Word Of Battle Near Nicaragua Marines Ready To Strike
In Nicaragua reports say U.S. Marines near Quilali await an assault by landing forces. Lieutenant Moses J. Gould says an attack could occur within 48 hours. A rebel general named Bandit Sando warns he will blow himself up rather than be captured.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Quilali
Wedne
Moses J. Gould
Owas
F Chipete
Quilall
Menico City
Mexico
Augusting Landing
Nicaras
Reneral
Toon
Teruchzalpa
Vedra Zoppeda
Prisoner Siemand Captured After Escape at Oslo State Penitentiary
Canton reports Fed It Siemant, who fled Oslo State Penitentiary five weeks ago, was arrested today by Officer Steve Skot vane. Siemand, once hailed for heroism during a prisoners riot, is in custody in Columbus. Officials including Bert Alba Columbus and Milton Columbus hold leadership roles in the Ohio association of credit agencies.
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Canton
Jatt
Siemant
Oslo
Columbus i
Siemand
Steve Skotvane
Per
Columbus
Jain
Bert Alba Cnalumbus
Nhew
Ohio Association of Increduntile
Offix
Robert Cy Gremsburg
Steubenville
Marl Jawart
Milton Columbus
Hy Simprer
Lancaster
Aurer
Jesse d. Dadner
No One Killed After Explosions At Valley Mills
Explosions rocked two Hercules Power mills in Valley Falls New York today causing heavy damage. Initial reports indicate no fatalities though injuries may be possible and emergency crews respond to assess the scene.
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Valley Falls
N.Y
Hercules Power
Jews Protest King of Kings Film Version
Nationwide protests by Jews over the crucifixion portrayal in The King of Kings may prompt a prologue by director DeMille to exonerate Jews and blame Caiaphas and Roman officials for the portrayal. The plan outlined aims to avoid a complete film revision while addressing concerns raised by critics and Jewish groups.
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New York
Maton
Errl BL DeMille
de Rorus
Caiaphas
Submarine S-4 torpedo room life according to signal log
Life remained in the torpedo room of the wrecked submarine S-4 until 6 30 p m December 20 four days after it sank at 3 37 p m December 17. Secretary Wilheire released the signal log showing messages sent and received from the S 4. Nearby crew members heard random tapping from the torpedo room where men were fatally entombed.
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Washington
Wilehire
Canary Murder Case opens Messenger serials
The Messenger begins a new serial about Philo Vance in The Canary Murder Case. The tale features a strangling in progress and cites the famed detective solving a baffling crime, following The Benson Murder Case and preceding The Blazing Horizon.
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Canary
Messenger
Philo Vance
Benson
Athens Messenger
Margaret Odell
Conan Doyle
Hickman acts for all the world like man who seeks insanity
William Edward Hickman, jailed for a druggist slaying, paced his cell and displayed agitated behavior as he pleaded insanity. Superior Judge Kirdy set a trial date for February, with jailer Frank Deward noting Hickman acted as if trying to prove himself insane or die in the attempt.
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Hickman
Kirdy
T Drugeter
Pebrimi
Hicknmain
Higeck
Frank Deward
Fox
Two Are To Serve Terms in Pen After Trials Here
Two defendants were sentenced in Athens County Common Pleas Court after trials. Robert Sprouse was found guilty of burglary and larceny and given a term of years in the state penitentiary. Jane Hoe faced charges for entering a residence and stealing tires, tobacco, candy, clothing, shoes, and dry goods valued at about 726 dollars. George Radcliffe was convicted of cutting with intent to harm, receiving an 18 month term in the penitentiary after a fight resulting in a stabbing. Kenneth Lagoulin and others involved were also jailed to begin their terms.
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Athens
Itous
Robert Sprouse
Jane Hoe
Joseph Lowe
Cannonville
George Radcliffe
Cutte
Radcliffe
Kenneth Lagoulin
Marines Headquarters Commander At Managua Amid Fighting
Marines headquarters at Managua Nicaragua led by Colonel Lews Mason Cullek United States Marine Corps active in center of fighting. Six Marines killed and twenty eight wounded in recent action.
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Lews Mason Cullek
Managua
Nicaragua
Winters named assistant director of Education
John J. Clifton succeeds Walter L. Bliss as editor of Ohio Schools for the Ohio State Teachers Association. The new assistant director, previously acting at Kent State Normal, holds degrees from Ohio Wesleyan University and Ohio State University.
