Beck Warns Prohibition Threatens GOP Survival
Representative Beck of Pennsylvania warns the Republican Party risks dissolving into oblivion like the Whigs if it remains tied to prohibition. He argues intolerance over drink undermines self-respecting voters and urges a stance defending home life against alcohol legislation.
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Democratic Party
Debaters Clash Over Prohibition at Cleveland Forum
Cleveland hosts a high profile debate on prohibition with Senator stall Beockhart and Fiorello LaGuardia facing U S and New York congressmen. The event, sponsored by the Cleveland Advertising Club, sparks national interest amid talks of corruption investigations and looming congressional hearings on the 19th Amendment.
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Stall W. Beockhart
U. S
Recipes for Canned Foods Offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a recipe booklet titled Recipes for Canned Foods. It promises over 200 dishes including soups salads vegetables entrees and desserts developed by experts and taught in domestic classes. Send four cents for return postage to Frederick Hanklin director Washington Information Bureau.
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Washington Information Bureau
Cajon Pass Gateway to Southern California
Travelogue describes the Cajon Pass from the desert foothills to San Bernardino and orange groves. It notes artesian wells at Verde Ranch and Mormon history in San Bernardino while contrasting old wildlife with modern development and roadside orange vendors.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cajon Tass
California
Wonderful Verde
Banker’s Plea Could Free Man Held in Prison
Cincinnati February 7 The guilty plea of Benjamin Henderson 41 cashier of the Camergo Bank Madeira could lead to the release of Jack Kennedy Dayton who is serving a 20 year sentence for a 1928 kidnapping and robbery case Kennedy had denied involvement but Henderson’s identification undercut his case Prosecutor Nelson Schwab said an appeal to Governor Myers Cooper may be considered Kennedy maintains innocence while Henderson’s motive and credibility are questioned by officials and witnesses.
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Napal experts study US disarmament proposal at St James Palace
London dispatch reports a four day analysis of America's parity offer with Britain by Japanese French and Italian delegates. The Big Five were absent as experts met at 2 am in the tapestry room to parse the plan amid France's Premier Tardies leaving for Paris.
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Paris
Yaar
Woman Detective Murdered in Akron Case
The United States Government announced it is probing the murder of Ruth Murray, 28, a renowned undercover informer for the Federal Narcotic Department. Murray, a leading informant who had recently received death threats from a drug ring, was found murdered after visiting the Akron headquarters of a drug kingpin the day before.
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United States
Ruth Murray
Federal Narcotic Department
Lancaster High Leads Columbus In Vocational Agriculture Enroll
Lancaster High School tops the state in vocational agriculture enrollment with 91 students. The State Board of Education release details total enrollments from the program across districts.
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U.2
Lanpoastan High School
State Board of Education
Teacher guilty in wrongdoing at rural Georgetown school
A jury found 42 year old TLlord Brown guilty of whipping 14 year old student Cleo Gast during tutelage at a rural Georgetown school. Sentence reserved pending appeal. Brown suspended and his teaching license withheld by Superintendent Willam Melvin.
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Milliren Trial In Common Pleas Court Today
Trial of Harry Milliren for possession of intoxicating liquor third offense is underway in Common Pleas Court. Athens man R. Hennedy was arrested Wednesday night for intoxication by the police and placed in the city jail awaiting arraignment.
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Common Pleas Court
R. Hennedy
Athens
Finsterwsid
Ashes Reveal $1000 in Radium at Canton Hospital
An ash heap in the basement of Alluman Hospital produced $4,000 worth of medium valued radium burned among surgical dressings. Br. St. bf Allen of the University of Cincinnati found the precious material with the help of some electroroscope.
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Br. St. Bf Allen
University of Cincinnati
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Runaway Heiress Found Working As Maid
A runaway heiress from Newport News was located working as a maid after leaving a Laggherne Vr school. The daughter of a wealthy Newport News physician was identified during a search that followed reports she appeared to be in distress and had left home to live incognito.
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Heinen Buxton
May
Newport News
Plan supports Route 7 along river in Ohio Valley
Delegations from Gallipalia to Clarington gathered at the Hotel Latwycity to press for state Route No. 7 the river road as a permanently hard surfaced highway. Officials of the Ohio Road Federation with Senator W A Alsdorf urged highway unity and opening the route through to Wheeling and Pittsburgh. Speakers included Garry Hern Garry at Gallipatin W K Reed Pomaroy Judge C E Poonies Meige County George F Radial1 Columbus and Robert Bischoff state highway engineer Marietta
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Uallipatin
W. K. Reed
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C. E. Poonies
Meige County
George F. Radiaill
Columbus
Robert Bischoff
Iengineer
Mariettz
Semester Ends Today at Ohio J University
First semester classes at Ohio J University ended today marking the close of fall and winter term. Students prepared for registration next week as the second semester set to begin Tuesday morning with regular schedules. Athens saw many students returning home for the weekend.
