Greyhounds Face Athens Quint In Friday Hardcourt Clash
MAC BARTLETT SVILLE Jan 17 Barnard Nelsonville Greyhounds and Bulldogs meet in a key hardcourt game. Both squads seek momentum after recent district tourney losses and aim to rebound on Friday as local fans expect a tight contest between rivals.
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Sville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Bulldogs
McKinley
Agd
Gallipolis
Reyhounds
Jetta
Greyhounds
Rative
Nelsonville Greyhounds Battle Athenians Preview Set
The column previews a Greyhounds versus Athenians clash with Bolin Fields Minner Voight Shafer Galvin Stalter in the likely lineup. Coach Yantis works on defense while noting possible returners Lancaster Powell Rosser Simon Dilcher Stage. First game Friday at 7:30 p.m. features reserve teams, followed by the main Bulldog Greyhound bout around 8:30.
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Tis
Greyhounds
Bolin
Gallipolis
Yantis
Fields
Speiser
Whipple
Nelsonville
Hatch
Greyhound
Bulldogs
Minner
Voight
Logan
Shafer
Galvin
Stalter
Lancaster
Powell
Rosser
Simon
Dilcher
Stage
Chauncey Man Fined And Held to Court
Chauncey resident Carl Conrad was arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter on intoxication and carrying concealed weapons charges filed by Grace Carr of Sugar Creek. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $10 and costs, and pleaded not guilty to the concealed weapons charge, bound over to Ata County Common Pleas Court with a $200 bond.
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Carl Conrad
Chauncey
C. H. Porter
Grace Carr
Sugar Creek
Three Die in Evansville Home Fire
A fast moving blaze gutted a residence in Evansville Indiana killing three including a 57 year old grandmother her son and grandson. A second son was gravely injured as the grandmother tried to rescue others and was trapped inside the burning interior.
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Evansville
Ind
Mariee
Motion for new trial in Moore manslaughter case postponed
The hearing on Fred Moore manslaughter conviction set for today was postponed indefinitely due to illness of defense attorney J J Woolley.
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Fred Moore
J. J. Woolley
Joins Brigode Orchestra Al Golden Leaves Brooks-Golden
Al Golden formerly with the Brooks-Golden Orchestra switches to Ace Brigode and his Virginians in Chicago. Brigode’s group played for a Chi Omega dance in Athens last Friday night.
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al Golden
Brooks-Golden Orchestra
Athens
Chicago
Ace Brigode
Virginians
Chi Omega
Man Fined for Intoxication Plea in Deanville Court
Robert McNeil of Deanville pleaded guilty to intoxication before Magistrate Pearl Miller and was fined five dollars plus costs. He was arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs Roy Goldsberry and Karl Gardner.
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Robert McNeil
Deanville
Pearl Miller
Roy Goldsberry
Karl Gardner
Back-to-Farm Policy Urged by Roosevelt
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt urges a rural migration to curb unemployment. Speaking to the Metropolitan Club he cites an economist estimate of 12 million unemployed now and 3 million at peak prosperity, saying balancing population will reduce reliance on relief.
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New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Metropolitan Club
Roosevelt
United States
State Pays Interest Charge on Disaster
Columbus January 17 In order to preserve the state's credit 9375 in interest on 750000 in certificates of indebtedness issued to repair explosion damage to the new State Office Building was paid today despite absence of an appropriation Finance Director Bevis and State Auditor Tracy asked State Treasurer Day to pay the interest from the 1000000 balance in the World War Soldiers Bonus Fund The interim appropriation bill passed by the House carries an appropriation to pay the interest.
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Columbus
U.R
Bevis
Tracy
Day
House
Senate
Alleged Slayer is Mentally Sound in Ohio Case
Loren Ellsworth Truesdale 23 is declared sane after a Lima, Ohio examination by psychiatrists A. C. Adams and Shelby Mumaugh. A sanity hearing will be held next Saturday before Judge E. E. Everett as defense counsel Charles W. Long introduces the report. prosecution had filed a motion to determine mental condition two weeks prior.
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Lima
Loren Ellsworth
Truesdale
Earl
Thelma Woods
A. C. Adams
Shelby Mumaugh
Charles W. Long
Common Pleas
E. E. Everett
Ernest M. Botkin
Relief of Taxpayers Sought in Measure
Toledo report says Rep. John F. Hunter of Lucas County will introduce a bill to cancel penalties and interest on delinquent taxes listed July 1 and replace prior penalties with a 3 percent interest charge every six months. It would allow partial payments on any tax account. The current penalties include 10 percent line and 6 percent annual interest.
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Toledo
U.P
Ohio
John F. Hunter
Lucas County
Sneezing Girl Draws Wide Medical Aid in Wisconsin
Fifteen year old Daisy Jost in Chippewa Falls has sneezed at regular intervals for eight days, initially every three minutes, then every twenty minutes. Doctors including Dr. William E. Henske and Mayo Clinic specialist Dr. Henry Walt sought aid as Daisy’s condition improved with rest and nutrition returning.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
U.P
Daisy Jost
Daisy
Ili
William E. Henske
Henry Walt
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Flagman Keeps Half Mast Duty Through Presidents
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Jan. 17 U P. Thomas Davis 80 has hoisted the half mast flag at Belmont County Courthouse for 12 presidents starting with James A Garfield in 1881. He recalls Presidents Arthur Grant Hayes McKinley Cleveland Harrison Roosevelt Wilson Taft Harding and now Calvin Coolidge. He hopes not to raise it again for Hoover.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
United States
Thomas Davis
Belmont County
Davis
James A. Garfield
Arthur
Grant
Hayes
McKinley
Cleveland
Harrison
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Davin
Hoover
Ohio House approves 17 million temporary state budget
In Columbus a crowded chamber passed a 17 million dollar temporary appropriation bill 120 to 9 to fund state operations until regular biennial budgets are set. Debate focused on prohibition funding and university support with an Ohio State University sum of 1.72 million under fire alongside equal justice concerns raised by Representative Gillespie.
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Columbus
Jan
U.P
House of Representatives
Stat
Senate
C. Ti Burk
Huron County
al Kab
Ottawa County
C. K. Gillespie
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland Kalb
White
Gillespie
Ohio State
Jewels Stolen From Actress Are Returned
Betty Compson, a noted stage and screen actress, had $40,000 worth of jewels stolen during a home holdup on January 5. The gems were recovered last Friday via a baggage check with a nine word message directing her to claim them at the Southern Pacific Station. No payment was made to any gang, and Chief of Detectives Joe Taylor was notified.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Betty Compson
Southern Pacific
Stones
Joe Taylor
Relieve Blood Pressure Kansas City Doctor's Vegetable Prescription
Kansas City physician promotes a vegetable-based treatment for high blood pressure with a free trial offer. The ad claims rapid relief within three days and promises satisfaction or no charge, urging readers to write to Dr. Hayes Ass'n in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas City
Hayes
Coates Home
Dr. Hayes Ass
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders For Children
A historical ad promoting Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for feverishness, constipation, headache, teething disorders, worms, colds, and stomach issues. Claims to be a universal remedy sold by druggists, with the Mother Gray Co. based in LeRoy, New York.
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