Hoover and Smith Named For Presidency In 1928 Race
Houston dispatch notes Herbert Hoover of California and Alfred Smith of New York as the two major candidates. Both come from poverty backgrounds, differ in roots yet share similar political paths. Prohibition remains the central issue with both parties pledging enforcement. Smith hints at Volstead reform while Hoover calls prohibition a noble experiment. Reed backs Smith, expected to tour the country. Hoover to base near Chicago and campaign quietly with radio and key speeches.
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Houston
United States
Hoover
Smith
Lfe
California
New York
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
America
Asia
London
Harding
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Europe
Manhattan
Fulton Street
Tammany Hall
Big Tom Foiley
Tammany
Albany
Tam
Many Hall
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Senate
Chicago
Athens County Court Records and Sentences Report
Judge L. G. Worstell presided as the Athens County Common Pleas Court opened with several rulings. G W Ash and Eva Ash owe 325 dollars plus 6 percent interest since 1928 on a note to Athens National Bank. Carrington Coal Co. site ownership was confirmed for a creditor claim. John S. Radford owes 125 dollars plus 7 percent interest since 1928 to RM Patterson. Jake Darnell received an indeterminate sentence to the state reformitory for concealed weapons. Frank Darnell and Frank Darnell Jr. were bound over on 500 dollar bonds for aiding an escape and concealing a felon. In Virginia, Candii Dennis was found guilty of second degree murder with a leniency recommendation and waits until July 17 for sentence.
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L. G. Worstell
Ponmeroy
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens National Bank
G. W. Ash
Eva Ash
Citizens Central Bank
Nelsonville
Carrington Coal Commny
Plain AM
John S. Radford
RM. Patterson
Jake Darnell
State Reformatory
Frank Darnell
Frank Darnell, Jr
Peariseburg
Candii Dennis
Newport
Archie Buchanan
Messenger Pattern Department Dress Pattern Details
The notice describes a printed voile dress pattern with crepe for jabot and facing, cut in sizes 18 and 26. A 16 year set requires 344 yards of 39 inch material plus 5 yards contrasting for labor and facing. The lower dress width is 1% yard. Pattern mailed on 15 cents.
Forty-six Athens youths enroll for Citizens' ATs training
J W W Lee county enrolment chair says forty six boys have completed for Citizens ATs training and will travel to Fort Thomas Kentucky for registration on July registration day. Athens county list includes Anthony Gruible William Harvey Arthur Bal Eldward Aywara Mceceley Donald Emerson Ervin Prance many others. Visitors day at Fort Thomas is July 25 for parents to see the boys.
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Ats
J. W. W. Lee County
Athens County
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Anthony William Gruible
Jacksonville
Wiliam Harvey
Bing
Arthur Ri Bal
Eldward
Ay Wara MceCeley
Deanville
Donald Emerson On
Ervin Edmond Prance
Winnes
Edward North
Ralph Fucka
Francis Tere Brown
Willa Vernon
Tine
Burns Sheldon Ervin
Carleodore Paspichei
Wilbur
Darius L. Partlow
Nelsonvil
Lee Wilson Leassey
Athens
Woods Frank
Robert Harold Green
Tom Shafer
Bond Bartoe
Paul Woodrow Clark
Charles Elwood Dorst
Clyde Fisher
Harold Kenneth Barris
Oscar Jamesley
Dale Leighton Huchinson
Water Pear
Strange Interlude Approval Marks In New York Theatrical Experiment
New York scene reports Eugene O Neill Strange Interlude receives a two dollar stamp of approval from UPR New York. The play runs from 5 15 p m to midnight and is described as a strange, successful experiment with Judith Anderson stepping into Lynn Fontanne s role and others rotating cast members for vacations.
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New York
UPR
United States
Eugene O'Neill
Judith Anderson
Lynn Fontanne
Tal Need
Editor Named Petition Filed For CHIO Board Chairman
In Cincinnati a suit for 22634 was filed in U S district court after barges were attached to the Belfont near Carrollton Kentucky. The City of Cincinnati steamer was rammed May 24 causing extensive damage and resulting in one death.
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Chio Board
Cincinnati
Junge
U. S. District
Cincinnati and Louisville Company
Belfont
City of
Carrollton
Madises
Ind
All Marble Players Anxious To Contest In Atlantic City Meet
In Atlantic City 3500 spectators watched 46 boys and a girl contest marble matches after rain halted play yesterday. Andrew Williams, publisher of Mean, appointed by the state board, announced new editor selection while a tournament opener nears with confident young contestants and a field of hopeful victors.