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Ohio J University
Athens
Hunt for Girl Motive Sparks Local Search Near Bucyrus
Sulphur Springs residents join a coordinated effort led by Rev. Frank Zartman and Magistrate Tevin Wagner to find Lola Long Miles 34 who vanished 23 days ago. No location found though sightings reported in Bellevue with former employer Relie.
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Bucyrus
Sulphur Springs
Miles Lola Long
Frank Zartman
Tevin Wagner
Long
Delinquent Taxes Penalty Clarified by Attorney General
A federal attorney general opinion states that extra charges labeled as taxes or assessments on rents, roads, ditches, or water works are delinquent penalties at 20 percent. The ruling interprets the words and as assessments to apply to all taxes and assessments due, extending the December collection deadline accordingly.
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Ultrklae
Ghbert Hefner
WIFE MURDER HINTED IN NEW OFFICIAL MOVE
In Honolulu a coroner’s inquest was ordered into the death of Mrs Jers Sevier wife of Army Colonel Sevier. Sheriff Gleason announced the inquest after questions arose about the cause of death listed as arteriosclerotic disease. An unofficial autopsy planned for April 16 1929 suggested most of the interior contents had been removed from the body.
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Dion Fons
Ralph Shain
New York
Bheritt
Patrick Gleason
Grothe
Perentoad
Sevier
Grinyiile Sevier
Galf Coast Artillery
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Mra. Sevier
Arterio Sterouis
Greason
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Man Named Stark Sentenced for Bank Robbery Attempt
A Charleston report says Stark was captured after a failed bank robbery attempt in Danville Geonn County. He pleaded guilty and asked for mercy to support his wife and three children in Wheeling. The grand jury convened and he was arraigned immediately.
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W. Va
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R. Start
Atate
Danville
Geonn County
Stark
Acasion
Wheeling
Farm Board Faces First Trial in Price War
The Farm Board comes under its first test as critics push to curb wheat and cotton prices. Debates focus on stabilizing markets, government loans, and potential shifts away from private enterprise control. Prime figures include Henry J. Wasson and Hoover administration policy, amid drought and grain concerns.
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Parents Teachers Meet New Castle in February Conference
Readable fragments show Homer Schroeder, estranged husband of Rene Schroeder, seeking custody of Donnie amid the murder case of State Trooper Brady Paul. The conference in Belmont County addresses child development, while Irene’s family and local officials discuss the custody claim and location of Donnie, now in a county petition home.
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Guilelale
Germont
Lorig
Troin Schrader
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Bellaire
Bedford
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Chicken dinner theft leads to arrest near Jacksonville
A man at a home near Jacksonville was arrested after a chicken thief took the meal chicken from a family gathering. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a 3400 bond before Mayor Malcolm Peflman Grouster. He is jailed in Athens County with deputies and officials investigating five stolen Thoroughbred chickens and suspects a second man involved.
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Henry Broltz
Etoltz
Malcolm Peflman Grouster
Athens
W. A. Weammer
Fred Heek
Henry Williams
Georst Love
Hindes Weammer
County collects automobile shop plates revenue by January
Wy FGGH190 funds due from sale of automobile shop plates were received from multiple cities. Athens Chip received 448.15, Normonyite 418.05, Ado ville 120.20, Chauncey 89.10, Jacksonville 70.96, Albany Village 70.96, Coalville 62. Ah Vuehtel 99, Trimble 37.78. County total 1,248.10 with a statewide share of 4,345,008 paid Sunday and distributed among Lowantitha.
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Qoukter
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Trimble
Radio Announcer Is Held in Liquor Case
Cleveland news reports radio announcer Veoh Phil Aelantek a night club proprietor appeared before Judge Paul Jones to face charges of contraband liquor distribution tied to Maryland Gardens Night Club. Prosecutors say Aelantek aided bootleg operations with two alleged accomplices including HalionR and an undercover agent.
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Veoh
Phil Aelantek
Provrieler
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Paul Jones
Halionr
Probluthlon
Solapick
Marixold Gardena
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Woman Sleuth Targeted by Narcotic Gang Murdered in Akron
Ruth Murray, a prominent Detroit narcotics investigator, was found unconscious along a railroad track in Akron on Tuesday with a fatal head wound. Federal agents linked a Detroit narcotics ring to her murder and warned the gang planned to eliminate her. Murray’s parents live in Alliance.
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Ruth Murry
Iera
Detroit
Qurrey
Aponta
Death of Jane Gibson Shocks Jersey City
Jane Gibson died today in a charity ward after a battle with cancer. Her testimony marked a dramatic moment in a century defining publicized case, and her death comes seven and a half years after a September night that left the city tense.
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Jane Gibson
Ritaecy
Woman Forged Checks to Fund Medical Care in Coshocton
A mother admitted forging checks to obtain medical care, facing charges and a sentence of one year. The case centers on the Coshocton area and details the alleged amount and motive behind the fraud.
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