Lack of Fear of Law and Old Methods of Detection Are Said Causes of Crime
United Press staff writer reports Ohio State University dean A Hittle cites lack of fear of the law, outdated crime detection, and public indifference as core crime causes in the United States. He urges modern police training and swift justice, noting loopholes in laws and racial attitudes hurt convictions.
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Columbus
Kidten States
A. Hittle
College of Law
Ohio State University
Tuttle
America
Dean Tuttle
Reed Entered For Presidency By Missouri Official
Senator Reed of Missouri was entered in presidential lists by Samuel W. Fordyce of St. Louis, Missouri. Fordyce said Reed will not seek re election to the Senate under any circumstances and issued the statement to counter rumors about a possible presidential bid.
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U.R
Reed
Missouri
Samuel W. Fordyce
St. Is
Missouri Biocratic State Committee
Senate
Wordyce
Central School Children to Give Christmas Program Thursday
Children from the Central school will present a Christmas program Thursday at 7 o clock in the high school auditorium. First to third grades sing, a second grade Christmas game, third grade drums with A Christmas Drum, nativity tableau by fourth to sixth grades, narrator Lorna Cooper, Mary Filleen Laird, Joseph James Hunsicker, angels and shepherds from glee clubs, wise men Hjalmer Olson Paul Tribe Solomon Rosenberg, and fourth graders as children.
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Bethlehem
Lorna Cooper
Narrator
Filleen Laird
Mary
James Hunsicker
Joseph
Girls’ Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Hjalmer Olson
Paul Tribe
Solomon Rosenberg
Judge Rules No Officer May Search Without Cause
Cleveland judge Manuel Levine of the court of appeals declared that no law officer may search an individual under guise of law. He cited the US Supreme Court ruling that the Eighteenth Amendment is not sacred than the Bill of Rights and that protection against search and seizure remains supreme.
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U.R
Manuel Levine
Court of Appeals
United
States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Dawn's new pilot leads ocean flight attempt to Copenhagen
Lieutenant Oscar Omdal, a Swedish airman, takes command of the Sikorsky amphibian Dawn as Frances Grayson plans to repeat her Atlantic crossing toward Copenhagen.
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Frances Grayson
Atlantic
Copenhagen
Upstreamers Class Plans December Meeting and Dinner
Members of the Upstreamers class at the first Christian church will meet and hold a Christmas supper Thursday at 5 30 p m. Those without a definite announcement should call Catherine Minameyer, committee chairperson.
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First Christian Church
Catherine Minameyer
Bellevue Loses Supreme Court Decision
Columbus report states the city of Bellevue suffered a decisive loss in the Supreme Court on December 21, as reported by U.R. officials.
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U.R
Bellevue
Supreme Court
Simple Ceremonies Mark Formal Harding Burials
Marion, Dec 21. Simple ceremonies mark the burial of President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding in the new Harding memorial tomb. Bodies moved yesterday from Marion cemetery vault to the $800,000 sepulchre. Dr. Walter A. King will lead services in a semi private observance.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
Walter A. King
Ashtabula
Trinity Baptist Church
Fire destroys Maple Grove Coal power plant wash house
Investigators opened a probe into a blaze at Maple Grove Coal company's Dillon Vale wash house in Steubenville. Officials suspect incendiaries. About fifty workers were left jobless.
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Steubenville
U.P
Maple Grove Coal Company
Dillonvale
Cured of Soldiering Returns Home to Peace
American soldier of fortune and adventurer extraordinary Bennett J. Doty of Bitoxt Mississippi came home from the wars today to rest and quiet. He landed from the White Star liner Majestic and was welcomed at the pier by his glad father and mother.
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J. Doty
Bitoxt
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Hner Majestic
New Trial Ordered in Tax Case Over Browning Fund
The Supreme Court reversed Lucas county courts and remanded for a new trial on taxes tied to about 600000 dollars from the Otis Avery Browning fund. The money would support a Masonite memorial home for aged Master Masons their wives widows and dependent orphans.
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Supreme Court
Lucas County
Otis Avery Browning
Man Wanted in Cleveland Liner Arrested in Texas
Irene Nungesser reports Harry L. Ernst of Salem Ohio, long wanted since 1925 on embezzlement charges of 4119.06 from postal funds, has been arrested in San Antonio Texas after being indicted in Cleveland in 1926.
