Daugherty Hag Hut ACGuserg in Smith Case
Washington dispatch reports a sensational turn in the Daugherty probe with subpoenas for two cabinet members, Secretary of War Weeks and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. The inquiry also targets Major Roy Haynes, David Blair, H. H. Votan, Elmer Dover, and three assistant attorneys general, amid probes into the Standard Aircraft case and liquor permit activities.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheeler
Wmocrat
Montana
President Coolidge
John Weeks
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Weeks
Gaston BL
Jesse W. Smith
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Harding
Roy Haynes
David Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
H. H. Votan
Congress probes Dempsey-Carpentier film scheme
Wheeler-Brookhart committee widens inquiry into a nationwide plan to show the Dempsey Carpentier fight films. It hears from William Orr Jap Muma and Tex Rickard while Attorney General Daugherty links a deal to silence Roxie Stinson and others offering to sell her silence for 150000 later 50000. He seeks subpoenas for several Cleveland and Washington figures.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Dempsey-Carpentier
Harry M. Daugherty
William J. Burns
Inner Circle
William Orr
Whitman
New York
Jap Muma
Cincinnati
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Orr
Jesse Smith
Muma
Daugherty
Roxie Stinson
Smith
Cleveland
Stinson
A. N. Fink
Buffalo
Hollenden Hotel
Fink
Thettorney
James W. Holcomb
Samuel Ungerleider
Henry T. Ellis
M. 8. Daugherty
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Chicago ministers condemn Voliva broadcast
Chicago clergy protested a Zion City minister Voliva for broadcasting unseemly language. The controversy drew anticipated tuning from radio stations as far away as Singapore and Zanzibar.
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Chicago
Voliva
Singapore
Zanzibar
Zion City
County School Board Offices Here Are Moved
The Athens county board of education moved Tuesday from the Cline building to the fourth floor of the Security Bank building formerly used by Canaan Coal. The board said the new quarters provide more space and better facilities for its work. Some people think every season comes at the wrong time of the yar.
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County School Board
Athens County Board of Education
Cline
Security Bank
Canaan Coal Company
Athens to adopt Eastern Time zone change this Sunday
A long standing dispute over time zones ends as Athens and surrounding areas will observe Eastern Standard Time starting at 2:00 p m Sunday March 30 following a Commerce Commission order. The change places Athens with Columbus and other eastern areas, shifting clocks ahead one hour.
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L. A. Koons
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Columbus
Order of the Commerce Commmission
Congress
United States
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Monroeville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Dundas
Gallipolis
Ohio
Wayne County
IW Va
Lancaster
Logan
McArthur
Athens County
Silence for Sale Tangles Brookhart Inquiry in Cleveland
In Washington agents seek to prove Roxie Stinson and A. L. Fink offered to sell silencing documents to U S attorney general aides. Hotel records in Cleveland show visits by Roxie Stinson and A J Fink in February with names linked to the case. Evidence was handed to John W. Ryan as DOJ investigates further.
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Cleveland
Samuel Ungerleider
Marty M. Daugherty
Brookhart,Wheeler Committee
Washington
Roxie Stinson
Jesse Smith
A. A L. Fink
Buffalo
A. L. French and Wife
Pittsburg
Hollenden Hotel
Statler
A. J. Fink
N. Y
Miss Stinson
James W. Holcomb
Cleveland Traction
Henry T. Willis
S. Daugherty
D. H
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Fink
Hollenden
John W. Ryan
Department of Justice
J. EB. Bernsteen
Ryan
Two Spanish Legionaries Die in Moroccan Front Attack
In Morocco a Spanish convoy returning from the Tizziazza sector was ambushed resulting in the deaths of two legionaries and injuries to eleven officers and soldiers. The raid marks a deadly episode in the ongoing campaign.
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Madrid
Tizziazza
Greece edges toward republic with royal pension deal
At Athens a compromise between the Greek Republicans and Monarchists appeared imminent. Greece likely becomes a republic while conferring a pension on the royal family.
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Athens
Greece
Paris Taxi Strike Hits Department Stores Losses
Paris drivers staged a one day strike over fare increases that they say reduced business, with department stores reporting about 1000 francs in lost takings.
