Ohio State poisonings prompt expert scrutiny in two cases
Police and Dr H H Goddard prepare to question two students at Ohio State University in the strychnine poisonings. Nelson Rosenberg of Cleveland and Louis Fish of Canton face investigations while authorities seek the killer.
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Columbus
Oi H. Goddard
Ohio State University
Goddard
Chester
H. Shingle Wingert
Student Health Service
Wingert
Ree
Nelson Rosenberg
Cleveland
Louis Fish
Canton
College of Pharmacy
David I. Paskin
Kish
Pree Young Fish
Iter
Warren's Senate fight over Warren appointment to attorney general
Opposition to Charles B. Warren's nomination grows in the Senate with talk of withdrawal by the President. forecasts say a Senate vote could reject him, amid opposition from Democrats La Follette insurgents and sugar interests.
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Washington
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Senate
Capitol
Coolidge
Warren
Fifteen Die In Turkish Earthslide Near Trebizon
An avalanche near Trebizon on the Black Sea killed fifteen people and destroyed many houses and cattle, with the Turkish port of Constantinople reporting the details today.
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Constantinople
Trebizon
Black Sea
Savage Hound Killed After Rabid Attack Near Middleport
A black and white hound believed rabid attacked 14 year old son of K F Davis below Middleport and then fought a K M section crew near Hobson. The dog was killed by the crew after it bit a man’s gloved hand. Health Officer Jane I Gilliford shipped the head to Columbus for exam. The boy received treatment at Holzer hospital in Gallipolis.
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Pomeroy
K. F. Davis
Middleport
Hobson
Jane I. Gilliford
Columbus
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Arson Suspect Albert Hart Detained After Fire
Albert Hart, linked to the destruction of a property in Pomeroy by fire, was arrested at his father in law's home in Harrisonville and jailed in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Tracy.
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Pomeroy
Albert Hart
Harrisonville
Tracy
Great liner goes ashore off coast of Great Britain
London February 11 Hundreds of people were in danger as lifeboats and tugs raced to reach a large liner believed to be from South Africa heading to London. Flares burned. crowds watched as rescue efforts continued near Walton on the Naze with boats from Harwich and nearby stations present. A ketch lay ashore at the gathering point.
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London
Walton-on-the-Naze
Heavening News
South Africa
News Sa
Ramsgate
Margate
Harwich
Greek Leader Urges League Action on Graeco Turkish Crisis
President Michalakopoulos of Greece asks the League of Nations to intervene in the Graeco Turkish complications. Athens announces the Greek note on the expulsion of the Ecumenical Patriarch from Constantinople has been sent to the League.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
Michalakopoulos
Greek Council of Ministers
Ecumenical Patriarch
Constantinople
Athens
Bates Sues Railroad Over Son's Death in $2000 Case
Pomeroy Feb 11 The $2000 damage suit of Jesse J Bates against the K M railroad for the death of his son John was called in Common Pleas court this morning. Young Bates was killed two years ago. At the last moment Bates lawyers opted to try the case against the railroad alone J B Linsey railroad contractor was originally named co defendant.
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Pomeroy
Jesse J. Bates
K. & M. Railroad
John
Young Bates
Bates
J. B. Linsey
Rembrandt Etchings Found Hidden in Worcestershire Bank
In Eveham Worcestershire a bank vault held 300 Rembrandt etchings owned by John E. Rudge. Estimated value nears 100000 dollars with several pieces in advanced states of completion. Works include Christ Healing the Sick and The Mill, plus lighter titled etchings like Rembrandt with bushy hair.
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Rembrandt
London
Evesham
Worcestershire
John E. Rudge
Christ
Longworth May Land Speakership With Eastern Delegation
Washington February 11. Ohio congressman Nicholas Longworth appears set to win the House speakership for the Sixty-ninth Congress aided by a large Pennsylvania Republican delegation. Madden backers claim enough pledged votes remain to force a Madden victory and expect wavering members can be won. A La Follette faction shift may favor Madden as Longworth advocates expulsion from the party.
