordinance to remove sycamore trees on the ground they cause hay fever and to ban planting of new specimens in the future. The measure aims to curb pollen and reduce complaints while addressing street and public spaces.
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Quitman
Baltimore & Ohio to lay off 600 workers in Newark
In Newark Colorado six hundred Baltimore and Ohio employees will be laid off from December 22 to January 2. The notice was posted in local shops.
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Newark, CO
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens Megaphone lists winners in school beauty contest
The Athens High School paper reports Pinky Kyle won the men’s beauty contest with Pete McKinley second. For the girls, Margaret Sprague won and Amy Morgan was second. McKinley supporters call for a recount.
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Athens
Megaphone
Pinky
Kyle
Pete” McKinley
Margaret Sprague
Amy Morgan
McKinley
Court Notes Files Suit To Recover Damages For Injury
Edward Cooper of Doty Station sues the New York Central Railroad and Kanawha and Michigan Railroad firms in county court seeking 15 000 for injuries from a rail accident. He alleges an agent misrepresented the settlement of 250 for his injuries and that the amount was applied to the judgment. He says he was hospitalized eight weeks in West Charleston W Va. after the crane incident.
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Edward Cooper
Doty Station
New York Central ‘Railroad Company
Kanawha Land Michigan Railroad Company
Cooper
West Charleston
W. Va
Deaths Funerals James A Bryant Poston
James Allen Bryant 68 a Kentucky native and miner died Tuesday at his home. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 PM at the local church with burial in The Plains cemetery. He was a widower and is survived by sister Mrs Mary Elizabeth Snyder of Lincoln and nephew John Snyder of Poston.
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Poston
James Allen Bryant
Kentucky
Plains
Mary Elizabeth Snyder
Lincoln
John Snyder
Chester Grant in Turkey Cancelled
The Turkish government at Angora cancelled the Chester concessions granted to the Ottoman American Development Company. General George W. Goethals was said to be interested in the venture.
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London
Angora
Chester
Constantinople
Ottoman-American Development Company
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Negro Killer Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair
Youngstown Ohio December 19 William Hollis a Black man convicted of murdering Policeman Joseph Ruby of East Youngstown was sentenced to die in the electric chair March 28 by Judge Anderson. Hollis confessed but said he acted in self defense.
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Youngstown
William Hollis
Joseph Ruby
East Youngstown
Andersonate
Hollis
Creation of a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics Proposed
The bill by Senator Wadsworth of New York proposes a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics in the Commerce Department. A commissioner would lead the bureau which would oversee all commercial aviation in the United States including pilot licensing.
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Washington
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
United States
Arrest of Glouster Man for Breaking School Law
Harmon Carpenter of Glouster was arraigned before Magistrate Hedges on a charge of neglecting to send his son Albert to school. Carpenter pleaded guilty and was fined $5 with costs. the fine was suspended and costs paid.
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Harmon Carpenter
Glouster
Hedges
C. W. Porter
Carpenter
Albert
Trains Sever Arm Of B O Employee In Newark Incident
Claude Wallace a Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee stepped between tracks in front of an approaching train in Newark Pennsylvania last evening his left arm was severed and he suffered internal injuries.
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Newark, CO
Claude Wallace
Physician Sued by Girl Dope Victim
Kath ryn Tew a 26 year old stenographer of Atlanta filed a $100000 damages suit against Dr William D Roper alleging morphine was prescribed without her knowledge and caused addiction loss of job and social standing She claims care by Dr George C Mizell preceded the prescription and that she served eight months at the Georgia State Farm for drug use from May 9 to December 7 1923 The petition was filed in Superior Court by attorney Vester M Owenby.
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Atlanta
Kathryn Tew
William D. Roper
George C. Mizell
Miss Tew
Vester M. Owenby
Mother Fined for Whipping Teacher in Alabama
In Anniston Alabama Mrs Annie Willimon charged with assault after a confrontation over a schoolteacher whipping Willimon's son. The teacher Misa Mills claimed self defense during a scuffle for a whip. Willimon fined sixty dollars plus costs.
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Anniston
Ala
Jack Dempsey
Annie Williman
Misa Cleo Mills
Willimon
Little School
Mrs. Willlimon
Miss Mills
Beating Eggs for Creamy Custards and Puddings
Beating eggs with horizontal strokes keeps them from aerating and foaming too much. A small amount of water can prevent excessive froth, ensuring a smooth, creamy texture for custards and puddings.
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Mazie
Hrsbhse
Carthage
Waltham
Aurchase
Rogers
Alvin, Rogers’ 1847
Wm. Rogers & Son
Community Plate
Court House
Optometrist
Arma Kids
D. H. Moore
the Bond & Mortgage Investment Company
Lostro Bidg
Athens, Ohio
James A. Bryant
Chester Grant
Turkey
Bureau
Glouster Man
Stedman
The
F. F.C. Stedman Co
Walker’s Book Store
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court Street
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