Americans To Be Tried At Honolulu
Four Americans charged with murder in Hawaii will face jury trials in Honolulu amid bitter charges at a civilian funeral for Joe Kahahawai. The case follows a wave of attacks on white women linked to underworld violence and Navy actions, with public officials and residents reacting strongly.
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Dan Campee
United Press
Honolulu
Jan AM
Islands
Joe Kahahawal
Aloha
Kahahawai
Navy
Arraignments on Liquor Charges in Local Court
Holders in Dover Township and several others faced arraignments for intoxicating liquor offenses. Pleas of guilty were entered, fines set from 10 to 100 dollars with costs, and several defendants were jailed or bound over for higher court action. Officer arrests cited include Constables White Junod and Bradfield in multiple towns.
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Holder Hell
Dover Township
H. Porter
Bell
Frank White
Harry Junod
Bel
Henry Dye
Carbondale
Bunday
Junod
Costa
Athens County
Floyd Whitlatch
Sugar Creek
Porter
Coats
White
Leslie Bradfield
Tanesater
Gari Axbell
Athens
Azbell
Athene County Common Pleas Court
Plaintiff Favored in Breese Insurance Fight in Athens
A jury in Athens County Common Pleas Court returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff Barry Breese against the Industrial Commission of Ohio and former employer Dewshalfer. The case centered on state insurance participation and the court action followed prior proceedings at the Industrial Commission.
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Barry Breese
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Harry Breeze
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Dewshalfer
Brees
Gedur
Eran
France plans nonmilitary pressure over German reparations
Paris signals use of dollars rather than troops to enforce payments under the Young Plan. Bruening’s stance triggers unease as France contemplates sanctions under Versailles and Lausanne, with discussions of World Court action and possible credit cuts without reoccupation of Ruhr or Rhineland.
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Paris
Jan
Lisiu
France
Germany
United Press
Ruhr
Rhineland
United States
Sasreana
Creditad
Hurspe
Flandin
Uselesa
Bruening
Baker urges U S entry to World Court amid world troubles
Newton D Baker told a packed Methodist Church audience that military and national dangers rival economic woes. He warned of Japan’s actions in China and rising world gun spending, urged a stronger World Court with the United States as a member to bolster peace and curb armament growth.
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United States
Secretary of War
Cleveland
Newton D Baker
Baker
Methodist Church of the Saviour
Japan
China
France
Bruening
Rhine
Hils
Germany
Democrats Speak Out on World Affairs and Reform
The piece critiques Britain's diplomacy with Japan and Manchuria, questions US bank influence on New York funding, and notes a Democratic dinner honoring Andrew Jackson. It laments leadership, tax policy, and fiscal extravagance while mocking elected officials and calling for stronger national leadership.
Held to Court in Grand Larceny Case
C A Howard of Athens Rural District No. 3 pleaded not guilty to grand larceny before Magistrate Pearl Miller and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on a $300 bond after police searched his home and recovered farm implements alleged to be stolen from Arthur West of nearby Howard. Akron Man Is First: Buick contest winners announced. Dr. E N Walker of Akron wins 25 000, Mrs. C A Beatty of Windsor Illinois 10 000, Annabelle Stone of Portland Oregon 5 000.
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C. A. Howard
Athens
Pearl Miller
Athens County
Akron
Buick
E. N. Walker
C. A. Beatty
Windsor
Ilinois
Annabelle Stone
Portland
Oregon
Mrs Gandhi Arrested in Poona Riot and Tax Resumption
Mrs Gandhi wife of Mahatma Gandhi and Miss Patel were arrested in Poona as Nationalist disobedience widens. Brokers at seed and billio n markets halted business to press for her release and bullion deposits faced picketing to curb gold export. In Oxford Ohio Ches ter Pittser resigned as Miami University head football and baseball coach.
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Bombay
India
M EH
Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Miss Patel
Poona
Pittser
Oxford
Chester MM. Pittser
Miami University
Marry To Settle Court Differences
Miss Ann Barney of Amherst and Leo Hrok wed to settle their quarrel, as Barney filed assault and battery charges against Hrok. In court Justice Walter Watta heard the case, and Barney asked that the charge be dropped claiming the couple had married days earlier.
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Elyria
Jar
U-U
Ann Barney
Amherst
Leo Hrok
Roosevelt and Democratic Nominating Talk Shared
A dated exchange hints at Roosevelt and a confidant plotting nominations and a run for power. The letter references past figures Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt, with a plea for one more chance and a cooperative bid from the unnamed writer.
