Grime Probers Face Question As To Secrecy
In Washington on the eve of a new Congress, Democrats Harris of Georgia and Glass of Virginia threaten to oppose any appropriations until a crime commission opens its doors. The United Press reports that many commission members favor restraint on disclosures, wanting thorough study of crime and related issues before public activity. The dispute pits President Hoover’s support for silence against Congressional demands for transparency.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Der
Congress
Slavia
Vgtop
Harguch
Lts
Hoover
Athens Stores Open For Two Evenings
Athens retailers announce extended hours for Christmas shoppers with stores open until 2 AM on Monday and Tuesday evenings before Christmas. The Athens Retail Merchants Association said the plan aims to help shoppers ahead of the holiday.
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Athens
Athen Retail Merchants Association
The Athens Messenger Sells 1929 30 Game Laws Handbook
The Athens Messenger announces a compact, affordable guide on 1929-30 game laws. The booklet, distributed by the Bureau, covers essential regulations and etiquette. Readers can obtain it by mailing a coupon with four to six cents for postage and handling.
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The
Athens Messenger
Musl
Dureau
Washington Information Bureau
Poston Woman Fatally Hurt In Hit-Skip Crash
Mrs. Alice Clark Shayne of Poston Sugar Creek was critically injured when struck by a hit and skip driver near her home as she attempted to board a Marietta bus for Athens. She remained in Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday night with injuries described as likely fatal. witnesses said the car sped away after striking her as she walked near the bus.
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Alice Clark Shayne
Athens Hospital
Poston
Sugar Creek
Far
Amity J
John Claris
Alis
Shawne
Salesmanship and the art of persuasion in a era of ads
The piece recounts Arthur Brisbanes take on salesmanship as a lecture theme. It highlights how advertising fuels demand and when to stop talking. It cites Lenny Ford Gerard Swope Henry Ford and Owen D Young praising Swope as a great salesman and notes the emphasis on listening and convincing speech. It touches on Wall Street activity with 2 284 250 shares traded and mentions tax deductibility of sales losses.
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Lenny Ford
Serard Swope
General Electric Company
Detroit
Ford
Mr Hearst
Swope
Henry Ford
Owen D Young
Gerad Swope
Convicted killer Kudzinowski executed for New York child death
Kudzianowski, once a railroad section hand, was hanged last night at the State Prison for abducting a New York child and killing a boy in marshes near Scaucon. He confessed after arrest in Detroit for drunkenness. The condemned man faced the electric chair dumb with fright as he heard prayers from fellow inmates and did not repeat them.
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Trenton
J. Pee
UR —Leter Kudzianowsk
New York
Scaucun
Ammonia Gas Halts Swift Plant In San Francisco
Ammonia fumes from a broken high pressure pipe at the Swift & Company plant in San Francisco endanger many workers. Ten men were removed from the basement and rushed to an emergency hospital with two believed dying. An unidentified truck driver saved several by carrying them out of the fumes.
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San Francisco
U.A
Swift & Company
Roaring Blaze Ravages Western State Firestorm
In Western State a massive brush fire driven by winds scorched through Los Angeles and hills near Grit Park threatening homes. About 1,000 acres burned as firefighters and 2,600 volunteers battled the blaze, saving several buildings amid fierce heat and roaring flames. Damages estimated in the thousands with ongoing arson concerns and widespread emergency response.
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Los Angeles
California
Feliz
Faua
Up J
Relief fund set up after mine blast aids victims
More than 250 children of the 61 victims of the Ohl Lous Cook Ming explosion receive help. A relief drive launched by the city and individuals raises funds toward a $55,000 goal, with substantial contributions from Life Mexican Government. Almost half of the victims were Mexican, most families plunged into poverty by the disaster.
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Mcalester
Wee
Santa Chis
Oyu Wan
Life
Communists Warned at State Pen Against Violent Propaganda
At Columbus a warning was issued to Tom Johnson of Cleveland and Charles Gwynn of Lansing, the first Communist prisoners at the State Penitentiary, that discussion of Communist ideas will not be tolerated. The warden placed them in a cell with three World War veterans and noted the risk of violence from ex-service men if provoked. Johnson and Gwynn were sentenced to 4 1/2 years after a Martins Ferry conviction for violating the Criminal Syndicalism Law at a mass meeting near Bellaire.