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Paris
Bern Township Trustee Starts Spring Road Work
W O White new trustee of Bern township begins spring road maintenance by clearing brush on the old M C C right of way between Drag Road well and Utley and plans to drag the road when conditions allow.
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Bern
Broadwell
W. O. White
Bern Township
M. C
lLroadwell
Utley
Woman Found Alive After Dragging River For Body
Coolville Ohio March 18 Deputies Cady and Barrows, from Athens, dragged the Hocking river bed a mile below Coolville for an hour seeking the body of Mrs Widd Rolands who vanished Sunday after threats to kill herself. Later she was found alive at relatives near the Meigs county line, ending the search.
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Coolville
Mar
Cady
Barrows
Athen
Hocking
Widd Rolands
Salaries for post office workers urged amid living costs
Arthur Brisbane argues postal employees deserve higher pay as living costs rise and workload increases. He notes mail carriers face heavier physical burdens with parcel post and shifts, urging decent wages while cautioning readers about Washington narratives and stories of Gaston J.B. Means and Miss Roxie Stinson.
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Gaston JB. Means
Roxie Stinson
Postoffice Workers Urge Lawmakers for Higher Pay
A call to action urges citizens to write Congress and the Senate urging passage of a bill to raise postoffice salaries. The appeal stresses federal pay as a model for good employment and calls for prompt action.
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Sam
Congress May Pick the Next President
A 1938 map shows the U S presidential outcome could fall to the House if a strong third party enters. Republicans hold 327 votes possibly doubtful. Democrats 178 certain. Progressives 35. States like California and Pennsylvania show variance, with many regions labeled doubtful or leaning Progressive. The piece notes third party risk to GOP unity and potential House selection.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Iowa
Pennsylvania
California
Hiram Johnson
Istate
Ig. O. P
Reed
Missouri
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Arizona
Coming European War Seen By Shaw Desmond
Shaw Desmond, fresh from Europe, predicts another European war is inevitable. He expects a chemical war as part of the next conflict and warns it could destroy civilization unless a miracle intervenes. He cites France Italy and Germany racing in airplanes and gas research.
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Cleveland
France
Germany
Italy
Shaw Desmond
Desmond
Europe
T Ww
Athens County plans aid for three miles of Inter-County highway 160
Athens county commissioners prepared a resolution at their meeting to seek state aid for about three miles of Inter-County highway 160 the Athens McArthur road from Albany Lee township to the Vinton county line Frank Goldsberry and Howard Cline of Albany visited the state highway department in Columbus and requested improvement The New York Central railroad switch project at Fischer Station progresses with a six to eight car switch planned on the opposite side of the main line to reduce dangerous crossings The railroad will set stakes and lay tracks while the county grades the approach The surveyor will assess the Nelsonville covered bridge load capacity and post load limit signs The commission of John Grosvenor named to the county board arrived from Governor Donabey's office
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Athens County
Athens-McArthur
South Corporation
Albany
Lee Township
Vinton County
Frank Goldsberry
Howard Cline
State Highway Department
Columbus
State Department
New York Central Railroad
Fischer Station
New York Central Company
Corporation of
Nelsonville
John Grosvenor
Board of County Commissioners
Donabey
Tedrow Dies After Illness In Nelsonville
Charles B Tedrow 62 longtime coal man in the upper Hocking valley died Monday afternoon after a brief illness. He was superintendent of lands for the New York Coast and held the post since 1962. Born in Nelsonville he led civic efforts and previously served as assistant trainmaster of the Hocking Valley Railroad. Survived by widow Elizabeth McManigal Will and son Will plus sisters and brothers in Nelsonville and Athens. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Nelsonville
Charles
Tedrow
Pglock
Columbus
Fanaa
Upper
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Isaiah Tedrow
New York Coast
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Elizabeth McManigal
Orbiston
Will
Will Burnell
W. W. Kelley
J. P
Frank
John Cross
Athens
Thad H. Brown to Speak at Athens Forum Luncheon
Ohio Secretary of State Thad H. Brown will address the Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon in the Security Bank Building on Wednesday. The speech titled Our State Government will be his first Athens appearance and a capacity crowd is expected.
