New Ohio Bills Include Ambulance Chasing Attorneys Plan
Columbus dispatch reports 46 new measures introduced in the Ohio General Assembly. Highlights include a $86 570.77 appropriation bill and a $2 01 260.43 reappropriation bill, plus proposals to curb ambulance chasers with fines of 50 to 500 dollars. The McDonald Compulsory Reappraisal Act repeal is offered, and new auto license tag rules would create perpetual renewals. Open squirrel season length may extend from September to October.
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Columbus
U.R
Senate
G. M. Kumier
Senate Finance Committee
House
Vic Donahey
Lee Employes
Charles H. Jones
Jackson
Kumler
Donahey
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
State Bar Association
G. W. Grant
Crawford County
Cnty
Kyle Ross
Akron
Roush
Adams County
W. J. Robinson
Stark County
Merchants to Elect Officers at Athens Association Banquet
The Athens Retail Merchants' Association will elect officers for the year at its annual banquet at Hotel Berry Friday at six. Plans for the year will be discussed at the first meeting. The association now has more than 50 members.
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Athens Retail Merchants’ Association
Hotel Berry
Duke Hayes Undergoes Appendectomy in Columbus Grant Hospital
Lawrence Duke Hayes arrived in Columbus and underwent an appendectomy at Grant Hospital at 4 pm. His father E T Hayes said last night his condition was favorable.
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Columbus
Lawrence “Duke” Hayes
Grant Hospital
E. T. Hayes
Fire Blazes Through Logan Manufacturing Plant. $75,000 Loss
A blast in the naphtha room at Logan Manufacturing Company sparked a fire that gutted the main two story building and ruined about 50,000 dollars worth of finished furniture. Insurance covers about two thirds. Fire crews from Nelsonville aided by 55 Logan workers confined the blaze and saved records while 55 workers were left unemployed.
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Logan Manufacturing Company
Logan
E. W. Davis
Edward Windom
Jack Pearson
East Front Street
Dallas Smart
Joe Woodruff
Jam Clark
H. R. Tipton
L. P. Mooney
Mooney
Tipton
Davis
Free Man Cleared on Attack Charge in Painesville
William J. MacMahon of Conneaut, a former war fighter, was freed from charges of wounding with intent to kill after the Lake County grand jury indicted him for attacking his wife near Thanksgiving. He claimed amnesia and said a narcotic from Cleveland affected him.
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Painesville
Jan
William J. MacMahon
Conneaut
CGT
Frank Pollock
MacMahon
Lake County
Grand Jury
Mai
Pittsburgh
Here
Cleveland
Rathburn Soldier Transferred From Fort McDowell to San Francisco
Rathburn, Ill and Athens, Ga connected parents report their son I E Rathburn has been moved from Fort McDowell California to the General Hospital in San Francisco. He has served in the regular Army since last October and had sought a transfer for some time according to his father.
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Merley. Rathburn
I. E. Rathburn
Athens
General Hospital
San Francisco
Fort McDowell
Calif
Cincinnati Druggist Claims Radio Invention
George Smith a Cincinnati druggist has invented a small aluminum box he says will revolutionize radio. The device cost 50 cents to make and contains an alloy of aluminum lead magnesia copper zinc and iron. He claims it will render tubes except the detector unnecessary.
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Cincinnati
Jan
U.P
George Smith
Smith
Rebel Chief Vieyra Surrenders With 208 Followers
Mexico City reports Simon Cortes Vieyra, rebel chief operating in Michoacan, has surrendered along with 208 followers. Local authorities confirmed the defection and surrounding details.
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Mexico City
Simon Cortes Vieyra
Operati
Michoacan
Ohio University students finish final exams
Resting now after the last final of the first semester many students at Ohio University weigh relief and fatigue. Examinations stretched two hours from Monday to Thursday with some students finishing earlier and others staying in Athens to rest up for the new semester starting Monday.
