Jazz Maniac Dorothy Faces Juvenile Hearing in California
Dorothy, the so called Jazz Baby, receives a flood of letters and gifts while awaiting a preliminary hearing in the Juvenile court. Attorneys say the case could move to the Juvenile branch for disposition, with potential detention at the Ventura Girls School until age twenty-three.
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Copeland
Burg
I. N
San Francisco
Cal
Ellingson
Jazz
Kid McCoy
Na- Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Chicago
Leopold
Darrow
Dorothy
Docoing
Los Angeles
Dorety
Jer
Avenue
Ventura
California
Charlie Burnett To Manage Store In Athens
The Scott Haney company will resume business as usual with Mr C O Burnett as general manager. Burnett came to Athens eight years ago as a member of the first and buyer for the company. He previously worked in Gallipolis with the Harry Franks company, bringing wide clothing industry experience.
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Scott Haney Company
Cc. O. Burnett
Burnett
Athens
Gallipolis
Harry Franks Company
Still a Mystery at Mark Bogart Farm
Ottawa authorities abandon efforts to solve the bone mystery near Columbus Grove after a nine week search yields no clues.
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Ottawa
Mark Bogart
Columbus Grove
My Mistakes and Notes on World War Writings
A 1925 mockup discusses titles and scopes for political memoirs and critiques. It imagines Trotsky, the Kaiser, and others writing about errors by adversaries, while lampooning claims of forced U.S. entry and evasive actions during the war.
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Star Company
Trotsky
Italy
Holland
Notorious robber Gerald Chapman captured in Indiana
Gerald Chapman, famed U S bandit and fugitive from Atlanta federal prison, was captured in Muncie Indiana after a pistol duel with officers. He is wanted for a 2 million dollar New York mall robbery and was serving 25 years when he escaped. Officers found 500 in cash and 3000 in government bonds on him.
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Gerald Chapman
Atlanta Federal Prison
Muncie
Ind
New York
Ohio Senate to Confirm McDonald Reelection and Hear Bills
The Ohio Senate plans to confirm Governor Donahey's reappointment of State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald of Newark. The Senate Rules committee has not acted on several other appointments and a public hearing is set tonight on the Collister bill granting within municipalities jurisdiction over motor buses for hire. Fred Caley says the Ohio Automobile Association may support a two cent gasoline tax if auto license fees are set at three dollars. A House hearing on the bill is scheduled for Wednesday night.
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Columbus
Senate
Donahey
McDonald
Newark
Duffy
East Liverpool
Ace
Ohio
James W. Faulkner
State House
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gustav J. Karger
Washington
Cincinnati Times-Star
Frank A. Philbrick
FE. K. Rife
Charles Fritcche
House
Fred Caley
Cleveland
Ohio Automobile Association
Brown
Champaign County
House Motor Vehicles Committee
Wife of tobacco executive dies in North Carolina home
Mrs. W. Tomas Sr., wife of Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. vice president, died suddenly of heart disease at her daughter’s home in Franklinville North Carolina this morning.
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Durham
N. C
W. Tomas, Sr
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
New York
J. Harper Erwin, Jr
Franklinville
Bryson Heads to Columbus Meet on Gasoline Tax
C. H. Bryson leaves tonight for Columbus to participate in discussions on pending automobile legislation before the state lawmakers. He serves on legislative committees of the Ohio Good Roads Federation and the Ohio Automobile Association and will act in his official capacity. A public discussion is set for Wednesday night with interest from motorists and good roads groups.
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C. H. Bryson
Columbus
Bryson
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Ohio Automobile Association
Good Roads
Weather forewarned as Athens faces persistent rain
A terse weather note reports constant wet conditions in Athens with unreliable forecasts. The fragment mentions damp streets and wet shoes and hints at unsettled weather continuing into tomorrow.
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Athens
Pip
Uncle Sam's Venture in Rail Business Costs Taxpayer
Washington dispatch reports Director General James C. Davis told President Coolidge that federal wartime railroad control cost the taxpayer 1.6745 billion dollars. The losses cover federal operation 1.1235 billion, the guaranty period 536 million, and short line reimbursements 15 million, with postwar counter claims noted.
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Uncle Sam
George E. Durno
U. S
Washington
Jan
James C. Davis
President Coolidge
Tion
General Davis
Hig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davis
Community Chest funds distributed to county agencies
The county wide Community Chest drive funds were turned over to participating charitable organizations at a Civic council meeting. Each group received its budgeted amount with half paid now and half in June, and must file itemized 2025 expenditure and needs statements. A $100 emergency fund was created, and pledges totaling just over $1,000 remain with the Civic council for contingencies.
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Civic Council
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
8. M. Johnson
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Society
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Community Chest Fund
Roger J. Jones
J. Schmidt
C. D. Hopkins
Sheltering Arms
Southeastern Ohio County Superintendents form new permanent group
County superintendents from ten Ohio counties met at H R McVay’s office to discuss rural school needs and state aid. They elected McVay president and W H Webb clerk, and planned a permanent Southeastern Ohio County Superintendents association with a next meeting on February 11.