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Longworth
Ohio
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
House
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Madden
la Follette
Sinclair
North Dakota
Deputy Will Advise on Filing Income Tax Blanks at Athens Post Office
Will N. Fieck, deputy collector of internal revenue, will assist local taxpayers at the Athens post office from February 10 to March 16 with no cost. Filing requirements target single earners over $1,000 and married couples over $2,500, with exemptions of $1,000 and $2,500 plus $400 per dependent. Tax rates apply in tiers up to six percent, surtax up to forty percent on higher incomes. Returns are due January 1 to March 15, 1925, to the district collector of internal revenue.
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N. Fieck
Internal Revenue
Athens Post Office
Fleck
Collector of Internal Revenue
Drilling for Oil and Gas Near Athens Waterworks
Oil and gas drilling plans announced for a West State Street field near the F. C. Stedman packing plant. If the first well succeeds, more will follow within thirty days with T. E. Clark as contractor. The site lies close to Athens water wells prompting caution from the City Board of Health on casing to keep salt water from entering gravel aquifers.
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West Athens
Athens
California
Signal Hill
F. C. Stedman Company
West State Street
T. E. Clark
City Board of Health
Stedman
West Union Street
Gasoline tax bill passes House in Ohio
Columbus Feb 11 The House approved the Brown gasoline tax bill 97 to 29 without debate and sent it to the Senate. Amendments shifted tax payment to producers and refiners from tank car purchasers, while a county distribution proposal was defeated. Proceeds fund highway construction and maintenance via the Ohio Tax Commission.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Ohio Tax Commission
Weather signals rain across Lake region and Atlantic states
The United States Weather Bureau reports a shift from warm weather to likely rain or snow in the lower Lake region and the Middle Atlantic and North Atlantic states. Rain or snow is forecast for Thursday in New England.
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Washington
Lower Lake Region
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
United States Weather Bureau
New England
Reformed Adventists Promised Great Night in 1926
Arthur Brisbane recounts a Friday night spectacle in Hollywood where Mrs. Bowen was to lead the faithful to Heaven and in Long Island a self styled Prophet of Doom planned to guide his survivors upward, amid media furor over prizes and Japan’s yen.
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Hollywood
Discriminatory End Times Vision Tags 144000 Brides
The text argues a doomed plan where only 144,000 saved souls rise to the clouds while 1.6 billion others are destroyed. It cites racial diversity among the doomed and calls the idea discriminatory. The reference notes 144,0909 brides postponing meeting the lamb.
Prophet Reidt and Family in Doomsday Belief Sighted
The report centers on the four young followers of Reidt, known as Followers of the Prophet, who fear the world’s end and refuse to ascend in a cloud. Mrs Reidt, wife of the prophet, endures the ordeal with stoicism as the feature notes her resilience amid the apocalyptic claim.
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Reidt
Rescue Crews Make Progress In Cave Trapping Case
Floyd Collina, trapped for twelve days in a Kentucky cave at Land Cave, Ky, was cut off from outside contact when a radio test failed this morning. The power plant’s ammeter stayed dark and the light above his head went out, signaling a new phase in efforts to reach him.
Sand Cave rescue probe in Kentucky shifts to findings
Floyd Collins remains near the surface as probing tests and long distance exams resume at Sand Cave Kentucky. Officials including Lt Governor Denhardt vow full effort while witnesses review cave conditions and rescue strategy amid ongoing digging and debate over handling of the case.
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Qquiz
Kentucky
Collins
H. Denhardt
Floyd Collins
Kicker
Funkhouser
Samuel H. Mattlack
Louisville
Alex M. Chaney
Mattlock
Army flyers Wright and Foster Die in Field Crash
Major Lee O Wright and Lieut Arthur L Foster from Brooks Field crashed near the San Antonio army flying field. The plane ignited and plunged to the ground, killing both pilots today.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lee O. Wright
Arthur L. Foster
Brooks Field
Army Flying Field
Gasoline tax bill faces Senate hurdles after House passage
In Columbus Ohio on February 11 the House passed a two cent gasoline tax bill and a $190000 city Lorain restoration appropriation but Senate passage is not assured. Senate scrutiny looms with hearings expected before any report. Also a $76000 inquiry into Ohio telephone companies by the Attorney General advances, while a Bolton bill to permit Federal farm loan bonds as legal investments awaits first reading in the House.