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Pen
Thomas
Johnson
Gwynn
Columbus
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Charles Gwynon
J. Lansing
Cerer
Preston F. Thomas
Sir Clairsville
Wire
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
Marooned Islanders Carried Home By Planes Over Icy Lake
In Sandusky on December 24, Christmas on Kelley's Island saw 30 shoppers stranded when their boat the Tourist froze in a storm. Three planes rushed to ferry adults and children back to the mainland, led by Milton Hirshberger and the “flying sheriff” from Sandusky. Islanders were delivered to the mainland. many families celebrated Christmas on land as plans for the holiday continued.
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Sandusky
Kelley's Island
Jere
Ikheir
Fortie Laintie
Tawentyeaigde
Joseph RK. Marder
St. Michaels Urince Churel
Islam
Adr
Lisl
Milton Hirshberser
Younmstown
Pilac
Eto
Tor Ddibanwedletvrytion
Heya Iskind
Mia Lily Pry
Alen
Helen Jatmenberger
Kouta Binion
Anita Knapp
Nalmund
Saute Unie Deli
Pagher
Wenng
Christmans
Luecina
Phaines
Iirshberger
Parker Jaeblers
Kelley
Iskird
Youngstown
Billion Dollar Navies Saving Plan Weighed by U S Japan
Washington December 21 Five powers stand to save over a billion dollars in six years if gains from Japanese American talks at the London Conference begin January 2 The United States would save about 3700000 The plan would replace aging ships with new ones cutting costs and affecting naval balance with Great Britain France and others seeking similar economies through substitution and cooperation
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
London
United States
Washington Arms
Esa
Sutron
Catton
Morrow
Wither ¥.Pratt
Ivorge Jublee
J. Theo
Idore Marringr
Fondon
Flask Gets Full Warned By Judge
Minn December report details arraignment and warnings issued by Judge in a case involving Flask. Article lists individuals including Cart Ren Khelson and Karl Borland, with notes on suspensions and farm incidents. Mentions Vitots don Crosson and Clears jalan and a search in Atmuka for Ir Tigon, with references to Icelandic conditions and dangers on the Bering Sea.
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PACH
Minn
Jude Joh
Kuoee
Alaska
Steday
Sere
Karl Borland
Atetic
Farmien
Don Crosson
Divorces Granted Amid Special Week in Columbiana
The record notes 214 separations and 107 divorces approved as a “Divorce Week” effort unfolds. Readers see caseloads rising, with multiple petitions and settlements processed under this focused docket.
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Colyumes
Wien
Ankins
Ceara
Udo
Slayer Convicted For Second Time
PORTSMOUTH Dec 25 The shadow of death that has hung over Joseph E Laske for almost a year ended today as Laske was found guilty of murdering his mother in law Mary G Gallaway 63 during a family quarrel with a mercy recommendation. The trial was Laske s second after an earlier conviction and death sentence that was overturned on appeal.
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Portsmoctic
Joseph BE. Laske
Locke
Sf Mary G. Gallaway
Logke
Drst
Ran Francisco
Calif
Lew
W. Richrdaan
Californin
Taylor
Wien Canymitie
Nm Motion Pheture Nodeoss
Hirhandada
Hoyerhen
Rielardson
Lea Olson
Ter
Abe
Koyo
Roseentar
Ty Richardsana
Burot
Burot Pith
Richardeen
Pitts
Fia
Angelen
Taylor Ane
Gelynta
California
Taylor Wit
Rayatertous Wu
Faraons Viyore Lagky
Marawount- Kamounoosky
Eit
Mdeval Faber
Mabel Normutcd
Almast
Wetardson
Toray
Richardson
Messenger Gift Idea from Shop-o-Scope Ad
The Messenger for a year suggested by Shop-o-Scope offers a thoughtful gift idea. Genuine leather lined messenger bags priced around 1.60 dollars and radios ranging from 185 to 200 dollars are advertised as practical items for every family member.
Mine Foreman Injured At Carrosdale Pit
Dec 21 report from Carrosdale Couch Company mine indicates foreman Apnodid sustained severe injuries when a rope he was pulling caused him to fall into a shaft. He suffered multiple fractures. condition not fully updated.
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Carrosdale
Stat Speciaih
G. We
Ming of Te Carebondale Couch Company
Page
Fienna
Sunday Messenger News Index Summary
Sunday’s Messenger presents a scattered index style page listing sections and topics. Mentions Ohio weather, local and district news, university library plans, farm updates, and district features. The text appears as a garbled index with page referrals and miscellaneous notes.
