Britain and Japan Invited to Geneva Disarmament Talks
United States invites Great Britain and Japan to join a Geneva conference on a new naval disarmament plan. France and Italy express regrets and a desire to attend informally. Ambassadors in Washington await formal written responses. Italy and France previously rejected the five power plan.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
America
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Geneva
State Department
France
Italy
London
Tokio
League of Nations
Seni
Coolidge
Mediterranean
Inidiea
White Wranree
Ital
New Picture Emerges Of Man Tied To Metlett Murder
The article portrays Tenis Maser as a man central to the murder case of crusading editor Don Metlett. It claims the story on the verge of his trial clarifies who Ghie is and sheds light on the Don Metlett killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenis Maser
Lhe Say
Ghie
Don Metlett
Escaped Chillicothe Prisoners Recaptured in Gallipolis
GALLIPOLIS March 12 United Press One of two prisoners who escaped from the federal prison at Chillicothe was recaptured in Gallipolis today. Milton Patterson 28 of Atlanta Ga serving a post office robbery term was seized after fleeing a clothing store. Roy Bradley also escaped and police believe he was wounded while being fired on. he carried money from the clothing store’s cash drawer. They arrived on the Steamer Tom Areene from Portsmouth Ohio and were surprised by policemen_printer and Roberts while in the area.
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Gallipolis
United Press
Chillicothe
Milton Patterson
Atlanta
Roy Bradley
Georgia
Patterson
Bradley
Tom Areene
Portsmouth
Ween
Prtener and Roberts
Joe Jonas Alleges Assault After Dog Theft
Joe Jonas, state prohibition officer of Trimble, filed affidavits charging Isaac Russell with assault with intent to kill and assault and battery following an incident early Saturday. Jonas said he investigated a noise near his home about 1 am, found his dog missing, and confronted Russell, who was on his porch in a drunken stupor.
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Joe Jonas
Trimble
Isaac Russell
Jonas
Russell
Ruz
Sterilization Bill Passes Indiana Penal System Oversight
Indiana acts moving to sterilize inmates deemed mentally unfit becomes law after governor signature. Jonas involved in a violent incident, medical treatment given, court orders possible for sterilization of inmates. Separately, Gallipolis physician W Lusher dies at 65, with wife and daughter surviving.
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Jonas
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Jackson
Ton
Marshall FE. V. Chall
Trimble
Urimbie
Driunkennes
Iy Hu
Pearl W. Hebvig
Gallipolis
W. Lusher
No Bridge
Inon
Mason County
W. Va
Here
Lumps of Golden Ore Spark Nevada Gold Rush
In Tonopah Nevada two young prospectors Frank Norton Jr and Leonard Traynor opened the Badger hole in Weepah and began work late last night. By noon thirteen sacks of almost pure gold ore had been excavated and piled on the dump as guards kept onlookers away. The find is described as the greatest modern gold rush in Western history.
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Tonopah
Nevada
U.P
Weepah
Badger Hole
Frank Norton, Jr
Leonard Traynor
Blizzard blocks western routes as man goes missing
Denver dispatch reports a severe blizzard in the western states with snowdrifts piling up to seven feet in places. One man is missing as wire communications falter and major mountain passes including Poncha Pass and routes through western Nebraska, northern Kansas, and eastern Colorado are reported hopelessly blocked.
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Denver
Colo
Poncha Pass
Nebraska
Kansas
Col
Aules
Burg
Cole
Winning fight against Landry disease at naval hospital
Newport news reports a prolonged recovery battle at the naval hospital in Chicago area, detailing Alfred Frick's death and George R Heissel of Portsmouth, NH as the patient who survived. Capt. Charles Fr. Blrgs notes the illness as rare, with initial fears of death but later signs of potential recovery.
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Newport
R. L
Landry
Alfred Frick
Chicago
Naval Hospital
George R Heissel
Portsmouth
N. H
U. S. Wright
Charles Fr. Blrgs
Hetsell
Riggs
K Wad
Wiered tale of kidnapping tops Ford Sapiro court clash
A long federal court battle opens in Detroit as Aaron Sapiro, organizer of cooperative marketing groups, and Henry Ford face off over a libel suit. The case stems from Ford’s publications in Dearborn Independent alleging Jewish conspiracies. Judges, witnesses, and 200 farmers testify as both sides press their legal arguments.
