Congress Lays Plan to Probe Market Slump
Senate and House debated actions after a sharp stock market slide in recent days. Sen Heflin and Rep Black proposed resolutions seeking Federal Reserve Board explanations and possible testimony from Bank of England officials amid reports of gold shipments halting. The measures faced temporary blocking in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul BR. Malloxn
United Press
Washington
Bpain
Congress
Hofin
Alabama
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Lerny Black
New York
House
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Reserve Board
Waa
Ers
Hellin
Glass
Carter Glass
Viena
Heflin
Lalotlette Resolushich
Sen-teader
la Follette
Inside Sunday's Messenger sections and features
A fragmented OCR of a newspaper’s table of contents lists sections and page references for communities, classifieds, market and motor pages, plus features in the magazine area. Names and pages include Firat Fomeroy Nelonvilla Edt Chauncey and references to various departments and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIRAT
Fomeroy
Nelonvilla
Valleys Mines Set New Record Friday
Nelsonville report shows over 20 thousand tons of coal produced in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys on Friday. About 7,950 tons from 133 cars at Nelsonville yards and 12,840 tons from 14 cars at Corning yards, with 4,396 miners employed.
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Valleys’ Mines
Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Corning Yards
Koon to Face Electric Chair Friday in Murder Case
Ever ett Koon of Deanville Athens County asks Governor Cooper for reprieve from death by electric chair for the murder of Henry Foos the Marion County recluse. He claims his attorney deserted him after the Appeals Court denial and seeks a new trial path to the State Supreme Court. The governor has not ruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koon
Columbus
U.R
Everett Koon
Deanville
Athens
Henry Foos
Marion County
Cooper
Ioon
State Penitentiary
Attornhey
Appeals Court
State Supreme Court
Foos
BE. Thomas
OL. Pritchard
Nelson
Ille
Pritchard
Isaiah Koon
Dounville
Hocking Valley
Athens County
Reformatory
Pope reestablishes papal state powers and reforms
The Vatican plans restore partial temporal authority, increase papal land holdings, and pay 105 million dollars in cash and bonds. A new papal state would run its own town coinage and postal services, amid broader financial moves by central banks and international lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eistonians
Papal State
Coolidge Sees Bids For Sale Of U S Ships
President Coolidge is impressed with bids to the Shipping Board for sale of its vessels. The Leviathan and other large ships were bid to D C Chapman and Company of New York, but Senator McKellar blocked the sale pending investigation of all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
U. S&s. Shipping Board
White House
United States
Congress
Leviathan
Large Shipping Board
D.C. Chapman and Company
New York
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Doctor Saves Baby After Mother Dies in Cohoes
In Albany area, Mrs. Rose Peltier of Cohoes died from heart attacks. A physician performed a Caesarian operation, delivering a normal baby boy five minutes later after resuscitation failed at first. Dr. A M Breautt aided the boy’s breathing. A second note reports a Columbus warehouse fire destroying a Moorehouse-Martena Co. facility with $23,000 damage.
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Albany
N. Y
Rose Peltier
Cohoes
Here
A. M. Breautt
Columbus
Moorehouse- Martena Company
Toral Dies His Second Death Saturday Noon
Jobe de Leon Toral, who claimed to be a martyr, faced a firing squad at 1:00 pm in Mexico City’s Patio Alvaro Obregon. He had been sentenced for the July 17 assassination of Gen. Alvaro Obregon, President-elect. Police and guards surrounded the prison as thousands waited for news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jobe de Leon Toral
Oral
Alvaro Obregon
Federal Pensitentiary
Mexico
Hickman Prosecutor Convicted of Bribe
In Los Angeles on February 9 Asa Keyes, prosecutor for William Edward Hickman and Amy Semple McPherson, was found guilty by a 12 jurors of three counts of accepting bribes totaling 165 000 dollars to influence prosecution of Julian Petroleum Corporation cases.
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T.os Angeles
Calif
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles County
Keyes
William Edward Hickman
Aimee Sempte McPherson
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Captain Hawks Flies Direct Route Over Middleport
Captain Hawks reportedly traced an 18 hour flight from Los Angeles to New York and crossed directly over Middleport Ohio en route, with Ingressman Jenkins noting Middleport lies on the apparent path from Los Angeles to New York. The plane was said to pass high or unseen over the town, near Richlands Virginia during its Blue Ridge pass.
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Pomeroy
Hawks
Los Angeles
New York
Middleport
Ohio
West Virginia
New York City
T. A. Jenkins
Pomeroy Bend
Richlands
Blue Ridge
Arizona
Cold snap grips Midwest and West with record lows
The Southwest endured the coldest winter spell of the season with subzero readings across Kansas City and Nebraska. Record lows were logged in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado, while Texas faced severe cold and at least one death. Craig Colorado registered 48 below, and other towns reported extreme lows as officials warned of ongoing frigid conditions.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Wyispatches
Texas
Panhandle
Hilo Grande Valley
United States
Craig
Colo
Fhagcraff
Ariz
Leadville
Lander
Miles City
Mont
Modena
Utah
Snow and Colder Weather Predicted in Ohio
The United States Weather Bureau predicts more snow and colder weather for Ohio. Forecasters say western areas will be fair but much colder, while eastern portions will see snow and colder conditions tonight. Sunday should be fair but slightly colder as the state remains blanketed in slushy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
Murder Trial Delays as Jury to View Evidence
In Athans County Court George Ludden faces second degree murder charges over the shooting of John Lent. Defense contends Lent was accidentally killed during a struggle over a mine rifle as Ludden attempted to prevent Lent from taking a machine gun from his shanty. Ludden testified he acted to defend himself while on duty guarding the mine.
