Buckley Bribery Trial resumes in Federal Court
State Treasurer Best B. Buckley faces bribery allegations in Columbus as prosecutors seek to prove he offered money to influence Eckhart, with testimony from prohibition agent Hurlbut and references to Governor Cooper and Senator Fess. Buckley’s defense disputes the evidence and predicts acquittal.
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U.P
Best B. Buckley
Federal
John Eckhart
Prohibition
Jackson
Cincinnati
Charles L. Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Eckhart
Buckley
Don Griffin
Maude R. Carson
William N. Woodruff
Myers Y
Cooper
U. S
Fess
Jackn Brewing Company
Hough
Ohio
Red
Robert M. Frumbaugh
Bartelle
Gruber
Legion
John L. Schrimpner
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
National Legion Convention
San Antonio
Texas
Newton. Miller
Internal Revenue Collector
Kelly
Dustman
Federal Prohibition, Department Office
Hig
British Leaders Mark Kaiser's Birthday and Old Promise
On the former Kaiser’s sixtieth birthday King George V of England sent congratulatory notes to the son of Queen Victoria’s granddaughter. A decade earlier the British prime minister had vowed to hang the Kaiser.
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George
England
Victoria
Prohibition Vote Looms in Congress Amid Dry Wet Clash
The House faces a pivotal vote on a $24 000 extra anti alcohol spending tied to prohibition as drys seek to cement power while wets fear retaliation. The piece notes party dynamics and expected veto by President Coolidge, with Congress’s nine year adherence to dry orders cast in the balance.
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House
Officials Suspected in Interstate Auto Theft Ring
A Newport attorney and county officials may be linked to an interstate car theft ring broken up in Kentucky. DoJ said the operation centered at Clifton where 14 cars stolen across seven states were found in a barn. Arrested were George Fender of Newport and Ohioans Glenn Gordon and Frank Harris. Fender named ring leader and to be arraigned.
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Department of Justice
Clifton
George Fender
Glenn Gordon
Frank Harris
Columbus
Ohio
Fender
U. S
Wee
Gordon
Harris
Hoover Drops Morrow From Cabinet Post Consideration
Dwight W. Morrow is definitively eliminated from Hoover’s cabinet for secretary of state and will remain ambassador to Mexico. The decision followed a conference with Senator-Elect Hamilton Keane and New Jersey Republicans. Hoover plans a three day fishing trip in the Florida Keys, with possible rail and yacht travel options.
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Thomas UL. Stokes
United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Hoover
Mexico City
Hamilton F. Keane
Morrow
Keane
Florida
Keys
Long Key
oHover
Angel
Fish Creek
Lifelong Athens Resident John K McCune Dies at 87
John King McCune, a life long resident of Athens and vicinity, died at his home 90 Lancaster Street after a cold and old age. He was a Civil War 100 day service veteran and left two daughters, a son Samuel L. McCune of Cleveland, and a wife who died three years ago. funeral plans to be announced.
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John King McCune
Athens
Lancaster Street
Samuel Ll. McCune
Cleveland
Mr. McCune
Athens County
Jerseyville Road
Pennsylvania
Jeryenville Road
Maria Pickering
McKee Drug Store
North Court Street
McCune
Ohio University
Athens Methodist Church
Bible School
Athens Lodge
Knightanything
Earl Cranston
Methodist Church
Home Guard
Camp Denison
Marietta
Gallipolis
Morgan
Wallace
Mank Ae. G. Hibbard
George
Samuel L. McCune
Samuel McCune
Ohio
Joint Land Bank
Ferry Beverly Believed Sunk After Mooring Break
At Mason City on January 21 the ferry Beverly is now thought to have sunk rather than drifted away. The wreck remains unfound about 100 yards below the landing and 60 yards from the main channel toward the West Virginia side. The boat, once owned by Capt. W. E. McDade, may surface later or remain submerged as a navigation risk.
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Pomeroy
Beverly
Mason City
West, Virginia
W. E. McDade
Middleport
Clifton
Bridge Pany
Trial of Featheroff murder case hinges on youth’s sanity
Jan 30 report outlines the main issue for Ray Featheroff scheduled February 14 in the killing of Jacob Kondhler. The trial focuses on whether Featheroff was insane at the time of the crime, with Dr John H Berry diagnosing mental deficiency without psychosis.
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Featheroff
Kondhler
I' Lé
Clinton Webb
Ray Featheroff
Jacob Konchler
Leslie Shultz
Lima State Hospital
Shults
Lima
Afl
John H. Berry
Athens
New Messenger Serial Begins The Black Pigeon
The final Orchid chapter closes tomorrow with the Messenger serial ending. On Friday February 1 the new serial The Black Pigeon starts full page illustrations and runs into spring. The romance mystery tale targets men and women and promises a surprising conclusion.
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Messenger
Milliner Mrs Wright Dies After 82 Years in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Jan 30 Mrs Pearl Wright widow of John S Wright long noted milliner on West Washington Street dies after several weeks illness at her home on Franklin Street She came to Nelsonville as a child and lived here 65 years affiliated with the Christian Church since 1877 active in church and Sunday School Cosmopolitan Club She leaves mother Mrs Lavina Warner a daughter Mrs A H Kirkland of Concord Va three sons John S Wright of Nelsonville Charles of Monroe Mich Joe of Philo a brother Isaac Warner four sisters and nine grandchildren.
