Litigation Over Killing of Dog Brought to End
In Columbus on May 18 the Ohio Supreme Court upheld a $75 damages award to Ray Micham against Fred Hill in a dog killing case. The suit began with a $50 ruling by a justice of the peace, rose to $75 in Lucas County Common Pleas, then was affirmed by the Lucas Appeals Court and the Supreme Court. Hill argued the dog was not tax listed.
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Columbus
Ray Micham
Fred Hill
Lucas County
Ohio Supreme Court
Micham
Lucas Appeals Court
Hill
Three Boys Die as Train Strikes Object at Crossing
In Martinsburg West Virginia on May 18 three boys identified as Allen Catrow, Raymond Lowe, and Gerald Shriver were killed when a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck a machine at a crossing. An engineer, recovering from a previous hunting accident, was stricken with nervous shock by the event.
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Martinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs Eva Barber Dies After Long Illness in Athens
Eva Jane Barber aged 68 died at 1 20 o clock last night at home of her daughter Mrs Ola Harris 21 Central avenue from disease. Funeral services set for 2 oclock Friday at Union Baptist Church burial in West State street cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ola Harris Mrs Gertrude Strickland two sons John Parker J E Coursey all of Athens two sisters and one brother.
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Eva Jane Barber
Éroper
Ola Harris
Central Avenue
TH. Ynion Paptistehurea
West State Street
Gertrude Strickland
John Parker
J. E. Coursey
Athens
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Returns for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts 3200 and calf and sheep numbers listed with varied prices per hundredweight. Beef cattle show range from 9.00 to 11.00 for steers, cows and cutters priced accordingly. Sheep and lambs demand remaining steady with fat lambs and ewes featured at multiple price points.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Market Update
Hogs receipts 1 800 market uneven active 250 to 350 lbs $9 25 to 9 75 200 to 250 lbs $9 75 to 10 25 160 to 200 lbs 10 20 to 10 50 120 to 160 lbs 9 40 to 10 50 90 to 130 lbs 10 40 to 10 50 packing sows 7 00 to 8 25 Cattle receipts 15 calves 250 market active steady beet steers 10 50 to 11 75 dealers 12 00 to 12 50 Sheep receipts 500 market steady top ewe lambs 16 00 bulk cull lambs 9 00 to 11 00 spring lambs 12 00 to 18 00
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U.s
Pittsburgh
New York Produce Prices Mixed at Market
Butter firmer with receipts 18 80. Creamery extras 44c and 45c in special market 44 2 to 45c. Eggs quiet with receipts 38 690. Nearby white fancy 31c 33c. Nearby mixed whites 25c 30c. Fresh firsts 23c 24c. Western whites 25c 28c. Pacific coast 25c 35c. Nearby towns 28c 32c.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago Produce Butter and Egg Prices Reported
Butter receipts stand at 8 174 with creamery extras 40 cents for 40s and above. Standards 40s, firsts 3 1/2 cents Burc, seconds 4 1/2 cents extras 4 cents. Eggs average 26 862, ordinaries 20 2/3 cents, Arsts 22 22 1/3 cents, seconds 20 cents.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Produce Prices Steady Amid Market Decline
Market notes show butter unchanged while fresh gaivers and firsts rise. Prices for seconds at 18 1 2 cents, nearby ungraded 19 cents, goose at 35 cents.
Cleveland Produce Covers Butter Prices And Stock
Trade notes show butter prices at 44 cents to 46 cents per pound with firsts at 40 cents and seconds at 88 cents. Packing stock values remain at 28 cents with other items unchanged.
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Cleveland
Wool prices show activity in Ohio Michigan wools
Boston May 18 reports increased contracting for the new crop wools from Ohio and Michigan. Michigan wools sold as high as 34 cents a pound while some were 23 cents. Ohio Delaines are seen around 42 cents though most dealers hold at 44 cents.
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Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Liberty Bonds Market Movements Report
Liberty bonds show varied activity with prices listed for several issues. The 4 1/4 percent issues open with minor gains and brief fluctuations as Treasury notes hold firm amid market quiet.
