Curtain To Hear Russell Motion In Ey Wilson Case
Clarence Curtain Pickaway county will hear the motion for a new trial in the ey. WF Wilson versus Russell, former editor of the Pomeroy Daily News. Wilson sought 25000 dollars after alleged slander in articles printed in the local paper the day after a divorce filing. Attorneys claim a juror read trial reports despite an order not to. A related item notes elementary teacher proficiency exams and local social notices from Pomeroy.
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Clarence Curtain
Pickaway County
WF. Wilson
Ralson Russell
Omercy Daily News
Wilson
Russell Hyhin
Wilson Fried
Pomeroy
Curtain
Yen
Omeroy
Mary Randolph Dies Friday in Reedsville
Mary Randolph 85 died at home in Reedsville Friday evening from a stroke and complications. Her death marks a third family death in six months. She leaves seven children including Mrs Si des Seckman, Mrs Gila Fellows, Mrs Myrtle Arcott, and others. Funeral services set for Sunday at the residence.
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Middleport
Mary Randolph
Reedsville
Sides Seckman
Gila Fellows
Long
Josephine — Pickens
Myrtle Arcott
Waytoh H Randel
Social Notes Benefit Party at Odd Fellows Hall
Members of Tent No 95 Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War held a benefit bridge party at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening. About 140 players participated with 35 tablets of bridge and 506 in play. prizes awarded to both ladies and men. Red white and blue decor, sandwiches and coffee served. Local residents and visitors noted, with attendance and prizes shared among several named individuals and nearby towns.
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Daughters of the Union Veterans of the
Odd Fellows' Hall
M. D. Hartinger
Maggie Sayre
Fred Rosenbaum
Gina Chase
Huntington
Pomeroy
Ellsworth Rowe
Columbus
Pind Hilfords
Rock Springs Dinner Attendees And Local Meetings Noted
Mrs Lemal Thutienentter hosted a dinner at her home Friday evening with several attendees including Mrs J C Fisher and Mrs Clargney. Plans were made for meetings at Springa church on February 7 with six sessions. In Pomeroy, over 300 county teachers attended the county teachers meeting at the courthouse Saturday. Local residents, visits, and illnesses are reported, with multiple names and trips to Columbus, Detroit, Huntington, and Charleston noted.
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Pomeroy Bend
George W. Clark
Harrisonville
Grass
E. Peoples
Huntington
Ed Huber
Columbus
Myra Burchette
The
Red Cross
H. E. Burton
Wheeling
Leo J. Byrne
Parkersburg
Jimmy Miller
Kenton
W. H. Ebersbach
Pearl Phillips
Minersville
Gallipolis
Nease
Adn
Billy
Akron
iMrs
Watts
Mason City
Joe Banner
Detroit
Pearl Mays
Wilkesville
Mra
Mays
Thomas Rifin
Margaret McGinniga
Hocks, C
Harry
McKinniss
Minerton
Bentz Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Chland
Lemal Thutienentter
J. C. Fisher
Clargney Isher
Springa Church
Henry
Rueter
Id Thacford
Waid
W. Alon
Jake Grueser
Winger
Execu
T. Pomeroy
Yurthouse
Crazy Wise
Winters
Pummboy
Kate
Educat
Joe le
Mindas Heting
Cora BR. Roberts
Edgar Tuckerman
Leland Saxton
Julia Miller
Athens
Harry Brancker
Charleston
I. Burford
Walter Hayes
Harry Burford
Frank Knopp
Vande Vance
Gladys Watts
Marjorie Harris
Gladys Lambert
Rafsel Johnson
R. C. Windsor
Irving Kerr
Refrom
Zaneaville
James Mathews
Poca
W. Va
Charles Farris
Canton
Rodney Downing
Russeton
Ekey
Lee Boyd
Jery Murray
James Murray
Reedaville
Mary Randolph
Marvin Webb
Alec Wolfe
Friends
Battery Shop Raid Seizes Liquor. Campbell Held
Sheriff Willock and deputies raid the William Campbell battery shop opposite the courthouse. Eight pints of liquor were seized after prior attempts without result. Campbell is held on charges of selling and possessing liquor and will be brought before Probate Judge Cora E. B. Roberts.
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Pomeroy
Jan
Willock
Morris
Lewis
Middlefoft
William
Boy Shot Improves After Unloaded Gun Incident
POMEROY January 8 Harry Pure dum Mason City, shot New Year's day by Lester Doddson while two children played with an unloaded gun, shows rapid improvement at Holzer hospital Gallipolis. The bulget was removed from the child's lip.
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Pomeroy
Harry Puredum
Mason City
Lester Doddson
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Couple Arraigned on Adultery Charge
LOMERGY June Batra and Raymond Gas faced adultery charges in a Saturday hearing before Justice M L. Wrench. They were bound over with a bond and jailed, while Mrs Baird was released. The hearing concluded with the core action held in the county jail.