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Thad H. Brown
Ohio
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Security Bank
Brown
Mr. Brown
Athens
Mah Jonggitis Reported As A New Ailment
In Columbus on March 18 Dr. Charles J. Shepard notes Mah Jonggitis a skin complaint linked to handling cheap ceramic Mah Jongg tiles. He explains tile materials resembling poison ivy can trigger redness and itching in susceptible individuals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles J. Shepard
Shepard
Governor Donahey Pardons First Two Liquor Law Violations
Columbus Ohio March 18 The first prisoners pardoned from a workhouse by Governor Donahey since his inauguration are Hampdebley Coshocton and Rusawich Massillon released yesterday upon clemency orders. Pardons came on recommendations from local officials and state figures and require endorsements from the prohibition commissioner and prosecutors before future clemency.
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Donahey
Ohio
Columbus
Hampdébley
Coshocton
Canton
Rusawich
Massillon
Mobley
Tish
Duling
Carr
Tramp Confesses to Triple Murder in Linden NY
Sheriff Ware says John Vetoski confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Whalley and Mabel Morse at their Lin den home after breaking in from the Erie Railroad tracks. He describes robbing the house, fatally shooting the trio, attempting arson, and fleeing by living in barns while stealing food.
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Batavia
N. Y
Thomas Whalley
Mabel Morse
Linden
Ware
John Vetoski
Vetoski
Whalley
Whal
Ruler of SAPS Failing Fast
Tokyo reports the Japanese Emperor’s mental faculties are gradually weakening and recovery is unlikely. Attending physicians fear a rapid turn for the worse as Crown Prince Hirohito acts as Regent. The Emperor, in his 45th year, has been ill since ascending the throne in 1915.
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London
Tokio
Hirohito
Boy nearly chokes on steel ball in Prague
A 16 year old youth in Prague inhaled a steel ball through a blow pipe and drew it into his lung. Doctors failed to remove it with forceps and a magnet before using a rubber bose and air pump to push the object out, succeeding almost immediately.
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Prague
Pope Pius XI Reported Suffering Arteric Sclerosis
A Rome dispatch to the Daily Express today reports that Pope Pius XI is suffering from arteric sclerosis.
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London
Rome
Daily Express Today
Pius, XI
Words Shape Life Says Bureau New Free Booklet
A bureau promotes a free booklet on proper speech to guide pronunciation spelling and usage. They urge distribution to schools homes and offices and ask readers to send two cents for postage.
Bergdoll looming return and explosive memoir claims
New York reports Bergdoll plans to surrender to U S authorities after a Berlin gift controversy and sensational magazine disclosures. The April issue cites Tal Brood, Blood, and others forecasting Bergdoll’s return to face trial and possible seizure of assets.
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New York
Funda
Fem
Grover Chef
Bergdoll
United States
Normalgood
Hearers Intertal
Bergdoal
Bergege
Hapgood
Bei
Magasine
Bergell
Cacapa
Riood
Kia America
Eberbach
Ace Blood
Bergdol
United
Dedoli
Bieed
Lemuel Bolles
Nation of the American
Leckland W. Powell
Loigion
Opera Stars Strike In Bucharest Over Privatization Move
Leading Romanian opera performers refuse state control as government plans end of state monopoly. The strike in Bucharest protests a shift toward private management of opera houses and reduced government role.
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Striks
Bucharest
Romania
Ruma
Unusually harsh winter grips Berlin countryside
A hard winter with heavy snow affects Berlin and surrounding areas. Grouse and other birds are scarce, hares and deer venture close to homes, and wildlife behavior reflects the severe cold across the region.
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Berlin
Tragic Columbus Crash Claims 8 Year Old
An eight year old girl, Maral Dorothy Nutt, died at University Hospital after being struck by a car driven by an employee named Leonard. Witnesses said the vehicle sped on the wrong side around a trolley, creating danger for bystanders. Eugene Thompson reported the fractured injuries as the accident occurred yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maral Dorothy Nutt
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