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Ohio
Sugar Creek
Ubeniversity Ubrary
Natload
Pomergy Bend
Nelyon
Seellot
Page Messenger
Lnse
Messenger
Thes County
Farm
Henry Pord
Paxy
Wvicture
Madio
Pags & Messenger Magazine
Alvertiulpr
Frigid Christmas Is Forecast With Cold Settling Over State
Frigid weather is forecast across Ohio as a cold air mass settles in, with snow cover expected to remain from recent storms. Snow plows and tractors manned state routes while temperatures slipped toward single digits, prompting delayed travel plans and warnings about icy conditions statewide.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Gt Mav Iy Bate Lex
Snow-Allowalees
Rnd Evs
Ree Tesi
Akon Weber
EMS Sud Opto
Rtvapar
Vietfis
Cewek
Rarondk
Whyda
Furan Cerny
Sant Digorist
Coutty
Athens Novene
Library Plans Approved Amid Community Debate
A planning board approved library expansion plans after hours of debate. The proposal includes new front access, interior renovations, and a rental strategy to finance the project. Officials emphasized compliance with zoning and construction standards while detailing final drawings to be displayed for public review.
Boy Killed Falling From 60 Foot Arch
A boy died after falling from a 60 foot arch in New York. Authorities and bystanders described a chaotic scene as a crowd gathered near the incline by Central Park. Investigators focus on the circumstances of the fall and potential safety failures at the site.
Seven Killed in Auto Attack at Ung Fi event
A fatal automobile attack last night killed seven people from the Gliese family of Cale College Spelnge and others, including Charlee Ff Aly King of Colt Hpring. Merchants Mary and Neva Stentinerd were among the injured as a Christmas pageant plans proceeded at Athens Presbyterian Church.
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Oqlarintia
Bag View
Ilpd
Boven Persong
Sbe
Ung Fi
Gliese
Ruritrg- Pon
Pagesn Worth
Jalna
Sit
Vin Weate
Chedesone
Mrviede
Gee
Daneli¢Ern
Mary
Judee Defers Term Denied at Trial in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland, judge Wolfe Hardank pleads guilty to a charge of defor, tied to a 1922 arrestee case. Prosecutor Nolt Mee notes the county’s pursuit of the criminal recat and the ongoing investigation into the motive and the alleged accomplices.
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Cleveland
Mew
Baaklee da Preedae
Pirtiet
Prnglace
Vearrivon
Conenese Voss
Wolfe Hardank
Dassinatant
Promerulor
Woman Bailiff Influenced Jurors in Local Case
The text alleges that a woman bailiff influenced jurors, with references to Helen Walk and a meeting led by Homer Powell to determine next steps on economic policy and perceived propaganda. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply courtroom influence and subsequent actions.
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Cleve Dant
Helen Walk
Weanen
Jurars
Binal Weebl
Tear
VMS
Ceeeek
Caniman
Metter Dungwite Orfar
Weels
Ceammilles
Ide
Jogtes Homer
Powell
Xqon
Man clings to plane tail during 10 minute cold flight
In Camden SN Vee reports a man named Combe clung to the tail of a plane for about ten minutes during takeoff in bitter cold. The ordeal ended with no serious injuries as the aircraft returned to land at Central Airport.
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Camden
Combet
Wiliam
Putick
Pifol
Heaven Today UK
Central Airport
Combe
Hero
California Courts Blame Taylor Murder Case Turmoil
A chaotic report from San Francisco outlines how California officials, including Governor E. L. Richardaon, linked to the Taylor murder investigation and a related case, hear varied testimony about the shooting death. Witnesses describe pressures and political angles as prosecutors pursue connections among suspects and potential gubernatorial implications.
Rain Predicted With Cold Snap Across Regions
Weather outlook shows a front bringing rain to the valley at week’s start, then turning colder by midweek. Forecasters expect rising temperatures later, with possible heavy precipitation and snow in the Great Lakes region through the period.
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Washington
Tet
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
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Pepe Eee
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features Encorpount Ct
Anon Vrie
Atioon
Nat East Fron
Sunday’s Messenger News Index
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Tere
Thay
Thomor
Setatetas
Sore
Omeinteri Ag
Bryan Hie
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Jmeeger
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Plang
Tu Ue
Owen
Gantral
Anh
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Yrain
Pageant
Fio Athens
Rensisting Af Mra
I. d. Addicott
Mdjth Hecehel
Ruby Hankey
Judee
New Jersey
Machine
Pilot
Yormer
Keyes
Paul Tuntson
Cincinnates
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Florida
Albert Sehiell Bess
Jock Feudenstein
Tunlaon
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