Governor White opposes gas tax hike and constabulary
Governor George White urged economy to ease a 9 million deficit and avoid tax increases. He opposed raising the gasoline tax and creation of a state constabulary, urging instead a broad program of reform, financing roads, welfare, education, and rural schools while preserving taxpayer rights.
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Harry WW. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
Jan
General Assembly
George White
Hissesses
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Siiont
Uovs
White
Atata
Cooper
Snowbound on the Mojave Toll Road near Cajon Pass
Descriptive note from Los Angeles area describes the Mojave Desert route to the Cajon Pass with cars loaded with sleds and toboggans rolling down from Bear Mountain. Crowds visit the area for weekend skiing and skating as roses bloom and orange groves appear nearby. Continued on Page
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Angeles
Hoden
Mojave Desert
Cajon
Los Angeles Examiner Office
Blasson
Bear Mountain
Will Rogers On Prohibition And Aid Crisis
Will Rogers ventriloquizes wartime stress as he rails against delays in aid and the prohibition report. He mocks Congress and President Hoover, notes the urgency felt by many and jokes about bread as a metaphor for relief, urging action during the crisis.
Better Grade Fruit Needed at Ohio Fruit School
Coolville hosts a Tri-County Fruit Growers Association session on federal grading for fruit quality. Experts discuss color, thinning, fertilizer, watering, and pest control with emphasis on practical orchard management and spraying during rains. More than 100 growers attended across Allen, Washington, and Meigs counties.
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Coolville
Meney Ariey
Marlette
J. MH. Gourlay
Hortientral Dievision of
Ohio
Wooster
Gourley
Denenis
A. J. Plershortz
Ohio State University
Ohne
Allens
Washington
Meles
C. BE. Prandehberrs
Fart Holdren
Samuel Pallet
T. H. Johnson
C. E. Brandeberry
Wreck Suit Filed Over 1920 Lancaster Pike Crash
James Leaman sues TE Webb Jackson and Harry Nichols of Athens in Common Pleas Court for damages from an Aug 24 1920 auto crash north of Knockbridge on the Lancaster Highway. Webb and Sichals allegedly passed recklessly while Nichols drove at an unlawful speed. Damages sought total 1150 for the car and injuries to Mrs Leaman and two children.
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Sichals
Webb
Nichols
Leo Tm
Funeral services for Michael Holliater in Athy ens
Funeral Thursday at 10 in St Pals Church Athy ens for Michael Holliater of Sizonte Creese merc hhant who died after a long illness. He leaves a widow Mary and six children Mehadl Andrew John deveph Minwrs Anne, plus two sisters Mrs John Kaufman Nelsonville and Mrs Mary Shut Perherton. Kollister born in United but spent his later years in Creel for a number of years.
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Faneoservieva
Michael Holliater
Sizonte Creese Merchhant
Oslo
St. Pals Church
Athyens
Kolkiater
Thesalvy
Mary
Mehadl
Andrew
John
Deveph
Minwrs
Anne
John Kaufman
Nelsonville K.P. We
Mary Shut
Perherton
Kollister
United
Caninetad Autor
Reo
Rogers To Aid Red Cross In Propaganda Drive
Washington January 23 The American Red Cross appoints Will Rogers to head a fundraising appeal for ten million dollars. Rogers will tour the coasts to promote the Red Cross drive while the Navy prepares a new fighter plane project. The announcement names Joseph Th Mzild of Athens and Tansy JJ Morgan as associates.
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Washington
Will Rogers
Itv
Navy
Rogers
Martiage Jacenses Joseph Th Mzild
Athens
Tansy JJ
Morgan
Will Inquire Into Husband Death After Long Trip
English actress Josephine Larkin travels 3600 miles to conduct a private inquiry into her husband John Joseph Mc Graw’s death In New York. Mc Graw a broker died after an alleged fall related to another woman's arrangements in the city.
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Josephine Larkin
New York
John Joseph
McGraw
Prison Sentences Set For Two In Athens County Case
Two men were committed to state penal institutions Tuesday by Wayne Winger Athens County Sheriff. James Rutter and Thomas Hoot received lengths for manslaughter and non support respectively. Dave Gyliym alias Daniel Devin was moved to Mansfeld Reformatory after escape and theft charges.
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Athens County
Commion Pienag Court
Snether Tia
Mansfeld
Wera
Wayne Winger
Athens Cyuroly Asheriff
James Rutter
Ure Simnapista Reformatory
Judea TL
Ge Worstell
Thomas Hoot
Colunbus
Dave Gyliym
Grand Jury
Mabsden
Gwillym
Danial Devin
Mansfield
Luras
Gretna
Prohibition Policy Backing by RNC Leader
Senator Simeon D. Jess, chairman of the Republican National Committee, stated that President Hoover stands for continuation of the current prohibition system. He said this in Washington on January 2 after a White House visit, stressing his remarks were not prompted by his meeting with the President.
