Hickman appeals to American youth to live straight
William Edward Hickman, accused murderer, appeals to U S youths to imitate his case and be honest. He tells young men and college students to see crime as a path to money without work and urges respect for the law and self control as the path to happiness.
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Cleton
Ore
Aeeco
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
United States
Cas
Ife
Charles Whadall
Pengicton
West Coast
America
Parker
Sen
Lfe
Willian
Edward Hickman
Winter Meeting Plans For Ohio Teachers Held In Columbus
Final plats drafted for the mid winter meeting of the Ohio State Teachers association to be held Tuesday through Thursday. Over 3 000 teachers expected to attend with nationally known speakers. Convention features include a general program representative assembly sessions and department meetings an all state high school chorus to perform. Merry Christmas. Grocer found dead at New Lexington home Leo Penrod 52 Brooksville located dead yesterday at his home.
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Columbus
Tier
Ohio State Teachers' Association
Representative Assembly
New Lexington
Leo Penrod
Brooksville
No Athens Messenger edition on Christmas Holiday
No edition of the Athens Messenger will appear Monday December 26 due to the Christmas holiday. This notice informs Messenger staff across the district that the day of rest falls on Christmas and is observed the following day as customary.
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Athens
No Fireworks Prohibition Enforcement Stays Steady
Washington December 24. Assistant Secretary Lowman says the governments prohibition program will be sound and business like with no spectacular campaigns. He states enforcement next year will rely on diligent, conscientious work, not drives, and needs another year as a test before any method change.
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Washington
W.A
Sistant
Treasury Lowman
Lowman
Plan To Outlaw War Would Be Given Extension
Senator Borah proposed extending a prewar treaty idea to outlaw war among the United States and France and 10 other leading nations. He argued the United States could not strike a separate pact with France that it would not offer to Britain Germany Japan Italy. The plan would require all major powers to join or risk broader objections.
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Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Gool
Griand
United States
France
Wrange
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Taly
Towappr
Christmas Without Snow Is Forecast From Washington
The forecast predicts a snowless Christmas across most Mississippi states with overcast skies tonight and Sunday. Light snows fell in the plains states and upper lake region earlier, but no significant accumulation is expected tomorrow.
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Washington
Mississippi
Plains States
Lower Lake Region
New England
Wilbur's Navy Plan Seen As Indefinite By Congress
Washington December 21 U R officials report Congress will order construction to start now and run until completion. Speaker Longworth says Wilbur's 800 million dollar plan for 71 ships is indefinite and unsatisfactory. Columbus Ohio December 24 a former London Ontario doctor jailed in Cleveland was pardoned by Governor Danahey after penitentiary recommen dations citing imminent danger to life.
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Washington
Congress
Longworth
House
Secreta
Wilbir
Columbus
Bee
Charles Walsh
London
Ontario
Cleveland
Ohio
Athens Receives Christmas Gift Ward at Sheltering Arms
The City of Athens gains a charity ward at Sheltering Arms Hospital funded by a $340,000 annual income and $1,000 in new furnishings. Mrs. T. Sh. Biddle provided the gift, with Mrs. Charles Breinig announcing it. The ward opens January 1 with modern air steel furniture and two beds, chairs, and decor planned.
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Messenger
Hildren
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Breinig
T. Sh. Biddle
Park Place
Ling
White Grass
Columbis
Jind Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Winslow Drapocries
Biddle
Cirsk
Whisky laden plane crashes near Akron field
A biplane carrying liquor reportedly valued at 2000 to 3000 dollars fell near the Akron flying field during an attempted landing. Pilot was missing. nearby residents and Sheriff investigated. Salvage and ram-traffic concerns tied to seized cargo and ongoing anti-smuggling patrols were noted. Christmas Eve marriage of Charles Vaughn and Isabel Waldeck reported.
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Akron Flying Field
Washington
Puensing
Mgnate
Canada
Christias
Orun
Pang
Une
Arre Pal Avelare
Charles Lowe
Pelies
Sheri
Jacob Baliinger
Akron
Jong Fyi
Robert Buri
Dee
Vice
LPL
Ininayy
Wilbur
Con Cheveland
Burri
Charles Vaughn
Mollister
Isabel Waldeck
Glouster
Reve Chatley
First Christian Church
Second Fatality Reported In Ashland Collision
Ashland reports a second fatal accident when Carlton Majoy aged 16 of Mansfield died after being pinned between his truck and a sedan driven by Mrs Clifford Shreffler. Marey died in a year after the collision. Frances Sarkit, 22, of Ashland was killed when struck by an express train.
