Six Appear in Court of Mayor Here As Week Ends
Five local citizens were arraigned in the mayoral court on intoxication charges with bonds set. Edna Stage and others appeared in Saturday proceedings. Mrs Clara Wilson filed the affidavits. bond listed at 105 dollars. Mrs Stage held for grand jury. Local society notes follow with Christmas visits and family dinners across Columbus and surrounding towns.
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Bt Hickman
James Mudhton
Juid Bryan
Ifrank Town
Vern Fiske
George Briggs
Edna Stage
Trisetty
Sander
Clara’ Wilson
End Branch Bank Murray City Office of Peoples Bank
Nelsonville dec 28 the bank has discontinued its Murray City branch and all business will be transacted at the main Nelsonville bank.
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Murray Ciy
Peoples Bank of
Nelsonvily
Nelsonville
Thaies Bank Company
Murray City
Funeral Today for Benjamin McClarg in Nelsonville
Benjamin McClarg, 59, died after years of illness. His body lies with his sister Mrs. Wilmer Ipslrd in Nelsonville. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the Fellowship Church near Logan with burial in the nearby cemetery. He leaves several brothers and sisters. Charles McClure of this city is a brother.
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Benjamin McClarg
Nelsonville
McClarg
Fins
Wilmer Ipslrd
Myers Street
Fellowship Church
Logan
Charles McClure
Youthful Presbytery hosts Christmas vesper service
In Nelsonville on December 28 the Presbyterian youth led the evening vesper. Rob Huenefeld presided. Kathleen Saltz spoke on The First Christmas Tree. Elizabeth Kessenger addressed The Wise Man. Floyd Wolfe discussed religion and science in youth. Jack Reybold sang O Little Town Bethlehem. Bas nonge medley and Marian Marks organ solo. girls choir sang. Florence Wood read scripture. Robert Vore led prayer. Clifford Linton Dixwell Ralph Barber and Jack Affner collected offerings.
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Kathleen Saltz
Elizabeth Kessenger
Henry Vanke
Floyd Wolfe
Jack Reybold
Little Town
Bethlehem
de Galvin
Marian Morks Geve
Florence Wood
Robert Vore
Clifford Linton
Dixwell
Ralph Barber
Jack
Affner
Ohio hunters asked to aid game census tally
Ohio conservation commissioner William H. Reinhart urged hunters to use tally cards attached to hunting licenses to record counts, counties, and species of game taken during the season. The effort aims to map species totals and movement, with similar programs already in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Columbus
U.R
Willam H. Reinhart
Reinhart
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Goddard Family's Texas Hunt and Near Night Lost
W. R. Goddard of Bern Township Athens County and his two sons Charles and John hunted on a 36 000 acre Texas ranch in the Panhandle. They became lost and spent a cold night in the open before reaching the ranch. They plan to fish near Corpus Christi and report seeing a wild turkey gobbler and a large buck deer.
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W. I. Goddard
Bern Township
Athens County
Texas
Charles
John Goddard
Oklahoma
Charles Goddard
Ardmore
Okla
Seguin
Mid Mexico
New Mexico
Dewey M. Goddard
Athens
W. R. Goddard
Panhandle
Corpus Christi
Teoas
Mr. Goddard
Hawk
Hold American To Prevent Tax Increase
Chinese peasants near Changlih sien abducted American missionary Harriet Halverstadt of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Haltang 20 miles south of Foochow. They threatened to detain her until officials scrap an irrigation project raising taxes. No ransom. she was not harmed.
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Shanghai
U.R
Changlihsien
Harriet Halverstadt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Haltang
Foochow
Bill Found at Durant Bank Details Lost Fortune
A worn one dollar bill found in the Durant National Bank carries a nearly typewritten note claiming a $700,000 fortune was spent on women and song. The message suggests the epic waste of wealth and hints at a personal fortune squandered.
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Durant
Okla
Durant National Bank
Rules Set for Real Property Tax In Ohio State System
The State Tax Commission published rules for classifying real estate under the new tax law. It includes heating ventilation lighting fire protection equipment plumbing water service elevator systems power generation boilers engines and all associated fixtures as real estate if removal would ruin the building. Generally business property not permanently affixed to realty and removable if the business changes will be taxed as personal property.
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Columbus
Dec
State Tax Commission
Allanda
Nine Chicans Are Victims Of Wear-End Accidents
A United Press survey lists nine Chicagoans as victims of accidents over the weekend. Three deaths by fire followed an explosion of a gasoline stove in a North Lima home killing three children of Mr and Mrs Harry Brightbill. John U. Wibert 45 died in Dayton from carbon monoxide poisoning. H S Farmer 72 of Hamilton Ohio was killed in Richmond Indiana by a dropped pistol. Traffic deaths include Samuel Miamo 61 Cleveland Ward Kempton 40 Jacksonville Florida W H Reynolds 76 Columbus and Clarence Mouse 19 Chagrin Falls.