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John
Wright
Christian Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Lavina Warner
A. H. Kirkland
Concord
Nelsonvilles
Charles
Monroe
Michigan
Joe
Philo
Isaac Warner
Nelsonville
A. G. Cooley
Logan
Thomas Bradbury
Byesville
A Jones
Aed M
Salvation Army Drive Lags As Needs Rise Toward Goal
The Salvation Army drive aims to raise about 750 more dollars to reach a 4000 quota, with Frank Roach as chairman calling all workers to report at headquarters in the Security Bank Building. Additional donors push the hundred-dollar club past the century mark, while weather and out of town workers slow canvassing and full reports.
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Salvation Army
Frank 8. Roach
Roach
T. A. Copeland
Security Bank
Girl May Recover After Breathing Naturally
Perry Kansas January 30 a blue eyed girl Margaret Brown seven who had been kept alive by artificial respiration breathed naturally today for the first time in many days doctors said there was hope she would recover after falling into a coma two weeks ago following the incident.
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Perry
Kan
Margaret Brown
Hepa
Commission Proposes Ohio Mined Coal Education Body
A bill introduced in the Ohio Senate by Senator EB LeFevre proposes creating a commission to educate residents about using Ohio mined coal. The panel would have four members earning 5,000 annually, four assistants at 2,500, and a 30,000 budget for salaries and a statewide coal industry survey. The plan includes a coal information bureau and nonpolitical status independent of the Mines Bureau.
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LeFever
Commission
Columbus
Jan
U.R
Ohio
Senate
EB. Lefevery
Athens County
Ae Pace
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
Athens Woman Injured in Icy Street Fall
Emma Hixson a 74 University Terrace resident slipped on an icy sidewalk at Court and Union Streets this morning and fractured her left wrist. Three Ohio University students carried her to the County Health office where Dr. J M Higgins confirmed the fracture.
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Emma Hixson
University, Terrace
Court
Union Streets
Ohio University
J M. Higgins
Stie
New Impeachment Charges Filed Against Gov Johnston
Oklahoma City January 30 Henry Johnston suspended governor will face three more charges in the Senate as impeachment trial resumes. The House increased the tally to 11 with a general incompetency accusation tied to Mamie Hammonds alleged control of the governor office and unlawful issuance of deficiency certificates.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Senate
House of Representatives
Mamie Hammonds
Bartlett to Speak to Athens Eagles
Ralph J. Bartlett, noted for his eloquence in fraternal work, will speak tonight at the Eagles Home on Court and Carpenter Streets. Members from Athens and nearby towns are expected to attend as Bartlett has been active in Ohio Aerie affairs.
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Aerie
Aes
Ralph J. Bartlett
Eagles
Court
Carpenter
Unclear fragment prompts archival headline
Fragmentary OCR text references names and titles but lacks coherent event or facts to summarize a specific news item. No identifiable person, organization, date, or location with a discernible outcome is available.
Plans for new Junior High building advance in Pomeroy
A meeting examined tentative plans for a proposed Junior High School in Pomeroy. Changes were ordered. final approval comes February 6 with bids to be advertised later, aiming to start work by March and finish for use next fall.
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Pomeroy
Jal
Beast of MyUcata
Bop Tendent Duis
Anghitect Wanes Mills
Making Good Recovery of Mrs C H Jewell
Mrs C H Jewell of Carpenter who underwent major surgery at the Sheltering Army Hospital in Athens is reported making a satisfactory recovery. She is the newspaper reporter for The Athens Messenger at Carpenter and was brought to Athens for an emergency operation after a sudden illness.
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C. H. Jewell
Carpenter
Sheltering Army Hospital
Athens
Jewell
Cancer Brings Death To Man In Waterloo
Harvey Greene aged 54 died at his New Marshfield home in Waterloo Township after seven years of cancer. He leaves a widow, two children Harley and Mrs Will Mace, a brother Joseph Greene of Mineral, and other relatives. Funeral at 1 PM Thursday at the Methodist Protestant Church New Marshfield. Interment New Marshfield Cemetery.
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New Marshfield
Harvey Greene
Waterloo Township
Greene
Harley
Will Mace
Newage
Eli
Joseph Greene
Mineral
Vinton County
Methodist Protestant Church of
J. L. Cartwright
Newark Auto Fatality Claims 55YearOld Man
Mrs Reuben Smith 55 is dead in Newark from injuries sustained in an automobile accident Sunday.
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Newark
Reuben Smith
Captain's Widow Hannah Berridge Dies in Gallipolis
Hannah Cooke Berridge aged 83 widow of Captain George E. Berridge and sister of former Mayor Samuel Cook died at her Gallipolis home yesterday. Her husband was a five man of early days on the ship. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Gallipolis
Hannnah Cooke Berridge
Samuel Cook
George
Berridge
Shne
Amesville High School Condemned and Faces Closure Action
State officials moved to close Amesville High School amid failure to meet first grade high school standards. A bond plan of 65 000 dollars for a new building failed by a narrow margin, risking charter revocation and pupil transfers if not resolved. Local districts Amesville Bern and Perry joint action awaited.
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George M. ’ Ris
Echoola
Moster
Tigh
Ames
Amenville
Bern
State Department
Athens
Sabes
Aestostian
Bush Elected by State News Grow
Bush wins state election amid nationwide coverage as results come in from cities and counties. Officials report a clear margin and early counts show strong support in urban and rural areas. Analysts expect impact on policy and state leadership.
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Bush
State News Grow
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