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Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Wait
Ford
James A. Reed
Missouri
William Henry Gallagher
Sapio
Henry Ford
Gallagher
Dearborn
Mich
F Ford
Corps of
Fred M. Hoaymond
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Verd
Saptro
Lester Murray 14 Returns to Home in Middleport
Middleport residents were shaken as 14 year old Lester Murray, son of Roy Murray, vanished Monday evening and resurfaced Friday night after telephoning from Columbus. He alleged three men in a closed car abducted him while he stood on Second Street near the Metes County Produce House, intending to take him toward Tutola with a handkerchief over his face before he was driven to Indianapolis.
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Martha Foulk Thompson
Middleport
Lester Murray
Roy We. Murray
Frank Barbee
Columbus
Second
Metes County
Tutola
Indianapolis
Boy who jumped from car found near Circleville
In Indianapolis a boy claimed he escaped kidnappers by jumping from a closed car. He detailed travel from Indianapolis to Richmond, Dayton, and Columbus, then to his aunt Mrs Barbee in Columbus, exhausted after four days without food. Detectives tracked clues nationwide. the boy was found on a railroad track and taken to Circleville hospital. he is exhausted but not seriously harmed.
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Indianapolis
Richmond
Dayton
Columbua
Barbee
Murray
Athene
Athens
Cincinnati
Warrai
Plekens
Murraya
Columbus
Murday
Aus
Circleville
Alonzo F
State Street
Athens County
Mar Jerry
W. W. Lee
Iraq
Highland teacher fined for whipping pupil
Frost, a teacher at Highland school in Salisbury township, was fined $10 and costs by Judge Cora B. Roberts yesterday on charges of whipping a pupil. The complaint came from Ida Mae Schnider’s parents. Frost agreed to pay the fine and was released.
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Pomeroy
Creator Frost
Highland School
Salisbury Township
Cora B. Roberts
Ida Mae Schnider
New Zenner Show Delights at Majestic Theater
The Zenner company staged a spring fashion showing at the Majestic theater on Wednesday night featuring 37 costumes. Models Babe Blazensperger Maxine Williams Jenn Gist Firhiyn Boyer Dorothy Coston Clifford Cornell and his son, advertising manager, presented spring coats, mills, and millinery as card numbers appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. Zenner Company
Majestic Theater
Weather record broken as mercury tops historic high
The high temperature record was broken yesterday rising to 72 beyond the 1899 record of 70. A county wide tally lists temperatures and traffic fines, with Athens county totaling 1 943 96 and the state receiving 2 937 51 in a chaotic, digit laden report. Constable Tucker faces fines of five dollars and costs after a guilty plea related to a traffic incident.
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Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Athens County
Tucker
EL FP
Wera
Alex Moore
Athens
Cdn
Coal Prices Reduced 50 Cents a Ton by D L and W Mines
New York March 12 U S production cuts of 60 cents per ton in the mine price of coal were announced by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal company. Eye coal drops from 8.76 to 8.25 dollars, stove coal from 9.25 to 8.75, and chestnut from 8.75 to 8.25. The change reverses spring increases and includes future 25 cent rises on June 1 and September 1.
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New York
U.P
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Fifth Grade Bride Tale Puzzles Town Authorities
A report from Middletown says 318 automobile license funds totaling 5866.02 were distributed to state, county, and municipal treasuries by county auditor Fred Jornwell amid questions at the auditor’s office. In Covington Kentucky a 14 year old girl, Mrs Benny Little Pashall, married Wilbur Pashall, 26, while Columbus reports infant Mary John Earl born with six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot.
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Treasuries
Fred Jornwell
Middletown
Benny Little Pashall
Pashall
Columbus
Mary John Earl
Georges J. Earl
Snaketown Burns Uragajima Village Snakes Destruction
A fire destroyed Uragajima the village of white snakes between Kobe and Shimonoseki in Japan. The reptiles thrived there with large white snakes coiled in trees and streets, cared for by villagers. During Hirohito’s prince regent visit, residents gave him the largest snake.
