College Youth Slays Father at College Home
Alan Tt Schumm the 17 year old University of St Louis freshman shot his father William Schumm 47 in the chest and wounded his mother in the hip after summoning his parents from their bed. Police say he surrendered and told of the shooting claiming mental derangement from study. He had recently graduated high school with honors in math and languages.
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University of Tinos
Torea Ha
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Schamin
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Nonors
Mathenailos
Promotion News in New Lexington Shifts Guard Ranks
Jas G Rodney W Cullen of this city major of the 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the World Strength Vacancy. Cullen, identified with the Ohio National Guard for 14 years, resigned his post due to business obligations and was reassigned to a different colonel unit.
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Jas
Rodney W. Cullen
166Th Infantry
Ohio Nasional Guard
Ives Bern
Cullen
Ohio National Guard
Girl Scout Course Meeting Wednesday At Commerce Bank
Fifth meeting of Girl Scout readership training announced. Course will be held at 7 o clock Wednesday evening at the Security Savings Bank. Troop meetings to resume this week and a troop leaders meeting planned for Saturday afternoon at the Girl Scout center, Miss Tauellle scout director announced.
Ohio University Students Return to Athens After Break
About 2,300 Ohio University students resume classes in Athens after a two week holiday recess. Examinations for the first semester are set to conclude February 7, with two weeks of study before dismissal for Christmas holidays. County and city schools observe differing vacation lengths, and the second semester starts the following Monday.
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Athens
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Sity
Ath- Athens
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Buchtel
Learned professor proposes new universe theory in Isarimouth
The article reviews Ja Mackaye presenting a bold universe concept with a dynamic ether and expansive time and space. It notes declining interest rates, strong business, and a looming year 1944, urging attention to plans and resolutions. Also features a moving picture ad and New Year Eve reflections, plus Mayor Fleming receiving a hand made gavel in Lexington.
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Isarimouth
Einsicia
Limstein
Mellon
Coast Guardsmen face pilfering charges after ship seizure
Fifteen Coast Guardsmen will be tried for pilfering cargo from the captured British vessel Flor Dn Mar. An investigation led by Commander H Wolf found 24 guardsmen charged with intoxication. none of the accused were above chief petty officer. A general court martial opened at the base in New London, with public results forthcoming in Washington.
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Conn
Coast Guard
L. T. Chelker
Cantamn
H. MH. Wolf
Wolfs
Jena
Chalmer
Washington
Cits Compicon
Army rations key to desertion rates, says Summer
General Charles P. Summer testifies on the War Department Appropriation Bill transcript. He stresses food quality and quantity as crucial to army morale and discipline, noting desertion rose to 8.2 percent last year and feeding an American soldier now costs about $11.60 daily.
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Jon. G
Napoleon
Charles P. Summeratl
United States Army
Hominga
House Appropriations Committee
Senate looks to pledge support for Hoover on India stand
Senator Blaine introduced a resolution in the Senate urging pledge of support to President Hoover should he deem recognition of India's independence proper. Blaine, Republican Independent of Wisconsin, said he planned to speak on the subject later.
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Hoover
India
Blaine
Wisconsin
Murder suspect Reynolds nabbed in Huntington case
A 13 year old ex convict Reynolds was arrested in Huntington today over the murder of Ole Soxton at Alling station during a December 21 robbery attempt. Raymond Flay identified Reynolds who had served two years at Moundaville on automobile theft charges.
Prisoner Slashes Self in County Jail
John Marzi, 31, jailed on evurnition charges, wounded himself with a razor and was near death today. His mental condition will be assessed by the Probate Court as he remains confined in the county jail.
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John Marzi
Twelve Miners Injured In Eastern Ohio Shaft Fall
Twelve miners were injured at the Washington? Mine near Steubenville when a cage fell about 100 feet to the bottom of a shaft. The elevator descended rapidly and crashed the bottom. They were taken to Wells Hospital. Names include Martin Martine, Harley Jenneon, Marion Lerkins, Joseph Walker, Robert Dise, John Murthostey, Rank Lawton, Luther Pay, and John Dark.