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Ohie
Eborn
John J. Clifton
Walter LB. Vliss
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers
Kent State Normal
Ohia Wesleyan
Ohio State
Hoover’s Manager To Be Announced For 1924 Campaign
Kansas City report says William M. Hutte the Republican national chairman indicated President Coolidge was not ruled out as a third term candidate. He noted draft risks from opposition and that Hoover’s strength was growing across regions. A campaign manager would be named and New York headquarters opened soon.
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Kansas City
William M. Hutte
Republican National
Coolidge
Gu Atatory Chamber of Commerce Breakfast
Ideri Buller
Herbert Hoove
Fonver
New York
Hospital surgery for Charles McKinie and health notes
Charles McKinie son of former Sheriff McKinley underwent appendectomy at Sheltering Arms hospital yesterday morning and is recovering well. Athens High sophomore Young McWintey has been absent from school for weeks due to health. Byron Lamborn, 72, of Nelsonville, suffered a morning attack and was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital for medical treatment. Russell W. Lamborn is his son. A senate investigation heard navy code expert A J Ruble discuss Hearst Mexican assets and alleged government rads.
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Charles
Buddy McKinie
Art H. McKinley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Young McWintey
Athens High School
Byron Lamborn
Nelsonville
Russell W. Lamborn
Athens
Trey RE Uri
Washington
Hearst
A. J. Ruble
U.S. Naval Code
Senate Investigation Committee
Man Won’t Pay Ex-Wife Custody Fee and Faces Life in Jail
Sam Reid, a quiet former soldier, refuses to pay alimony and child support after his divorce. The court jailed him for contempt, while his ex-wife remarried, hardening his stance. The county grand jury investigated but Reid remained unconvinced of his ex-wife’s fitness.
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NUA Service
Willows
Calif
Samluel We Reid
Eid
91St
France
Reid
Polnthlamlk
Freind
Attie Sink
Foresnin
Lindbergh Arrives in Managua Amid Warm Welcome
Lindbergh lands in Managua after a 225 mile flight from Tegucigalpa amid cheering crowds of about 46 000 to 59 000. The pilot soars to 1000 feet, clocks a 2 hour 84 minute leg, then speaks briefly at the presidential mansion before continuing to San Jose Costa Rica.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Presidential
San Jose
Costa Idea
Jealousy Motive Tied to Cleveland Girl’s Murder
Detectives say jealousy led Anthony Yontez to shoot 14 year old Alice Preskar in Cleveland last night. He told officers from a county jail cell he killed her because she smiled at other boys and that a gun jam prevented him from shooting himself. Authorities also hold five Columbus youths for juvenile authorities in New Boston, Shote County.
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Cleveland
Alice Preskar
Anthony Yontez
Fied Yontez
Yontez
Columbus
New Boston
Shote County
Loday
Furnace man finds live garter snake on Cannaville Pike
On January 6 Harley Nice of Athens found a two foot live garter colored snake on the Cannaville pike at noon amid a week of bitter cold weather. The snake fought as it was directed toward the hills, according to Mr. Nice.
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Athens
Harley Nice
Athens Furnace
Canaanville Pike
Comma May Help Find Person Who Forged Documents
Senate Mexican documents inquiry cites Miguel Avila Hearst agent as possible forger of Mexican documents. Commander Carlos V. Cusachs testifies Avila used a comma after the Spanish pronoun ud similar to misuse in Hearst papers. Spanish scholar notes similar grammatical errors by Avila.
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Washington
Miguel Avila
Senate Mexican Committee
Avila
Hearst
Senate
Carlos V. Cusachs
Cusachs
Seid Avila
Vinton Fire Destroys Gallipolis Business District
A large fire in Vinton within Gallia County early today destroyed much of the village business area. Estimated losses reach 75000 dollars, with Butler's undertaking McCarley's hardware store Baptist church Odd Fellows' building and Lincoln Stevens' residence among the buildings burned. Gallipolis and Jackson fire departments lacking water prevented fighting the flames.
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Gallipolis
Vinton
Gallia
Butler
McCarley
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Stevens
Jackson
Columbus Becomes Gateway As C and C Line Extends
Columbus and near North Columbus will gain as the new C and C railroad extension opens a 63 mile stretch linking the Hocking Valley to the Great Lakes region. Freight and coal destined for the Southeast and coast will move via Columbus, reducing barriers to better markets.
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Columbus
Great Lake Region
Waverly
Parsons Avenue
Hocking Valley
Co- Great Lakes
Northlumbus
Hocking Valley Railroad
A. Whipple
Lnrough Golumpus
Rosemary mine to resume co operative operation in Ohio
The Rosemary coal mine in the Eastern Ohio field begins cleanup for a return to co operative operation. About 400 workers will be employed as the largest Ohio mine to resume this plan. The system splits net receipts 60 percent to operators and 40 percent to supplying companies while unions oppose and picket Lydia at Bannock foundry. Flushing will use the same method.
