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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1929

Page

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Athens County A Build Man New Highways Contract

Athens County moves to a competitive contract system for road work led by John Grosvenor. J W Wilson notes many roads under construction including Hartleyville Congress Run and Antle roads with bids soon for limestone or gravel. Several roads in Ames Trimble Bern Waterloo and Rome townships progress with grading surfacing and bridge construction.

Athens County John Grosvenor Board of Commissioners J. W. Wilson Hartleyville Congress Run Antle Trimble Township York Township Connett Hooper Ridge Wooley Ames Township Bern Township Waterloo Township Carbondale George E. Carr Harmony Canaan Township Mush Run A. C. Parsons Alexander Todi Garden Hull Carthage Coolville Frost Road Troy Township Taina Dover Athens Yrins

Body Identified From Lake Erie Find Off Ashtabula Harbor

The body of John Russow, a Gordon Park boat tender, was identified after surfacing five miles from Ashtabula Harbor. Russow had started a motor boat trip across the lake on July 4 and was found dead yesterday.

Cleveland Lake Erie Ashtabula Harbor John Russow Gordon Park

Young Mother Burns Baby to Death in Go Cart

In Los Angeles on July 9, 19 year old Mrs. Josephine Valente confessed to burning her eight month old son Domick to death while he slept in a go cart. She said pawned by milk bill worries and her husband would not provide milk money.

Los Angeles U.P Josephine Valente Domick

Fewer Lynchings and Aluminum Cars Spotlight 1928 Trends

The piece notes lynchings in 1928 fell to eleven, while interference with public meetings and free speech rose. It cites Dr. Calkins on religious hatred, comments on religious division after the national election, and highlights aluminum street cars in Pittsburgh and its growing industrial use. It mentions McClintock Marshall installing aluminum sash and roofs and predicts aluminum’s future in aviation.

McClintock - Marshall, Construction Company America

Henry Ford backs giant power trust for universal electricity

Henry Ford advocates a single immense power trust to make electricity as common as air. The idea is presented as a blueprint for national access, with Ford urging adoption though notes indicate continued discussion on Page Four.

Henry Ford

Ohio Briefs: Crossing Watchman Dies in Dayton

DAYTON Ohio July 9 E A Schaffer 64 a crossing watchman is dead here from injuries after stepping into a train’s path another train coming opposite direction obscured his vision.

Dayton. O E. A. Schaffer

Alexander McBane Former Odd Fellows Leader Dies

Alexander McBane aged 66 and prominent in Columbia County Democratic circles died at his East Liverpool home after a long illness. He served as past state grand patriarch of the Order of Odd Fellows.

East Liverpool Alexander McBane The Order of Odd Fellows McBane Columbia County

Tragedy At Cascade Park Drowns Man In Black River

Ernest Wash, 10, drowned in the Black River at Cascade Park after stepping into a hole beyond his depth while wading. The incident occurred in Elyria Ohio on July 9.

Elyria Ernest Wash Black River Cascade Park

Boy 8 Dies After Auto Collision in Columbus

Robert Wilson aged 8 died from injuries after an automobile struck him in Columbus Ohio. Police reported the incident occurred July 9 with the child hospitalized before his death.

Columbus Robert Wilson

Pedestrian Fatality Near Oberlin Reported

July 9. Else Krieg, 17, was killed when struck by an automobile while walking along a road near Oberlin. The driver of the car was held for questioning as authorities investigate the collision.

Oberlin

Wel come Ladow Dies in Railroad Yard Tragedy

Cincinnati report says 32 year old Wel come Ladow was killed by a train in local railroad yards yesterday leaving six children orphaned.

Cincinnati

Canton Deputy Captures Auto Thieves

Canton Ohio July 9 Deputy Marshal John Curry nabbed Noble Dawson 19 of Lowellville and Gilbert Hoy 17 of Greensburg after they stole a car and fled. He found guns on both youths and turned them over to Logan authorities. the pair were jailed in a quarantined county jail due to scarlet fever and later returned to Logan.

Canton John Curray Curry Noble Dawson Lowellville Gilbert Hoy Greensburg Logan North Canton

Reading Methods Demonstrations By Ruth Leiding

Miss Ruth Leiding of Scott Forseman Co. will demonstrate reading methods in Ellis Hall Room 108 for two weeks starting Tuesday. City and county teachers and others interested in teaching reading are invited to attend. Leiding studied reading under Thomas Co. McCracken of Ohio University. Edwina Martin of American Book Co. will lecture the week of July 22.

