Beedy Rebuts Wet Argument Against 18th Amendment
In a two speech address Rep Carroll L Beedy Republican Maine argues against compromise on the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act. He says Portman from New Jersey and Beck from Pennsylvania err by trying to ride two opposing horses at once. Beedy urges Prohibitionists to stand firm for retention.
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Washington
Tech
House
Carroll L Beedy
Repubiican
Maine
Beedy
Representave Port
New Jery
Beck
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massillon Hospital Hunger Striker Promises Action
Stewart Warren, confined at Massillon State Hospital, promises to eat after appealing to Dr. Arthur Hyde and Lyde as authorities consider his case. The superintendent says the hunger striker appears sane and is not judged insane in the recent ward hearing.
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Massillon
U.P
Jitobyrt Stewart Warren Rugay
Stewart
Arthur G. Hyde
Lyde
Werren Court
Beck Says Prohibition Enforcment Needs Clarity in Debate
In Atlantic City Feb 16 Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania argued Americans jump between topics and fail to concentrate on enforcement. He warned the Eighteenth Amendment requires clear congressional action and criticized the idea that wine or beer sales would be allowed under repeal, urging firm enforcement amid a rising wet campaign.
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Atlantic City
Americana
Fames M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Reedly
Supreme Court
Congress
Alisek
Taugd
Drgs
Massachusetts
The Bad Lands to Bad Min Term in Travelogue Fragment
A fragmented travelogue describes a journey from the United States to the Southwest via the Paglite route. It recalls landscapes in Arizona and Colorado, noting pine forests and blue skies, and mentions encounters with wildlife as “Bad Lands” evolve into “Bad Min,” with future pages promising continuation in Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
New York
U S Opposes Mediterranean Pact Andoon Debate
American delegates at the London conference resist any commitment binding the United States to joint action in the Mediterranean. They favor a pact similar to the Pacific Agreement and oppose specifying the Western Mediterranean as the operative ground.
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Doandon
Rha
London
Cataiders
Politcal
Nuto
Senate
Uni France
Amerles
United States
Terrance
Dora
United Statsa
Agres
Gasoline Price Drop Reported in Athens County
Motorists in Athens County benefit from a price war with gas selling at 26 cents for high heat and 17 cents for low heat a gallon. Adjoining counties report prices at 22 and 19 cents a gallon.
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Athens
Athens County
Congratulations From Famous Journalist
Western Union Telegram from New York praising The Athens Messenger for winning a national recognition. Mentions Athens Ohio and a belated acknowledgment of being named top under ten thousand population daily by United Press. Signed by Rach A. Hiekel, President.
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Western Union Telegram
New York
Athens
Ohio
United Press
Athens Messenger
United States
Rach A. Hiekel
Missing Campbell student George Kovalchick feared dead
Searchers comb a river near Athens for George Kovalchick a Campbell Gile University student dismissed for scholastic deficiency. His brothers arrived as authorities traced his disappearance to a possible murder plot amid campus turmoil.
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George Kovalchick
Campbell
Gile University
Athens
Gondinna Wal
Waite
Walley MU
John
Wick Kovralchick
Theo
Ater
Acc
Five Albion Students Charged After College Riot
Detroit freshman Clifford Whitney faced ten days in jail and a $3 fine after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct stemming from a student riot in Albion. Warrants were issued for five more students and sixty subpoenas prepared for service.
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Albion
Mich
Bkclifford Whitney
Alston College
Detroit
Whitney
Bargain Ads Highlight Deals in Messenger Classifieds
Tina spring suits offered at 15.55. A reader seeks to buy a small gasoline engine. An electric washer is available with details unclear. Rhode Island Fed ehicks priced at 15 per hundred.
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the Messenger
Rhode Island
DRY AGENTS TO TH TO BLOCK ALCOHOL FLOW
Prohibition officials plan a four month push to unwind two major channels of illicit alcohol. Federal agents target cabarets and clubs allowing patrons to bring liquor and are to intensify investigations to transfer enforcement from Treasury to Justice.
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Joseph
Wasney United Press Star
Washington, Fed
James M Doran
Sul
Treasury
Justice Department
Chicago
Doran
Bellh-Boyn
Iateia
Hottla
Chicago Gangs Defy Police To Reduce Crime
Gunmen killed Tony Lombardo in a gangland ambush defying Chicago police ultimatum to oust organized crime. The murder occurred amid a citywide drive that yielded 3,200 arrests in 24 hours and reduced lawlessness by half over six days. Police planned to bolster motorcycle units as officers warned of gunmen.
