Warned Against Stand as Day Party in 6 0 P Era
Washington February 7 Republican spokesmen warned against a day party stance aligned with prohibition predicting the party would follow the Whigs into oblivion If it sustains anti prohibition rhetoric Representative Geek Republican Pennsylvania argued the party must reject intolerant prohibition views The speech contrasted with calls for individual rights under existing law and warned of social collapse if prohibition persists
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Washington
Geek
Trepubliein
Pennsylvania
North
Webster
Simple
Union
Republican Party
Teck
Ia Eeafarerment Commission
Heise
Hoover
Recipes for Canned Food Highlighted in Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a recipe book on over 200 dishes from soups to desserts. The guide stresses expert study, domestic science teaching, and modern methods for nourishing meals. Send four cents for postage via the Washington Information Bureau.
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Washington Information Bureau
Prohibition Debate Sets Stage in Cleveland Hall
In Cleveland two national leaders clash on prohibition at a Cleveland Advertising Club event. Senator W Brookhart and Representative Fiorella LaGuardia prepare for a high profile debate amid planned exposure of alleged Washington corruption and discussion of amendments to repeal the Tenth Amendment.
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Cleveland
LRL
Smith’ W. Brookhart
U.S
Town
Iorelia LaGuardia
New York
Fonteht
Ben Bate
Fable Hall
Cink
LaGuardia
Washington
Desert Highway Echoes Through Cajon Pass Chronicle
Fragmentary dispatch from Los Angeles describes the Cajon Pass as gateway to Southern California, with trains heading east and west and workers tending alfalfa in a vast desert valley. Mentions a dozen men observing the scene and hints at a shifting world.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cajon Pass
California
Banker's Plea May Free Mian Held In Prison
Cincinnati report details a plea of guilty by Benjamin Henderson 41 to embezzlement at Camargo Bank Madeira seeking clemency for Jack Kennedy serving 60 years for kidnapping Henderson with Jean Musty and another man. Prosecutors review Kennedy case for possible gubernatorial clemency while Henderson’s credibility cited.
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Cincinnati
Berjamin Dlenderson
Camargo Bank
Madeira
Jack Kennedy
Darton
Kennedy
Jean Uasty
Yerton
Henderson
Kenner
Sehavih
Dudley Miller
Myers ¥. Cooper
Schwab
Wiendursan
Through the Bass the road Ileaela by San Bernardino
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Mormon settlers from Australia and Salt Lake City in a historic Cajon Pass landscape. It contrasts ancient graves and grizzly bears with later real estate change and orange groves, noting the Luckeys and surrounding fruit farms along the road.
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Bass
Ileaela
San Bernardino
Australia
Jlong
Salt Lake City
Cajon Pass
Tien
Naval experts study first U S disarmament proposal
In London the five consultative delegates meet at St James Palace to scrutinize America's offer on naval parity with Great Britain. The sub committee convened at 11 a m with no plenary session planned next week the American plan will face four day analysis by Japan France and Italy. Dr Andre Tardieu of France left London for Paris after talks.
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London
Great Britain
St. James Palace
Ameri Tran
jPrench
Efallan
Igre Tadey
Drener
Andre Tardieu
France
Irla
London Eark
Akron Woman Detective Murder Victim Found
Ruth Murray 28 a noted informer for the Federal Narcotic Department was murdered. Authorities say she was not killed by accident and had recently received death threats from drug ring leaders. The investigation notes she visited the Akron drug king’s headquarters the day before her death.
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Akron
United States
Ruth Murray
Federal Narcotic Department
Lancaster High Leads Columbus Team in State Agriculture Program
Lancaster High School tops the state rotational agriculture program with 91 students, a figure reported by the State Board of Education. The tally marks a significant participation milestone for the district during the current term.
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Columbus
U.r—Lancaster High School
State Board of Education
Teacher guilty in Etown case suspends license
A jury found Lloyd Brown guilty of whipping a student in a rural school. The court reserved sentence for appeal and Superintendent William Malvin suspended Brown and revoked his teaching license.