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HOUSE
Senate
Columbus
State
Lorain
Ohio
Bolton
Cuyahoga
Demands Fence Around Canaan Burying Ground
Conrad Haar relator on behalf of the state seeks a mandamus in Common Pleas to compel Canaan township trustees Carlos Dorr Nelson Clifford and Grover Holbert to enclose the United Brethren burying ground near Canaanville. He says graves are being desecrated by cattle and stock and cites forty years of public recognition of the site.
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Carlos Dorr
Nelson Clifford
Grover Holbert
Canaan Township
Common Pleas Court
Conrad Haar
United Brethren
Canaanville
Haar
State of
Ohio
China Withdraws From Opium Conference
China pulled out of the first opium conference in Geneva on February 11 citing failure to set a date for the fifteen year program to reduce opium cultivation.
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Geneva
China
Claim Shooting Belated Echo of Last Halloween
George E B Carleton of Coolville faced arraignment in Magistrate Helwig’s court on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. Wayne Bardin, a Coolville youth, was struck by shot from Carleton’s shotgun after alleged warnings to visitors on Halloween night 1924. Carleton says the shot was toward the ground to frighten intruders. the pellet struck Bardin as it rebounded off concrete. Carleton pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and posted 500 bond for the next grand jury appearance.
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Helwig
George EB. Carleton
Coolville
Wayne Bardin
Carleton
Rardin
Payroll Robbers Caught After Bold Coal Company Heist
Chicago men Harry Mitchell and William Lewis were held in Uhrichsville and charged with robbing J A Waisner payroll chief of Pocock Coal Co of $9851 in broad daylight. They fled with $9800 cash and $10 000 in securities before being captured eight hours later by farmer Roy Misser. Preliminary hearing set and bail likely denied.
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Canton
Harry Mitchell
William Lewis
Chicago
Uhrichsville
J. A. Waisner
Pocock Coal Co
Urichsville
Mitchell
Lewis
Roy Miseer
Pocock Company
One killed and three hurt in Pelletier African expedition crash
Paris report says one person died and three were seriously injured today when one of the Pelletier expedition airplanes crashed. The incident occurred during preparations near Paris. Further details on victims and cause were not immediately available.
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Paris
Pelletiera African Expedition
Rail plan to ease congestion by building new line to Columbus
Freight movement in Ohio faces bottlenecks as the Van Sweringen interests seek permission to build up to sixty miles of double track between Gregg and Valley Crossing to connect with the Hocking Valley line. The C and O would move about six hundred cars daily under agreement with the Norfolk and Western. Construction, estimated at ten million dollars, would create a major new link for coal and freight from West Virginia and Kentucky into Columbus, improving transit from Gregg to Valley Crossing.
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Columbus
van Sweringen
Norfolk
Western
Colibus
Waverly
Chesspeake Land
Ohio
Win’ Swerkagen
Interstate Commerce Com
Gregg, Pty
Valley Crossing
Hocking
Val
Norfolk and Western
West Viginia
Kentucky
Fated Accident Ends in Tragic Streetcar Collision
A man who seemed fated to die due to an earlier assault was knocked down by a streetcar last night. He was resuscitated at the scene but later died after being dragged along the tracks into the morning, sparking an investigation.
Diplomat In Prague Shot During Communist Protest
Ernest Power, secretary of the United States consulate in Prague, was wounded when a bullet struck him during a Communist demonstration against high prices. One woman was killed and another was injured. Police guarded the area to prevent further unrest.
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Prague
Ceecho
Slovakia
Ernest Power
United States
Fragmentary notice on school poetry book distribution
A damaged clipping mentions poetry booklets for students with no cost, offering copies to teachers. It lacks clear details on source, date, or issuing organization.
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