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Batra
Raymond
Tice
M. L. Wrench
Sheriff's
Mrs Monaham Hosts Dinner for Guests Exstertain
Mrs Philip Edwards and Mrs Thomas attended a dinner hosted by Mrs Monaham on Friday evening at her home. The gathering featured guests and formal sociable conversation in a cordial setting.
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Philip Edwards
Thomas. Monahim
Middlewort
Monaham
Mrs John Chase Named On Board Of D A R Chapter
Officers of the Return Jonathan Morigs chapter of the D A R held a meeting at Mrs A A Huge residence Middleport Friday to fill the secretary vacancy caused by Mrs Crary Davis resignation. Mrs John Chase of Pomery was chosen to serve as secretary and the meeting invited Mrs Herbert Backus to visit during her Southern Ohio tour. The by laws were completed and officers will serve three year terms with a four member nominating committee to pick candidates.
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Board of Diretora of
Jonathan Morigs
A. A. Huge
Middleport
Crary Davis
John Chase
Pomergy
St Cement
Herebert Backus
Southern
Ohio
Candida
Abandoned Crossings Agreement Approved by City Council
The council with the mayor and clerk authorized signing an agreement with the New York Central railroad. In exchange for abandoning two crossings the railroad will construct a 18 foot wide cinder road about 350 feet long connecting Braun street and the paved Railroad street. Crossings slated for abandonment include one near Dr May's residence and another north of the light plant. The council also ordered gravel for three Moore cars to repair roads Locust street and No 10 road near Mussel White property. Fines totaled 533.40 for December in a report from Mayor Park.
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Louster
Jani
New York Central Railroad
Ing Braun
Lear
Doctor May
Jand
No. 10
Board of Public Affairs
Beech
Trimble Woman Dies on Friday in Glouster
Mrs. Fanny Maxwell, 66, died at her home on the Hill just east of Trimble on Friday morning from dropsy. She leaves husband Wilbert Maxwell of Glouster and two children Mina Roberts and KF? Dy. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 11:39 at Beech Grove Church. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
Biggest tax case in history looms in court action
Ford Millions page one text describes an investigation into the internal revenue bureau. It notes plaintiff in the case and details from young counsel and government officials. Eva Alexander Grees, 27, of Columbus, traveled to hospital with leg trouble. Four government attorneys accompany her. The report mentions a grand party and a Catholic parish social event in Glouster Ohio.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Nas
Glouster
Eva
Alexander W. Grees
Sehall
Bure Osk
Scansal
Columbus
Wriday
W. Vt. Trige
Gibson
Boageville
Lake of de
This City
Queen, Ark
Floyd Toomey
le- Bey Jattie
Washington
J. F. Grean- Gard
Newburgh
N.Y
Holy Cross
Leading Attorneys Gather for Tax Case Defense
Prominent lawyers from Detroit Washington Chicago and New York will act as principal counsel in a major tax appeal. John W Davis former presidential candidate leads the defense as chief of counsel with Joseph Davies former federal trade commission chair directing the attack on the government valuation. A three member federal board of tax appeals will sit as a court for an exhaustive defense oriented presentation to dispute the stock revaluation and its binding effect.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
John W. Davis
Joseph ©. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
John M. Sternhagen
John J. Marquette
Eres. E. Wanasin
Greg
Ford prices and Ford Motor records loom in court action
Prices for Ford stock range from 14.00 to 13,414.43 per share as rival counsel review voluminous Ford Motor Co. records. The action, potentially prompting Henry Ford to testify on his fortune, draws Detroit to await developments with the same anticipation as St. Louis awaited play ball in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Detroit
St. Louis
Jury retrial sought in Ream suit against Leopold and Loeb
A $100,000 damage suit by taxicab driver Charles Ream against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, the Bobby Franks killers, faces retrial in the March term after a jury failed to agree on whether the two youths abducted and mutilated Ream.
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Joliet
Fan
Charles Ream
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Theili
Iit
Bobby Franks
Ream
Rush for phones opens in New York at $25 a minute
New Yorkers queued for the new London telephone service priced at 25 dollars per minute. Many who called had little to say yet enjoyed the thrill and used weather chatter to fill gaps.
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New York
Dan
London
Evans Returns to London Prison After Release
William B. Evans of Allen Company was released from London prison on November 22, 1926, but returned the same day as he could not make a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Jan
Willam B. Evans
Allen Company
London
Volyn Ily
Earthquake Shocks Hit Ada Pazar Asia Minor
Strong quake shocks were felt in Ada Pazar district Asia Minor causing panic. Inhabitants fled homes and set up tents for shelter as tremors rattled the area.
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Ada Pazar
Asia
Minor
Quickstart Mix Promises 120 Miles on Two Gallons Autos
An ad claimed a new invention lets cars run 120 miles on two gallons of gas. It touted instant cold starts, weather protection, and fuel efficiency. The peça urged agents to join exclusive distribution with promising earnings and travel expenses.
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Omana
Neb
Rodor
Cowi Ormahs
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