Austrian Gems SRE In and Britisher Hunted in N Y
New York report details a diamond necklace once owned by Napoleon’s era, valued at $400000, allegedly sent for sale via a British colonel to a New York jeweler. Archduke Leopold later summoned to explain who handled the sale and the necklace’s chain of custody. The case involves Archduke Leynold of Austria, Archduchess Marie Theresa, and Mrs Eisenmenger with claims of a failed sale and hidden provenance.
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New York
Archduke Leynold
Austria
Atterges
Napoleon Bonaparte
L'Aiglon
Teading Jewelers
Europe
Uienecklace
Anna Eisenmengers
Marie Theresa
Aase
Archduchess
Marie Louise of
Hisenmenger
Vienna
Eisenmenger
Egypt
Birs
District Attorney
Archduke Leopold
Wei
Exsenmenger
Ais Cop
Younsemt
Local News Index Highlights Ohio County Actions and Sports
Sunday edition lists local news and measures on page 1 with political activity in Lown and visitors to Hocking County. Columbus area crime and a burial in a dynamited home are noted on pages 3 and 12. Sports cover a county league title chase, discus meets, and area tournaments across Hocking, Meigs, and Athens counties.
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Wu Netsonell
Pemerey
Fils Vetancal
Pomeras Focnd
Pope O Os Clay Pinata 1Ermie
Taloy
Nelsomille News
bPace J.hens Surlety
Negigal
Chauncey Néwo
Pase
Pidional
Lown
Hocking County
Sorne
Enack
Columbus Glans
Ohio
Giouster
Neck
Aundity
Ferm News
Mesuenor
Ounty
Iadhy News
Titver
Leuel- Mattiet Building News
Ifsrie
Glouster Lattle
Counyoke
Wiss City Playground
Tans
Wittenders Atvedralacton
Nsomik
Defeonta Athens Pth
Hocking
Meigs County
Paraders Rally In New York City Protest Parade
A large body of workers led by Reeds marched through Manhattan to protest hack employment. Police halted the crowd near Tammany Hall as the parade proceeded with 86 uniforms and 27 detectives present. The parade was deemed illegal as permits were missing and workers were warned to disperse.
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New York City
Union Square
Tammany Hall
Uni
Iné¢Nain
Ins
Rnciony
Hall of Fame candidates named for New York university selection
New York March 10 selections for the quinquenial Hall of Fame at New York University are under way. About 105 electors nationwide will decide the final list with a vote due October 25. Fifty three electors must vote for a name. Several familiar names from 1925 appear among the 45 nominees.
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New York
Ibs
Paul Revere
Wait Whitlam
Sidney Loner
Henry David Thoreau
James Aaonrge
Wendell Collim
Samuel Adams
James McNeil Whistler
Noah Webster
Willian Penn
Willard Gibbs
Martha Washington
Francis Asbury
Horace Byshus
John Cahoun
Stephen F. Foster
Wohara Dreyd Garson
Catten Mather
Philip Henry Sheildan
Stonewall” Jackson
Not Worried Washington March 1 Upsurge in Workers Protests
Communist publications push for a nationwide March 6 demonstration by both employed and unemployed workers. American officials have reacted with caution as the campaign gains visibility and prompts questions about coordination and security.
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Washington
United States
Brookhart proposes 50 million for Un comprosed aid
Senator Brookhart introduced a Senate bill proposing 50.6 million dollars in uncommitted funds to be spent under federal direction for unemployment relief. The plan envisions limited federal intervention unless there is interference with federal functions or damage to federal property. The American Red Cross and the Army quartermaster general would oversee the distribution and use of the funds.
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Washington
United Press
Brookhar
wa/publican
Tawa
Moorer
Army
Nelsonville Sunday Movie War Heads To Court
Nelsonville's ongoing Sunday movie theater dispute moved to Athens County Common Pleas Court after arrests of Majestic Theater manager Paul Jones and Pastime Theater manager Paul Katzenbach. Both pleaded not guilty and were bound over for trial March 19. bonds set at 850 and 500 dollars respectively as local citizens push to ban Sunday showings amid church program concerns.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens
Paul Jones
Majestic Theater
Paul Katzenbach
Pastime Theater
G. Worstall
Thea Atidarvit
Citesl
I Jonrs
Katzenback
Jones
Is This Spring Weather Outlook for March 1
Washington forecast shows a slow warming trend across the Great Lakes region with rising temperatures into the Valley later in the week. Monday starts with cooler air then temperatures climb above normal by Thursday into the weekend, with Friday through Saturday likely milder conditions.
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Washington
Mareh
Marth
Great Lakes
Remginder
Velder Liiday
Railway commissioner disputes reports on atheism tour
Pittsburgh report states N. Cosores, Lowet Railway Commission member of 33 men, and a young woman touring the United States to study rail systems denied allegations of godless beliefs. He says churches abound but railroads are lacking and asserts personal conscience guides beliefs if they choose.
