Only End of North Lancaster Street To Be Paved This Year
Athens city council in a special meeting agreed to pave only the north end of North Lancaster Street this year. The proposed City building project would go to a bond vote, with plans and costs to be finalized next year.
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Former Klan Leader May Tell His Story
In Indianapolis the court allowed Stephen son former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan to testify in Jackson's bribery conspiracy trial. Judge McCabe overruled defense objections and ordered Stephenson brought from the state penitentiary to describe his relations with Governor Ed Jackson.
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Gran Dragon
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
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Charles McCabe
Jackson
McCade
State Penitentiary
Denison brands Chicago mayor as fake American in London remarks
Australian commissioner Sir Hugh Denison said today in London that Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson posed as fully American but showed 100 percent German sympathies before and during World War I. He called Thompson a fortuitous blather skite and warned audiences not to take him seriously.
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U.P
Hugh Denison
United States
Big Bill” Thompson
Chi
Ohio Republican Committeeman Backs Hoover in 1952 Race
Cleveland February 14. Maurice H. Maschke Ohio Republican national committeeman withdrew support for Senator Frank B Willis and pledged to back Secretary of Commerce Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination. He remains noncommittal to the Willis faction and could switch sides. Maschke informs amid mixed reactions as he nears re election this year and Bud Burton ally Mons.
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Maurice H. Maschke
Ohio
United States
Frank B. Willis
Commerce Hoover
Willis
Maschke
Lindbergh Plans Home-Coming Flight and Chicago Route
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh outlines future plans including a home-coming flight over St. Louis and a flight over his old air-mail route to Chicago. He notes the Spirit of St Louis has logged 481 hours since San Diego, flew safely from Havana, and says parachutes are not essential for his straight passenger flights.
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United Press
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This Date in American History begins in the Messenger
The Athens Messenger announces a new editorial feature This Date in American History to run on the page. It promises factual historical reflections to show how the past mirrors the present and readers are urged to read it today.
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Debutante Charm Talk Links Health To Physical Allure
Miss Sarah Hatcher of Ohio University tells Y W C A members that true charm comes from radiant health, movement freedom, posture, and grooming rather than mere features. She urges sleep and diet for future charm and notes slouching as a habit to be broken.
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Ohio University Department of Physical Education
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Voigt
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Pauline Dickinson
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Lowden Active Arrangements For North Dakota Delegates
Washington February 14 The Senate commerce committee voted to summon Secretary of Commerce Hoover to offer his views on flood control. Opponents push to place him on record for or against Coolidge flood relief cost sharing. Chairman Jones said no record vote was taken after heated discussion lasting more than an hour.
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Hoover opposition shifts in flood control battle
Washington reports a furor as Senator Willis convenes the Senate Commerce Committee to press Hoover for input on flood control and the President Coolidge plan. Meanwhile former Governor Lowden makes deals in North Dakota to block Hoover and boost his own delegation prospects. Hoover heads to Florida for a brief fishing trip amid the party maneuvering.
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Hoover
Willis
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Ohio
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John D May Declares Will Overcomes Big Men in Race
Beverly Hills editor says John D May plans to shame other top men into serving the country and that Hoover is the sole acclaimed candidate. The piece questions whether a known qualified man can make a strong race and if qualifications are an asset or liability.
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Will
Hoover
Jury Chosen for Trial of S A Lengel Murder Case
The jury to decide if Sejanus A. Lengel former Canton police chief is guilty of Don Meltett’s murder was completed and sworn after a day’s work in Lisbon. An alternate juror was being selected and jurors were allowed liberty during progress of the trial. The court advised jurors not to read newspapers or discuss the case, and to report any contact.
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U.R
Sejanus A. Lengel
Canton
Don R. Meltett
Lengers
Lones
Educational Talk at Athens Rotary Meeting
The Athens Rotary Club met at Hotel Berry at noon with John J. Woolley giving an educational talk. He focused on Roy Hawk, the local shoe dealer, and the newest club members. Rev. C. M. Coulter, slated to lead the program, was called to Cincinnati on business yesterday.
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Athens
Non-Stop Flight Hops From Moundsville to Lakeland
Capt. George Haldeman piloted Ruth Elder in a new cabin plane from Moundsville to Lakeland on a non stop flight. Edward W. Stifel, Wheeling financier, accompanied her as passenger.
