Prohibition Enforcements Faces Shakeup Rumor
Washington reports a possible shift in prohibition enforcement as President Hoover weighs changes to the enforcement machinery after sensational stories. Treasury official Lowman and Prohibition Commissioner Toran were rumored to be replaced, though White House and Lowman deny dismissal.
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Washington
U.A
Hoover
Treasury
Mellon
Treasury Department
Lowman
James MM. Toran
White House
Tarring Route 5 East of Coolville Underway
The State Highway Department began tarring Route 5 from Coolville east almost a mile to Route 7 on Saturday and will continue Sunday. Work will extend to the Washington County line Monday. Plans for tarring Route 50 toward Athens are being formulated.
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Coolville
State Highway Department
Washington County
Athens
Married Two Weeks, He Wants a Divorce
In Kumbus a 26 year old man who eloped with 19 year old Lucille Davis of Mansfeld filed for divorce on grounds of gross neglect shortly after the elopement. Mrs. Davis and her mother had the couple arrested earlier for allegedly sworn false statements regarding the marriage.
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Kumbus
Simmons
Lucille Davis
Mansfeld
Gross Deglect
Buckley Conviction Upheld by Appeals Court in Grand Rapids
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld former Ohio State Treasurer Bert B Buckley s conviction on conspiring to offer a bribe and violate national prohibition laws. The case traced Buckley to a beer probe involving the Jackson Brewery in Cincinnati and employs a recorded plot using a trap at Buckley s home.
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Buckley
Appeals
Grand Rapids
Atlanta
Grand Rapids, Mich
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bert B. Buckley
Ohio
Columbus
John Farmer
Terr B. Khart
Jackson
Cincinnati
Federallj
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Joho Bh
Huckh
Wis
Boxing Fights Drawn Out In New York Exhibition
A lively but unclear report describes a fifteen round boxing exhibition in New York featuring Tod ay Vacudun Spanish Basque and Mas Schmeling pummeling each other with spectators enjoying the show. It notes bruised fighters Pauline and others and references American interest in heavyweight champions abroad amid a prosperous era.
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Vacudun
Mas Schmeling
New York
Gentlemen and Dies
Missionary killed by jungle bison in Eneau
The Rev. John D. Harris American missionary to Eneau was killed May 8 when a wild bison gored him during a jungle walk. His wife, a former Marion girl, and his children are to return home this summer, per dispatches received in Marion.
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Marion
John D. Harris
Eneau Hus
Marr
J. G. Bochstater
Bochstabler
Harris
Acquittal in Murder Case Near Ayers Station
John Wallace, 61, was acquitted of murder in the death of Marion Harper near Ayers Station last winter. The defense claimed self defense, and the jury agreed, setting the accused free on June 29.
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Jackson
John Wall Iice
Marion Harper
Ayers Station
Wallace
Maine Senator Supports Wine Reform
United States Senator Arthur M. Gould Jr. of Maine, a dry state for 75 years, backs licensing for light wines. A St. Louis grape juice firm submitted a letter in a lawsuit in which Gould admits achieving “some very fair results” with their product in making wine.
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Maine
Arthur M. Gould, Jr
United States
St. Louis
Gould
Naughton Freed Over Coal Miner Death Case
Pat Naughton of Nelsonville was released after involvement in the fatal fight that killed Victor Frenchy Arnico, Nelsonville coal miner. Authorities say Naughton knew nothing of the incident. Peter Wollett and Barnes Pearson remain charged with manslaughter pending further proceedings.
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Pat Naughton
Nelsonvil
Othe
Victor
Frenchy" Arnico
Nelsonville
Naughton
Th. Williams
Arrivo
Jon
Arien
Peter Wollett
Barnes Pearson
Ohio youth Hugo Spatz seeks Edison scholarship
Hugo Spatz of Bexley a Columbus suburb hopes to carry on Thomas A Edison’s work as the Edison scholarship candidate from Ohio He was born in Milan Ohio and will compete with youths from all states in the Edison scholarship examinations at St Louis Missouri in 1915 He finished high school in three years.
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Thomas A. Edison
Hugo Spatz
Bexley
Columbus
Edison
Milan
Ohio
Spatz
Last Orange
N. O
Lightning Strikes Cattle Killing 16 Head Near School
Logan June reports 16 head of cattle killed by a single bolt of lightning near Nickie Mate School. Cattle were found scattered. one steer wedged against a tree. Estimated loss for Mr Skinner ranges from 100 to 1500 dollars, largely covered by insurance.
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Logan
A.fp. Skinner
Jara
Nickie Mate School
Skinner
Insurange
Sugar Tariff Fates Debated by Senate Committee
In Washington the Senate committee on tariffs prepared to offer executive proposals, presenting two definite plans for sugar tariff changes. Both aim to keep the sug ar price near six cents a pound while shielding Cuban and American producers amid volatile market conditions.
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Washington
Ily
Senate
Nanes
New Yorks
Third Son Born To Queen Marie In Royal Palace
Reported birth of a son to Queen Marie of Jugo Slavia at the Royal Palace. The infant is described as the third son of King Alexander with Prince Tomislav noted among royal offspring. details mention royal visitors in residence at Toquat Palace.