Ruth Leiding Scott- Forseman Co Ellis Hall Miss Leiding Thomas Co. McCracken College of Education Ohio University Edwina Martin American Book Co

Morgantown Woman Found Dead in Hotel

Authorities investigated the death of Mrs Catherine S. Young of Morgantown West Virginia whose body was found in a St. Louis hotel room. She had been dead about 12 hours and had asked hotel staff to notify the president of City National Bank at Point Pleasant if anything happened. She was the estranged wife of James A Young of Morgantown.

ST. Louis U.R Catherine S. Young Morgantown W. Va

Spanking Feared Youth Caught in Blackmail Plot

In Columbus Quebec on July 9 Anthony Liberatore 12 attempted blackmail sending two extortion letters to Mrs Max Morehouse demanding 600 dollars. Chief probation officer Henry Cowley arrested him and won't file formal charges but will recommend a spanking. Police seek Jerry Wilson 18 who allegedly paid for the letters.

Columbus, QC Anthony Liberatore Jack Liberatore Anthony Henry Cowley Max Morehouse Jerry Wilson Wilson

Senate Finance Panel to Finish Tariff Bill by Fall

Washington July 9 The Senate Finance Committee is near completion of the Tariff Bill as the Senate reconvenes August 19 with a forecast the measure may pass by late November Senator Watson Republican leader said today Most of the committee was idle while a sub committee heard witnesses on watches and clocks and the 25 percent tariff on automobiles The industry showed little interest until leaders of major firms were summoned to testify The invitation revealed deep disagreements in the industry due to some firms maintaining plants abroad Some members expect foreign plants to push for lower tariffs to import more foreign goods if US duties are cut enough to offset higher production costs abroad

Abandon Hope For Score At Ocean Bottom

London report from July 9 states the rescue of nearly 20 men trapped after the H-47 submarine collided with I-12 and sank 22 miles off Pembroke Wales. First Lord of the Admiralty said no hope for the H-47 crew. two were saved and more than 20 feared lost. Salvage efforts face 50 fathoms of depth making successful recovery unlikely.

London U.p.hope Pembroke Wales Irish Sea Admiralty Alexander House of Commons Evening Standard

Detroit gunman charged with murder in Holderby slaying

Springfield police report a county grand jury indicted Theodore Paraket for first degree murder after he shot Detective Oliver Holderby in the line of arrest resistance in Springfield.

Springfield Theodore Paraket Detroit Oliver Holderby

Trans-Pacific Flyer Arrives in Rome Aboard Southern Cross

Captain Charles E Kingsford Smith lands in Rome after completing a leg of the flight from Sydney Australia to London aboard the Southern Cross. The arrival marks another milestone in the pioneering trans Pacific airmail and passenger service.

Rome Charles E. Kingsford-Smith Southern Cross Bidney Australia London

Hoover Farm Board to Get Massive Federal Support

President Hoover names William Schmilling of Northfield as a Farm Board member. The Agriculture Department offers 1000 experts and 10000 mile leased wire network to assist the Farm Board's early work on the farm surplus problem. Two more members are expected to be announced soon as the board prepares its White House session.

Washington Agriculture Department Reat Kent Hoovers Farm Board Farm Board Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau Tlo Olsen White House Hoover William I. Schmilling Northfield Minn Federal Farm Board Congress

Three Drown When Caught by Undertow

Three young girls drown in Yankee Run near the Pennsylvania line after being swept away by a swift undertow while wading into the stream. Funeral services will be held triple.

Youngstown U.ptriple Yankee Run Pennsylvania

Tragic Child Fatality In Carlisle Car Crash

Violet Brandenburg aged 17 months died when her father's car struck her at their Carlisle home. Police investigated the accident, confirming no foul play and noting the car was moving slowly in the driveway.

Middletown Violet Brandenburg Carlisle

Virginia race potential candidate from Washington and Lee

Dr William Moseley Brown newly named president at Washington and Lee University Lexington is a governor candidate in Virginia on a ticket by Republicans and Hoover Democrats opposing the regular Democratic ticket over Al Smith in last election Bishop James Cannon Jr supports the new ticket.