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Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry Scioto
Vinton
Washington
H. R. McVay
Donahey
Ohio County
McVay
W.H. Webb
Washington County
Small Boy Kills Mother With Gun in West Virginia
Eight year old Harlan Greenleaf was held today by investigators in Richwood West Virginia for the accidental shooting that killed his mother. The boy said he was playing with a revolver in the kitchen when it discharged. Five daughters survive Mrs Greenleaf.
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Richwood
W. Va
Harlan Greenteat
Menes Ta E Ee Ow
Besiges
War Against Coal Theft Continues in Court
In Magistrate Helwig's court the railroad company won a coal theft case. Charien Shaw and wife Blanche Shaw of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to stealing coal worth 4.75 dollars. Charien fined 10 dollars plus costs. Blanche fined with suspended penalty. Both ordered to reimburse the railroad for the coal. Arrests and charges were filed by railroad detective R. W. Murray.
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New York
Helwig
Charien Shaw
Blanche Shaw
Nelsonville
Shaw
R. W. Murray
Gifford Elected President of AT&T Company
W. 8. Gifford was elected president of the American Telephone and Telegraph company succeeding H. B. Thayer. Thayer was elected chairman of the board.
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New York
Gifford
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
H. B. Thayer
Thayer
Father and Son Die, Man Hurt in Mine 210 Fall
John Milkowski aged 63 was killed and his step-son Louis Madek 18 seriously injured in a slate fall at Mine 210 in Sugarcreek at 10 15 this morning. Madek was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital by Dr. John Sprague. Milkowski left a wife and nine children.
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John. Milkowski
Louis Madek
Sugarcreek
Madek
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Sprague
Milkowski
Poston
Raral
Aged man found by police in Columbus exposure case
David Pence 83 was found wandering from his daughter's home in Columbus. Suffering from exposure, he was in care today at Mrs. John Pullman's house after wandering Saturday and being located by police last night.
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Solumbus
David Pence
John Pullman
Mother Slayer Declared Under-Nourished by Expert
Edna Purdy Walsh argues in this International News Service piece that malnutrition fuels crime and violence. She claims Dorothy Ellingson, described as a hungry girl, illustrates how white bread and refined foods spark neurasthenia and aggression, urging raw foods and vitamins to curb youth unrest.
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Edna Purdy Walsh
International News Service
Dorothy
Lawmakers Tour Ohio Wards To Gauge Needs
Ohio legislators visit state wards and institutions over two years to assess public needs. House finance committee plans campus and hospital stops including Ohio State University Kent State Normal School and Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home. Legislation includes pensions for veterans and school transportation options.
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Columbus, CO
House
Ohio State University
University
Kent State Normal School
Tama State Hospital
Ak Canal
Portage Lakes
Akron Armory
Sandusky Soldiers’ and Sailors
Masailon State Hospital
Senate
Linton
Jefferson
Emmons
Columbiana
van Wye
Hamilton
Shoals Bill To Senate Sent To Conference
Washington January 20 The Republican steering committee of the House voted to send the unfinished Muscle Shoals bill to a joint conference with the Senate to reconcile differences with the bill passed by the House after several days of indecision.
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Washington
House
Senate
Final Call for Tags and Taxes
Hurrying Athenians face two deadlines as the year ends with taxes and license tags. Today is the last day the county accepts the larger share of Dad’s backroll in careneal for 1925 Heensge and continued tag issuance by local distributors runs through December 31. Drivers need not display blue plates unless they want to renew or use their machines, per the unclear local notice.
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Careneal
Aiso
Aifheas Goon
Temporary GOOLYLLE ROAD route improves access
The temporary road from At to Marietta via Coolville is reported in best condition after recent work. Crushed rock on a short Coolville strip fixes a fragile 800 foot stretch, part of paving work abandoned for the year. Two miles paved already. completion awaits next season’s weather.
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Marietta
Coolville
Don Davis
State Highway Department
Davis
Murder Probe Involving Local Residents After Death
Fragmentary report notes a death in Florence with alleged involvement of two Black men who have new police records. Authorities describe a homicide investigation focusing on local residents and potential motives.
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Bellaire
Streets Need Attention Points From Council Meeting
Council discussed multiple streets including 3 State Street and Courteet Park area. They approved resurfacing costs with the city bearing one third of the reimprovement and noted arguments for and against the plan.
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State Street
Courteet Park Street
State and
Elmwood
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Mroke
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Pullman Car Lines
National Railroad Opera
Bonda
Ochool
New Permanent Organization
Ohio University Memorial Auditorium
Ohio ‘ University Memorial ‘Auditorium
Civie Vermity
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Iene
Mitlees
Northeastern
Walton
Wyandot
Hines
Tuscarawas
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Tuscarawas County
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Goolylle Road
Florence
North Court Als
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