Federal Mine Car To Aid Safety Campaign In Athens County
State and federal mine officials explained plans at a public meeting in the Athens County Courthouse. A U S Bureau of Mines car will arrive in January to station at central points for night classes and mine instruction on first aid rescue and accident prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sma
Hocking Valley
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Athens County
Long
J. J. Forbes
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Millfield
Trustees Chosen for Athens Community Welfare Association
The Athens Community Welfare Association elected new trustees for two year and one year terms at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Appointees include Dr. John S. Berry W B Lawrence Dr Frank S Salisbury and Mrs Co C Bird for two years while Judge S M Johnson Robert Hess and Mrs O D Morrison will serve one year. An advisory council will assist in gathering data on charity relief. A new officers meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Community Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Johns. Berry
W. B. Lawrence
Frank S. Salisbury
Co. C. Bird
S. M. Johnson
Robert Hess
O. D. Morrison
Community Welfare Assection
Athens
Frank S. Roach
At Athens Community Chestpaign
Welfare Association
Board of ‘Trustees
Pofficers
CC. M. Gill
W. A. Carpenter
Secetary
College men choose a Great Dane as fraternity mascot
At Northwest University in Evanston on December 19, Beta ta Pi members sought a mascot. Police Freeman arranged a Great Dane puppy, about nine months old, to be delivered by bus with a blanket. The dog, whisked in by Farley, excited students as it trotted in and was taken home by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
U.P
Beta Ta Pi
Northwest University
Pres- Farley
Freeman
Farley
Tragic Death of 4Yearold in Akron Truck Collision
Donald Moss age four was killed when struck by a truck as he walked home from church after a Christmas carol rehearsal in Akron. The accident occurred near his residence and police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Donald Moss
Rom
Women Outshoot Men in Annual Hunt of Buffalo
In House Rock Valley Arizona 40.R the last wild herd dwindled to 87 head as the annual hunt closed. Two Phoenix and Tucson women led the honors by killing bigger animals and stopping the eight men. Cowboys and automobiles accompanied the hunt funded by the state to preserve young buffalo.
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Phoenix
Ariz
America
House Rock Valley
FE. V
Tarbell
Emma K. Haynie
Tucson
Akron Girl Wins 15000 in Breach of Promise Suit
Miss Vera Adams of Akron, 18, was awarded 15000 dollars in a Federal Court breach of promise suit against Fred Gray. The case centered on a claimed paternity and Gray’s denial of seeing Adams in the year before the birth. Gray described a drug store incident as embarrassing and hurtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Vera Adams
Akron
Fred Gray
Rainelle
John Raine
Miss Adams
Susie Hostetler
Gray
Hhavielle
McClintic
Prohibition Questioned by Judge Clark in The Country
Federal Judge William T. Clark rules prohibition illegal since the people did not pass on it. He suggests the Supreme Court will reverse, as the high court may slow to condemn decade of anti bootlegging measures and related crimes. Clark asserts the people cannot respect laws they do not pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Clark
Clark
O. N. T. Clark
Supreme Court
Henry Ford's Cold Weather Car Incident
Henry Ford says he believes in motoring even in cold weather. On a trip from Washington to Detroit his car collided with another but the crash was not serious. He laughed, had the damaged vehicle to a Ford agency, received another car, and continued to Detroit.
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Henry Ford
Washington
Detroit
Mr. Ford
Ford Agency
Local Toy Shop Seeks $10 More for Candy Fund
The Messenger Toy Shop Christmas candy fund needs ten more dollars to reach its 25 dollar quota. Athens group has raised 15 dollars toward providing candy bags with toys for Athens County's needy children. Small contribution boxes are in local stores and distribution to toys begins Monday with hopes to bag candy on Saturday.
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Messenger Toy Shop
Athens, Ori
Athens County
Athens
Anecdote Hint About Mr Continued on Page
Brief clipped note hints at an anecdote connected to Mr with a continuation on the next page. The fragment suggests a storytelling aside tied to an ongoing feature or column and invites readers to follow the continuation. The exact details are not present in this excerpt.
Sheriff and ex-sheriff face restitution for jail profits
Columbus report shows present Columbiana County sheriff and former sheriff owe nearly ten thousand dollars to the county treasury for profits pocketed from feeding prisoners. George Wright, former sheriff, owes 6815.10 including 6677.10 profit and 138.00 in conveyance fees, per the State Auditor’s findings.