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Lloyd Brown
GS Rei Cieg Gast
Brown
Wiliam Malvin
Trial of Harry Milliran Heard in Common Pleas Court
Trial of Harry Milliran for a third offense of intoxication was heard in Common Pleas Court. Kenedy of Athens was arrested Wednesday night on intoxication by restraint of Police and Finsterward. He was placed in city jail to await arraignment.
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Harry Milliran
Common Pleas Court
Kenedy
Athens
Vhiet
Finsterward
Fire Stolen Radium Found In Aluman Hospital Basement
Canton February 7 a heat related incident led to discovery of four thousand dollars worth of radium burned among surgical dressings in the basement of the Aluman Hospital. Dr J Mellen of the University of Cincinnati helped locate the material with an electromroscope.
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Canton
Aluman Hospital
de. &. J. Mellen
University of Cincine Nali
Runaway Heiress Disguises as Maid in Virginia
A documented runaway heiress from Newport News is reported to have hidden as a maid in a Virginia school town. The article notes she drifted to Philadelphia and was eventually discovered while working at a stable, with her family described as wealthy.
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Langorag
Newport News
Plan to extend Route 7 along the river valley
Merchants and bankers from Gallia, Gallipolis to Clarington joined builders and officials in Marietta to back a hard surfaced river route. Speakers urged a state highway from St. Marys to Youngstown area, with safety and congestion relief for Wheeling and nearby districts.
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Marietta
Ghia
Gallipolis
Clarington
Litas
Alupa
Aso
Titlsburgs
Pawhatttan
Ohto
Stortumouth
Ditabors
Younge Lown
Cou
Tine
Harry Stern
Tgnibyatie
Wli Breed
Af Fanboy
Jad@uc
Apes
Metgy County
George I
Adivir
Catesl
Robert Machott
Mariosrn
Semester Ends at Ohio University As Winter Term Closes
First semester classes at Ohio University officially closed today marking the end of the winter term. Monday next week will be devoted to registration of new students with advising tables set in the men’s gymnasium. The second semester begins Tuesday at 3 a.m. with the regular class schedule. Athens residents saw many students away from campus enjoying the break.
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Ohio University
Athens
Hunt for Girl Shifts to Sulphur Springs Area
Ohio villagers join a search near Sulphur Springs for 17 year old Misy Jiolo Long who vanished 23 days ago. The effort led by Rev. Frank Zartman and Irvin Wagner follows complaints of lackluster local effort and includes Al l group volunteers. A sighting in Bellevue with former employer M J Reitz is unconfirmed.
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Ohio
Bucyrus
Misy Jiolo Long
Frank Zartman
Magestrate Irvin Wagner
Mil
Attorney General Opinion On Delinquent Tax Penalty Meaning
The text reports a formal opinion by the Attorney General interpreting the 10 percent delinquent penalty on assessments for unpaid taxes including road and sewer charges. It notes prior practice, the extension of the collection date, and whether the penalty applies to all assessments, with references to the state assembly and county residents.
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Paul
Athena County
Wife Murder Hinted in New Official Move
A coroner's inquest is ordered into the death of Mrs. Granville Sevier, heiress and wife of an army colonel, with officials noting suspicious circumstances. Sheriff Gleason announces the inquiry as investigators weigh autopsy findings and potential foul play amid reports of body desecration.
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Wongluly
Lied
Saad
Ead
Patricl Gleagan
Sutwitt
Granville Sevier
OsHe Coast
Athenry
Monpotuti
Ager
Coleone Salar
Tela
Revier Dial
Vartoua
Ajlenetita
Aleross
Sherrif Gleason
Fend Mtn
Sevelera Beady
Man Sentenced for Bank Robbery Attempt in Danville
MAC Stark of Wheeling was sentenced to the state penitentiary after a late day bank attempt in Danville Boone County. He was captured shortly after the robbery try, indicted by the grand jury, arraigned, and pleaded guilty. Stark claimed he was broke and needed money for his wife and three children.
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Henderson
Herder
Wren
Straght
Agsali
Dy Kennedys
Hendersons
Charleston
W. Va
Mac
Stark
Wheeling
Danville
Boone County
Seston
Blark
Parents Teachers Meet Focuses On Student Character
Development of character in schoolchildren was the key topic at the Northeast Trallet Conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers held in AHDPORD. Representatives discussed promoting good character in students during the conference opening.
