Trimbles Man in Jealous Rage Fires Three Bullets
A man in Trimble shoots at his wife in a jealous rage, then dies by his own hand. The article also covers Gail Westbrook, 30, killed when an oil tank exploded at the Fisher farm near Fisher, with several injuries in the same incident and details on the Westbrook family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Sle el Pat Burton
Woo Bear
Gail Westbrook
William Whaley
Fisher
Westbrook
Fisher Field
A. A. Westbrook
Faye
Ross County
Goddard & Bode
Marietta
W. A. Craft
Messenger
Glouster
Mble
Pat’ Burton
Burton
Maple Street
Wee
Marshal Chalfant
Lantz
Button
Atill
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Doctor Crawford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Andrews and Wallace
Errett Tanner
You cant mix love and a career oldest woman says
Mrs. Louisa Kirwin Thiers of Kenosha, age 111, advises choosing marriage and motherhood over chasing a career. She recalls life in 1836 when women were expected to stay home and emphasizes motherhood as a great blessing, urging women not to seek spinsterhood.
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United States
Kenosha, Wis
Louisa Kirwin Thiers
Kenosha
Thiers
Relief From Cold Wave In Sight Over Eastern Country
The report notes easing of a cold wave for the eastern region as details unfold from a local shooting incident. Burton, son of Mrs James Galbraith of Springfield, longtime Trimble area resident, had lived in the village since youth. His mother’s whereabouts and funeral plans are being awaited as authorities confirm the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
James Galbraith
Springfield
Trimble
New York Christmas Drinking Sees No Fatal Poisons
New York hospital returns show no fatalities from poison hooch this Christmas season. About a hundred drinkers required hospital care for alcoholism or related issues, while Broadway venues saw padlock summonses and weak holiday trade. Home drinking predominates. enforcement and bootleggers report mixed results.
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New York
Broadway
Suspect Charles Hudwell Freed After Canton Garage Robbery
Charles Hudwell, held since Christmas as a suspect in a Canton garage robbery where $700 in supplies were taken, was released by Chief Herbert J. Parkeer today. Secret Service Agent R. W. Biffle of Canton said Hudwell is not the man sought and further arrests are expected.
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Canton
Charles Hudwell
Herbert J. Parkeer
Secret Service
R. W. Biffle
Hudwell
Northwest Warmth Ends Record Blizzard in Montana
A twelve day Northwest blizzard ended as temperatures rose from 20 to 50 degrees below zero. Reports from Montana and other areas show the cold spell broken with warmer weather ahead.
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Butte
Mont
Syell
Prospect
Big Money Shapes Panama Canal Era Business
In a brisk market view, the Panama Canal project grows from a proposed three hundred million to a string of billion dollar scale contracts. Standard Oil in California expands by absorbing Pacific Oil and distributing hundreds of millions to stockholders as a routine daily flow of capital.
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Sam
Panama Canal
Panama
Standard Oil
California
Pacific Oil
Thirteen Die From Cold in Windy Illinois City
Chicago dispatch reports thirteen deaths from cold and exposure as a harsh winter wave grips the area. More than 200 fires were fought in the prior 24 hours with hundreds suffering. officials record subzero readings, ranging to 22 below in some suburbs.
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Chicago
Marriage Licenses Issued to Names in Ohio Towns
On Saturday marriage licenses were issued to Elmer Forest of Allen Akron a carpenter and Phoeba Geraldine Phillips of Chauncey Richard Burchfield a Chauncey miner and Thelma Riley The Plains Pearl Withem Hocking county miner and Ethel Norman Murray Athens county.
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Elmer Forest
Allen
Akron
Carpenter
Phoeba
Geraldine Phillips
Chauncey
Richard Burchfield
Fire million dollar crash outlined before federal court
Federal officials reveal losses near fifty million dollars from the Consolidated Realty and Theaters case. Eleven officers are to be arraigned this week in Chicago with investors including teachers and city officials among the more than three thousand affected. Former teachers were used as salesmen in the scheme.
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Chicago
Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corporation
James H. Wilkerson
United States District Court
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
K. P. Aldrich
Moving Picture Company
Clinton Ind
Indianapolis
Ment
Hst
Leon Hornstein
Harry G. Hardin
Frederick H. Gruneberg
New Orleans
Frederick H. Gruneberg, Jr
Elder Coolidge III Again Plymouth
Col. John C. Coolidge, 80 year old father of the president, is described as attacked by rheumatism and troubled by past heart attacks causing considerable unease during the rheumatic seizure in Plymouth Vermont.