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Chicago
Tony Lombardo
Enlzeng
Willan Russell
Hearing on Dry Law Presided by Representative Graehey
In a first Congress hearing in 19 years on prohibition merits Representative George Graehey chaired the session. Testimony included Loudas Grou, head of the Women’s Federation Union, as part of the opposing group, among many witnesses.
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George 8. Graehey
Endaylvaniac
Ttepublican Wat
House Judicgary
Iiss Loudas
New Fight Brews Over Rate Appointee in Senate Row
Western coal operators in Pennsylvania Ohio and Tennessee join opposition to Hush M7 Tne of Knosville Vern for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senates may delay confirmation amid Southern coal operator backlash related to Cyruakk Woolf of Pennsylvania. A prior ruling found Pittsburgh Lakes transport rates unduly favorable to Pennsylvania. Rescue crews work to reach 15 miners entombed in a shaft cave in St Etienne France.
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U.P
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tadienm
Hush M7 Tne
Knosville
Cyruakk
Woolf
Tennessee
Honetucky
Virginia
West Vietnam
Woods
Rome
Lake Carin
Cleveland Stove Firm Sale Under New Ownership Plan
A court and creditors fight over the Kay-Glo Corporation stove plant ends with a bid of 5 1/2 million dollars by the Athens Trust and others. The deal includes continued manufacture at the Cleveland plant and possible transfer of equipment while a skeleton sale tally is set for the immediate future. Also reported, Ohio State Penitentiary crowding drives use of basement dormitories for nearly 5,000 inmates.
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Merchind
Iriday
Jim Krey-Gla Corporation
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Thich
Tgeierehin
Texan
Ite
Tavisht Williame
Freoss. Porehyvars
Spee
Varley M. Whitertt
Rey Gly
Frea Te Tiensioy
Athens
Coty Tins
Leaasey
M4eveland Concern
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Alt
Ander Lita
Oi Einvee
Lend Copeern
CML Treat Company
RayGlo Corp
Ria
Qleveland
Il Iy
Cleveland Company
Tay-Glo Corporation
Furs Mery
Alhons Nading Industriea
John Grayson
Las
Judge
G. Worstell
Madonna Sculpture Surprises Chicago Taxi Ride
A Chicago taxi driver ferried a man with a marble statue wrapped in green cloth labeled The Madonna. Resolved by bystanders who surrounded the cab with revolvers drawn, the driver and passenger puzzled over the strange delivery as sculptor Oskar Hansen explained the art piece was being taken to a cast maker.
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Chicago
Skmen
Oskar J
Hansen
Art Institute
Prohibition
Liquor Law Trial Reveals Mirchaser Purchase Suspects
A government case in WALSTENUITON involves a man accused under a misread act for purchasing liquor in violation of a state statute. District Attorney Hart argues the matter could shape future capital penalties and enforcement, highlighting the impact on illicit buyers and public safety.
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Walstenuiton
Johniyland
Garena
Valstaad
Asataat
AL Tornex
David A. Hart
Contonla
George Hatem Wins Release in Habeas Corpus Case
George Latem of Somerset Perry County won release in a habeas corpus case. The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals sustained his appeal, overturning the conviction for violating a local tax or road tax law. The sequence included prior rulings by state and federal courts up to the U.S. Supreme Court Tumey decision style.
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Cincinnati
George Latem
Homerset
Perry County
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
J. W. Newberry
Fintert
Genson W. Stouch
Columbua
U. S Supreme Court
Dudgy Hough
Acosta Sentenced in County Court for Abandoning Children
Acosta, who rose to fame in 1927 with the Byrd trans Atlantic flight, was jailed for 11 months in Minaula Li Pel 15. He faces charges of abandonment of his two children filed in the county jail today.
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Theo
Donald
Junior
Melvia Bloret
Junie
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Hte Tittle
Amdin
Tyas
Murder case solved as Jasta Brown confession revealed
The Athens area reports that Jasta Brown, once a prominent Athenian, was murdered and the case appears solved after a police confession. Governor Cooper involvement noted and local reactions recorded across Athens County.
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Athens
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Sionenger Community News
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Slater Faces Probe In Wayne County Missing Child Case
Special Prosecutor Mourphey plans to question Slater in the Melvin Morat disappearance probe as claims shift about the child’s fate. Witnesses recount evolving stories involving Hanna Donald and others, with a search ongoing amid weather and snow in Wayne County.
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Cnetonatch
Axel
Wayne County
Melvin Morat
Orrville
Walter I
Moushey
Slater
Horst Tyntery
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Ald
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Donald
Betlil
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Frank Ivoy
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Lanna
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Moughey
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