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Cambridge, Jan. - GA
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Tha Hg Toon
Wells Hospital
Buffalo
Ploua
Martin Martine Iaky
Mestacnag
Harley Jenneon
Explosions Injure Three in Cleveland Sewers
Series of twenty sewer explosions injures three people in Cleveland. Streets flood with debris as manhole covers are lifted and windows shattered. Rescue crews respond as a man, his wife, and others seek safety amid collapsing walls and damaged property.
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Marie Popular Ome Jan 8 Story of Royal Pursuit
A fragmentary report describes a royal entourage moving under bright winter sun as crowds cheer. The piece mentions a princess and a military escort, with unclear events surrounding a voyage or pursuit.
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Bank Branching Bill Would Allow More Branches
Washington news reports a Republican bill introduced by Representative Lect to authorize national and state banks to establish branches within their district and state. The measure aims to expand branch banking while addressing banking system tensions and potential shifts in regulatory structure.
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Notice On Interstate Communications Threats
A fragmentary notice from Washington describes a case involving unidentified individuals accused of attempting interstate harassment via telephone calls. The document references service of process by the Adnilynd Mrederjet Co Tart and notes the legality of interstate communications as a form of interstate harassment. The text remains unclear on full actions, dates, or defendants.
Mother Recounts Heroic Rescue Of Four From Fire
A mother saved four of her five children from a burning home in Connell Station area, but the fifth child suffocated after falling. The mother and other family members were trapped as flames blocked exits. she moved through smoke to free the others, while the trapped child perished.
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Andrey Balling
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Thomas
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Aierlnee
Gran Jury session in Athens County hears major motor offenses
Seventeen indictments were set for grand jury review but delayed as only about half the panel attended. The cases span charges from motor vehicle theft and dangerous operation to carrying concealed weapons and public disturbances, with names and townships listed among the proceedings.
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Court Bowl
Datis
Alexander
Wateriga
Portus Aweory
York
Clyda Prrlah
Veoy
Harry Richarda
Trintie
Charge
Mires
Telure
Plant Wrecked Exposes Athens County Meeting Woes
At a reorganizational session Athens County commissioners reelected Grosvenor as president amid a plant wreck. A blast and explosion injured none, yet caused panic and damaged nearby structures including a school and distanced the county’s administrative routine.
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Grosvenor
Athens County
Justice Taft to Take Short Rest From Duties
Chief Justice William Howard Taft plans a rest of several weeks from Supreme Court duties. He may travel to Asheville for a period, with plans not yet settled. Taft is said to be suffering weak nights and coping with the strain of his brother Charles P. Taft’s recent death. he attended the Cincinnati funeral last week.
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William Howard
Taft
Supreme Court
Asheville
D. C
St Wne
Italy
Charlies P. Taft
Cincinnati
Superintendent Kane County Schools Approved by State Board
W C Cook, president of the State Board of Education, rejected a citizen's petition accusing Kane County Schools superintendent of misconduct, incompetency and neglect of duty. The action ends a local effort to remove the superintendent amid controversy in Charleston.
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W. Vo
Awat O. Emerson
Camp
Kanewhe
W. C. Cook
State Board of Houcation
Coast Guard destroys liquor on high seas patrols
In New London Conn on January 6 six Coast Guard destroyers conducted surprise watches on the high seas seizing contraband liquor. The seizure totaled about 24 bottles of whisky with authorities noting rum runners involved.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Athens Messenger Publishes Pet Care Booklet
The Athens Messenger releases a booklet on caring for dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, and turtles. It covers housing, tending, cleaning, breeding, disease prevention and cure in clear language, with advice from the Washington Information Bureau. The notice invites readers to request the booklet by sending a coupon.
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