Grain and feed prices from Toledo market report
The Toledo grain market lists Wheat No. 2 at 1.43 1.44, Corn No. 3 at 9c 92 1 2, Oats No. 3 at 4c 5c, Clover cash at 14.80 16.00, Timothy cash May at 2.60, Butter quotes at 4246 20c 22c, AY 25.00.
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Toledo
Timothy
Not a Felony In liquor case against Bartos
The U S circuit court of appeals vacated a temporary disbarment against Frank W Bartos of Nebraska, ruling that liquor manufacture and possession for private use at home is not a felony and does not justify disbarment, and that private conduct falls outside a court’s regulation of lawyers.
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Kansas City
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank W. Bartos
Nebraska
Robert Lewis
Denver
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Jacob Trieber
Arkansas
Bartos
Medical group denounces whisky limit for doctors
The American Medical Association house of delegates denounces Congress limits on physicians alcohol prescriptions. It instructs trustees to draft a bill to correct Volstead Act provisions and allow doctors to prescribe needed alcoholic liquors within prudent restrictions.
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Washington
Congress
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
House
Association
Courthouse notes assess three estates for inheritance tax
The Probate court yesterday ruled three estates exempt from inheritance tax and one estate taxable. Joseph K Brown estate shows gross 4510.82 and net 8852.99 with multiple heirs and small tax amounts. Blanche Moler inherits John H Moler estate with value 3354.18 net 6300.27. George W Orndorfe estate valued at 800 passes to widow and five children. Charles W Martin estate has no net value after debts and administration costs.
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Joseph K. Brown
Susan Brown
Charles Brown
Ollie Brown
Millie Klee
Lillian Curtaz
Donald N. Brown
Floyd Brown
Montford Brown
Charles H. Brown
John H. Moler
Blanche Moler
George W. Orndorf
Charles W. Martin
Appeals Court Rules On Reversing Divorce Decrees
The Supreme Court holds courts of appeals may reverse divorce decrees if the weight of the evidence justifies it. The ruling came from Columbus on May 18.
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Columbus
Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Baptists Elect Spencer President in Ohio
May 18 report from Youngstown states Dr. Bunyan Spencer of Granville was elected president of the Ohio Baptist Educational Society at the First Baptist church.
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Baptists
Spencer Youngstown
Bunyan Spencer
Granville
Ohio Baptist Educational Society
First Baptist Church
Work Slowdown Hits Washington Prohibition Bureau
Reports and rumors of political shakeups push the federal prohibition bureau into a near standstill. Gossip says Assistant Secretary of the Treasury L C Andrews may resign and Seymour Lowman, ex lieutenant governor of New York, touted as his successor.
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Washington
Federal Prohibition Bureau
L. C. Andrews
Seymour Lowman
New York
Longest taxi ride linked to Detroit Buffalo elopement
A Detroit to Buffalo taxi trip of about 260 miles costing $300 was disclosed as one of the longest rides on record. The journey related to the elopement of Michael Bonany and Jennie Bonany, first cousins from Detroit, which was thwarted.
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Buffalo
Detroit
Michael Bonany
Jennie Bonany
Mississippi Valley seeks flood protection from Congress
Chicago May 18. Mayor William Hale Thompson announced that the Mississippi valley will demand flood protection. The waterway congress is called for Chicago on June 2, 8, and 4 to discuss measures.
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Mississippi Valley
Chicago
U.P
William Hale Thompson
Congress
Saw cuts three fingers in Evansville accident
Evansville resident George Marshall used a saw to sever three fingers while cutting cords, after striking a knot in a board. The incident details remain partially described with no further injuries listed.
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Evansville
Ind
George Marshall
Speed Maniacs Reported in Kingston Court
Kingston England police summoned motorists for speeding as three drivers with prior records faced new cases. The report notes convictions for offenses including speeding and related dangerous driving.
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Kingston
Eng
Lower Mississippi Flood Grips Acadian and Plantation Regions
May 15 New Orleans report says the lower Mississippi valley is flooded with ten feet of water in Lebeau and levee breaks near Melville. Acadian villages are destroyed while vast plantations may be spared as the Atchafalaya break widens, risking southward levees.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Lebeau
Jean Lafitte
Tensas
Sugar Bowl
Atchafalaya Levee
Melville
Baton Rouge
Jury Impanels Without Challenge in Haskins Coal Case
The jury in Clyde Haskins Trimble versus Hisylvania Coal company was impaneled with no challenges from either side. Haskins seeks 11000 for damages to a greenhouse valued at 14000 after mining operations allegedly caused cracks and displacement in early 1925. The defendant contests the greenhouse value and blames hillside drainage for the damage.