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Queen Marie
Temgrade
Chiren Marie
Jugo
Rave
Royal Palace
Alexander
Peter van
Mothe Secont
Tomislav
Qa Marie
Raumanta
Juga- Slavia
Tieana
Toquat Palace
They’re Sorry Now Convicts Shift to Rock Pile
Two inmates from the Thenw peniten tiary at Slatesville previously weeded a garden when guards ordered them to lower weeds. They are now assigned to hard labor on the rock pile at the old penitentiary here.
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Anne
Thenw
Slatesville
Windswept House Carried By Storm Near Kunkts
Mr and Mrs Charles Ester recount a windstorm that lifted their house and set it down in the road with their baby inside. The structure traveled over 100 feet and the road remained impassable. Mrs Esterline suffered minor injuries.
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Goryan
Charles Esterline
Kunkts
Bus Skids On Wet Road Injuring Twenty Two In Youngstown
A Pittsburgh Detroit Nevin Lines bus with twenty seven aboard skidded on a wet street in Youngstown and toppled. Driver Jack Irvine blamed for the crash while company officials said the wet pavement and road grade caused the skid. Thirteen passengers were hospitalized with serious injuries and others escaped with minor hurts as rescuers aided victims and summoned ambulances.
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Youngstown
Irving
KB. Matter
Ss Isfon
Iris Company
Matter
Heap
Tassengera
Ditable
Ty Weter Thomas
Poland
Tarnhird
Sheriff Stane
Molter
Not satisfied with verdict in girl's death in Junction City
In New Lexington shine 23 UP sherifty Kort Wilson and Prosecuting Attorney H C Warner plan further investigation into the death of Misa Milabeth Flay of Junction City whose body was found in an oil tank near Junction City Wednesday. Relatives and neighbors dispute the coroner H Hinshall verdict citing no marks on the tank and questioning entry methods while cigarette stubs nearby fuel a drugging theory.
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New Lexington
Shine 23
Sherity Kort Wilson
Atttarney
H.C. Warner
Misa Milabeth Flay
Junction City
Junctson City
Seyv
H. ¥. Hinshall
Kiwanis Head ISSUER IS CLOSED
Horace W. McDavid of Paris is named the new Kiwanis International president elect Tardieu is interior minister. The enactment confirms the earlier decision to reopen the organization after a negative wartime pact, following a Milwaukee convening.
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Horace W. McDavid
Paris
U.P
Andrieu
Hawks Set Transcontinental Flight Records Again
Captain Frank Hawks, famed trans continental flyer, completed a Los Angeles to New York return run faster than any earlier pilot, setting two new records. A damaged plane limited the trip after he rammed a fence at Roosevelt Field. Weather remained suitable for the speedy voyage.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Frank Hawks
America
Los Angeles
No Fear Here for Near-Beer Seizure Case Report
In Manitowee Wisconsin and Polk County Iowa, a freight seizure involves near-beer shipments intercepted by police. Judge Morshaw orders return of contraband assets as a court considers interstate alcohol laws and a potential appeal to higher courts.
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Tikkaty
Ain Barlight
Osays Munterpat
Mershin
Drew Trodnets Company
Fori Sfamtmond
Dry Crisie
Jidge Morshaw
Polk County
En Moines
Sonny
Impartial Scientific Observer Sought for Prohibition Study
President Hoover's Law Enforcement Commission seeks a careful impartial scientific observer to analyze prohibition enforcement in the United States. The commission plans a sectional approach, with hearings to be held in fall, and appeals Loyalty Sunday to churchgoers to support the President's program.
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Cecil Owen Washington
United States
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Doran
League
France Seeks Delay on 607000 Dollar French Debt
A 607000 dollar French debt to the United States due August 2 is under discussion for postponement. Officials cited the war material purchases and the Berenger funding plan as factors, with Stimson noting changes may require congressional action.
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Washington
Jung
U.rl
United States
Fr Urs
France
Eadfy
Metheny
Whch
Ongres
Stimson
Orrick
Congress
Metieu
Nevins to Die Monday for Murder
Governor Cooper will not seek clemency for James T. Nevins as he faces execution Monday for the murder of Pierre automoblie suspect, with the governor already informed of the case facts and no clemency request granted.
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Nevins
Columbus
Dune
Cooper
James T. Nevion
Jail mother of 16 pleads guilty to selling whisky
Mrs Katherine Tost, 56 and mother of 16, told a Fort Smith Arkansas judge she sold two quarts of home made whisky to educate her children. She was sentenced to 18 months. She lives at Hulom, Arkansas.
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Katherine Tost
Fort Smith, Ark
Altium
Arke
Rescue Airmmen Lost in Stormy Seas Stir Wide Search
Five Nations mobilize resources in a search for airmen lost at sea during a storm. Spanish people clung to hope as rescue efforts continued through challenging weather.
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OAS
Lost aviators rescued after Atlantic search near Azores
France and three companions sailing from Cartagena toward the United States were feared lost after losing contact near Portugal. A British search with 24 planes on a Dornier carrier aided by Portuguese and Spanish vessels located and rescued them near the Azores, ending the longest widespread hunt since a prior missing flight.
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John Degandt
Madiud
Vormanden
Hramwon Franco
Hky
North Atlantic
theAzores Islands
Azores
Admiralty
Athens Messenger Promotes Home Conveniences Booklet
The Athens Messenger announces a Department of Agriculture booklet on Home Conveniences with time saving devices for housewives. Readers may request a copy by sending four cents for postage and handling to the publisher.
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lThe
Athens Messenger
Department of Agriculture
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