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Columbus
Columbiana County
Tracy
R. M. Horn
George Wright
Ohio Standard to buy 10000 shares of small telephone firms
The Public Utilities Commission authorized the Ohio Standard Telephone Company of Columbus to purchase 10 000 shares of no par common stock in 29 Ohio telephone companies. Among the firms listed are Jackson County Telephone Company with 1 121 shares and the Pomeroy and Middleport Telephone Company with 71 shares.
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Columbus
Dec
Ohio Standard Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Jackson County Telephone Company
Pomeroy and Middleport Telephone Company
Peony Grower L J Germann Dies in Van Wert
L J Germann owner of the Wahnfieid Gardens and a well known peony grower died at his Van Wert home today from heart disease.
Indicted 275 to be arraigned on two December dates
Assistant U S District Attorney William B Bartels announced that 275 people indicted by the Federal Grand Jury will be arraigned next Monday and December 29. The release notes the arraignments occur in Columbus and lists the total indictments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
U. S. District Attorney
William B. Bartels
New Air Service Planned Cleveland to Chicago Route
A subsidiary of the Stinson Cord Corporation will start a Cleveland Detroit Toledo Chicago air service here next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Stinson-Cord Corporation
Appeals Court Upholds Embezzlement Conviction in Ohio
PORTSMOUTH Ohio December 19 The District Appeals Court sustains the embezzlement conviction of David A Breinig Waverly former Scioto County highway superintendent for 880 state funds He faces a sentence of three to ten years The court cites provisions of the new state criminal code allowing prosecutor to amend indictments after grand jury action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
U.P
David A. Breinig
Waverly
Scioto County
District Appeals Court
Breinig
O'Donnell credited with thwarting Brilliant post office robbery
John ODonnell, 33, a steel worker from Steubenville, is credited with stopping four men attempting to break into the Brilliant post office. No injuries were reported and the assailants fled. ODonnell alerted authorities and aided in the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
John O'Donnell
Brilliant
O'Donnell
Three Columbus men charged in Capitol Loan Company robbery
Earl Strait Roy Tyler and Oscar Marshall were arrested in Chillicothe after a night theft at Capitol Loan Company. The loot amounted to 25 dollars.
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Chillicothe
Earl Strait
Roy Tyler
Oscar Marshall
Columbus
Capitol Loan Company
Chicago Judge Wars on Gangs
Judge John H. Lyle in Chicago leads a crackdown on gangsters by imposing high bail figures and stiff sentences. His stance aims to end the underworld's reign in the city.
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Chicago
John H. Lyle
Judge Lyle
Underworld
World Court defeat stirs Will Rogers on Hoover
Hollywood humorist lampoons the World Court decision as a defeat for Hoover calling the move a laughable court and condemning U S judges and bonds while critics say the papers mock the administration and its obligations.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hoover
Escaped Maniac Blamed For Brother's Home Fire
Joseph Kaylor one of six Matteawan escapees blamed for a fire that destroyed his brother John Kaylor’s home endangering five people. Fire Chief Gustave Falkey called it a pyromaniac act after ruins were examined. The fire alarm system and hydrant were tampered with as search efforts led by Kannemann continued.
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North Bellmore
L. J
Au.p
Joseph Kaylor
Matteawan State Hospital
John Kaylor
Gustave Falkey
Burlesque Actress Tells Buckley Slaying Tale
Detroit December 19. A grand jury investigating the slaying of militant radio announcer Jerry Buckley will hear from Margaret Owen a 22 year old burlesque soubrette who says she lured Buckley to his death in a downtown hotel lobby. Owen has been in a psychopathic ward since November 29 after allegedly being given poisoned liquor by a gangster on the eve of a murder trial where she was to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Jerry Buckley
Margaret Owen
Buckley
Receiving Hospital
NY Stock Exchange employees to receive $75,000 Christmas bonus
Christmas bonus of 75000 will be distributed to about 2500 New York Stock Exchange workers. Each worker will get 24 percent of annual salary. Last year a 10 percent bonus was paid for extra trading work while banks in the city were distributing 2 to 10 percent bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Iron Rule Likely to Prevail in Spain After Revolts
Madrid reports indicate a military rule may last indefinitely after revolutionary outbreaks. In Alcante province a Foreign Legion train was halted when citizens wrecked railroad tracks, marking the strongest challenge to the government’s return to normalcy.
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Madrid
U.R
Spain
Alcante
Foreign Legion
Curtis Is Honored At White House Dinner Event
Washington reports a White House dinner for Vice President Curtis continued the social season. Mra Edward Everett Gann sat to the president's right as hostess. More than 40 guests attended including Gov. Burgess of the Canal Zone, AFL head William Green, UP Associations president Karl Bickel, and novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart among others.
