Bond Again Denied for Trio in Pomeroy Case
In Pomeroy on January 14 a renewed bid to free William Falin Clyde Munsey and Jesse Munsey was rejected. The National Surety Bonding Company tried to post a bond of 10000 via Robert YI, but clerk T Benger ruled the bond illegal since Warner’s agent status is not on file. H M Horton is listed as the local representative, with plans to have him execute a bond. Prisoners, especially Falin, showed agitation after the rejection as officials expect another bond attempt. Trial slated for Friday.
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Pomeroy
William Falin
Clyde
Jesse Munsey
Robert YI
National Surety Bonding Y
T. Benger
Warner
County Recorder’s
H. M. Horton
Falin
Father Hurt in Saving Son From Collision
POMEROY Jan 14 Charles Ken Sr. was hurt Tuesday evening about 5 oclock when, trying to protect his son near Sugar Run school, he threw up his left arm to block a telephone guy wire and took the impact. The shoulder was severely bruised and the arm paralyzed from the shoulder to the elbow. Doctors say full use may take about two weeks and he escaped with minor facial cuts.
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Pomeroy
Charles Ken
Sugar Run
Mullen
Fortuny
Aginy
Middleport Literary Club Meeting Postponed to Wednesday
The Middleport Literary Club session at the home of Mrs. O. H. Stewart was postponed to Wednesday. A themed program on great men as guides includes readings of Lodge by Lenore Giles Wiggins by Mrs. G. Stansbury and Lowell by Helen Bowles with Mrs. A. W. as critic.
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Middleport
O. H. Stewart Yestery
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lenore Giles
Euglass Wiggins
G. Stansbury
Amy Lowell
Helen Bowles
A. W
Coasters Hurt In Spill On Mill Hill
In Middleport on January 14 Paul Bleaners and Henry Marvin DeMaine narrowly escaped injury while coasting on Mill Hill. Their sled swerved into the old ditch and both boys were knocked unconscious. DeMaine sustained only minor injuries, while the ward boy suffered bruises.
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Middleport
Paul Bleaners
Henry Marvin Dene
Ijuly
Mill Hill
DeMaine
BREAKS ARM IN FALL MIDDLEPORT ITEM
Mrs. Richard Entsminger fell at her home in Middleport on January 14 suffering a broken arm.
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Middleport
Ichard Entsminger
Woman Injured on Gravel Hill in Two Arm Breaks
A woman on Gravel Hill was injured Tuesday when she broke her arm in two places. She is under care of Mrs. Minnie Davis of Pomeroy.
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Gravel Hill
Minnie Davis
Pomeroy
Arrest of burglary suspect in Pomeroy travels to Gallipolis
Sheriff Herry Rice and Marshal Ray Roush recovered Lennie Frost in Gallipolis for the December burglary of Dave Geyer office. Frost is jailed awaiting processing in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Herry Rice
Marshall Ray Roush
Gallipolis
Lennie Frost
Dave Geyer
Young Mother Dies in Racine After Illness
Mrs John McClaskey aged 35 died at her Racine home after a cancer illness. She leaves husband and three children James Cecil and Mildred all at home. Funeral will be held at the residence Friday morning.
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Racine
John McClaskey
James
Cecil
Mildred
Crossings Cleared as City Works Busy in Pomeroy
Jan 14 report shows street commissioner Sherman Casto with assistant Mike Bents clearing slush from crossings. Salt spread Tuesday melted ice. several crossings remained icy and dangerous after the work.
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Pomeroy
iSherman Casto
Mike Bents
Local People and Visits Highlight Small-Town News
Mr and Mrs Frank Diehl returned from Mantra after the death of his sister Mrs W Heintz. R W Finsterwald of Athens visited on business. D W Hennessy and D Curtis Reed drove to Columbus for a short business trip. Mrs Guy Russell returned to Warren after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P S Houdashelt of Minersville. Miss Helen Collins from the Girls Industrial School at Delaware visited parolees here. A N Kriener of Ohio Power Company returned to Newark after a business trip.
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Frank Diehl
Mantra
W. Heintz
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens
D. W. Hennessy
D. Curtis Reed
Columbus
Guy Russell
Warren
P. S. Houdashelt
Minersville
Helen Collins
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
A. N. Kriener
Ohio Power Company
Newark
Old-Time Fiddlers to Play Beasley Athens Garage Dance
Beasley's Athens garage on Carpenter street hosts an old-time fiddlers dance Friday at 7 30 pm. The music comes from Detroit based fiddlers selected by Henry Ford and aims to revive a traditional ball for the community with no modern tunes.