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Lydia
Bannock
Flushing
U.P
Rosemary
Rosemary Coal Company
Ohio
Bannock Foundry
Belmont County
Last Day of Life Dawns for Youth in Prison of Ohio
A stark report notes the final hours of a troubled youth in Ohio custody as authorities weigh dire outcomes. The piece centers on the entity of youth confinement and the broader implications for juvenile justice amid a distressing endgame scenario.
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Ohio
Seek Chemists Columbus Jan 6
L 17 year old Lloyd Hewitt who killed Mrs. Fred Brown and son in Conneaut last year faces execution after sundown this evening. Warden Thomas said the boy would be strapped to the chair around 7 p.m. following a fried chicken dinner. The state board of clemency refused to extend executive clemency and Governor Donahey would honor the board’s recommendation.
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Columbus
L jWloyd Hewitt
Lemal
Conneaut
Fred Brown
Fred Jr
DN i. Thomas
Hewitt
State Board of Clemency
Donahey
Painesville
Hammer
Escapy l
Brant
Columbia
Measles Outbreak Reported in Chauncey Area
More than 100 measles cases are reported in Chauncey and surrounding areas. At the primary building with 125 students, about 50 cases are listed, many children missing school. First grade has eight attending while 30 are out with measles. teachers Hannah Clutterd a, Nuth Bridgymwater, and Sua Goldsworthy each report 18 pupils ill.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Teri
Hannah Clutter
Nuth Bridgymwater
Sua Goldsworthy
Officials From International Airplane Corp Confer in Cincinnati
Officials from the International Airplane Corporation led by Speer and Hillyard arrived by monoplane after a coast-to inland trip to confer with local company officials. They reported the Long Beach factory equipment is being moved to the local plant, with production expected to start by February 15.
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Cincinnate
R—~H
AL Speer
C. Hillyard
Wach
California
International Airplane Corporation
Loth
Longs Beach
Recovery orders in Athens County suits for two business debts
In Athens County Common Pleas court the George J. Roberts Co. is awarded $156.40 plus 6 percent interest against Charles W. Evans for a business transaction. The Articraft Sign Co. is granted $270.84 plus 7 percent interest from Thomas Brook as recovery in a separate action.
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George J. Roberts Company
Charles W. Evans
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Articraft Sign Company
Thomas Brook
Weather Held Back 8 4 Torpedo Room Rescue Effort
Charlestown Navy Yard report shows continued bad weather prevented diving to save six men trapped in the torpedo room after the 8 4 sank. Retired salvage expert Lt Cmdr Edward Eulsberg testified that if divers had access, survivors could have been fed and supplied for weeks. up to thirty others may have been unconscious in the afterhold.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Naval Court of Inquiry
Taieutenant
Paulding
Remus Petition Denied as Judge Rules for Lima Asylum
Common Pleas Judge Charles Bell denied George Remus habeas corpus relief. He orders Remus committed to Lima state hospital for the criminally insane, ruling probate court may send acquitted defendants to an asylum. Remus fought the commitment on grounds of improper certification and insanity findings.
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Cincinnate
Common Pleas
Charles Bell
George Remus
Lima State Hospital
Remus
Imab
Gene
Lima
William H. Luedera
Bally Remus
Judea
Bell Aaid
William “Hy Saunders
Stemus
Elston
Bell
Lenders
Kidston
iRemus
David I. Wolf~stein
Charles E. Klely
A. E. Baker
Piston
Ohio
Jurgen Balt
Sueders
Hig
Tvirta
Imogene
Probate Couré
Common Pleas Court
Aged railroad builder Marvin Hughitt dies at 90
Chicago Jan. 6 A R Marvin Hughitt aged 90 a veteran of the old railroad era died at his Lake Forest home He was still in the harness obeying the whistle of industry and work until death
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Chicago
A.r.marvin Hughitt
Lake Forest
Navy booklet shows a changed fleet and future plans
The article describes a new Navy booklet with pictures of battleships cruisers destroyers submarines aircraft and auxiliaries. It notes the navy has changed since World War I with talks of more cruisers joint navies scrapping battleships and navy bills before Congress as Frederic J. Haskin announces the publication in Washington.
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Congress
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Charles McKinsey
Samuel W. Reid
Lindy
Jim Vinton
Cincinnati
Bucyrus
Arthur H. McCrory
Schuler
C. A. Whipple
Athens Bay
Engineering Society
Eastern Ohio
Floyd Hewitt
Freity
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United States Navy
Frederic J. Haskin
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