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George Ludden
Lick Run
John Lent
John Went
Lick
Lent
Athans County Common Pleas
Ludden
Jin
Sounsel
Fred Leffler
Fred Dresher
Dresher
Jim Murphy
Taidden
Ludden Atumbter Fond
Follee
John Pearson
Pearson
Jackie
Peter Barrows
Nelsonville
Ernest Skivera
Jackis
Esther Ludden
Robert Green
James McNamee
Gilbert Skivers
George Bateman
A. Tl. Pri
No More Homebrew If Bill Becomes Law
St Clairsville Feb 9 Representative Willard Piper will introduce a bill to ban sale and possession of malt syrup with fines from 50 to 599 dollars and possible imprisonment. Exempts malt for bakers candy factories and similar uses. James Mitchell, 36, captured near his home after escaping London Prison Farm October 8, 1927.
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ST. Clairsville
Willard Piper
Washington, C. H
James Mitchell
London
Here
Yeaterday
Pope May Make First Trip Through Rome After Agreement
Rome reports the pope may ride through Rome after the Holy See and Swedish government settle their eight year dispute. The formal agreement is expected to be signed at St. John Lateran on Monday. The pope may celebrate mass at the Lateran Basilica and travel through streets not seen by a pope since 1870. Guards and aristocrats prepare for public display as the city awaits the announcement.
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Rome
Vatican
Strecta
Ohersdaye
Sweden
Holy Sea
Hjalvin
Ren
St. John Lateran Basilica
Nolnte
Guardia Nobile
Ucbiea
Fourteen delegates meet in Paris on reparation talks
The first semi official session opens in the Gold Room at the Bank of France as Germany faces a projected burden near 10 to 13 billion dollars. France expects over 8 billion, England seeks repayment of its wartime debt from the US, Italy and Belgium have similar aims under existing plans.
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Paris
Bank of France
Germany
France
United Press
England
United States
Italy
Belgium
Millionaire Bramley sails for mythical business paradise
Cleveland magnate Mat thew F Bramley plans a voyage on the steam yacht Peary from Boston Harbor to seek an imaginary island in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California described as the tired business man's paradise. The crew includes Dr Dominic A Lanese Miss Lillian Nugent and others with Arctic explorer Donald B McMillan joining. Captain Charles Griffin will command with a dozen crew members aboard.
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Cleveland
Matthew F. Bramley
Bramley
Salk
Boston Harbor
Col
California
Monment Park
Subway
Dominic A. Lanese
Lillian E. Nugent
Misa Nu
Joseph BE. Nugent
Misa
Mary E. Baugham
M. F
Willam
Donald B. McMillan
Pes
van Sweringen
McMillan
Aail
Ineida
Edward H
Grean
Nathan Seige
Ati
Charles Griffin
Peary
Logan Gas Company Protests PUC Valuation, Plans Rehearing
Logan Gas Company files a protest against the Public Utilities Commission valuation of overhead leaseholds and going concern. Attorney Freeman T. Eagleson says a petition for rehearing will be prepared and submitted within 30 days. The valuation, set last week, nearly halves the company’s estimate of 20 million dollars.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Freeman T. Eagleson
Rebels Quit Land Of Many Battles
Washington dispatch reports peace efforts in Nicaragua via official notice from envoy Moncado. Bands of Sandino supporters are fleeing Nicaragua and entering Honduras, per advisories from the Nicara guan legation tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Nicaragua
Eedrove M. Moncado
Sandino
Wwere
Honduras
Arraigned Here in Murder Case Linked to West Washington Shooting
Edward Hicks Vegro faces a murder charge over the Thursday night shooting on West Washington Street that wounded McKinley Hayes and left Alexander Hayes dead. Hicks was arraigned and a preliminary hearing postponed as doctors treat his seriously wounded left arm. Police tracked Hicks through the city as officers and the sheriff secured his surrender after a night of pursuit.
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Edward Hicks
Alexander Hayes
West Washington Street
Finsterwald
Hayes
McKinley Hayes
Hicks Limasel
Hicks
Eny
Wit Neasea
le F. Jones
Arty Hospital
Shere Teot
de. John
RB. Sprague
Welles Finsterwalt
Finstererwald
Rank Dorst
Roger Jones
Alex Moore
White Cross Hospital
Scoeting
Sherl& William
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Black
Merlin
Congress Foday
District of Columbia
Immigration Committee
Insular Affairs Committee
Cadiz
Anna Ivers
Newspape
Hacking Valley
Britain
Gates
Gary
Artbus Brisbaxe
King
Wbaldi
Thhe Vaticam
Laty
Talcpreberal Reserve Bank
Jacting
Stock Exchange
Bank of Singland
America
Sterling Exchange
U. S
Shipping Board
Toral
Obregon
Hickman
Captain Hawks
Strugele
Streggee
King of
Logan Company
Columbus Hospital
George Williams
Flaster
Cers
Whee
Chiat
Fa't
Wes Finsterwald
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