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Cleveland
South
U. S
Irene Nungesser
Harry L. Ernst
Salem
San Antonio
Tex
Ernst
Salem Post Office
Ohio Drivers Allowed 1928 License Plates Nationwide
Motorists in Ohio may begin using the 1928 license plates under orders from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. The 1927 plates must be retired by midnight December 31 with no extension, as announced by Brown and Motor Vehicle Commissioner Wilson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Liberty
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Wilson
Supreme Court Denies Transfer Writ in Tax Return Case
The Supreme Court denied a writ sought by Edward C. Stanton to compel John A. Zangerle to transfer the tax return of about 90 corporations from Beechwood to Cleveland. The decision, dated December 21, narrows a county audit dispute between the prosecutor and the county auditor over corporate tax records.
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Supreme Court
Edward C. Stanton
Cuyahoga County
John A Zangerle
Beechwood
Cleveland
Athens Post Office Finishes Year With Santa Letters Deluge
Children in Athens flood the post office with requests to Santa Claus amid envelopes to Toyland North Pole and Santa, many addressed lovingly as Dear Old Santa Claus. Letters include toy lists with prices and doodles, some pages spanning two or three sheets, and notes from Dixie Williams and Bobby Drake.
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Athens
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Elmwood Mace
B.B
Bobby Drake
Bobby
Phyllis Carpenter
KR. D
Dixie Lou Williams
Dixie
Athens Messenger
Harry McKinstry
Ice Covers Athens Streets As Falls and Accidents Rise
Streets in Athens are iced over again with several minor car accidents and many slip and fall incidents reported. The Athens Parkersburg highway landslide at Little Hocking has been cleared and all roads from Athens are now passable.
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Athens
Parkersburg
Edward Carey dies of heart attack in Hamilton street
Edward Carey 52 a lineman for Ohio Fuel Company collapsed in Hamilton Monday night and died. His body was sent to Athens this afternoon and taken to his sister Mrs. Joly Jewell’s home at 49 Moore Avenue. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Jewell home with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. W. EF. Shook and Mrs. James Carey and a brother James Carey. His wife had predeceased him.
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Ohio Fuel Company
Hamilton
Athens
Joly Jewell
Moore Avenue
Jewell
West Union Street
W. EF. Shook
New Cumberland
W. Va
James Carey
Glouster
No Outbreaks Reported in Dover and York Townships
No further rabies outbreaks reported among dogs in Dover and York townships. Dr J M Higgins county health commissioner received no new cases as of now. A health department order required dogs to be tied for 60 days after a rabid dog was killed.
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York Townships
J. M. Higgins
Health Department
Road damage and repairs threaten Muskingum river route near Zanesville
Officials report a major hillside slide near Zanesville cutting the Muskingum River road. Temporary fixes are planned to keep a cinder road open while full repairs are scheduled later in the week. Detours are improbable and motorists face weeks of disruption. Repair crews and guards are stationed at key points to aid traffic.
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Zanesville
Highway Repairs Expand Day and Night on State Roads
Falling Waters along the Onto and the Muskingum show heavy highway damage, says W. Merrell chief engineer of the Tenth district. Much work and money are needed to restore roads. new bridges and culverts built recently have faced ongoing fill problems and substantial damage.
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Marietta
Muskingum
W. Merrell
Tenth District
Five Die in City Street Accidents From Icy Conditions
Five persons died or were under care of physicians today as rescind from accidents caused by icy streets and sidewalks in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Saxophone Pests and Jazz Echoes in Mexico Valley
Harold Lyman Brown of Portland Maine reports that ancient Mexican artifacts found in the Moexto Valley resemble modern saxophones and clarinets and may reflect an early affinity for syncopated music. The relics will be turned over to the American Museum of Natural History.
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Rio Grande
Irving Berlina
Harold Lyman Brown
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Portland
Maine
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Moexteo Valley
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Congress Recesses For Christmas Holidays
Congress closed after 15 days of work. It will resume January 4 with the Senate taking up the tax reduction bill and the House focusing on flood relief proposals.
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House
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U.R
Congress
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