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Washington
U.R
White House
Curtis
Mra
Edward Everett Gann
Hoover
Harry Burgess
Canal Zone
Burgess
William Creen
American Federation of Labor
Karl A. Bickel
United Press Associations
Leighton and Pauline Frederick Win Annulment in Fraud Case
Beverly Hills judge grants an annulment to hotel owner Hugh G. Leighton from Pauline Frederick after Leighton testified his wife of seven months treated him like a butler. Frederick did not contest. the marriage was by fraud claim. The couple wed in New York last April.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
U.P
Hugh G. Leighton
Pauline Frederick
William C. Doran
Leighton
Wfe
New York
Federal judges disagree on Eighteenth Amendment ruling
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley described Judge William T. Clark’s ruling that the Eighteenth Amendment is invalid as without merit. Lindley, in a related case, overruled a motion to quash an indictment against George Morris of Streator for operating a still.
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Chicago
William T. Clark
New Jersey
Walter C. Lindley
Lindley
Clark
George Morris
Streator
Rockne Enters Mayo Clinic to Check Old Leg Injury
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne entered Mayo Clinic for a thorough examination after fearing a relapse of his former leg ailment. Dr C J Barborzka announced the tests were to determine current condition and necessary treatment.
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Rockne
Rochester
Minn
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Mayo Clinic
C. J. Barborka
Fritz Reinder resigns as Cincinnati Symphony director
Fritz Reinder quits as director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and will be succeeded by Eugene Goossens, director of the Rochester New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Reinder
Cincinnati
U.P
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goossens
Rochester, N. Y
Philharmonic
Findings against Bloomfield mayor for undeposited fines
Findings for recovery totaling 2424.85 dollars are made against Mayor W. A. McNary of Bloomfield for undeposited fines in a report filed with State Auditor Tracy by examiners W. C. Jones and C. L. Mathews.
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Columbus
W. A. McNary
Bloomfield
W. C. Jones
C. L. Mathews
Shepard murder trial nears end in federal court
Kansas City, Dec 19 Major Charles A. Shepard at 59 faces a murder trial for killing his 37 year old wife to marry a 24 year old girl. The case proceeded in Federal Court as testimony wrapped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
U.P
Charles A. Shepard
Evidence Gathers For Al Capone Electric Chair
Chicago reports that Judge John H. Lyte and officials seek to indict Scarface Al Capone on murder charges a 1920s saloon slaying of Joseph Howard and the 1924 Big Tim Colosimo case. Validating witnesses now willing to testify, efforts aim to bring Capone into custody via a vagrancy warrant.
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Chicago
U.P
Scarface al Capone
John H. Lyte
Municipal Court
Capone
Lyte
Chicago Safety Council
Lyle
Joseph Howard
Big Tim’ Colosimo
Colosime
Howard
Hunt Bandits With Planes In Alabama Swamp Chase
In Stafford Alabama a 500‑strong posse launched a dawn hunt for four bank robbers pursued into Bogue Chitto Swamp after robbing Mation Junction Bank of over $5,000. Bloodhounds and airplanes joined sheriffs deputies and National Guardsmen from Selma and Montgomery to trap the escaped trio.
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Montgomery
Ala
Meridian
Miss
Selma
R. L. Hammer
Sheriff Hammer
Big Joke on Boys in Cleveland
An 18-year-old boy posing as a young woman named Maryn wore expensive clothes and dated men, tricking detectives after being arrested for buying clothes on someone else’s account. He claimed a husband would be angry, while a laundry worker accomplice played along, and the ruse amused him with the mock romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Maryn
Driver Hits Malone in Columbus. Man Dies
In Columbus on December 19 Joseph T. Malone 72 died after injuries sustained when he was struck by an automobile. Local authorities reported the fatality as the incident's outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Joseph T. Malone
Mary McNinch Wins National Temperance Essay Prize
Mary Groome McNinch daughter of Frank McNinch of North Carolina nominated by President Hoover for the Federal Power Commission has won a $50 prize in a national temperance essay contest sponsored by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Miss McNinch recently elected the prettiest girl at Queens-Chicora College Raleigh is a musician and athlete.