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Columbus
United Press
North Limin
Harry Brightbuil
John U Wibert
Hungary
Dayton
H. S&s. Farmer
Hamilton
Richmond
Samuel Miamo
Cleveland
Ward Kempton
Jacksonville
W. H. Reynolds
Clarence Mouse
Chagrin Falla
Volcano on Air Today Kilane Kilanao Kilanei Kilaihe Kilanea
Awe inspired volcanic event to be broadcast coast to coast from Kilane crater Hawaii. NBC will air a half hour program at 4 18 citing Thomas A Jaggar volcanologist narrating live from the crater tim. Jaggar will describe molten lava areas and tongues of flame bursting through the surface for American listeners.
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Hewall Crater
New York
U.R
Kllanes
Hawaii
National Broadcasting Company
Thomas A. Jaggar
Kilaites
Tim
Fewer Ohioans Die In Industry in 1931
Columbus dispatch reports November death claims total 122, involving fatal and non fatal cases and diseases, up 15 from October and 95 less than November 1900. Total claims for November reach 12,198, the lowest monthly figure since January 1900. 600,428 working days were lost to industrial accidents. Franklin County shows nine deaths, with increases in Cuyahoga Lucas Mahoning Montgomery Pickaway Sandusky Trumbull and others.
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Columbus
U.r-Hignty
Ohio Industrial Commission
Millfield
Thames
Kearns
Division of Safety and
Franklin County
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Pickaway
Sendusky
Trumbull
Wellston Mayor Webb Removed by Court Ruling
A.R. Thomas Weber Webb Democrat was ousted as mayor of Wellston by Judge Benner Jones in Common Pleas Court. Theodore Waters Republican won the November election by six votes, with an ongoing contest alleging fraud.
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Waters
Piensa Court
Webb
Wellston
Don Chandler
Italag
Jonyor
Wire Briefs Highlight Odd Christman Ring Case
An X-ray will probe what John Patrick did with a diamond ring given at Christman. His parents suspect the one year old swallowed it. Also reported, former state lawmaker Jacob W. Lentz of Sotroe County died of heart disease at 61 in Columbus. In Cleveland, three gunmen raided Shinholm Shoe Co. and escaped with about 1500 dollars.
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Joan
Chicago
John Patrick
Christiman
John
Salgn
Columbus
Jacob Ww. Lentz
House of Representatives
Sotroe County
ROB Shoe
Cleveland
U.P
Shinholm Shoe Company
Two Suspects Confess to Burglaries in Sandusky Area
Det. 29 reports multiple burglaries solved after confessions by Carl Roessell and Carl Rahter. Bloomingville police recovered goods valued at $9,000 in Furase lla’s home.
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Sandusky
Carl Roesell
Carl Rahter
Bloomingville
Furasell
Spanish dancer La Argentina honored by Spanish government
A noted Spanish dancer, La Argentina, appeared in New York scenes as she was decorated by the Spanish government for her meritorious contribution to the arts.
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Lappy
la Argentina
New York
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen Demonstrates Pockets for Papers
A photo shows Florida Representative Ruth Bryan Owen carrying state documents in a leather bag slung over her shoulder as she attends House sessions. The image highlights how she keeps important papers accessible during official duties.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Roosevelt Faces Favorite Son Hurdle in Democratic Run
A United Press poll of political experts indicates a rising favorite son influence in the Democratic nomination fight for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Fourteen states reportedly pledged 402 delegates to favorite sons, while Roosevelt also secured 402 delegates, with 295 doubtful and 729 needed for nomination.
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Washington
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Press
Roosevelt
Northwest
South
Mississippi River
New York
Connecticut
Michigan
Winter Mushrooms Sprout In Odd Christmas Yard Case
A cluster of about 50 mushrooms appeared in a yard on Christmas at 216 West Washington Street. Mr Mantz and Walter Porter, a botany teacher, cut mushrooms from the same area the following week, noting growth from the spawn and unusual surroundings near a large lily.
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Frank Miner
West
Washington Street
Frank
Carmichaels, Pa
A. &. Johnson
Preston Minner
Mary Elizabeth
Smianouri
0. Co. Mente
Weat
Mantz
Mr. Mants
Walter Porter
Athens High
U.S. Opposes Island Independence for Philippines
The administration signals a preference for gradual autonomy rather than full independence for the Philippine Islands. It frames the move as aligning with national interests and the need to maintain a U.S. post in the Pacific, amid growing anti-American demonstrations in the islands during the summer.
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Dee
Ododin Iatralion
United States
Pacific
Istfanda
Fta
Amilein
Amercur
Dayton Man Dies After Poison Holiday Liquor
Police traced poison liquor linked to a weekend death and a severe illness. Ajax Bikowski, 47, was found dead in bed and Coroner Maurice Cooper ruled death due to poison liquor. Andrew Maginis was hospitalized in serious condition after a drunken party and was listed as fair on arrival at Elizabeth Hospital.
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Dayton
Urh-Pattes
Tony
Ajax Bikowski
Maurice Cooper
Andrew Maginis
Tifs
J. Eizabeth Hospital
Mayor Walker Ready to Accept Latin Arbitration Invite
May Call in Jimmy Walker, ally of President Machado, said prepared to accept an invitation to arbitrate political differences in Cuba and the Latin Republic.
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Jimmy
New ‘York
James J. Walker
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Latin Republic
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