Close Friends Call Senate Draft-Em barrassment Maneuver
A Senate resolution vows third terms unwise and unpatriotic while Coolidge allies call it a political ploy to scare any draft movement. Private polls show broad support. La Follette says the move aims to thwart a 1932 bid, with Bingham urging judiciary review though majority backs quick action.
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Washington
U.R
Senate
Coolidge
Bingham
Gillett
la Follette
Wisconsin
Mr. Coolidge
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Kansas City
Dethroned King of Jungle Starts Prison Term
Theodore Abbey of Canton begins a nine year Federal prison term at Atlanta after being imprisoned in Cleveland. Twenty four other federal prisoners accompany him, including four former Ohio National Guard officers and three former Cleveland bank employees, as they depart the county jail under 13 U.S. deputy marshals.
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Cleveland
Theodore
Teddy” Abbey
Canton
King of the
Atlanta
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland Bank
U. 3
Governor Ed Jackson Faces Criminal Trial in Indiana
Governor Ed Jackson was to go on trial in Indianapolis today, marking the climax of a year long inquiry into alleged political corruption in Indiana. The case centers on charges arising from the investigation into state politics.
Boys in Mine Explosion Report Turns to Investigation
Sheriff says initial claim that two boys set off dynamite near Luhrig mine west of Athens was premature. John Wyckoff, in charge of the picket camp, said another miner vouched for the boys and investigation continues to identify those responsible for the blast Friday night.
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Messenger
Luhrig
Athens
William Williams
John Wyckoff
Luhrig Mine
The
Wyckoff
Williams
Will Rogers Urges Enemies Treaty Over Friends Do Not Fight
Beverly Hills editor Will Rogers jokes that a treaty between America and France to not fight each other is useless unless a war-possible nation signs with a powerful adversary. He lists England Japan Mexico and Nicaragua as targets for better understanding with enemies.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
America
France
New Hampshire
Arizona
England
Japan
Mexico
Nicaragua
Will Rogers
Ohio man aims rocket flight to Venus before March
Robert Condit of Ohio believes a new rocket device can reach Venus 50 million miles away from Earth. He says atmospheric conditions must be right by March 4, claims his machine may be called a rocket but is built on new principles and is more practical than Jules Verne's fiction.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.P
Jules Verne
Nantes
France
Robert Condit
Ohio
Venus
Condit
Earth
Verne
Moon
Space
Kresge Gift Used by League in Education
The Anti Saloon League will use S S Kresge’s $500 000 donation for educational work and will not return the funding. General Superintendent F Scott McBride said the money supports prohibition efforts amid divorce suit disclosures, drawing questions in Congress.
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Kresge
League IN Education
Washington
U.R
Anti-Saloon League
League
Non-Union Miners Attacked Near Bannock
At the Crabapple mine near Bannock a mob of twenty five men and seven women stoned non union miners injuring two. A warrant was issued for Carrie Cressie on assault with intent to kill. Eighty workers were employed at the mine as Governor Donahey ordered state militiamen to curb violence. Willis, one of the injured, was identified by the mine superintendent.
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ST. Clatrsville
Crabapple
Bannock
Carrie Cressie
Vic Donahey
Columbus
Willis
Flour Relief Funds Distributed in Sunday Creek Valley
A $2000 check from the Pennsylvania Ohio Relief committee to D W Wallace will fund flour deliveries to 19 local unions in Sunday Creek Valley. The entire amount will be spent on flour for needy families and distributed Thursday through local secretaries to members. This is the relief committee’s largest single check to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
D. W. Wallace
Pennsylvania- Ohio Relief Committee
Pittsburgh
Sunday Creek Valley
Relief Committee
Lowden files for Illinois Republican presidential primary
Frank O. Lowden filed his petition to appear on the Illinois GOP primary ballot in Chicago. The action marks the campaign’s second stage as petitions linger under a court injunction awaiting lifting. Buck says Lowden will not campaign actively in the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United Press
Lowden
Louis Emmerson
Clarence F. Buck
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Lowdon
Buck
WILL TRY TO JAIL TEAPOT DOME WITNESS STEWART
In Washington on February 8 a double effort to jail Col. Robert W. Stewart, a Teapot Dome witness, continues in courts. An indictment against a Standard Oil of Indiana executive for contempt of the Senate is expected as the grand jury convenes to consider questions about Stewart’s knowledge of the Liberty Bond transactions. Meanwhile Justice Bailey weighs a Senate request to dismiss the habeas corpus writ that granted Stewart temporary freedom from arrest.
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Washington
U.R
United States Senate
Rrbert W. Stewart
Teapot Dome
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
Stewart
Liberty Bond
Mnental Trading Company
Jennings Bailey
Hoover and Smith Win in Straw Vote at Piqua Banquet
A straw vote conducted by the Piqua Retailers' Association at their annual banquet shows Herbert Hoover leading Republicans with 71 votes and Senator Frank B. Willis with 11, while Al Smith leads Democrats with 40 and Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio with 11.
