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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1931

Page

12

Ohio Farmer Crops Strong Despite Low Prices

Ohio Farm Bureau notes 1981 yields were high due to ample moisture with wheat averaging 40 bushels per acre. While prices fell, crop storage rose and demand in dairy and meat sectors increased. Cow herds expanded slightly as 6,800 dairymen planned larger herds, and farm mortgage loans stood at low levels.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department Pisins Joint Stock

Former Morgan County Man Held in Murder

Robert Nixon an 85 year old Denison University doctor of philosophy and son of an Ohio minister is alleged to have confessed to the hammer killing of his boss Peter Steuben at a Bedford New York farm. Nixon claimed wages and education gaps sparked the crime while his past includes teaching high school in Louisville bank work in Chicago and farm labor. His defense team includes his brother Dr J W Nixon Rochester New York with location and dates scattered through the report.

Bedford N. Y U.P Robert Nixon Denison University Ohio Nixon Frank Mallette Peter Steuben Mallette Dr. Har- Nixon Memorial of Columbus Evanston Eva Nixon Tive J. W. Nixon Rochester Louisville Chicago McConnelsville

Kansas farmers confess role in Quinlan Donnelly kidnapping

Two Kansas farmers Paul Scheidt and William Lacy Browning confessed involvement in the plan to abduct Mell Quinlan Donnelly, a leading Kansas City garment maker. The group held Donnelly on a Kansas farm for 36 hours demanding a $75,000 ransom that was never paid. Browning claimed he learned of the plot and planned to use funds to educate his children.

Kansas City U.P Mell Quinlan Donnelly Kansas Paul Scheidt Bonner Springs William Lacy Browning Browning

Larson escapes after bank robbery conviction

George F. Larson, 2, convicted in Cleveland of a bank robbery, was assigned as a trusty at the State Capitol by penal authorities in Columbus. He walked away today, prompting a search.

Columbus Dee George F. Larson Cleveland Pelite State Capitol Larson

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