Rob Columbus Man Hot Springs Hotel Theft Report
Police investigate claim by Walter B Beebe of Columbus that during a bath break at a Hot Springs hotel his room was robbed of 4240 dollars in cash and 2000 dollars in jewelry. Beebe says he left the key outside the room.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Walter B. Beebe
E. Broad St
Columbus
Beebe
Past records reveal 1803 costs show daily life in early Connecticut
An old account book of Joseph Vining, born 1800 in Granby Connecticut, kept before moving to Ohio, lists small debts and daily purchases from 1804 to 1818 such as coffins, plowing, seed corn, and weaving. The document traces the Vining family path to Pomeroy and Zion Settlement and notes later life details.
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Pomeroy
Minnie Bengel
Meigs County
Joseph Vining
Granby
Hartford
Connecticut
Ohio
Betsey Vining
Vining
Timothy B. Vining
Wallace D. Vining
Dock” Vining
Zion Settlement
Joe Higley
John Twister
Amasa Hayes
Dan Gregory
Farmer and Mender
Get Waste Out Of Your System With All-Bran cereal
An advertisement urges readers to cleanse the digestive tract by eating Kellogg's All-Bran daily. It claims the cereal sweeps toxins, provides iron, and improves health versus pills, with two tablespoonfuls per meal. Tips include with milk or honey, and recipes on the package. Kellogg’s Battle Creek production.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Prohibition Poll Shows Mixed statewide Proposals
The Literary Digest reports over 1.25 million votes in a nationwide tabulation on prohibition. Of 1,244,483 ballots, 527,388 favor repeal, 383,117 favor modification for wine and beer, and 333,978 urge enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Georgia and several states lean enforcement locally, while Ohio totals show 87,471 for repeal against enforcement and modification.
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New York
Kansas
Literary Digest
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Missouri
California
Connecticut
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Gieorgia
Clearing heavy forests on new land continues doubtfully
A fragment notes the clearing of dense woods as part of settling new territory. It mentions uncertainty about progress and the speaker’s doubt that the effort will proceed along the same chosen path.
Youth at Crooksville Sought by Officers
Crooksville officials search for Charles Mains 20 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mains. Police investigate claim he joined a bootlegger gang that steals from older bootleggers at night and fled after threats. Parents fear he may have drowned himself while searches extend to area creeks.
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Crooksville
Charles Mains
Frank Mains
Young Mains
Confectionery and Pool Room Discontinued in New Lexington
Old business on Main Street ends after 20 years as Peter Seaman diverts to run his ice plant. Seaman will oversee management of the ice plant after closing the confectionery and pool room.
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New Lexington
Peter Seaman
Main Street
Seaman
Stalin’s Early Path From Seminary to Shoe Maker
The future Soviet leader Josef Stalin studied for the Greek Orthodox priesthood but was expelled for translating Marxist writings. He left the seminary and became a shoemaker.
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Josef Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Marx
Dry Crusader Is Held For Carrying Liquor
Miss Beulah Allred a self styled dry crusader was indicted in Pampa Texas for transporting liquor and was arrested after displaying liquor she said proved officers protected the liquor traffic. She refused a $590 bond and remained in jail as officials said the case would be treated as any other liquor seizure involving unauthorized carriers.
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Pampa
Tex
Woman Says She Represents State Temperance Union
The speaker claimed to represent the state Women’s Christian Temperance Union and said she was awaiting official word from the organization.
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State Women’s Christian Temperance Union
State Will Reap Big Reward on Oil Wells
In Roseville State Brick Plant land Well No 1 yields 90 barrels per day. Hal Griswold state welfare director and Frank Mauller of Chillicothe oversee the leases on 31 acres. The state royalty on the first well runs about 20 dollars daily with nine more wells planned. Well No 2 nears completion and officials estimate a several hundred thousand dollar annual harvest after development with few dry holes nearby.
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WEW
Lexington
Hal Griswold
Frank Mauller
Chillicothe
State Public Utilities Commission
Roseville
Mauller
Must Pay Widow of Victim for 5 Years
Grand Rapids, Michigan sentenced Marinus Deraade to pay $8 weekly for five years to the widow of George Tinkey, 32, killed by Deraade’s car in December. The parole was granted by Judge Leonard Verdier after a guilty plea to negligent homicide. The judge said the payments aid Mrs. Tinkey and her four children and keep the incident in the driver’s memory.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Marinus Deraade
Deraade
Leonard Dp. Verdier
George Tinkey
Verdier
Tinkey
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