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Clyde Haskins
Trimble
Hisylvania Coal Company
John J. Woolley
McConnersville
Haskins
Green House
New York businessman weds Mexican president’s daughter
Thomas A. Arnold, a New York businessman, married Ernesta Calles in Nogales Sonora. The couple, after a ceremony at the bride’s uncle Santiago Martinez’s home, traveled to Tucson and planned to board a train to New York to reside there.
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President of
Mexico
New York
Maen
Tucson
Ariz
Thomas A. Arnold
Ernestina Calles
Santiago Martinez
Nogales
Sonora
Arnold
Piano Recital By Students Of Ohio University Teachers
Younger pupils of Miss Vera Board and Miss Irene Witham presented a piano recital at Ewing auditorium. In addition to solo pieces a trio of Dorothy Ruth Holcombe Alice Beasley and Helen Townsend performed Haydns Gipsy Rondo. Participants included Kathleen Carpenter Mary Jo Twiss Eveleth Atkinson Helen Jones Teraz Wooley Ellen Biddle Ruth Bain Jane Gill Mary Ellen Bibbee Maurine Cornwell Edythe Atkins Martha Foster. A follow up recital by advanced students is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm in Ewing auditorium with public invitation.
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Vera Board
Irene Witham
School of Music
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Alice Beasley
Helen Townsend
Haydn
Kathleen Carpenter
Mary Jo Twiss
Eveleth Atkinson
Helen Jones
Teraz Wooley
Ellen Biddle
Ruth Bain
Jane Gill
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Maurine Cornwell
Edythe Atkins
Martha Foster
Pleasanton Cemetery Cleanup Meeting Planned
To clean the Pleasanton cemetery, all persons with relatives or friends buried there are asked to meet Saturday afternoon May 21.
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Pleasanton
Motor Trip To Washington By Local Party
Mr. J. S. Moore Nellie Nelson and Mrs. Martha Blackwood of Hebbardsville motored to Washington D C Sunday.
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J. S. Moore
Nellie Nelson
Martha Blackwood
Hebbardsville
Washington D. H
Police pursue two theories in Powell and Pike deaths
Los Angeles police weigh two theories in the deaths of banker George E. Powell Jr and his stenographer Margie Pike. The case remains under investigation as authorities seek a motive and suspect details.
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Los Angeles
Police Today
George E. Powell, Jr
Margie Pike
College Corner bank crash indictment expected
Hamilton May 18 The grand jury is nearing completion of its investigation into the College Corner bank crash with at least one indictment anticipated by day’s end as shortages at the bank surface.
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Hamilton
Grand
College Corner
Birthday Gatherings Honor Angell Ridge Resident
Edward Rathburn hosted a Sunday gathering at his Angell Ridge home for his 46th birthday with friends and family including Henry Stand ley Hermon Willard Sylvia Prophet and others. Neighbors visited Saturday including Ernest and Lester Vore and Marvin Maxwell. The Life and Service league ended a contest on May 18 with the losing side to entertain the winners soon.
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Edward Rathburn
Henry
Standley
Hermon
Willard
Sylvia Prophet
Columbus
Guy Carpenter
Clarice
Harriet
James
John Sheridan
Mary
Cecila
Reata
Anna
Helen
Edward
Leo
Thelma Walker
Athens
Gladys Phillips
Dewitt Sloan
Elizabeth Oxley
C. H. Oxley
Raymond Cornell
Mary Sams
Zoah Ballenger
Life and Service League
Local Social Notes From Nelsonville Area
Community mentions span visits and travel across Nelsonville Logan Athens Rio Grande and Columbus. People named include Sylvia Dodds H O Dodds Martha Lovett Morris Dixon and others visiting relatives and attending school, with one illness noted and Far l Dupler traveling to Chicago for work.