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George Haldeman
Ruth
Elder
Paris
Lakeland
Fila
Edward W. Stifel
Wheeling
Last 24 Hours Weather in Athens Ohio University
Temperatures recorded for Athens at Ohio University show readings around the mid 40s with evening values near 41 to 45 degrees. The data includes scattered figures for Monday and Tuesday with multiple time stamps.
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Athens
Ohio University
Rich Fort Worth heiress seeks divorce from Waggoner scion
One of the southwest's wealthiest women, Mrs. Anne Burnett Waggoner of Fort Worth, files suit for divorce from Guy L. Waggoner. She is granddaughter of the late Burk Burnett, noted pioneer cattleman and oil magnate.
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Anne Burnett Waggoner
Fort Worth
Tex
Guy L. Waggoner
Burk Burnett
Millonaire
Hickman Given Death Sentence for Marian Parker Murder
In Los Angeles on February 14 1932 William Edward Hickman was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of 12 year old Marian Parker. The judge overruled defense motions for a new trial and also sentenced Hickman to kidnapping imprisonment without a fixed term. Cantillon said an appeal to the California Supreme Court would likely be filed after Thursday.
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J. J. Tabacco
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Richard Cantillon
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Cantillon
Retired writer N. P. Babcock dies in Zanesville
N P Babcock aged 76, a retired newspaper man and magazine and feature writer, died in Zanesville after a brief illness.
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U.P
N. P
Edna Gilson Nominated for Steubenville Postmaster
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Edna M. Gilson to be postmaster at Steubenville. In Omaha, Tommy Grogan knocked out Babe Ruth in a Philadelphia bout, and Al Van Ryan defeated Johnny Jones over ten rounds.
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St. Paul
Johnny Jones
Fort Worth boxing results feature Murdock and Dula wins
Eddie Murdock of Sapulpa Oklahoma defeated Brooks Harper of San Antonio in ten rounds. Kid Dula of Brownwood defeated Johnny Harrington in six rounds.
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Eddie Murdock
Sapulpa
Okla
Brooks Harper
San Antonio
Kid Dula
Brownwood
Johnny Harrington
Needy Children Get Meals as Mine Closed
In Canaanville on February 14 meals for needy children began, 166 served in four days under Mrs James Ogle with help from local women. The largest daily total reached 46. Relief comes from the upper valley where state aid has fed children of mining families for months.
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James Ogle
Ogle
Child Narrowly Survives As Dog Killed In Electric Trap
In Cincinnati on February 14 a child almost died from electrocution after a neighbor witnessed a dog killed by an alleged electric trap on George Meinken's premises. Meinken, a plumber, was arrested for cruelty to animals as prosecutors prepare charges.
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Herman Telgheder
Meinken
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George E Eerts
Wil
Yam Krumpe
Krumpe
Menken
John Kriger
Sticks To Her Pen A New York Author Receives Legacy Plan
Caroline Rittenberg, 20 year old New York author, will receive a $10,000 upfront legacy from Frank Loring Preston of Weston Massachusetts. The remaining $190,000 is to be paid in installments: $5,000 at age 25, $19,000 at 30, $15,000 at 35, and the balance at 40. She will continue writing in the meantime.
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Caroline Rittenberg
New York
Frank Loring Preston
Weston
Mass
Libel suit launched over Anastasia royal claim
Berlin reports Mme Anastasia Tchaikovsky, visiting New York, is at center of a libel suit between Der Tag and Taegliche Rundschau. Der Tag had backed her royal claim, later reversing, with investigators alleging she wed a Polish laborer Franziska Tschanzkowski. The trial began yesterday and may seat Grand Duke Hesse as a witness if unresolved.
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Hoover delegates loom in Ohio as party rift widens
Ohio Republicans prepare for a preference primary amid a split over Herbert Hoover. Campaigns by Jim Thompson and others seek to channel delegates to the national convention in Kansas City. Critics urge loyalty to the party and question Hoover's appeal to voters across twenty wards.
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Way To God Sermon Opens Revival at Central Methodist
The Rev. I. L. pastor of Central Methodist Church will lead the sermon tonight as revival services continue this week. Last night there were two services with full attendance, and all churches held evening gatherings.
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Athens Messenger Publishes Booklet on Well Balanced Diets
The Athens Messengers offers readers a booklet on well balanced diets. The notice indicates coupons and stamps for delivery and mentions Director Frederick J. Baskin in Washington.
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