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Ohio University
Athens
Ohio Senators Work On New Election Law
Columbus January 31 The Senate Committee on Elections approved creating a sub committee to draft a substitute bill based on the Herbert and Martin bills. They want permanent registration as the core to unify the election code acceptable to both houses.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.R
Senate Committee On Elections Today
Aged Man Held After Attack in Cincinnati
A 72 year old man named Charles Higgins allegedly beat his wife and son with a heavy wrench in his Cincinnati home. He swallowed poison just before police arrived and was to appear in Probate Court for sanity exams, relatives said.
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Cincinnati
O.R
Charles Higgins
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Pleads Not Guilty to Impeachment
Henry 8. Johnston suspended Oklahoma governor pleads not guilty to eleven impeachment charges. Senate court of impeachment sets February 11 as trial date.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Senate
Rebellions Rise in Spain and Mexico Stirred by Figures
Arthur Brisbane reports Catalonia unrest spreading through Spain as Primo de Rivera and King Alfonso clash with forces in perilous times. In Mexico rebels dynamite trains injuring soldiers amid ongoing clashes and a bitter religious war outlook.
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Primo DE Rivera
Alfonso
Spat
Catalonia
Catal
Spain
de Rivera
Mussolini
Kemal Pasha
Mexico
Cold Wave to Grip Ohio and Kentucky Friday
The United States Weather Bureau announced another cold wave sweeping Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia with zero and sub zero temperatures expected tonight. Snow covered Ohio with clouds foretelling more precipitation and no relief in sight as temperatures remain below freezing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Weat
Virginia
United States Weather Bureau
Couple Must Die On the Scaffold
New Orleans January 31 Two last legal maneuvers failed to delay the execution of Mrs Ada Bonner Leboeuf and Dr Thomas Dreher who are to be hanged in the Franklin jail yard tomorrow for the murder of Leboeufs husband Judge Wayne G Borah denied a petition for habeas corpus and later a certificate of reasonable cause to stay the hanging.
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New Orleans
U.P
Ada Bonner Leboeuf
Thomas Dreher
Franklin
Former Governor Donahey for Buckley Bribery Trial Defense
Former Governor Donahey was subpoenaed as a defense witness in the Bert B. Buckley bribery case. Also summoned were Chief Justice Carrington Marshall Former Attorney General Crabbe and Freeman Dustman of the Anti Saloon League group.
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Columbus
U.P
Vic Donahey
Bert B. Buckley
Carrington T. Marshall
C. C. Crabbe
Freeman L. Dustman
American Issue
Anti- Saloon League
Marysville reform school bound mother and infant
In Lorain a convicted liquor law violator Mrs Julia Nature and her twelve day old daughter were sent to the Marysville Reformatory for Women. The mother once sought a new trial but was denied and after hospital care the pair were moved to the reform facility. Mrs Nature has seven other children and an invalid husband.
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Marysville
Lorain
Jan
U.R
Julia Nature
Iquor
Marysville Reformatory
Mra. Naure
Mra
Nature
Nasure Io
First Case in Damage Suits From Mining Riots Set for March 21
Dewey Garrison's damage suit against the Athens County Board of Commissioners is slated for March 21 in Common Pleas Court. He seeks 1000 for two fractured ribs from a riot on the public highway near Green Run Camp during a mining strike. Other cases set for trials include 26 total actions with dates scattered through March and April.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens County Commissioners
Hocking Valley
Dewey Garrison
County Board of Commissioners
Athens County
G. Worsteil
Fred Louis
Loula
Louis
A. McGraw
L. I. Cook
Austin O. Scott
Harley Smith
United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Charles Mariner
James Ruston
Audrey
Ruston
Mariner
B. Kern
B. W. Buck
John
Radford
Robert M. Patterson
Charles Barnhart
Mary E. Cahill
William — Brothers
George Williams
Athens County Buick Co
Athens
Thomas Newman
Mike Shamansky
R. Dexter
East End Grocery
Robert Eves
W. Powell
Athens Implement Company
Martin L. Jones
Ferschel
EB. Wethey
Ernest T. Johnson
Uniting of Presbyterian and Methodist Churches Advances
Two committees were formed in Pittsburgh to pursue organic union between the Presbyterian Church North and the Methodist Episcopal Church and other denominations. The move aims to harmonize administration and doctrine with emphasis on Christ's divinity as a core criterion.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
North
Methodist Episcopal Church
Unity
H. C. Swearfengen
St. Paul
William F F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Swearlengen
Eugene Antrim
Oklahoma City College
Ord
Red Cross Meeting Postponed In Ath ens Chapter
The Ath ens chapter of the American Red Cross postponed its annual meeting scheduled for Wednesday due to illness of executive secretary Miss Thelma Grubb. No date set yet but a likely meeting next week. Roll Call results from two weeks ago will be presented at the annual gathering, said committee chairman R W Finsterwald.