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Tokio
Ure
Uragajima
Kobe
Shimonoseki
Japan
Nore
Hirohito
Uragajina
Decisive Battle Near Managua Expected as Marines Readied
A decisive battle in the Nicaraguan revolution looms as government troops led by General Viquezen prepare to strike liberal forces near May May. Some four thousand U S Marines stand by to protect American lives and property.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Boren
Viquezen
U. S
Miracle Man Rageh Answers Personal Riddles in Messenger
Rageh known as Miracle Man offers to answer readers personal riddles and questions on love money health and future matters. Readers are invited to write to Alla Rageh via the Messenger column with replies to be printed in upcoming issues, with audiences in Athlone and surrounding areas.
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Rageh
Athens
Miracle Man
Messenger
Athone
Alla Rageh
Tenant Moves In Within Two Days
A Messenger classified ad for a light housekeeping suite quickly fills vacancies. Mrs. A. Baughman at 35 Franklin Street demonstrates rapid rental success, as a tenant moved in within two days after her ad appeared.
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A. Baughman
Franklin Street
Judge Refuses Petition of Gas Rate Suspension
Federal Judge Hough denied the Columbus gas companies a request to suspend the court's 48 cent rate order. He granted permission to appeal to the circuit court and upheld the 40 cent rate after a thorough investigation. The companies will file for supersedence immediately in the court of appeals.
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Columbus
Hough
Columbus Gas Companies
Police Plots Search Chicago For Prisoner
Police platoons searched Chicago's south side for Bernards Roa one of three convicts who escaped from Will County Joliet jail earlier today. Two convicts Gregorio Rixgo and Hobert Torrez were captured after gun battles injuring two officers and a taxicab driver. Rizeo and an officer Sergeant John Grant were not expected to live. The three Mexicans faced murder charges in the deputy warden Kielm jail break prior summer. three others held for the Klein murder and sentenced to hang were stopped from escaping by police and deputies.
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Chicago
Polica
Bernards Roa
Conviels
Will County
Joliet
Gregorio Rix Go
Hobert Torrez
Rizzo
Rizeo
John Grant
Peter M. Kielm
Klein
Hans
East Toledo boy confesses false tale of hanging by tramps
Jacob Perry–15 of East Toledo–admitted to detectives that his report of being grabbed, hung from a shed rafter, and threatened with death by two men was invented to avoid going to school. He recanted the sensational account as fiction.
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Toledo
U.F
Jacob Perry
Jacob
Showers Forecast for Ohie Valley Next Week
Washington reports a mixed outlook for March 14 to 19 with fair conditions Monday. Showers are expected Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week’s end. Temperatures look normal or above average for most of the period.
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Washington
Ohie Valley
Fleet Footed Boy Captures Payroll Bandits in New York
A 14 year old boy, John Conroy, chased two gunmen from the Eastern Sheet Metal works after a robbery attempt. The pair, Frank Costello and James Dimmery, fled in a car but were pursued by the boy who signaled police near Madison Square Garden. The bandits were captured following a pursuit and struggle.
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New York
John Conroy
Frank Costello
James Dimmeny
Oneother
Conroy
Costello
Dimmery
John
Trusted Town Banker Arrest Shocks Lexington Community
In Lexington on March 12 U R reports the arrest of longtime banker and civic leader BUI Lindley. He sits in Mansfield county jail facing embezzlement charges of 75000 dollars from the Savings Bank of Lexington. Revelations say Lindley used funds for years, though local reaction remains cautious and mixed.
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Lexington
U.R
Lindley
Mansfield
Savings Bank of
Alliance Coal Stock Up Amid Expected Mine Strike
In Marth, 15, Alliance plants boost coal stock as miners threaten strike. Deputies escorted a suspect from a bank to Mansfield, amid embezzlement probes tied to a 1913 plan. Investigators say cashier Lindley diverted about $7,000 from the bank along the Ohio River.
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Jon Tender
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Wierd
Everett K. Holmes
San Francisco
Stle
Dearborn Independent
Independent
Jurip
CO. M
Creato Frost
I. Zenner Company
Hes
Albany Village
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Athens City
Buchtet Village
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
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Snaketown
Alti
Atte
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