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Willam Dixon
Columbus
Nihizer
Sylvia Dodds
H. O. Dodds
Martha Lovett
Nelsonville
Satuyay
Morris Dixon
Pennsylvania
Rollo Dixon
Alsin Hill
Logan
Colonel Locke
Dana Lee
Grace Dupler
Athens
Morris Dupler
Warren
Jobs
Charles Matheny
Charles Lax
David Christian
Carl Pettit
Betty Jane
Robert Lovett
Mary Wiliams
Longstreth
Joseph Locke
Rio Grande
Nathan Reynolds
Dupler
Chicago
Clark Dodds
Kensington
Midweek Star Attractions On Area Radio Dial
AROUND THE DIAL showcases Maxwell Hour with Shilkret’s Orchestra and soloists on WJZ. United States Army Band performs military music on WRC and WJZ. The Bohemian Girl opera is presented by Balfe with National Lights on WEAF. Choir from Trinity Lutheran and Eskimos led by Harry Reser on CNRO networks. 1AM and Mary Cole appear on A. Richmond’s program.
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Maxwell Hour
Shilkret
CNRO
Balfe
CNRM
CNRQ
Eskimos
Harry Reser
WEAF
Mary Cole
A. Richmond
New York
United Press Baseball
South Islanders
Moment Musicale
Ipana Troubsadours
National Cavaliers
Setae
Eddie Elkins
Coward
Arie Abileah
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Goodrich Orchestra
Farrell’s
Radio Schedule Briefs Across Markets
A dense listing of radio programs across WBAL WLW WSAT WTAM WEAO WWI WCX WIR WEAF WIZ KDKA WPG and more. Entries include orchestras, talk segments, recitals, programs from WEAF, and evening dance sets with precise times and station identifiers. The compilation notes daily lineups for Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland New York Detroit Columbus and other cities.
Phil lips Milk of Magnesia in concentrated form
Dentists note fifty years of using a concentrated Milk of Magnesia product from Phil lips as a dental staple. The reference highlights its long standing role in dental care and patient remedies.
Family drama explodes as Nyda is linked to robbery
In a tense Sunday scene T Q Curtis confronts clues tying Nyda Lomax Banning to a house robbery. Clay Curtis exposes Nyda and Eddie Banning, revealing her confession to aiding the burglary while Billy grapples with the shock. The confrontation ends with Nyda fainting.
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Billy
Nyda
T. Q
Winnie
F. Q
Sawyers
Clay Curtis
T. C. Curtis
T. C
Dad
Banning
Clay
Torry
Eddie Banning
Banning Clay
Te Q
Chicago
Eddie
Nyda Lomax Banning
Vinel Promises Strength for Nervous Children
An advertisement from McKee Drug Co promotes Vinel as a cod liver compound that strengthens nervous, rundown children. The copy claims improvements in strength, appetite, and sleep within a week and notes the product has been in use for over 25 years and contains no oil.
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Vinel
Mra
F. Sommers
McKee Drug Co
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Ewing
Ernest
Lester Vore
Marvin Maxwell
Fletcher Ballenger
A. F. Ballenger
WBAL
Baltimore
Wbal Dance Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati
Gibson Orchestra
Heermann
WSAT
Dumbly
WTAM
Janssens
Public Auditorium
Cantor's
Weao
Neil
WWI
WWJ Musicale
WCX
WIR
Pontiac
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U. S. Army Band
Davis
Maxwell
RCA Radiotrons
Astor Grill
KDKA
Westinghouse Band
WPG
Atlantic City
Ean Einer
St. Ld
WEAL
GAL Dances Orchestra
Crossey Cossacks
Popular
Minnich
Harmony Four
Crossey Sky Terriers
WSAL
Carey
Dan Dugan
Wylie
Silvertown
Gill
WWJ
Wcx-Wir
W4dz
Wiz
Commodore Orchestra
Wendell Hall
Markel
Our
United States
Texans
Fischer
Poenaret-Oh
Cern Wiz
WGY
Schenectady
Story of America
WEAP
Time
Phillips
T. Q. Curtis
Presley Warburton
Daddy Curtis
Bruce Irucer
Constance Bradley
Constance
Billy Wells
Thomas Quinn Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Chichesters
Gibson
Prescription Store
Boards of Education
Athens County
Athens, CO
Woodworth Building
Mill St
Carter
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