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Atlantic City
Todi
Alware
Johny
Daniel WL Williams
Sighars
Mean
East
Harper
Deaconess Hospital
Friis Ta Breom Hie
Missing Air Mail Flier Sought Over Arkansas Route
A search was organized in St. Louis to locate air mail flier Leslie H. Smith missing after taking off from Little Rock Thursday night. He was due at Lambert Field on a night flight from Little Rock and was last heard after delivering Democratic convention lectures.
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ST. Louis
U,pa
Leslie H. Smith
Little Hock
Ark
Smith
Lambert St. Louis
Little Rock
Fragmented OCR: Erik N around in mie world te
The readable fragments mention Erik N and a world scene with official Tad watching Boeing air and Seat. Details are incomplete but indicate a note on events or observations tied to aviation and individuals.
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Erik N
Mie
Rémair
Boeing Air
Rinsing silk during summer harms silk life
The note warns that washing silk during hot months can shorten its life as perspiration causes rot and damage to the fabric.
Diver Leaves Hotel After Uncertain Bridge Jump Show
Ray Woods of St Louis told witnesses he dove from the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday. He then checked out fearing police action after the dramatic ascent and was seen by multiple photographers as authorities searched for details of the stunt.
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New York
R—ay Woods
St. Louis
Brooklyridge
Woods
Athens Wins 1929 State Convention Site for Spanish War Vets
Athens camp members led a campaign to host the 1929 Spanish-American War Veterans state convention. Delegates toured Columbus and Chillicothe and circulated circulars to 109 camps, praising Athens and Ohio University. Local leaders such as Mayor Alex Moore and R A Dalton rallied support amid opposition from Uhrichsville-Dennison.
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R. A. Dalton
Ohio
Department of Spanish War
Ans
Ohio University
Columbus
Mathias
Carmi Thompson
Deshler Hotel
Chillicothe
Uhrichsville-Dennisi
Twin Cities
Alex Moore
C. Woodworth
Tiffin Gilmore
Rev. Brown
Kingston
Dennison
Uhrichsville
George W. Reed
Ee Moody
Dennison Chamber of Commerce
Emerson Host
Galbreath David Slaughter
O. A Sloane
Dalton
Frank Lowry
C. Q O. Pickering
Harry Morrison
A. @. Sloane
John Roach
John Gist
Charles Cameron
Guy Brown
von Barnes
RK. A. Dalton
E. C. Woodworth
J. C. Edmundson
BE. M. Scott
Ed Sherlock
Alex W. Moore
Harry Kelly
Nelsonville
Harry Brown
Lancaster
Professor Landstttle
State University
D. Dailey
Athbany
Ohio official notices and prison farm produce reported
Secretary Brown mailed township and municipal rosters to aid officials across the state and received a $25,000 check to increase capital stock of large river-area corporations. The Fish and Game Division distributed 4,000 ring neck pheasant eggs to farmers and sportsmen, with hatchings after 24 days and release at 4 to 6 weeks. Warden Preston E. Thomas serves three daily meals to 4,000 inmates with pork and garden produce from prison farms. Ohio Commission fatalities totaled 108 last month across 35 counties, with 18,907 claims filed, up over 1,000 from last year. Road work bidding by Harry J. Kirk totals about $2,006,006 across 16 counties, including East Liverpool to East Palestine, with two more bidding dates in July and plans to complete the projects before cold weather.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Division of Fish and Game
D. O. Thompson
Preston E. Thomas
Ohio Penitensiary
West Spring Street
Ind Commission of
Ohio
Acqude
Statement of Superior Safety and Hygiene
Gala
Commission
Harry J. Kirk
Co Lumbiana County
East Liverpool-East Pales
Kirk
Flood Waters Drown Boy as West Virginia Floods Rise
West Virginia remained under flood waters as 24 hours of rain swelled rivers and basements flooded in Charleston. Flooding impeded traffic and sewers could not cope. A negro boy drowned near Logan when Buffalo Creek overflowed his home.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Cain Fai
Logan
Buffalo Creedk
Mixed world trivia and statistics from distant lands
A collage of facts covers exports, demographics, laws, and inventions. It notes seven million packs of cards exported by the United States, diplomatic and linguistic tidbits, and historical details from Egypt to England, with random figures on life expectancy and industry.
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New York
Honolulu
Hawaii
Siberia
Bering Strait
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
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