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Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Farm Board Faces First Trial in Effort to Hold Wheat Prices
A chaotic article describes the Farm Board’s initial legal maneuver to support wheat prices. It discusses discussions among officials, proposed measures on tonnage and rents, and international considerations with Britain and the Washington Treaty context. The piece lists names and comments on policy goals and potential impacts on shipping and minions.
May Buy Grain Grain Stabilization Plan Faces Approval
Congressional leaders expect formation of a Grain Stabilization Corporation as farm groups and officials discuss measures to stabilize prices and manage wheat and cotton futures. The report notes proposals influenced by export interests and government policy shifts aimed at balancing supply with farm income.
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Grain Stabilization Corporation
Father of Boy Seeks Custody as Trooper's Death Probe Continues
Homer Behroeder, husband of Irene Seliroedar, held in jail on the rardar of State Trooper Brady Paul, travels from California to claim his son Tennie. Officials say the four year old boy has been in the county jail after a statement "Mamma shot a policeman" narrowed the hunt to loom for the child’s guardian. The case ties to Donnie Schroeder and relations with Glenn Dada and Toar Crawford.
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New Castle
Ima
Tur
Homer
Irene Seliroedar
Rardar
Brady Paul
Caliifornia
Tennie
Giflejale
Tehnont
Oftelaly
Ballater
Corpor Jini
Napkins All Tucked For Big Chicken Dinner
Henry Stoltz was arrested near Jacksonville on a charge of stealing five prized hens after a chicken dinner with family. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Linlcolm Glouster and was bound over to the grand jury on $400 bond, unable to post. Deputies recovered feathers and linked stolen Burt Leghorn birds to the case, with potential unidentified accomplice.
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Jacksonville
Henry Stoltz
Etoltz
Linlcolm
Fred Heck
Henry Willams
Georg Jove
Weammer
Burt
Athens Tax Totals From January Tag Sales Report
January taxes from tag sales show Athens leading with a countywide collection of 6 888 dollars. The detailed county report lists towns and amounts including Albany and Athens with scattered sums toward a total near 3 124 890.
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Athens
Radio Announcer Is Held in Liquor Case
Cleveland March 1 news report states Phil Setznick, a prominent radio figure tied to a club, was arraigned in court with Judge Band Jiben presiding. He faces charges of conspiring to violate prohibition laws alongside associates including Harold Siler and I. Lieder, with federal agents involved.
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Clisveland
Mel
Phil Setznick
Wikt Club
Opilia Azomnere Phere
Ube Withers Mtnth
Band Jiben
Lodsey
Agnion
Chang
Ube paBonw
Belanich
Riaelwold
Ilarold
I. Lieder R
Jin Gin
OMAN SLEUTH Killed in Drug Ring Case Revealed
Akron reports a female detective named Ruth Murray, 28, murdered by a Detroit drug gang linked to threats found in a letter. Federal investigators trace her disappearance to Detroit area criminals who planned to silence her before she was to appear in U.S. court. Ruth’s parents live in Alliance.
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Akron
Pmtarrry
Teerat Gayenteebie
Tunsiay
Wes
Detroit
Tytay
Murray
Pwrolt Atenday
Getrelt
Ring
Qetroit
Petroit
Ruth
Oamejaly
Mrs. Murray
Mrs
Jessie Orm
Alliance
Witness Dead in Jersey City Murder Trial Fallout
Jane Gibson died today at Jersey Hospital seven and a half years after the celebrated September night when the bodies of Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor Milast were found under a crabapple tree. The testimony that marked the trial’s dramatic moment ended with her death.
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Jersey City
Jane Gibson
Leaner
Ling
Want
Jersey Hospital
de Russey
Edward Wheeler Hall
Mager-sweethear
Eleanor Mila St
Woman from Joshocton Forged Checks for Medical Care
Mia Winifred Denham of Joshocton pleaded guilty to ten counts of check forging totaling 485 dollars to obtain medical care for her baby in New Philadelphia. Judge E E Lindray sentenced her to one year in the Marpeville Women's Reformatory.
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Philadelphia
Twa
Mia Winifred Denham
Joshocton
Marpeville Women's Reformatory
E. E. Lindray
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