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Beasley
Athens
Carpenter Street
Detroit
Henry Ford
Beasley Firm
Beasley's
Carpenter St
Night's Best Disturbed Bladder Relief Claim
An elderly Bloomington resident reports Lithiated Buchu tablets relieved bladder weakness after years of nocturnal urges and unsuccessful treatments. The ad claims the formula is non patent and lists local outlets Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg, and Meier's Drug Store for purchase.
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G. W. Bushone
East St
Bloomington
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Melee’ S
Sheriff Witt Faces Federal Indictment In Beer Conspiracy
Hamilton County Sheriff Richard B. Witt was ordered to appear before U S District Judge Smith Hickenlooper after a federal grand jury indictment accusing him and seven others of conspiring to manufacture possess transport and sell beer. Witt pleaded innocence.
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Cincinnati
Richard B. Witt
Hamilton County
United States District
Smith Hickenlooper
Mohawk Brewing Company
Witt
Dogs Face Penalty for Late Registration in Athens County
Four days remain to register dogs in Athens County without a 1 dollar penalty. This year 4260 dogs were registered versus 6532 last year, with 2270 or more still needing registration. The penalty begins January 19 raising fees to 2 dollars for males and 4 dollars for females.
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Athens County
Coasters Under Control Amid Cincinnati Streets Fatalities
Cincinnati police order no more coasting on busy streets after a third death in three days. Harold Butts, 10, dies as city records the latest casualty and Chief Copelaw vows arrests for violations.
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Cincinnati
Harold Butts
William Copelaw
Tide Sweeps Coast Lavandou Destroys Fishing Vessels
A minor tidal wave struck the Lavandou coast injuring no lives and destroying several fishing boats off Marseilles. Local authorities report minor damage and swift containment with no fatalities.
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Marseilles
Lavandou
Darken Gray Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye. It claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications, leaving hair dark, greasy, and luxuriant, with a ready to use preparation sold for 75 cents.
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Wyeth
Wembley Council Debates Foreign Car Purchase
A Wembley committee approved buying a foreign motor car for the sanitary inspector despite local protest. A petition from residents urged buying at home, arguing economy and quality are not served by the action.
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Wembley
Eng
Fiction Makes Friction in Court Over Desertion
A Willesden woman testified that her husband, a French waiter, spent days reading Dickens Arnold Bennett and Marie Corelli. He was summoned for desertion and ordered to pay 20 shillings weekly.
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London
Dickens
Arnold Bennett
Marie Corell
Willesden
Zemo Promises Clear Skin with Daily Use
An ad promotes Zemo as a cleansing antiseptic liquid that treats pimples blackheads eczema and ringworm for clear healthy skin. It claims quick penetration and availability in 60 cent small sizes or one dollar bottles with day or night use.
New Job at Imperial Palace for Zara Agha
At 149 years old Zara Agha begins a new post as a guard on the staff of guards at the imperial palace. He approaches the duties with the vigor of a young boy.
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Constantinople
Zara Agha
Imperial Palace
Chestnut bread in Italy sparks humorous contrast
In parts of Italy bread is made from chestnuts, while humorists in the country joke about making bread from the same material.
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Italy
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Night of crime ends with deadly shootout in Chicago
Chicago police killed one burglar and fatally wounded another after a tense confrontation in a darkened store. Earlier, grocer William Fuchs was shot and killed by a robber. Everett Lee was captured in a fleeing taxi and, police say, confessed.
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Chicago
William Fuchs
Everett Lee
Identity of two negroes in Cincinnati case unsettled
Cincinnati January 14 police pressed to establish identity of two black men who held up a city area. Authorities pursued clues as investigations continued, with officials examining witnesses and comparing records.
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Cincinnati
Murder claims life of grocer Samuel Lepsky in January crime
A grocery proprietor Samuel Lepsky was shot and fatally wounded by a suspect identified as a negro named George Mc Clure who supplied a crew on January 7. Le is believed to be the singer.
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Samuel Lepsky
George McClure
Phrase hints at why girls leave home in slang
The line suggests that the answer to the question why girls leave home is framed as a provocative or casual remark about smoking a cigarette. It reflects a dismissive or humorous tone rather than a literal explanation.
Best Sore Throat Treatment for Children
Children often suffer sore throats that lead to tonsillitis scarlet fever or diphtheria. A new internal prescription called Thoxine targets the cause and corrects it quickly. One swallow suffices for children with no iron or normal drugs. Money back if it fails. Priced 35c 60c and 1.00.
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