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Franklin D Roosevelt
Frank
Hoover
Ola
Rem
Dems Absent From County Meeting Face Criticism
Athens County Democratic Central Committee members were chided by Chairman Michael Collins Jr. for missing last Friday's meeting. He noted only 18 of 72 members answered roll call and alleged attempts to influence attendance by Dan A. Hardin. Collins predicted party unity ahead of candidates for county offices.
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Athens County
Democratic Central Committee
Michael Collins, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Central Committee
Collings
Thorr
Dan A. Hardin
Hardin
Metu
Ll. J. Eberis
Oral Daugherty
Democratic Party
DE Republican
Coarling
Eberle
Bardla
Caleuy
Columbus
Colina
White
Radin
Collins
Nurses Elect Officers At District 14 Ohio Meeting
The District 14 Ohio State Nurses Association annual meeting at the Colonial in Athens elected Miss Viola Fell president Miss Margaret OConnor secretary and Miss Hazel Richards treasurer. Elizabeth August spoke at the gathering with nurses from Marietta Gallipolis and Athens in attendance. The group aims to discuss nursing problems and uphold service standards. In Columbus the Conservation Council voted to buy 238 acres near Mulan Erie County for a state rabbit farm by mail.
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Ohio State Nurses
Asgatistion
Colonial
Athens
Viola Fell
Athens City
Columbus
Oho Conservation Council
Mulan
Erie County
William Reinhart
Railroad unions unite on wage program for negotiations
Cleveland January 1 The 24 railroad unions have united on a national wage program their leaders say will guide talks in Chicago with officials on the 2 cent percent voluntary wage cut. Key points include a shorter workday with a nine hour basic day, full wage protection, federal compensation for injuries and disease, a federal retirement plan and payroll reserves to aid workers in layoff times.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Curriera
Thay
Donald & Ruickberg
Council For the Unions
Miss Mabel Ashworth Dead Daughter Of Old Meigs Sheriff
Miss Mabel Ashworth 45 died after a lengthy illness at her brother Elmer Ashworths home on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy Meigs County. She was daughter of the late Meigs County sheriff and Mrs A P Ashworth and left three brothers in Pittsburgh Dayton Salisbury and Beee in Pomeroy. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy with funeral plans not yet announced.
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Meigs County
Poweroy
Mabel Ashworth
Oxcbheriff
A. P. Ashworth
Elmer
Ashworth
Butternut Avenue
Fomeroy
Mmother
1932 Autos Do Everything But Drive Themselves
Report on the 1932 automobile show at Grand Central Palace highlighting futuristic features. Cars boast streamlined design, silent mesh transmission, adaptive engine speed, turning headlights, ignition start, adjustable shock absorbers, and a self regulating braking system. Henry Ford abstains from the exhibit.
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Ay Bates Raney Dulted
Mey York
Grand Central Palace
Henry Ford
Eral
Ford
Hopo
Two Quarts of Beer Daily Supported by AMA Leader
Former AMA president Dr Willem Gerry Morgan told a Senate committee that the average man could safely drink two quarts of beer daily. He argued moderate beer use reduces intemperance among youth and aids social behavior. Senator Hatfield pressed about risks with machinery, to which Morgan cautioned about responsible use and fitness to operate equipment.
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Washington
Willem Gerry Morgan
The
American Medical Association
Senate
Morgan
Hatfield
W. Va
William H. Welch
Johns’ Hocking Fospital
Baltimore
Welch
Dr. Morgan
Kidnapper Bischoff Confesses in Cincinnati Case
In Cincinnati Charles Bischoff a 46 year old eccentric whitewasher described abducting Marian McLean an all year old girl from the street taking her to his cellar where authorities say she died after brutal abuse. After two weeks of questioning including a staged confrontation by Sheriff Butterfield and officers Bischoff signed a confession admitting the murder and leading to possible further charges though he claimed it happened in a fit of insanity. Officials indicated they would seek a first degree murder indictment and review for other related cases.
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Robert Ahuna
Thomas Hedges Massie
S&s N
E J Lord
Albert Jones
Grace Hubbard Ferrerecue
Fortescue
Massie
Cincinnati
Lieto
Leas
Celine
Charlea Blacnott
Hls Nome
Marian
Blachatt
Robert Gorman
Blachett
Dion
Alory
Indiamant
Etechotl
Bisuhott
Rand
Ellar
Jack Hat
Iay
Trent
Bischott
Marvin
Biehoff
Interiewers
Butterfisid
Blachoff
Uber & MN
Bischoff
McLean
Upstair
Charles Bischoff
Marian McLean
Charien Sether
Bleckett
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