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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
13
A partial OCR text notes an admission in a federal case involving Borchee and other named parties. The fragment suggests a legal proceeding against a listed subject, with references to government action and a court context. Details are incomplete in the source.
Mrs Alice Jackson of Cleveland sues Arthur W Jackson claiming neglect and denial of a shared honeymoon in Florida after three weeks of marriage. She alleges he refused to give her a dime and kept the budget tight, citing a quarter moon as the excuse.
Reports from Cape Race and Florida coast detail SOS signals and rescue efforts as the British freighter Teesbridge is feared sunk. The Dollar liner President Harrison altered course to aid the Dannedaike, which was reported sinking, while the Maine and other searchers find signs of distress aboard the vessel in question.
A fragmented report praises Glenn Cline for heroic actions during a rail incident. Fellow railroad workers and passengers credit his quick judgment with preventing greater harm, bringing him fame and calls for formal recognition.
Fragmentary report from a district office in Katghis at Py Uaieg mentions Nelson Vella and a St ad Special. It notes relief funds handling changes and the track being damaged by a large stone mass, with calls to Carpenter and Dexter regarding traffic issues.
A garbled note describes a court matter set for Wednesday afternoon at a specific hour. It mentions a target time, a defendant, a fee charged, and an unidentified official named Mark. The text is fragmented and omits clear identities or actions.
A city wide roundup targets criminal activity with authorities claiming 120 robberies addressed and 100 offenders to be prosecuted. Officials emphasize decisive action and the deterrent effect of the crackdown.
Work began Monday in the office of John Dowler, resident engineer of the State Highway Department, to set monuments along Route No. 60 at Lathrop. The markers will be completed this week as new equipment arrives, replacing a curved stretch with a straight segment to reduce danger for motorists.
A historical notice describes President Hoover traveling by train to Miami with heavy protection and a special Atlantic Coast Line train ahead of a follow-up. The narrative notes staged arrangements and secure escort as the convoy proceeds along the route.
The Steubenville mayor declares a dry crusade and directs police to enforce prohibition measures amid apparent efforts to curb alcohol. The speech signals a government push against drinking, with law enforcement readiness implied.
Friday’s Folbies stage event crowns a winner as the named participant takes top honors in the competition. Nl nr is not part of the readable report and is omitted.
Fragmentary report notes a former ruler named William appearing in seven days. A brief remark describes his look as well kept though diet altered with facial hair styled unusually, and a quoted remark from Maria references his condition and appearance.
The State Department directs immediate investigation into the Bilert murder. Secretary Kel fogx will press authorities for arrest and punishment of the killers. The case involves Bilkert’s family indemnity and potential diplomatic pressure on Britain over the incident in a British mandate region. Bilkert’s home address is listed as Kalama 200, Michigan, with cranes in Chicago noted.
In Albany on January 23 the new governor declines an office and signs the first appropriations bill. The treasury expenditures are reviewed as the legislature last week passed the measure.
Captain Ire Baker takes command of the Sere Valley operations as the Segre agency reshuffles leadership. Baker’s appointment marks a strategic shift toward tighter coordination with regional units and enhanced field presence.
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