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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1929

Page

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Farm Relief Legislation Not Pressed This Session

Washington January 12 The door was closed against farm relief legislation this session as Senator McNary of Oregon chairing the Senate Agriculture Committee said he would not press the measure now and would await an extra session to consider tariff revisions and farm relief plans.

Washington U.P Congress Senator McNary Oregon Senate Agriculture Committee Red Hoover McNary Agriculture Hoover Federal Farm Board

Curtis Sees Early Week Vote On Peace Pact

Vice President elect Curtis said a vote on the Kellogg Anti-War Treaty would occur early next week after talks with President Coolidge. Senate action on farm relief and tariff revision is planned for mid-April with adjournment by July, as McNary and Hoover discuss farm policy revisions.

Curtis Washington Coolidge Borah Senate Foreign Relations Committee White House

Prohibition Debate Prompts Independent Plan Support

A Today discussion argues for a self directed approach to prohibition not controlled by Wels or Drys. The text notes Mr Hoover's investigations into control in other countries where laws match the people rather than forcing people to fit a law. It cites European nations making whisky hard to obtain while beer wine and safer stimulants remain accessible for temperate use.

Wels Drys Hgoyla Hoover Europe

Cooper names Dr Neal from Cincinnati to be State Health Director

Columbus dispatch reports governor-elect Cooper completes his cabinet naming Dr Neal of Cincinnati to head the Health department. The lineup includes Republican appointees: Agriculture director Perry L Clifton over from Donahey era. director-mix features Edward D. Kahn, Otte H Mortimer, Robert N Ward. Health director designated Dr Charles A Neal.

Cooper Dr. Neal Cincinnati State Health Columbus Arthur W Wall Street Myers Y Dr. Charles Colemhns Iseshire Neal Cinnaddl C. Barreices Mitchell City Bank Harry D. Silcome Fromean Otte H Edward D. Kahn Mortimer Clifton Donahey

Eight Army Fliers Die As Plane Crashes Near Royalton

Harrisburg dispatch reports Sergeant Patrick Conroy the eighth crew member died after an Army transport plane crashed near Royalton Pennsylvania The seven other crewmen were killed or died soon after Lieut Robert Angell near-fatally mangled was rescued and died later at a hospital The crew included Rudolph Le Hutta Henry Cronan Mike Kelly Joseph McCarty Samuel Jones Buckle and Clarence Birch Investigations by Capt Merritt P Stabrook and Lieuts Harry Mills M McGregor will determine if deaths were in the line of duty Officials suspect a motor failure or engine trouble contributed to the crash

Harrisburg U.P Patrick Conroy Grueh Royalton Anetiel Royalton Borough Robert Angell Angell Conroy Rudolph le Hutta Washington, D. C Henry Cronan Takoma Park Mike Kelly Minersville Joseph B. McCarty Washngton D. C Samuel P. Jones Bert Buckle Tenn Clarence Birch Chicago Merritt P Stabrook Middletown Air Station Harry Mills M. McGregor J Hn. Belcher Bolling Field Washington, D

Free Heldman In Canton After Murder-Suicide Case

Wilbur O Heldman, former Lorain furnace salesman, is released after the county grand jury finds no moral responsibility for his wife Margaret Heldman s death by suicide. The case stems from a December 6 incident involving Vernard Fearn and a note by Mrs Heldman linking him to threats of exposure.

Canton UPL Margaret Wilbur O Heldman Lorain Heldman Vernard Fearn Waco

Missing finger clue links taxi driver to Chicago murder

A taxi cab driver loses a finger and helps solve the murder of war veteran Bernard J. Kurtz in Chicago. The discovery shifts blame away from an innocent man and points investigators toward the killer.

Chicago Ark Bernard J. Kurtz

Hoover plans to return to capital early in 1929?

Kurtz was slain in his room a week ago and two days later James Gahagan told police he might have killed Kurtz during an all night drinking party. Detectives traced a route tied to conferences on legislation and a possible early session as Hoover plans a return from Florida and a proposed trip to the West Indies faltered.

Kurtz James Washington Gahagan Hoover Florida Kurts Joseph Michaelson West Indies

Grove City youth confesses to double murder for car ride

Edward Keltenbaugh a 25 year old from Grove City Pl admitted killing his employer Mr John Oser and his wife Mrs Oser of Canal Fulton Ohio to steal their auto so he could give his girlfriend a ride. He later claimed he drove to New Castle Pennsylvania with his sweetheart. Canton officials planned murder charges after a sanity hearing.

Edward Keltenbaugh Grove City Pl John Oser Canal Fulton New Castle Canton, O

Red Cross 10 Hold Campaign Enters Weeklong Roll Call

Athens County chapter prepares for the annual Red Cross roll call with five men and four women divisions to canvass the city for memberships and donations. Ministers, merchants, and department stores assist with church services and shop windows displaying Red Cross work. Final reports due next Sunday. salaries capped at 675 dollars, 50 percent of memberships remits to national HQ, local funds retained for the year.