William Moseley Brown Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia Hoover al Smith James Cannon

Councilman Charged With Giving Aid in Prohibition Violations

Cleveland July report says William Holmes of Newburgh Heights faces arraignment on conspiracy to violate prohibition. Federal agents raid his venue, seize beer and whiskey, and seize a truck as the owner and an alleged bootlegger are detained. Depmer charged with possession and maintaining a public nuisance.

Ilis Pre Cresa Depmer Ecometicman To &E Iwillage Materhal County Jail

Mob Action Targets Tecumseh Dry Agents in Slayings

Three volunteer dry law enforcement agents tied to the Tecumseh killings of James Harris and Oscar Lowery were jailed for safekeeping in Oklahoma City. The mob attack accompanied W W Thomason during a raid on the farmers home. Harris and Lowery were WW veterans respected citizens.

Tecumseh, Okla James Harris Oscar Lowery Tecumseh Okla

Western plane nears endurance record with Angeline flight

Culver City California July 9 Dawn brought men and their biplane Angeline closer to a new endurance refueling record. Loren Mendel and Pete Reinhart entered their seventh day in the air at 1930 hours and neared the Cleveland record set last week by Byron Newcomb and Roy L Mitchell aboard City of Cleveland. Despite prior exhaustion the pilots remained confident they could fly about 400 more hours with ground crews receiving messages.

Culver City Calif U.P Loren Mendel Pete Reinhart Cleveland Byron K. Newcomb Roy L. Mitchell Newcomb Mitchell Fort Worth Mendell and Rienhart

Missing Banker Found in Overalls

Akron July 9 Floyd Hawley 31 a grime covered machinist helper was revealed today as the assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Parkersburg West Virginia Hawley was arrested at a mold plant ending a year long federal search he is wanted in Parkersburg on an indictment for embezzlement of 16000 his accounts were found 10999 short after he vanished in June 1928

Akron U.S Floyd Hawley First National Bank of Parkersburg W. Va Hawley

Police radio network to broadcast suspect photos in Germany

Police stations across Germany will soon be equipped with radio apparatus to pick up photographs of criminal suspects. One picture will be broadcast from principal cities and towns along the line to aid in rapid identification.

Berlin Germany Cit Trouver

Opium Seized From Councilor’s Wife Baggage in San Francisco

Customs officers impounded trunks of Mrs Ying Kao wife of the Chinese vice consul on a visit home from the Orient seizing opium valued at over 1 009 000 dollars along with silks and fine laces. Government agents say valuation based on contents investigated and Mrs Kao denies knowledge of contraband saying trunks were packed by acquaintances. She was not arrested.

San Francisco U.P Ying Kao Orient Kao

Motor Boat Accident Kills One Near Milton Lake

Clyde McGraw, 35, of Warren, died when his motorboat vaulted 50 feet over a stone dam at Milton Lake. Leonard Anthony, 30, escaped unharmed after attempting to warn McGraw as the roaring engine drowned out his cries.

Youngstown Clyde McGraw Warren Leonardnthony McGraw Milton Lake Here Anthony

Monoplane Pathe Onder Near Spain In Trans Atlantic Flight

Wireless stations report the Pathe Onder monoplane, piloted by Toren Q. Willan and navigator Fowls A. Yancey, last seen 7:48 a m yesterday over the western Atlantic as it neared Europe off Spain without radio contact. Aboard Pathfinder carried fuel for 48 hours as weather and sea routes are monitored.

New York URR Atlantic Spain Old Ope Chard Rome Fiers Toren Q. Willan Fowls A. Yancey Salem Europe

New Currency Replaces Old On Wednesday

Washington July 9 United States currency issued in its present size for over 65 years will be replaced tomorrow by a new smaller size using one third less paper and ink The treasury has authorized Federal Reserve banks to supply limited amounts to commercial banks in their districts The old notes will retire gradually as unfit for circulation The initial issue will include all kinds except National Bank notes and denominations from 1 to 20 The small size National Bank notes will follow by charter number beginning about July 15

Washington U.P. United States Treasury Federal Reserve Banks National Bank

Two Die After Molten Steel Ladle Spill in Cleveland

A 15 ton ladle of molten steel splashed over workers at the American Steel and Wire Company central plant in Cleveland. Two men were killed and three others were hospitalized with severe burns.

Cleveland W.phk American Steel & Wire Company

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