Soldiers arrest at Camp Sherman for drug trafficking
Charles Larson Francis Cannon and Louis Thatcher, soldiers from New York Akron and Connecticut, were arrested at Camp Sherman for illegal drug distribution. Authorities recovered nine hundred and more tablets plus dental supplies secreted in shipments, with evidence of trips from Camp Sherman to Columbus to dispose of the items.
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Columbus
Charles
Larson
Francis P. Cannon
New York
Louis R. Thatcher
Akron
Camp Sherman
Garland
Sheldon
Conn
Camp Shergman
Woman Leaves Week-Old Baby in Package on Train Car
Cleveland police say a week-old boy was found inside a wrapped package left on a sleeping car arriving in the city. A porter reported the child and a woman who allegedly left the train before discovery.
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Cleveland
Mar
Oakley Faces Purchase or Eviction Over Misclaimed Lot
Charles Oakley disputes a lot boundary and must either buy the wrongly claimed parcel or have it evicted. The case centers on a misdated lot line and Oakley’s plans to resolve ownership through purchase or removal.
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Charles Oakley
Glouster Obituaries and School Meeting Report
Glouster cemetery services described with family details and several locals named. A recovery note for Hill, and a Parent-teachers Meeting at West Side school next Friday at eight oclock with Prof. Mardis of Witt as speaker. Local residents Ethel Bell and Homer Tracy visit relatives. Arthur Brewer from Athens spent the weekend home.
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Soho Boars Hs
Glouster
Wad
Eld
Firen
Howard
Orris Boudinot
Charles Simpson
Steve Thomas
William Joy Snurr
Ey Hight Snurr
Mary Guerra
Katherine Gillispie
Je. Kulik
Bertha Charge
Hanula
Elsie North
Earl Downey
Hill
Dan Tulton
West Side School
Mardis of
Witt
Ethel Bell
Homer Tracy and Son
Tureday
Clarence Misner
Arthur Brewer
Athens
Woman Plans Easter Bonnet With Blacksnake Theme
A Susquehanna woman reveals a unique revenge by announcing her Easter bonnet will feature a blacksnake design. Mrs. George Boyden explains the plan follows the infamous garden trick described in local lore.
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Susquehanna
George Boyden
Iris Tonguette Seeks Auto Fraud Claim Resolution
In Elyria, Iris Tonguette files a delayed auto claim seeking $10,006 from police and deputy Siteret over an alleged vehicle matter. The filing indicates a dispute or restitution request related to a motor vehicle incident.
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Elyria
Iris Tonguette
Illinois probe uncovers wide extortion plot in building trades
Senator John Dailey announced that an Illinois legislative investigation has unearthed a broad extortion plot involving labor leaders and contractors in the building trades. Public hearings will follow as the committee plans to reopen sessions and reveal more evidence from the Chicago area.
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Chicago
United Prews
Illinois Legislative Investigating Committee
John Dailey
York
Dailey
Easter Program by Presbyterian Sunday School Kids
The children of the Presbyterian Sunday school under Miss Lucile Henry will present a special Easter program Sunday morning during the 9 o clock Sunday school session. Children and their parents are invited to attend the service. Social investigators report fewer personal crisis reports among miners than any other worker class.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lucile Henry
Law
Harding’s Game Seems Fair, Says His Caddy
Cogan, once president of a Vene Le bureau of ar sastern paper, worked as office boy and caddied for Senator Gilbert. Jon Tier, a sixer caddy, joined the Vene Le bureau and also caddied for his patron in court proceedings.
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Cogan
Presi
Jon
Vene le Bureau of
Ar Sastern
Gilbert Fair
County Sees No Back-To-Farm Movement Yet
Athens County farm agents report no evidence of a back to the farm movement as job losses in cities drive workers to seek steady rural wages. Farmers cut acreage ten percent last year while prices drop for cattle wool and apples leave producers holding unsold stock and facing losses.
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Athens County
E. R. Raymond
Athens
Paris Women Weather First Warm Days in Spring Fashions
Paris shoppers admire spring outfits showcased on a Balm day. A coat dress with satin panels, a navel heavy embroidered coat, and a cape return highlight Paris style. The practical chic includes pleated side skirts, fluted collars, and versatile day wear suitable for various occasions.
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Paris
Work to Start Close to Home on Illiteracy
Athens county faces widespread illiteracy based on three independent studies. A union service of three major churches highlighted the issue, urging countywide action and a funded effort through a voluntary association. The plan begins in Athens city and township with a goal that every resident learn to speak read and write English.
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8. K. Mardis
Athens County
Census Bureau
Colt
Ohio
Athens City
Athens
Association For
Oon County
Stanley
City Public Schools
Athens Township
Athens Leity
Church
Missionary Society
Russia cannot trade with world for years says ex-governor
Exiled former governor of northern Russia, Nicholas Tchaikovsky, claims private dispatches confirm Secretary Hoover’s view that Russia cannot exchange goods internationally. He cites grain confiscation, low output, ruined transport, and weak rolling stock, noting signed trade pacts differ from actual delivery. He fears Lenin stays communist until a crash.