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Elder Coolidge III
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Col. Coolidge
Impressions of Athens Folks by a Former Resident
Dr Frederick Treadley a former resident of Athens has written a series on Athens people his neighbors from his time here The impressions reveal how everyday actions affect others and will run in the Sunday Messenger January 8 under a series heading.
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Frederick Treadley
Athens
Sunday Messenger
Amesville Records Freeze as Fire Damages Home
Amesville and Athens county record subzero readings with Amesville at zero to one above while Athens reports three to four degrees below. Hospital lakes are frozen and skating is fine. A fire damaged the Gif ford homse in Amesville, occupied by Lyle Harris, caused by a defective fire Sunday morning.
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Burton
Stacy Vess
Sayre Brothers
Trimble
Parkersburg
Amesville
Athens County
Athens
Gifford Homse
Lyle Harris
End in Sight as Cold Wave Eases Across Regions
The United States Weather Bureau promised relief from the severe cold that gripped the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic. The cold spell is to peak tonight with warmer temperatures likely in the East and Middle West. Washington recorded its coldest weather in years at twelve degrees above zero.
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Wines States Weather Bureau
Alabama
East
Middle West
Washington
Winter Cold Snap Grips Cleveland and Ohio Towns
Ohio endures frigid weather from below zero to a few degrees above as Cleveland and northern cities toil cleaning heavy snow. More than 400 workers cleared streets, 200 more continued overnight. two deaths linked to the cold. Lancaster hit 11 below, rivers iced over at Zanesville, and the Ohio River froze in places for first time since 1918.
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Ohio
Cleveland
John Peterson
John Seeley
Lancaster
Zanesville
Muskingum
Licking
Pomeroy
Bucyrus
Cincinnati
Anthracite Miners Won’t Stampede Back to Work
Hazelton Pa Dec 28 The United Mine Workers official Thomas Kennedy says ads urging a return to old wage contracts will not drive miners back to work. He notes workers will resume only under direction of the scale committee or a tri district convention, as happened when the suspension began in September.
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Hazelton
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Marry in haste and you may pay later in regrets
A proverb notes the risk of rushing marriage as a life choice. It warns that quick commitments can lead to ongoing difficulties, including personal and financial strain, if partners fail to align values and goals over time.
Suit filed to recover auto and $600 in Common Pleas
Mercantile Acceptance corporation of New York sues David Wallace Carroll Bean and Ashler Kasler partners in City garage for a Hudson coach 1925 seeking possession and $600 judgment claim the car is theirs and was detained causing $500 damage after a December 23 demand was refused.
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David Wallace
Carroll Bean
Ashler W. Kasler
Common Pleas
Mercantile Acceptance Corporation of
New York
Harding letters burned by widow before death
The late President Harding’s widow burned many pre inauguration letters and turned over president era correspondence to the Harding Memorial Association. The trustees plan to seal the file and may resist Library of Congress requests to add to archival collections.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Harding Memorial Association
Library of Congress
Congressional
Restaurant-style Kitchen Cabinet Promised for Households
A booklet from the Department of Agriculture promotes kitchen cabinet rearrangements to save steps for housewives. It offers guidance on choosing or building cost efficient units, plus plans for a fireless cooker a dish drainer a serving tray and a folding ironing board. Readers are asked to send two cents for return postage.
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Department of Riculture
Postage Stamp Change Noted in Booklet Title
A fragment notes two cents in stamps per rotary postage on a tree of the OME CO TENCE BOOK LET with a name mentioned.
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Nerewith
Miners and Operators Readying Row Over Contract Talks
Observers predict a hostile start to the coal regions conference as miners and operators prepare for negotiations. John L. Lewis and union leaders stress wage and check-off disputes while operators seek annual readjustment and working conditions in a joint conference set to begin tonight.
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Giffoschot
Pennsylvania
Tors
Presis
Inglis
Mir
John L. Lewis
Presiden United Mine Workers
Springfield
Til
Fia Dent
Ames of Labor
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Don
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Wight
Siberia
Insull
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Metropolis
Realty and Theaters Corporation
Lapper Fanny
EMI Ry
Eenet Ltd
Robert T. Small
The
Consolidated Press
Frederic Jaskin
Athenaena
Lwatce
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