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Pittsburgh
N. Cosores
Lowet Railway Commission
United States
Amercan
Thurston's Daughter Remarries Harris in Cincinnati
Jane Thurston daughter of magician Howard Thurston wed Ian Marry Harris in a ceremony marked by two marriages today. The first union in Pennsylvania weeks ago was followed by a Newport magistrate ceremony last Saturday and today's remarriage officiated by Rev. Fr. L. J. Reinhold of St. Louis Catholic Church in Harris.
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Cincinnati
Jane Thurston
Howard Thurston
Ian
Harris
Fittsburgu
Sheater
Imanaiegn
Pennsylvania
Thomagy Handy
Newport
L. J. Reinhold
St. Louie Catholic Church
Goff Sharees Ruthless Acts Debate in Senate
Washington March. The Democratic West Virginia coalition faces charges by Senator Gort alleging ruthless acts in the Senate debate. He claims coercive tactics aimed to saddle the coalition with strict provisions on glass, watches, pottery, and other goods, while attacking the coalition's motives and history.
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Washington
Senate
Gort
Eliak Istsin
West Virginia
Obol
Hiner
Wiese
Camila
Witter Daltles
Sunday Movie Battle Near Decision In Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia awaits council action on an ordinance to ban or permit Sunday movie showings. The Wheeling Ministerial Association has not filed a petition while theater owners gathered about 16 000 signers for a petition urging Sunday openings. Motion pictures have been shown each Sunday since last December.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Marci
Cry Council
Wien
Wheeling Ministerial Asagelation
President 5 beset by many trying issues and worries
Spring business begins amid farm price concerns and political strain as Hoover era policy battles loom. Report notes shifts in farm prices, inflation fears, and a pending re election climate. Mildred H Fess files for divorce from Charles Lead of Yellow Springs amid domestic neglect claims.
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PAVE
Washingson
Wis
Mr. Hoover
London
Gael Stu Ton
Dayion
Marth 1
Charley Lesad
Yellow Springs
U. S
Simeon D. Pees
Mra
Mildred H. Divens Fess
Fess
Aleges
Kid Lamb Beats March Lion in Ohio News Photos
The March Lion faced the Lamb in Ohio as Kid Lamb triumphed in a brief bout. Photographers captured the victor and a lively corner crew shaded by the March Hare.
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Kid Lamb
Victor
March Lion
Ohio
News Pictures
United Press
Isaiah
Lamb
Bimbo
Midlands
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Snook Put To Death In Electric Chair In Death House
The article reports the execution of Howerd Snook in the state penitentary electric chair last night. Mrs Snook fainted after the last meal with four others including a Pomeroy man, witnesses describe the scene as the crowd watched the long awaiting end.
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Snook
Mrs. Snook
Pomeroy Man
Murderer
Harry Wilson Sharpe
Columnus
Tiamies
Howerd Snook
Hear
Hix
Tom
Syrests Honet
Rolin
Wos of
Lowe
Hla Wites
Marnie Snook
Tilia
Tataulen
Lietenth
Dane
New York
Aldo
Guarda
Anook
Iene
Normininterys
Perage
Gop
Tha Weinigter
Jenny Miller
Mra
Frank
Tay
Mme Snook
Miller
Pronton Thomas
Ax Tia
Ufa
Aga
Umo
Mat Theor
Mra. Janouk
Méler
Sheera
Jpeonte
Dry Commissioner's Note Triggers Mt Vernon City Wrangle
A garbled report from Mt Vernon describes tension between Mayor and commissioners over dry enforcement measures. Credit given to Mayor Wandy for prompt action, with ongoing disputes about enforcement and county involvement. Residents and officials discuss authority, timing, and potential legal avenues as the commission investigates.
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Mt. Vernon
Editors Appeal to High Courts Against Judge
Cleveland March 1 The Athens Messenger offers a new book on fish and seafoods as editors appeal to high courts against Judge Walther and editor Matson who were fined and jailed for contempt after publishing an editorial criticizing the paper’s restraint of the Cuya hover county from interfering with Thistledown Hines Track betting. The article mentions a planned merger of Cermaute & Steel Prodi nate and outlines the new booklet with recipes and guidance on seafood serving during Lent.
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The
Athens
Cleveland
Sethze, Latiter
Carlton K. Matson
Edie
Syelter
Cleveland Veeen
Ironik
Camwor
Prnss Gnudee
Frederick WY. Walther
Cuyahora County Court
Walter Foot Seltzer
Matson
Conterant
Walther
Pherkit
Cuyahot
Jider Walther
Newton Theaker
Wir
OHO
Haskin Seeks Six Cents for Fish and Seafoods Booklet
Frederic J. Haskin, director of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington, asks readers to enclose six cents in coin or stamps to obtain a copy of the new booklet titled Fish and Seafoods. The accompanying text includes garbled street address details.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Fish and Seafoods
Cleveland Man Faces Murder Charge for Third Time
Frank E. Andraws, charged with murdering his infant son, faces a third murder charge proceeding in Cleveland court Monday. He allegedly drove the car in August, injuring his wife and killing their 18 month old child as part of a long history of domestic trouble.
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Cleveland
Frank E. Andraws
Andraws
Min Andrews
Defonia Andrews
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