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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
6
In NELSORVILL a mayor admonished youths for a porch milk theft scheme. Bottles of milk were taken and sold, harming property and trust. The incident underscores local concern over public order and youth behavior in the city building.
Funeral arrangements noted in a hazy clipping with names such as Nelson Vile Jon Te Pimer and Towler Mis Thlla Wedtasters. The notice mentions services at Towler and Pine Street with attendees and council or corps involvement planned for the day.
Shane suum to tee.
A fragment reports a pedestrian collision with an automobile involving a woman named Jan Wane Wa Laval Qowuwin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Envol, on a city street. Witnesses or officials mentioned a driver and a police or court context, with continuation noted on another page.
A Marietta man formally announced his bid for governor at a public event. He pledges to pursue reform and address crime while outlining a plan to bolster state economy and education. Supporters cite his experience in public service and business leadership.
Incomplete OCR text references Dats in bags and race, a person locked in a cellar on Christmas, a divorce claim, and alleged abuse. The document cites Baxans petition describing a door being broken and the person being restrained and scratched, implying a domestic dispute report with violent language.
The German delegation to the second reparations conference accepts in principle the Allies demand for guaranteed German payments. France Britain and Italy push for sanctions while Germany agrees to drop the demand for a written protocol with explicit sanctions.
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