Water supplies in 24 drought counties to be inspected
State Health Department inspectors led by Major C. Slade and Dr W P Johnson begin a county by county survey of drinking water in 24 drought struck counties. Health surveys will follow for Morgan Noble and Terry counties with tests at municipal plants and injections for water treatment formula analysis. Nurses will assist and reports due by week end.
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Columbus
ISPE
State Health Department
Major & C. Slade
Sani~ Stary
W. P. Johnson Wilgo
Athens
Washington
Morgan, Noble and
Terry Maths
McDiin
Pr. W. J
Treesbure
New Vienna
Ehburs
Hishore
Banbridge
Key
Manchester
Georgetown
Cson
Warverty
Chillicathy
Joo
W. Bevier
Sabina Wilmington
Anieeter
Batavia
New Rinhnd
Mitford
Loveland
Weck
Health Department
Ndren Anghalgies
Harriet Luce
Paydtle
Clinton
Highland
Adams
Own
Clearmont
Wether Hanpui
Kateau
Tass
Tike
Scioto
Orrenee
eMiss Halen Falkiner
Try
Hotking
Jackson
Wwhitenalia
Metes
Morgan
Will Rogers Speech Sparks Tulsa Red Cross Support
Will Rogers notes Tulsa broke records with requests and donations as the Red Cross faces a nationwide awakening to need and underlines lax commitment. He warns optimism was overrated and urges timely action across towns.
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Tulsa
Isa
Red Cross
Taxation and Prohibition Problems Before Assembly
COLEMBLS Feb 9 UR Taxation and prohibition will bother major problems confronting the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives when the two bodies reconvene for the sixth week of legislative deliberations. The Special Committee on Taxation will announce its personnel after rural representation questions are settled. First hearing on the Nipplet Resolution proposing a referendum on repeal of the prohibition amendment will be Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Colembls
Onie Senate
Hover of Representatives
Special Committee On Taxation
Cine
Temperance Committee
Motor Velteles Committee
House
Giant Planes and The World in Motion
An Englishman beats records as he travels four tiles to mine ule in a Florida setting. Airplanes soar six miles per minute, with future giants flying above storms. They will repair in the air and drop passengers from airships. Scientific musings hail Einstein and Michelson, noting Michelson’s exact spectral measurement as a landmark achievement.
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Florida
Winstein
Brent
Michelson
Chicaro
Einstein
Daugherty on Trial in Bank Collapse Case
Daugherty, 6 year old brother of former U S Attorney General Harry M Daugherty, goes on trial in Common Pleas Court in Washington C H on one of 17 indictments. He faces charges of misappropriation falsification of bank records and misapplication of the Ohio State Bank credit where he was president amid the Teapot Dome era notoriety.
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Washington C. H. O
Mal S. Daugherty
U. S
Harry MM. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Daugherty
Senate
Dave All Maulry
Dayton bank robber Fernald confesses additional ATO crimes
Willian HF Fernald, 19, arrested Saturday in Dayton and sent to Washington D. C. has confessed another robbery. He identified himself as the man who held up the Citizens Building and Loan Association at Wapakoneta last Tuesday and fled with 500 dollars, naming two accomplices in that raid and linking robberies at Delphos, West Liberty in January and Washington D. C. in late January.
Fire consumes Oakland Horse Show stables
More than 80 prize winning horses valued at over 400000 were destroyed as fire engulfed the stables behind the Municipal Auditorium in Oakland. Three unidentified men are believed dead in the blaze. Firefighters struggled to reach occupants as the wooden structure burned before 2 am. A church elder in Washington state was reported as well.
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Wakland
Calle
Oakland
Municipal Auditorium
Bank Closes In Glouster Amid Deposit Withdrawals
Glouster bank directors voted Saturday night to close the institution and hand its affairs to the State Banking Department. Heavy currency withdrawals in recent months reduced reserves below required levels. Charles W. Miller was named liquidating agent, with S D Danford president and C Duncan cashier. The bank’s capital stood at 69 904 with 523 134 in resources as of January 31. Sleck in the Glouster State Bank is largely owned by Sunday Creek Valley residents.
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Gloucstien
Stah Specialis
At Glouster Sinte Bank
Alo Miceting
Lato
Innda
State Banking Department
Howe
Ken
Charles W. Miller
S. S. Danford
C. Duncan
Sleck
Glouster State Bank
Sunday Creek Valley
Sears Named State Prohibition Commissioner in Nebraska
Sears, Chillicothe Democrat, begins duties as Nebraska's prohibition commissioner. He pledges sane enforcement of the law while noting the grim task of upholding prohibition. Cadiz Republican Tiupert Redtham will stay on briefly with the war commissioner to learn duties.
