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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
6
Four parents arrested for connected with the fight against vaccination of school pupils face trial in police court tonight. Authorities say the situation has greatly improved and most parents have complied with the provisions of the law.
Witnesses for five union miners charged with murder in the Herrin mine riots testified to Carneghi’s alibi. Neighbors said Carneghi hauled ice at 8:15 a.m. on June 22 and was in peaceful work until 11 a.m. Dr. Shipman testified Carneghi pressed a revolver into the bodies of six victims at the cemetery, asserting his close proximity.
Twenty Greene county farmers report 210 tons of pork from 20 farms with an average cost of 37.37 per hundred pounds and an average sale price of 9.04 per hundredweight yielding 1.87 in profit per hundredweight. Five farmers lost money due to high costs and low pig crops.
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U S authorities in Butte describe Mrs. Scott as central to a gang that ferried stolen cars and a large human and narcotics trafficking operation across the Canadian and Mexican borders. She allegedly supervised multiple cars and enabled smuggling of Chinese migrants and narcotics, earning substantial sums per head.
New York reports a continuing mystery around Emile Coue the auto suggestion advocate. He runs two clinics daily for the maimed and ailing claiming cures while press access remains restricted and coverage limited.
The Coolville National Bank at Coolville Ohio reports its condition as of December 29 1922 with assets totaling 473381.45 including loans deposits and securities. L. M. Walden as cashier swears to the accuracy before Notary Frank B. Tidd with attestations from I B Hartnell C Taylor A Davis.
Mrs. J. C. Scott known as Queen of Cape Smugglers pleaded guilty in Seattle to a federal auto theft charge and was committed to McNeil's Island federal prison for 18 months. DOJ officials call her the brains of a nationwide ring of car thieves and smugglers involving dope runners and smuggled Chinese.
The United American liner Resolute, first ocean going passenger carrier to leave American registry, sailed from New York to Havana on a round the world voyage. She carried no liquor on departure as she had just shifted from American registry, a change officers pledge to correct at Havana.
Sacramento reports Democratic Fried W. Richardson seated as California’s governor, succeeding William B. Stephens. He announced he would travel to the capital in the old “flivver” used during his campaign, signaling a simple start to his term.
Rome dispatch reports the Vatican requests France refrain from invading the Ruhr region, signaling concern over escalation in Germany and Europe tensions. The telegraph cites official Vatican messaging as of this afternoon in London.
In Paris a green light on taxi tops signals drivers are available. The glow, visible over the chauffeur’s head, promises a ride home or elsewhere. It replaces the white flag on the meter and switches off once the carriage is engaged.
Steubenville authorities investigate a Christmas night death. Lorenzo Di Andrea a mill employee dies from gunshot wounds amid reports of street fashion debates. Police pursue leads as the case draws local attention.
President Harding stated at the White House that no settlement of the $5 billion British debt is possible under current congressional limits. The administration will ask Congress to sanction any agreement reached in ongoing negotiations.
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