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Washington
Simeon D. Jess
Republican National Committtee
Moorera Atand
Fess
White House
Guard County Jail siege over lynching fear in Kentucky
In Hopkinsville Kentucky a mob of about 30 deputies and officers armed with submachine guns shotguns and tear gas attacked the county jail aiming to lynch Sam Magee a Black suspect linked to a Paducah holdup and killing. Magee had been brought from Paducah last night as the mob stormed Paducah Jail seeking a lynching.
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Hopkinsville
Paducah
Sam Mapee
Magee
Directors Named Stockholders of Athens County Savings and Loan
Directors named at the Athens County Savings and Loan meeting include CL McClannahen O L Stout Oscar Davis J Tu Henry J J Hoodlett PE Hixon A E Whaley C H Copeland P J Chapman Ja Woolley and F E B Goldsberry New officers will be elected at a future organization meeting in February War veteran Brigadier General Edward Wollrath 44 who commanded the 1st Flat Division in France and the 8th Ohio Regiment in the Spanish American War died at his home in Bucyrus after a five day illness pneumonia was the cause
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Athens, County Savings and Loan Company
CL McClannahen
O. L. Stout
Oscar Davis
J. Tu. Henry
J. J. Hoodlett
PE. Hixon
A. E. Whaley
C. H. Copeland
P. J. Chapman
Ja. Woolley
F.E B. Goldsberry
Will
Upe
Edward Wollrath
France
Drys Favored Against Will Of Committee Report Confirmed
The prolonged inquiry into prohibition ends with the commission affirming that the dry cause has support despite discrepancies in separate findings. Kenyon and others challenge enforcement, noting corruption and abuses in saloons, while urging cautious, orderly steps toward enforcement and potential reconsideration of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Wiiney
Teymond Nover
Teenie Ntaties
Coviston
van von Heiter
Renard
Tloweyer
Metorntek Gall
Wahoo
Jerrod
Pete
Oat
Taraty
Ceanniesahen
Austen
Lear
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Dhe
Biglyth
Leon
Bente Bydhom
Ron Sioratien
Ayk
Emery
Thairin Wickersham
Willian R. Kenyon
Menry WY Archersog
Tha
Ammen
Commundan'ie
Tis Beromine
Fsa
Revitfon
Congress
Tooyor
Wiehurshan
Tiny Regan
Deyei Menalie
Junge Kenyon
Ave
Drycat
Lyle
Wilson
Tepresentaviva
Guardla
Hepubliven
New York
la Caan Wan
Camellantoner Wiliam
Kengen Wenee
Somerite Report
la Catdia
Han Offre
Kenyon
Guardia
Wesulon
Repeats Stealing Church Chairs for Liquor Money
A garbled report details repeated thefts described as stealing church chairs to fund liquor purchases. It mentions individuals linked to a theft pattern, the sale of items, and alleged payments connected to church property, with unclear locations and names due to the damaged text.
Too Young To Die GEIS VNI Cole
A court case concerns a youth born in April 918 and tried for murder. The defense argued age. the jury recommended imprisonment instead of the death penalty due to the prohibition on executing anyone under 18. The article notes the trial and verdict context and references parental defense.
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Geis Vni
Cole
Dan
Shamas
Duninx
Juha
Atity
Cotorada
Abel
Accident injures man near Logan amid hospital care
A man identified as Charles Powell was injured in a Monday evening automobile accident near Logan. He was brought to Charlington Hospital for treatment. a deep wound above the world remains noted and his arm allegedly went through a windshield during the crash. The report quotes remarks on liquor and law, referencing Prohibition and social order.
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Logan
Jan
Charies Powell
Adama Street
Nithanville
Charrington Fospital
Fie
Hose Phat
Unclear text fragment on a January U.S. Senate event
Fragmentary OCR text references Kochanski Dorit and a Megalo feature Codrie at 7 o'clock, mentions Athens Theor Thee, and a Washington January 21 item about World Moar and pending Cornilatur Armer. Several garbled names and places obscure clear facts.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
View of Sea Glass Declares Wickersham Waste
Washington scene discusses the Wickersham report on prohibition with debate over its value and the cost. Lawmakers criticize the commission for spending half a million dollars without a clear outcome while considering new investigations and funding.
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Glass
Virginia
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