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Ashland
Carlton Majoy
Mansfield
Clifford Shreffler
Marey
Frances Sarkit
Ash
Eric
Obscure Farmer Shapes Farm Relief Bill in Congress
Edwin MckKnight, a Medina North Dakota farmer, writes a bill introduced by Senator Borah to establish a Federal Agricultural Corporation. It would finance operations by a sales tax on basic farm commodities, lend to co operatives, purchase surplus crops, and supervise distribution under federal oversight.
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Congress
Borah
Senate
Federal Agricultural Corporation
Washington
Dev
Edwin MckKnight
York
McKnight
Idaho
Medina
Phe
Senate Committee On Agriculture
America Farmer
Elks Bring Christmas Dinner to Hundreds of Homes
Athena Lodge of Elks delivered food boxes to hundreds of families, containing meat, fruit, and staples. Needy households with little warmth or furniture welcomed the gifts as Santa-like visitors arrived, prompting grateful reactions and questions from children about Santa Claus.
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ELKS
Santa
Ay V
Ledel Boden
Athena Lodge of Elks
Athens
Red-coated Flapper Bandit Arrested With Husband in Cincinnati
Mrs Helen Jones a 16 year old Norwood bride and her 21 year old husband Howard were arrested in Cincinnati. The woman known as the Red-coated Flapper Bandit said they turned to crime due to low earnings of 20 dollars a week. </analysis>
Weather outlook notes rains or snows through year end
The weather bureau outlined December 26 to 31 for the Ohio Valley with periods of rain or snow on multiple days and moderate temperatures, with a midweek cold spell. A separate report from Martins Ferry cites a theater fire at the Wastime Theater causing about 50,000 dollars in damage.
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Washington
U.P
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Martins Ferry
Dee
Wastime
Fire at Blair Sharshall Mine Near Shawnee
Nelsonville mine rescue responded to a fire at the Blair Sharshall mine near Shawnee. Firefighters and inspectors reported the blaze started in a room intended for a distillery where two large stills were removed.
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Nelsonville
Dee Bho
Blair Sharshall
Shawnee
Isaac Vaughn
Noah Andrews
Thomas Richards
Rar Baker
Bank Robbers In Santa Suit Leader Held After Hold Up
Captain Tom Hickman of the rangers said capture was near after the First National Bank robbery in Wic Texas. Louis Davis was caught. others named participated. The robbers wore Santa Claus costumes entering the bank. One robber was killed in a firefight. several wounded. Loot totaled $12,000 in currency and $8,000 in non negotiable securities recovered. Two young girls used as shields during the escape in an automobile.
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Tex
Tom Hickman
Rangers
Pang
Louis Davis
Claus Cystame
Belford
Davia Amda
Grayson Airplane Seven Hours Overdue on Atlantic Flight
A Sikorsky amphibian named The Dawn carrying Mrs. Fran fees Wilson Grayson and three men left New York and went silent after dusk. By 2 PM it was seven hours overdue with no radio signals detected along the North Atlantic from Massachusetts to Newfoundland, prompting anxiety in Hamblor Grady area.
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Atlantic
Franfees Wilson Grayson
New York
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Maine
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Roosevelt Field
Will Would Sell Some Real Papers Concerning Mexico
A Los Angeles area ad from a reader seeks to sell Mexican documents mostly pictures. Items include bullfight images with names Sam and Uncle Sam and a cartoon suggesting intervention. The note mentions a congressman and asks for railroad fare and expenses for investigations.
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Will
Mexico
Bly Hills
Cal
Sam
Uncle
U. S
Will Roasns
Hickman Ahead of Trial Eyes Mob Fear and Reward
Hickman, 19, remains defiant on Marian Parker kidnapping case as he prepares to return to Los Angeles for trial. He questions mob action and names Tom Gurdane and Buck Lieuallen as the only men who deserve the reward. Detectives uncover new fingerprints at the Bellevue apartment, possibly from a woman, while Keyes presses for a thorough examination before the case proceeds.
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Tendleton
Ore
U.R
Wiliam Edward Hickman
Ifox
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Hickman
Asiv Keyes
United Press
Hut Hickman
Tom
Gurdane
Buck Lieuallen
Lieuallen
Oregon
Angeles
Mirian
Marian
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Cole
Andrew Kramer
Kramer
Vox
Kramir
Kramect
Kramar
Krae
Mer
Los Angeles Pole
Parker
Dee
Willam Edward Hickman
Bellevue
Hicksman
Parker Girl
Sane
Defensiven
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