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Colt Miss
Neb. G
Clarence HE. Sears
Chillicothe
Rescued From Ice Off Pineburst Coast Guard Crew
Seven Coast Guardsmen and three fishermen were rescued from ice on Lake Erie after failed earlier attempts. Guardsmen reached the drifting group about six miles from shore at dawn, after a broken line halted nocturnal rescue efforts.
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Cbclleten Pineburst
N.Y
Coast
Murder Mystery Baffles Cleveland Police
Chief John Polly investigates the murder of 29 year old Mrs Neille Jump whose mutilated body was found in a lone yard on Lonely Rush Road in Willowick Bake County. The victim was said to know intimate details of the young mother life and police pursue clues today.
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Cleveland
John Polly
Witoldwick Vilage
Neille Jump
Cleveland Polly
Lonely Rush Road
Wilelowick
Bake County
Snow Boosts Water Supply in Drought-Stricken Area
Snow and rain eased drought in Athens County with about one and a half inches of snow by Monday morning. Weather observers note the precipitation augurs better water reserves for farms and stock. farmers say winter wheat growth is aided as wells and springs refuel.
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SMC
Seriouridy
Athens County
Aince
Wolfe
Ehirae
Athony
Ooereska
Miny
Allens County
Rarmies Bellere
Army in Charge Adjutant Leads Salvation Army Meetings
Adjutant Bernard Stone of the Salvation Army conducts services with members at the Athens Army group in Guysville. A week of special meetings runs through Saturday night led by Rev. Artie Krus sell of Westey Foundation at First M E Church, drawing large audiences across indoor and outdoor services.
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Bernard Stone
In Salvation Army
Athens Army
Guysville
Artie Krussell
Westey Foundation
M. EB
Athras Saltation Army
Akeich Sercies
Ohio Employment Drops One Percent in January
Ohio State Bureau of Business Research report shows overall employment fell about five percent since December with a typical seasonal drop near one percent. Stark County rose five percent, while Youngstown and Dayton registered declines of three and two percent respectively. Akron Canton and Cleveland also posted reductions amid a statewide downturn.
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Ohio
Ohlo State
Buseless Research
Viva
Umiplovers
Don Crocaney
Stark County
Youngstown
Dayton
Akronah
Chneland
John Fleming Dies in Athens County Farm Life
John Fleming, 4, longtime Athens County farmer, died at home after ten years of illness. An importer of high bred draft horses into Athens County, he leaves widow Flora Line, daughters Gertrude Ming Amesville Mel Weber Marlatt Tessle Lands Corning, nine grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Amesville M E Church, burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Son of June Samuel and Lucy Fleming, pioneer residents of Athens County.
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Amesvill.le
Pep
John Pinwlas
Athens County
Flem
Tog
Athene County
Noowidow
Flora
Colla
A. Bloming
Athena
Gertrude Ming
Amesville
Mel
Lary Weber
Marlatt
Mia
Tessle Lands
Corning
Amenvile M. E
Fleming
West Union Street
June Samuel
Lucy Fleming
Taft will leaves estate to two daughters in probate
Mrs Annie Linton Taft widow of Chatted P Taft owner of The Cincinnati Times Star left almost her entire estate worth millions to her two daughters Dane Taft Ingalls of Cleveland and Louise Taft Semple of Cincinnati. Taft died suddenly Jan 1 at her Cincinnati home surrounded by family.
Miners Hit Production Record at Millfield Coal Mine No 6
Millfield's Coal Co Mine No 6 produced 1 920 tons of coal on Friday, per F H Hi clerk. The output filled 35 railroad cars with 290 miners at work, five to six days a week, marking a new production milestone.
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Creek “Coal Co
Millfield
F. H. Hi Clerk
Opponents of Compromise on Drought Relief Campaign
Fragmentary report from Vatican City on a planned pope speech at the Vatican. The address aims to address drought relief policy and features plans for the ceremony at the Sacred Chapel with cardinals and officials in attendance. The article notes anticipated telecommunication advances tied to the event and broader implications for church leadership.
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Pope
Radio Stutio
Vatican City
Vatican
Rodho
Utah
Linder
Democrats and Republicans Unite for a Block Move
A bipartisan push forms to block a major policy move in Congress. Leaders from both parties debate relief provisions for the unemployed and farm support amid drought measures and proposed constitutional amendments. The effort includes discussions on extention of debate and possible extra sessions after March 4 to advance relief and agriculture bills.