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Edwin Hullinger
United Press
Paris
Russia
Nicholas Tchaikovsky
Ca Rene
Kansas
Tchaikovsky
Hoover
Kan ‘Sas
Donetz
Urals
Norway
Poland
Britain
Germany
Turkey
Urainia
Sweden
Lenine
Elks Plan Vaudeville Benefit for Salvation Army
Athens Lodge 973 B P O Elks announce plans for a vaudeville show to aid the Salvation Army. The event, staged by members and outside talent, is set for April 11 and 12 with committee members Judges M Johnson L Deissle and Tom Morgan.
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Athens Lodge
Elks
Elk
Salvation Army
M. Johnson
L. L. Deissle
Tom Morgan
Public sale ad by George Walker praised for good turnout
George Walker of near Pleasanton bought a small display space in the Messenger to advertise his personal property sale by auction. He paid about six dollars and praised the Messenger for drawing over three hundred attendees and helping sellers and buyers achieve fair prices.
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George Walker
Pleasanton
Messenger
Social life at White House seen reviving under Harding
Washington reports brighter social prospects as the Harding administration begins to ease wartime austerity. Officials note a return of White House functions and embassy gaiety, with observers linking invitations to potential national and international policy moves.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Hardings
Woman Changes Mind on Old Custom
Dorothy Miller a 16 year old from Trenton New Jersey reconsidered an arranged marriage she tentatively chose from Philadelphia suitors. She paid the required one thousand dollar operation fee for a husband but found the match impossible and will review remaining 99 letters to select another spouse.
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Trenton
N. J
Dorothy Miller
Philadelphia
Othhrs
Endeave
Easter Day Program At First Methodist Church
The Martzolff class will present an Easter program Sunday morning at 8 oclock. Two musical numbers and a reading by Miss Angela Wood are featured. Mrs L Martzolff will give an Easter message to every woman present. Members are urged to attend and visitors will be welcome.
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Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Angela Wood
Mra
L. Martzolff
Owens Vance Beat Off Hold Up in Cleveland
Three men held up Owens Vance in Cleveland last night but he defended himself and the robbers fled empty handed. No injuries reported and police seek suspects.
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Cleveland
Owens Vance
Prohibition Agents Fight Real Beer Sold in Drug Stores
Washington March 25 John Kramer prohibition commissioner announced vigorous opposition to the revival of real beer through drug stores. He said the sale of beer for non medicinal use will be blocked while tax yields from real beer revenues were expected to run into millions. Brewers are presumed to respect prohibitions on meals and beverages with only a small share of alcohol.
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Washington, Pa
Jermyn
Jermyn Coal Company
Old Forge
J. J. Jermyn
James T. Kolbert
United Press
Washington
John Kramer
Kramer
Palmer
Ds & Beverage
Treasury
Governmnt
Obituary for Lewis Mesaros of Millfield
Lewis Mesaros born in Millfield on April 27 1914 drowned March 16 1921 at age 10 years 10 months 16 days. He was the eldest son of Lewis and Catherine Mesaros, survived by his father mother three sisters and two brothers. A sister had died two years earlier and he was described as a bright happy boy who enjoyed school and bringing joy to others. The family honors his memory with a comforting verse and note that he will be greatly missed.
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Lewis Mesaros
Millfield
Whs
Lewis
Catheric Mesaros
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and help during the death of our son and brother and floral offerings. Thanks to East Side school teachers and pupils, the Jacksonville minister, and undertaker L R Andrews. Lewis Mesaros and Family.
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East Side
Jacksonville
L. R. Andrews
Lewis Mesaros
Truancy Charges Filed in Troy
COOLVILLE O March 25 Failure to comply with truant notice of Officer Jacob Glenn led to affidavits in Squire G W Custer's court against Rey Lester and Charley Golden for keeping children out of school. Lester pleaded guilty and was fined 16 dollars plus costs, suspended on promise children stay in school. Golden set to stand trial April 9.
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Coolville
Jacob Glenn
Squire G. W. Custer
Rey Lester
Charley Golden
Golden
Indictment Likely In White Sox Scandal Probe
Chicago officials plan to indict sixteen players and gamblers as the grand jury revisits the White Sox baseball scandal. States Attorney Robert E. Crowe predicted an earlier investigation outcome, signaling renewed legal action.
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Chicago
United Press
White Sox
Robert E. Crowe
Famous flyer hurt near Crowville during transcontinental flight
Lieut. Wm. D. Coney, noted trans continental flyer, was seriously injured near Crowville Louisiana. Early reports say his chance of recovery is about one in five.
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Natchez
Miss
Wm. D. Coney
Crowville
Coney Seeks Attention After Arrival at Cover Clinic
Attending physicians watt te d aay. Coney was brought here attention.
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Ted Aay
Coney
Willard Threaded Rubber Battery Ad
The advertisement promotes the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery highlighting its resistance to wood separator troubles and deterioration. It claims bone dry shipment and storage with no deterioration and invites readers to visit Willard Service to learn about threaded rubber insulation.
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Willard
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