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Athens
The
American Red Cross
Thelma Grubb
R. W. Finsterwald
Dog Owners Enter Pleas of Guilty
Three individuals pleaded guilty for failing to buy 1929 dog licenses. Sam Mayles of Millfield, Tony Sulkoski and Susan Danko of Modoc faced arraignment in Justice of the Peace Carl H. Porter’s court and were fined $10 plus costs. Arrests were made by Constable Harry Dalton under affidavits from Porter Diken, county dog warden.
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Porter Dicken
Sam Mayles
Millfield
Tony Sulkoski
Modoc
Susan Danko
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Harry Dalton
Coast Guard Cutters In Tow Of Disabled British Steamer
The U S 8 C G Tampa and Mojayfight heavy seas and gales to day with the disabled British steamer Silver Maple in tow. No progress was made as the craft held their charge headed into high waves.
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U. S
Logan Gas 60 Valuation Cut by Commission
Gas company valuation fixed at 9 607 366 77 for rate setting, about 1 million less than tentative figure. The Public Utilities Commission approved the 60 per cent reduction from roughly 10 million, affecting rates in 38 cities including Athens Chauncey. If appealed, rebates and court actions loom as the company weighs federal or state options.
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Garland Mig
United Press
Columbus
Jan
Logen Making Company
Athens
Chauncey
Tts
Tics Commission
Federal Cay
Com
Commission
State Supreme Court
Peace Utilities
Ties Commission
Lompany
Foch's Condition Relapses Amid Heart Illness
Paris January 31 Ferdinand Foch who has been seriously ill with heart disease suffered a relapse today doctors report new pulmonary involvement has set in further complicating his condition the veteran French commander remains under care.
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Paris
U.2
Ferdinand Foch
Railroad sought abandonment of line in Ohio
Interstate commerce commission heard a request by Detroit Toledo Ironton Railroad to abandon an 18 mile segment of its line between Jaf and Wellston. The action aims to terminate service on the affected section while preserving other routes.
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Jane Washington
Jaf
Wellston
Detroit, Toledo, Ironton Railroad
Pinta Aims for Washington Event Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR line mentions Washington and Pinta with unclear context. The readable items show names and locations without full details, implying a historical note or notice needing clarification. Further readable details are required to craft a precise summary.
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Nelsonville
Rathburn
Martin
Herbert
Uncle Sam
Lady Heath
Arthur Brisbane
King Feature’, Incorporated
Weather Bureau
Buckley CS
Ohio State
Bart B
Buckley
John L. Schrimpney
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Cinciinnati
John Eckhart
Fed Prohibition Enforcement
Rimpner
Sperber
Adolph Gruber
Astor
Alechas Feth
May
O’brien
South
Guardian
W. C. Bailey
John Lemay
Rachel Davis
Citizens Bank of Albany
Charles D., Hopkins
State
Opal Wilson
Harley Millican
Ilegitimate
Frey Byera
G. George Gaul
Croy
Aaron W. Brown
A. W. Matters
Lawrence Hutchinson
Ben F. Levis
Herman Luckoff
Athens County Rangers Mutual Insurance Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monty Only
Demur
Pain Comalilater
Fannie Teung Boward
France
Hidward William H. Brown
Apell
Smithy Marke
Gta Ashworth
John Sorrell
Wiliam Simington
George Love
William T. Tracey
Tedrow
H. B. Hamilton
A. J. Deer Company
Sayre Brothers
Red Cross
Logan Gas
Lowell
Gad
Washington
Ae Tere Lal
Avencoet
Eoneee
Pinta
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