Marooned On Ice Drift Near Buffalo Harbor
Report from an Arctic island crisis describes marooned crews from several vessels, with attempts to rescue six men and locate a missing leader. Weather worsens then eases as ships try to reach Lacakeway near Buffalo harbor and avert further danger.
Mrs Brewer Dies After Long Illness In Athens County
Mrs Aiie ine Brawer, 79, widow of Isaac Brewer, longtime Athens resident, died at 2 38 am Sunday at her daughter's home, Mrs Bromix Bean. Death followed an illness of three months. Services will be at M E Church here Tuesday afternoon with Ec tology and burial in Bean Cemetery. Survived by one daughter who lived with her, and a brother Hiram Hull of Beatrice Nebraska. She had been a widow for eight years.
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Guysvilly
Aiieine Brawer
Lotr Tssac
Walt
Athens
Cosmity
Bromix Bean
M. E
Bean
Brewer
Washington County
Spen
Melge
Hiram Hull
Beatrice
Neb
Funeral for Prof George H Crow Held at Letart Church
Over 1000 mourners attended the funeral of Professor George H Crow of Ohio University Extension Department. He died in a Wednesday night auto accident near Coshocton when his vehicle was struck by a passenger train. Services were held at Athena Presbyterian Church and Letart Church, burial in the Letart church cemetery.
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George H. Crow
Ohio Universlty
Letart Church
Ebur‘ial
Crow
Athena Presbyterian Church
Coshocton
H. Pp. Plgmin
Coshocton County Schools
Professor Crow
Bolton D Campbell Named to Board of Soldiers and Orphans Home
Columbus Feb 9 Gov George White announces the appointment of Bolton D Campbell of Cincinnati to the Board of Trustees of the Soldiers and Orphans Home. Campbell is a World War veteran and active in the American Legion.
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Columbus
George White
Bolton D. Campbell
Cincinnati
Soldiers and Eshers Orphans Home
Xenia
Campbell
Americam Legion
O F Rowland Installed as New Judge in Athens County
O F Rowland begins term as judge of the Common Pleas Court in Athens County succeeding Judge A Worntel. The article outlines Rowland’s background including education at the “Ghia Singe” university and notes family and community ties in Athens City.
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New Common Pleas Judge of
Athens
Oliver F. Rowland
Law Firma of
Waol Jey End
Rowlang
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
L. G. Worstell
Rowland Ia
Waa
Attis-Eeouise Woolley
Athena
Torney
John J. Woolley
Rawiane
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Atorney
Athull
Ranesaid
Toriotra
Harri Sami
Ant Ater
Auending
Walt- Wariso Vanlearatty
Ghia Singe
Coe
Atheny
Htowhaul
Laine Woolley
Gil
Wooley
Howland
Murar
Salvation Army
Wis Pantmier
Athanie Sogiery
Aettyieles
Civbonitalia
Athos
Athos Cott. “Ty At Nies Biiws Alsa Fern Omens. Jidna Stuwland
Wlgordda
Butler Freed Of Mussolini Talk Charges
Washington report notes the Butler Mussolini incident faded with the cancellation of the Major General Smedley Butler court martial. Secretary Adams released Butler’s reprimand letter citing his remarks at the Contemporary Club in Philadelphia on January 19. The secretary said Butler believed his statements would stay private within club walls.
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Washington
Dinky
Pationally Famosa
Smedley T. Tinsar
Philadephia
Adama
Adara
Fuller
Philadelphia
Butler
Butter
Adams
Secratary
State Department
Italy
British Chancellor Aground Off Colombia Coast In Distress
The Navy reports the steamship British Chancellor ashore near Guilinea Point on the Columbia coast in need of assistance. Navy commandant at Key West notified authorities as rescue efforts begin. In Washington the Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee intends to probe activities of Blaidon James Cannon Jr. linked to the 1928 presidential campaign.
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Washington
Navy Department
Key ‘West, ‘Fin
British Chancellor
Guilenaa Point
Columbia
Senate
Biadon James Cannon Jr
Senate Campaign
Weather fragment reports cold spell and variable thaw
Fragmentary weather note records a severe cold wave with below zero readings and a forecast of gradually moderating temperatures. Mentions locations like Ohio and Winnipeg with references to wind and precipitation.
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Wade
Ruth Wael
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Secoml
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W. P. Johnson
sElmer Whitinich
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Trarty
Tom Proming
Penernt
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Ralph Boyd
Navy
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State Board of Clemency
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