Athens County American Red Cross Red Cross Alma LW. Pinsterwald Gven Thelma Grubb Finsterwald Miss Grubb Hfe Chamber of Commerce

Reapportionment Bill Shifts House Seats

Census based reapportionment reshapes state representation in the House. Seventeen states lose seats while eleven gain. Missouri stands to lose three members. California adds the most seats. Ohio gains three. Kentucky and Pennsylvania gain two and one respectively.

Missouri Ohio Washington Senate California Kentucky Pennsylvania

Pneumonia Causes Death of Marietta Youth at Industrial School

Autopsy indicates pneumonia as the cause of death for a 17 year old Marietta youth at the Industrial School. Marks found suggested a beating though details remain unclear. The report notes no interference with prior custody decisions or ensuing legal actions.

Marietta

Expel Student Who Wed Her Expel Student Who Wed Her

In Los Angeles an 11 AUR A barber tells of Catherine Wing a 25 year old male impersonator who wed Stella Harper after posing as a husband. They lived in Utah and California before a neighbor’s suspicion led to their arrest. authorities said likely no action.

Los Angeles Unas Catherine Wing Jaeluxe Miss Wing Kenneth Lisenbee Stella Harper Catherine Stella Tintic Utah Cath Jéring Mias Marjorie Jaga Misa Wing Miss Garnet Stela Milas Garnet

Riot in Holmesburg Prison Ended by Tear Bombs

Fifteen hundred inmates at Holmesburg County Prison were controlled after 21 hours of rioting. Tear gas bombs were used by Philadelphia police reinforcements led by Public Safety Director Lemuel B. Schofield and Detective Patrick J McKewen to push prisoners back to their cells.

Holmesburg UWP Holmesburg County Prison Philadelphia Lemuel B. Schofield Patrick J McKewen

Murder Trail Lights Doctor’s Suspect Amid Search

Cranes ton Rhode Island January 12 Two hot suspects in the murder of Dr Rawson Sartwell superintendent of the state hospital are sought after a double shotgun blast ended his life as he wrote a telegram. Edward Gorman a former insane patient at the institution had threatened to harm Sartwell and Dr Coon. Police say hours of searching failed to locate Gorman near the woods outside Cranston.

Craneston Edward Gorman Rawson H. Sartwell State Hospital Sartwell James E. Cuff Gorman de, Sartwell George B. Coon

Cold weather blamed for railroad accidents and fatalities

Subzero temperatures and heavy snow cripple Midwestern rail travel causing two deaths and several injuries. The New Orleans Limited derailed near Belleville Illinois due to spreading rails with crews fired and passengers injured. In Langworthy Iowa five railroad workers hurt, one possibly fatally, as a Milwaukee passenger train veered into a ditch. Chicago charities overwhelmed by relief calls as temperatures hit 40 degrees below zero.

Chicago New Orleans Belleville Langworthy Iowa

Auto Thieves Get Prison Sentences

Petroit Michigan January 12 Grace Wood 39 alleged death plot conspirator pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill. William Thompson 22 Taymari Pierce 22 accused of stealing Ohio cars and selling in West Virginia were held on $50 000 bonds. Marietta judge sentences federal case in Parkersburg W V. Morgan gang leaders Harley Morgan six years Alexander Bayless three years. Bayless and Alma Righter face reformatory time. Navy dirigible Los Angeles aborted Miami flight return to Lakehurst due to bad weather. Fort Wayne killing case lone suspects Theodore Lewis 35 Carroll Cooper 26 confessed involvement in killing a Fort Wayne butcher.

Pennsylvania West Virginia Marietta Parkersburg W. Va Harley O. Morgan Atlanta Alexander Bayless Port ST. Joe Fla Mre Bayless Alma Righter Navy Los An Lakehurst N. J Miami Lient Rosendahl

Week’s Weather Mix for Ohio Valley and Tennessee

Weather Bureau forecast notes generally fair start and finish to the week with rain in Tennessee and rain or snow in the Ohio Valley middle of the week. Cold Monday, warmer Tuesday, colder by Wednesday night, then trend to rising temperatures by Saturday.

Washington Ohio Valley Tennessee Weather Bureau

Marks of Bruises and Abrasions Found in Jett Case

Autopsy on Hamilton Jett 17 died of pneumonitis at Lancaster Boys Industrial School. Doctors found bruises abrasions and puncture wounds suggesting external force but not the cause of death. State officials call for inquiry amid abuse accusations by Jett's mother and Marietta residents.

Marieta Hamilton Jett Marietta Lancaster Dracy Ballard McGee Rs Sloan Jett Henry Jet Nervons Columbus U.D Creighton Lancaster Wednesay Vic Donahey John E. Harper Juarda Fred C. Myers Washington County Donahey Harper

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