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Mary Groome McNinch
Frank McNinch
North Carolina
Hoover
Federal Power Commission
McNinch
Queens-Chicora College
Raleigh N. C
Blame State For Theft of Fight Million
Los Angeles report says California State is morally responsible for conditions that allowed Gilbert H. Heesemyer to embezzle $8,000,000 from the Guaranty Building and Loan Association. A mass meeting blamed the Building and Loan Commission for failure to properly supervise. Clarence L. Kincaid was elected chairman of a temporary organization uniting depositors, who may recover 60 to 70 percent of their investment certificates. State Examiner Milton Shaw said directors and stockholders could be wiped out if deposits are paid.
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Los Angeles
Dee
U.R
Guaranty Building and Loan Association
Milton ©. Shaw
Building and Loan Commission
Shaw
Honeymoon interrupted as Oxford bride held for observation
The wife of a supposed English aristocrat was brought to Worcester State Hospital for observation after a Worcester wedding. Dr William H Ryan and Deputy Sheriff Arthur Keefe escorted the bride from a Boston hotel. The groom Bramwell, listed as Commander Sir William Harold Bramwell, sailed to Europe aboard the Mauretania where he works as a ship's clerk.
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Worcester
Mass
Barbara Buffum
Oxford
Worcester State Hospital
William H. Ryan
Arthur Keefe
Boston
W. Bramwell
Sir William Harold Lrarawell
Royal Navy
Europe
Mauretania
Bramwell
Radio link connects Legion posts worldwide for Christmas
From 10,000 feet above the Golden Gate an aerial radio land line and cable tie joined American Legion posts worldwide for Christmas greetings. Fourteen minutes later ships at sea and cities including Paris Guam Buenos Aires New York Honolulu Manila and London sent replies sparking a rapid international exchange.
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San Francisco
U.P
Golden Gate
American Legion
Paris
Guam
Buenos Aires
New York
Honolulu
Manila
London
Brothers Charged With First Degree Murder In Rogers Death
Prosecutor D. H. Peoples filed first degree murder charges against William Hunt and Perry Hunt, both bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate Fred W. Gilmore with out bond. Elmer Rogers, 65, was found dead near Pomeroy with the upper body burned.
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Pomeroy
D. H. Peoples
William Hunt
Perry Hunt
Elmer Rogers
Fred W. Gilmore
Blazing Torch Threatens WeWoka Oklahoma Town
The No. 1 Douglas well of the Deep Rock Oil Company in the Wewoka Townsite Pool exploded into a blazing torch. Wind from the west drives the flame as 6000 cubic feet of gas feed the blaze, endangering the city of 10,400 residents while crews struggle to control it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Wewoka
Okla
Deep Rock Oil Company
Douglas
Negro admits he murdered girl teacher in Missouri
Raymond Gunn a 28? ex convict confessed to killing Miss Velma Colter a 20 year old teacher at a country school four miles from Maryville Missouri. Authorities rushed him to another town fearing a mob and pieced together a case from a mud print shoe trace and townspeople sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Dee
U.P
Raymond Gunn
Paul R. Jones
Velma Colter
Fartie
Gunn
Auto
S J. Joseph
Jones
Missouri
Tanes
Miss Colter
Sec Oualy
Will of Miss Emmis L Carpenter Probated in Ohio
The will of the late Miss Emmis L Carpenter was filed in Hamilton County Ohio for probate. The estate valued at about 65 660 will be distributed among nephews and nieces per the will. Admiral Louis R DeSteiener US Navy is listed as a nephew who attended her burial in Athens Ohio alongside Col Rudolph Slattery.
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Emmis L. Carpenter
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Florence Stanley
California
Carpenter
Glendale
Calif
West Union Street
Athens
Admiral De«Steigner
Rudolph Slattery
New York City
Speedboat Albertina Fire Sinks After Pursuit Off Vineyard Light
Coast Guard units chased the rum-running Speedboat Albertina by six patrol boats off Vineyard Light near New Bedford Massachusetts. Crew members jumped into the water and were rescued while the blazing vessel, saturated with gasoline, sank before samples of its cargo could be taken for evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
U.P
Coast Guard
Vineyard Light
New Bedford
Mass
Junk dealer horsewhips boy over rag sale in Akron
Akron police sought a junk dealer who horsewhipped Dean Thompson, 9, after the boy refused to sell a sack of old rags. The incident was reported as police investigated the assault and sought the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dean Thompson
Community meeting at Strouds Run Schoolhouse
A community meeting is planned at Strouds Run Schoolhouse Sunday evening at 7 30 oclock. A program will be given and it will be a Christmas tree event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouds Run
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