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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1929

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Cases Involving Athens County Damages Reach 10500

Athens County boards of commissioners face suits totaling 10500 for injuries alleged during riots on county roads near Hocking Valley mines during the last strike. Trials are postponed until existing court actions finish, with juries to be drawn from neighboring counties.

Athens County Board of Commissioners Hocking Valley Athens County Common Pleas Court L. G. Worstell Ohio Collieries Company Drydock Modoc Derthick Athens County

Litauer gives $1000 to humanity critiques wealth

The piece argues that a $1000 gift by L N Littauer to humanity is negligible against Earth’s 6.8 billion people. It suggests one million dollars kept intact could help more, while noting the global burden far exceeds such contributions. Sipple, head of the Federation of Women’s Clubs, comments on spending by advertisers and women’s roles.

L. N. Littauer Mr. Littauer Earth Sippel Gen- 1 Federation of Women's Clubs Ing

Legislature 10 Meet Tonight In Ohio Assembly

The Eighty-Eighth General Assembly reconvenes at 7 tonight for a brief session focused on bill introductions. Senate hearings will cover election code revisions by Herbert and Martin, plus Ackerman’s public safety department proposal. The Peace Utilities repeal bill and tax levy relief for insurers are on the agenda, with Goveryer Cooper expected to sign the $22.79 million emergency appropriation bill.

Roger J. Jones Jones and Jones Common Pleas Court Jones Ohio John H. Grosvenor Charles Daugherty M. P. Ohlinger James Hedrick Ralph Holbert Ross Smith Dewey Garrison Jack Anderson Hr . Garrison Roy Senate Paul M. Herbert Columbus Cliff B. Martin Cincinnati J. N. Ackerman Cleveland Department of Public Safety Allan G. Aigler Goveryers Y. Cooper

Chase Rebels After Bombing From the Air

Guatemala City reports President Lazaro Chacon crushed western coast rebellion with artillery and air power. Rebels fled through mountains as government troops recaptured Retalhaleu Mazatenango and Quezaltenango. Queszaltenango surrendered today ending the local uprising.

Guatemala City Guatemala Lazaro Chacon Retalhaleu Mazatenango Quezaltenango Queszaltenango

Girl and Fiance Die in Bellevue Crash

Mary Carpenter 20 daughter of a state representative and Edward Rhionsel 28 of Willard were killed when their car collided with an interurban near Bellevue. Carpenter had taught at Frank near here and Rhionsel worked for the Zen and Ohio Railroad at Willard.

Tiffin Mary Carpenter Ray C. Carpenter Attica Edward Rhionsel Willard Bellevue Evan Rhionsel Miss Carpenter Frank Rhiensel Zen and Ohio Railroad

Chicago Police Sweep Yields Mass Arrests and Weapons

Chicago police halted a weekend crime wave with a city-wide round up arresting about 3 500 suspects across the South and North Sides and in loop venues. More than 300 weapons were recovered as officers crowd the streets and theaters.

Chicago U.P

Orchestra to Play at Logan This Thursday

The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Logan high school auditorium under the auspices of the high school athletic association. Beethoven Leonore Overture and Gluck-Mottl Ballet Suite highlight the program, with Liszt Lieberstraume, Grieg Ich Liebe Dich, Wagner Dreams, and Tchaikowsky Danse Arabe and March from the Nutcracker. Accompaniment by contralto Helen Hedden.

Symphony Orchestra of Ohio University Logan High School Athletic Association DeForest W. Ingerham Gluck-Mottl Iphigenia Orpheus Liszt Grieg Wagner Tachaikowsky Helen Hedden School of Music

New Bus Line Will Operate Tomorrow

Columbus will see a new bus service by the Valley Public Service Co starting tomorrow. Buses run from the Scioto Valley Railway and Power Company station to Pompey Roy via Lancaster Logan Nelsonville and Athens with stops along the route.

Columbus U.R Pomeroy Lancaster Logan Nelsonville Athens The Valley Public Service Co Scioto

Prince of Wales Plans Tour of English Coal Fields

The Prince of Wales intends to tour English coal fields soon to review miners distress. He issued a Christmas appeal for miners relief and is expected to make another appeal after the tour.

London U.R Prince of Wales Daily News

Beet Growers Seek One Cent Increase in Sugar Duty

Western beet growers told the House Ways and Means Committee that a one cent per pound rise in the sugar duty is needed to keep beet farming profitable. They cited the current duty at 2.20 cents per pound as the baseline.

Washington House Ways and Means

Hoover Leaves for Florida Before Inauguration

President-Elect Herbert Hoover departed Washington aboard the Hoover train for Florida on January 21 to rest before taking office on March 4. Cabinet speculation centers on Dwight Morrow as a possible secretary, though Hoover has not announced any appointments.