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PIQUA
U.r—A
Piqua Retailers’ Association
Herbert Hoover
Frank B. Willis
al Smith
New York
Vic Donahey
Ohio
House Debates Pennsylvania Soft Coal Strike And Relief
Washington February 8 The House will hear case studies by Rep Casey and Rep LaGuardia on conditions in Pennsylvania soft coal districts. They push for investigation and government aid as existing Senate investigations consider Johnson resolution. Boylan and others plan further action, with talks on selling surplus War Department supplies to miner families at cost.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Casey
Wilkesbarre
la Guardia
New York
Beth
Johnson
Capitol
Boylan
LaGuardia
Secretary of Treasury
Mellen
War Department
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Bribe Conspiracy Case
Governor Ed Jackson pleads not guilty to conspiracy to conceal a ten thousand dollar bribe offer to Governor Warren T. McCray. Coffin and Marsh request separate trials as jurors are examined. Jackson goes on trial first.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Jackson
Warren T. McCray
Jackson
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
McCabe
Coffin
Marsh
Implicate Wrobel in Murder Case in St Louis
Two Cleveland detectives and a bank patron sought to identify Sam Little Red Wrobel as a participant in the holdup murder of Stephen Zaborskis, bank cashier. Wrobel, held after a writ of habeas corpus was granted, faces identification efforts and final arguments on the writ.
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ST. Louis
O.R
Cleveland
Sam “Little Red
Wrobel
Stephen Zaborskis
Bank Cahsier
George Germain
George Beard
Ebbw Vale Education Committee Bans Achaola Dancing
The educational committee of Ebbw Vale in Cardiff Wales has decided to prohibit dancing in the achaola. The measure aims to regulate school activities and curb disruptive behavior among students.
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Terpsichore
Cardiff
Wales
Ebbw Vale
Cry of Hall Is Declared Concessions Sought From Operators
Columbus February 3 Ohio coal operators deny charges by Jane Hall former United Works president that Hobart Scott from Canton led a communist group. Scott says Hall raises red scare to misappropriate relief funds and asserts the fund would be used politically.
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Columbus
Hobart Scott
Canton
Pennsylvania-Onto Miners Relief Committee
Jane Hall
United Works
Hall
Cme
Ohio
Scott
Relte¢ Funde Pecorgs
Mmunists
Pete
Pennsylvania
Rebels Intensify Activity in Nicaragua Districts
Reports from Managua indicate rising rebel operations in the last 24 hours. British officials received an appeal for protection for British subjects from Matagalpa, where Sandino forces threaten the coffee center. Rumors place the main landing army near Jinotega with a swift seizure expected, and Dr. David M. Hagen, brother of the president, is reportedly being held for 2000 dollars. The Potter hacienda north of Matagalpa has been seized.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Geral
Matagalpa
Mipa
Mostij
Jinotga
DavidM.hagen
Harold Patterson
Alexander. Potter
Frantve Notes on League of Nations Obligations
Obscure phrases describe US obligations and proposed change to League of Nations terms. Mention references to Washington and Senate proceedings dated February 8 and a debate over American role and treaty operation.
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Washington
Frantve
League ‘of Nations
Architrattor
Senate
Unclear OCR fragment hints at district probe and witnesses
Fragmentary text references a district investigation and a witness list. Names and places are garbled, with possible mentions of Canada and Ottawa era procedures. No clear events or outcomes are discernible from the legible portions.
Thief Sentenced Fifteen Years In Prison
In Columbus on February 10 a man was sentenced to fifteen years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to auto theft. His wife, identified only as Mrs. 1014, testified during the case. The judge noted the sentence as the standard for similar offenses in Ashtabula County.
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Columbus
Feb. T
Pan ‘Panthesea Rattt
Avione
Automobiles
Tabeday
Coos
Ohtox
Sime Ilar
Ashetia
Hoss P
Kidnapping Reported Near Viola May Lae
Feb 8 report states Viola May Lae aged 23 was abducted near Stone Creek. William Herren age 40, her brother in law, provided the tale of the night she disappeared. Police seek clues as authorities investigate the incident.
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U.R
Viola May
Stone
Coal company faces policy shift near Sunday Creek valleys
Nelsonville reports rumor that major coal company may abandon ties in the district. Frankly, officials say idle mines threaten continued operations with high overhead costs and uncertain profits. Local surveys and potential plan changes loom, with congressional action urged.
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Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Tytus
Illinois
Isiliate MORNE. Cut ofo shapes and captions
Fragmented readable text centers on a product or feature, with garbled OCR words suggesting a cut or shapes. Mentions of a person or brand are unclear, but the item appears to be a brief notice or catalog snippet with no coherent event or outcome.
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Taft
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Sherman Thompson
Eufala
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Thompson
By Wesley H. Maurer
Will
Jules’ Verne
McBride
Valley
Robert Stewart
Hoover
Smith
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H. Power
Ss Teasars
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Lowivash
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Gedaion
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Conditig
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Ralph
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Arthur Hunter
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