Aged Man Fatally Injured by Ice Covered Street Machine
Henry Deihl a 98 year old Mason City resident died after being struck by a machine driven on East Main near the boat yards. The crash occurred as he crossed the street with bundles after crossing the river by row boat. Operator Qualls sounded horn and braked but ice on the street caused the collision. Deihl died at his home from a fractured skull. Qualls not held responsible. local authorities investigate. Deihl is a brother of Frank Heihl Jr. who runs a Main street dry goods store. he is survived by several children. Other local notes follow.
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Pomeroy
Henry Deihl
Mason City
Deihi
Delhi
Qualls
Deihl
Pethl
Frank Heihl, Jr
Main Street
Court to Hear Action Against Beegles
In Pomeroy on December 24 the petit jury was dismissed as the Beegle Brothers case is treated largely as equity. Shriver & Durst accuse the Beegles of violating a contract by buying produce outside Racine and Meigs county, seeking $10,000 damages. Proceedings adjourned to continue next day with counsel listed for both sides.
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Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
Shriver & Durst
Beegle Brothers
Second and
Butternut Streets
Meigs County
Man Has Trouble Driving Machine In Pomeroy
Charles Williams a resident of a nearby mining camp struck many objects with his car last evening causing damage to a Ford and injuring a horse which died from the collision. Local officers hold Williams for investigation.
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Pomeroy
Charles Wila
Wills
Motor Party In Accident Near Fair Grounds
A Dort coach carrying Mrs Art Tracy Charles Mullen two children Mrs Windon baby and Leo Byrne narrowly escaped serious injury when the car turned near the Fair Grounds Tuesday afternoon. They were returning from Athens after funeral services for Robert Byrne. The vehicle swerved to the right and overturned with occupants shaken but unhurt.
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Pomeroy
Dort
Byrne
Fair Grounds
Art Tracy
Charles Mullen
Windon
Baby
Leo Byrnes
Athens
Robert Byrne
Boy Taken to Columbus Institution Near Pomeroy
Martin Plaueonc, son of Mr and Mrs Price of Portland, was taken to the institution for the feeble minded at Columbus yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Art Tracy.
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Pomeroy
Martin Plaueonc
Her Price
Portland
Columbus
Art Tracy
Verlin Jacks and Bertha Harris Wed in Rutland
Verlin Jacks a Rutland farmer wed Bertha Harris of Rutland in the probate court rooms yesterday, with Justice M. L. French officiating. Jacks is the son of Earl and Mrs. Jacks, while Bertha is the daughter of George and his wife.
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Pomeroy
Sweden Turns To Skill In The Cold Season
Sweden reports a winter culture of skiing as a common local custom. The government funds youth ski clubs and the National Association of Ski runners seeks 20 000 kronor for the next budget. Lapps and regiments rely on skis for travel, hunting, and defense in deep snow across the Nordic region.
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Sweden
Are
Northland
National Association of
Skii Runners
Lapps
Europe
Scandinavian Peninsula
Bobbed hair sparks relief request hit parade in London
London hairdressers warn patrons against bobbing and brushing hair as brushes face falling sales. Brush makers seek government aid due to foreign competition and a drop in demand from the bobbed hairstyles.
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London
Booze Run From Canada Heads for Midwest Christmas
Chicago reports a large convoy of liquor trucks moving south from Canada to supply Midwest drinkers. Corroborating dispatches describe caravans crossing the unpatrolled border and continuing toward interior destinations for Christmas cheer.
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Chicago
C. P
Canada
America
Midwest
United States
Amateurs Gain New Radio Frequency Band Access
Washington reports two wave bands for radio telephoning work are now open to American amateurs with the assignment of 85.66 to 83.38 meters. Previously amateurs operated only on 170 to 180 meters. The grant follows the fourth annual radio conference recommendations and is the first frequency assignment officially approved by the Department of Commerce.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Payday Arrives Early for Hocking Coal Field Workers
Workers in the Hocking coal fields received paychecks today, a day before the usual payday, pursuant to an agreement with the union since Christmas falls on a legal holiday. The early payday yielded larger wages than last Christmas for many coal mine employees.
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Logal
Hocking
Coal Miners Hope for Better Christmas After Strike
District reports show miners healthier this year as most are at work. Many mines may run into spring, easing past shortages. Relief funds seen reducing calls as holiday needs ease. Christmas brings happiness in miners homes despite limited luxuries due to prior unemployment. Christmas tragedy follows in Roosevelt New York as veteran Bryan Coleman suicide after decorating his tree. baby daughter seven months old.
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Roosevelt, N. Y
Fie
Bryan Coleman
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