Hoover Florida Herbert Washington White Horse Dwight Morrow Morrow State Department Mexico City

Roy R Gill Named State Fire Marshal

Roy R Gill of Akron Republican was appointed state fire marshal succeeding Lewis F Miller of Columbus. Gill serves as treasurer and assistant general manager of Federal Oil and Gas Co and once ran grain elevators in Marion and Union counties. He plans a clean sweep of deputies with top qualified Republicans.

Columbus Myers Cooper Roy R. Gill Akron Lewis F. Miller Democrat Gill Federal Oil and Gas Company Wooster College Marion Union

Funeral held for Mrs Merrifield in Athens

Funeral services were held for Mrs. 8. P. Merrifield, 77, who died during a severe storm last Friday evening at her sister M. J. Woodworth’s home on Church. She previously lived in Boone Grove Indiana and Millsfield district. Survivors include two sisters and several nieces and nephews across Ohio and Indiana.

P.merrifield M. J. Woodworth Chauntey Millfield Merrifield Boone Grove Ind Hammond Fort Collins Colo

Ohio United Mine Workers dismiss sub-district vice presidents

BELLAIRR Jan 21 The Ohio United Mine Workers dropped all executive board members and the six sub district vice presidents due to a depleted treasury. secretary W T Roberts said officials met in secret in Columbus. A district executive committee was created to take their places and duties.

Ohio United Mine Workers Roberts Miners’ Organization Atl

Battle Looms in Legislature Over Driver Licensing Bill

In Columbus on January 21 a legislative clash looms over a proposed law to license all automobile drivers. Senator Walter G. Nickels backs a measure with a 50 cent fee split and surplus funds to the road fund, while Representative Horace E. C. Rowe pursues a one dollar fee funding a new safety department.

Columbus U.P Walter G. Nickels New Philadelphia Joint Legislative Committee Horace E. C. Rowe Holmes County Ohio State Automobile Association Auto Association Road Fund General Fund Committee On Economy of State

Question Mark Takes Off For Texas From Arizona

The Army endurance plane Question Mark departed Davis Monthan Airport at 7 55 a m Mountain Time for Midland Texas on its return flight from San Diego to Washington D C Major Carl Spatz led the craft and its refueling ship prepared to relay gasoline during the Tucson Midland leg Captain Ira Eaker, long time pilot of the record flight, was en route home for the funeral of a relative who died yesterday

Tucson, Ariz Davis Monthan Mountain Midland Texas San Diego Washington D. C Carl Spatz Tucson Ira Eaker California Tov

Watch Your Stock Quotations in Athens Messenger

Stock quotes on the New York Stock Exchange, of interest to Athens residents, are published daily on the Messenger market page. Through J D Merriman Company, Parkersburg, reports arrive promptly at 1 o clock each afternoon and are updated as readers request additional quotations.

New York Stock Exchange Athens Messenger J. D. Merriman Company Parkersburg Merriman Company

Alumni Memorial Hall Dedication At Ohio University

Crowd fills Athens hall for dedication of the new Alumni Memorial Auditorium a $300000 gift from alumni. Prof C C Robinson conducts opening hymn as Dr E B Bryan delivers benediction. Ohio University leaders and townspeople attend, praising growth and plans for campus and city benefits.

Charles Etsinger Ohio University C. C. Robinson E. B. Bryan Sity de. HW College of Hiram Roy Wilson Lane Eo Imore Wilson Wood Cleveland Athens

Woman Seeks Seat in House by Lady Astor

An American born woman, Mrs. Zella K Hoffman of New York and educated in the U S and Europe, campaigns to win a House of Commons seat beside Lady Astor. At 40 she is described as athletic and energetic with strong political ideas.

Lady Astor London UPR House of Commions Zella K. Hoffman New York America France England Anne Boleyn Henry VIII Queen Elizabeth

Fireside Meeting Opens Year With Dean Voigt

Modern writings are read by Dean Voigt at the first Fireside Meeting of the year hosted Sunday night in Irma E. Voigt’s home. The event, a university tradition, features poetry and short selections read aloud with audience comment.

Dean Voigt Irma E. Voigt Ohio University Lawrence Ing

Eighteen New Flu Cases Reported at Athens State Hospital

Athens State Hospital reported eighteen new influenza cases to the Athens County Health office, bringing the weekly total to 98. No additional cases were reported in Athens or Athens Township. County health commissioner Dr. J. M. Higgins said the epidemic had likely peaked.

Athens State Hospital Athens County Athens Athens Township J. M. Higgins

Frats Could Solve Local Thefts Says Police Chief

Police chief E. 8. Finsterwald urged fraternity members to aid the investigation into robberies at the Delta Sigma Pi and Phi Kappa Psi houses. About $125 in cash and incidental items were taken. Authorities have not yet made arrests.

Finsterwald Delta Sigma Pi Skemee Hone

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