Corbins Plead Not Guilty Before U S Federal Court
Chris Corbin and his wife Gar net pleaded not guilty in a Columbus federal hearing to assaulting federal officer Judge H T Phillips resisting a officer and destroying seized evidence. Corbin, jailed on 7500 dollars bond, and Gar net on 1000 dollars bond, face Athens county and magistrate court charges alongside federal counts.
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H. T. Phillips
Prohibition
Chris Corbin
Smith St
Athens
Franklin County
Garnet
Liberty
U. S
Martin
Columbus
Phillips
Corbin
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Pearl W. Helwig
Billy and Cal's tense reunion in Dal Romaine’s orbit
Billy refuses Clay’s marriage proposal while her affair with Dal Romaine deepens. In a glitzy family dinner, T Q’s party hints at hidden schemes as Winnie confronts Billy over a dangerous document in T Q’s desk. Billy discovers Winnie’s jealousy and Nyda’s fate shadows the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wells
Clay
Dal Romaine
Nyda
Banning
Curtis
Cal
Eddie
Billy
India
Daddy Curtis
Winnie
T. Q
Darling
Lucia
Winnie Shelton
Constance Bradley
Canton Editor Murder Confession Revealed by Ex Detective
Floyd E. Streitenberger, once a Canton city detective, confessed to plotting the murder of Don R. Mellett, the editor who challenged the Canton vice ring. The confession followed his life sentence and a private conference with Judge Frank Clevenger. Authorities will verify details after reviewing testimony given by Louis Mazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U.P
Don R. Mellett
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Streitenberger
Frank Clevenger
Mellett
Harter
Louis Mazer
Mazer
Ohio Auto Association Holds 26th Convention in Cincinnati
The Ohio State Automobile Association opened its twenty sixth annual convention today in Cincinnati with more than 800 attendees as President A E Mittendorf presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.R
Ohio State Automobile Association
A. E. Mittendorf
American Legion minstrel show set with last year’s stage
Rafael Johnson announced the American Legion minstrel show will run next Monday and Tuesday evening using the same stage setting as the Lasses White show from last year. Johnson and colleagues Jonesy Sams and Spotsy Burke were in Columbus to rent the setting and costumes. Rehearsals are held each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lasses
Rafael
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Jonesy” Sams
Spotsy Burke
Columbus
Sinclair Fined and Sentenced for Refusal to Answer
Washington May 20. Marty Ford Sinclair oil operator and sportsman was sentenced to three months in a common jail and a $500 fine for refusing to answer questions before the Teapot committee in 1924. He was indicted in March 1924 for contempt of the Senate and convicted April 16 in the DC Supreme Court. Attorneys plan appeals to delay starting the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marty Ford Sinclair
Sportsman
Senator
Sinclair
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William Hitz
Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court This Morning
Two marriage licenses were issued by the Probate Court this morning. Albert J. Grubic, 21, of Jacksonville, a miner, and Thelma L. Bernard, 18, of Jacksonville, a daughter of Clarence Bernard, obtained the first license with Magistrate Pearl W Helwig officiating. The second license went to Charles Tice, 21, of Akron, a laborer, and Lucile Nuzum, 20, of Coolville, daughter of Harry Nuzwn, with Magistrate Pearl W Helwig again officiating.
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Probate Court
Albert J. Grubic
Jacksonville
Miner
Walter Grubic
Thelma L. Bernard
Clarence Bernard
Pearl W Helwig
Charles Tice
Akron
Richard Tice
Lucile Nuzum
Coolville
Harry Nuzwn
Probate petition seeks sale of George H. Chambers estate real estate
Charles P. Wallace administrator files petition in Probate Court to sell real estate to pay debts. Hearing scheduled for June 20. The filing states sale is needed to satisfy creditors and estate obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Chambers
Charles P. Wallace
Grain Oats Price Report From Toledo Market
Market notes show No 3 oats at 53 1/2 to 54 4 cents per bushel with details for futures and tagged timothy prices around 2.60 and 16.25 dollars for exact contracts. The fragment outlines price points for oats and hay with May delivery notes and miscellaneous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Banker in Hebron Arrested on False Statement Charge
Bryant T. Hawkes former cashier of the Hebron bank Hebron near Newark was released on $8,000 bond after his arrest on a charge of giving a false statement about the bank's condition to the state banking department in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bryant T. Hawkes
Hebron Bank
Hebron
Here
Liberty
State Banking Department
Nonstop Atlantic Flight Highlighted from 1919
In 1919 Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown completed the first nonstop Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to Ireland covering 1,980 miles in 16:20. Earlier Hawker and Grieve failed a St Johns to Ireland attempt, picked up by a Danish ship.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
New York
U.P
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Harry G. Hawker
Mackenzie Grieve
St. Johns
Mary
Albert C. Read
Azores
G. H. Scott
Scotland
Long Island
Greenland
Los Angeles
Germany
New Jersey
Ramon Franco
Spain
Argentina
Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
Senegal
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
Fernando de Noronha
Erie County Names Fourth Auditor in One Year
SANDUSKY May 7 20 George A Schwer is auditor of Erie county today He is the fourth auditor Erie has had within a year Schwer was chosen by the Erie county commissioners to succeed Elroy J Perry who forfeited the office when he pleaded guilty to extortion Last June when City Auditor Joseph Loth Jr disappeared County Auditor Carl F Breining was chosen to fill the vacancy Fred W Bauer clerk of the board of commissioners was given the county auditorship March 14 of this year Perry elected last November succeeded Ed Bauer and today Schwer succeeded Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
George A. Schwer
Erie County
Erie
Schwer
Erie County Commissioners
Elroy J. Perry
Joseph Loth, Jr
Carl F. Breining
Fred W. Bauer
Board of Commissioners
Perry
Ed Bauer
Unidentified Man Killed in Nitro Explosion in West Virginia
In Nitro West Virginia two men died in a Seydel Chemical company blast. One victim remained unidentified with Pearl Flora named as the other, as the explosion hurled steel fragments over two miles. The cause of the nitro glycerine explosion was not known and the plant building was demolished with nearby windows shattered.
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NITRO
W. Va
Seydel Chemical Company
Pearl Flora
Gary states U S Steel chief sees bright opportunities
Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of U S Steel told the American Steel Institute that the country is prosperous resources are large money is cheap and opportunities are better than ever before He praised the government for its sincere interest in prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Gary
New York
U.R
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Steel Institute Today
Gary
Ohio University dorm serenade by ten piece orchestra
A local ten piece dance orchestra gave three forty five minute programs to Lind ley Boyd and Howard halls starting at 10 PM. Barbara Kantzer, Robert Richards, and David Todd assisted on cello violin and piano as the group played popular tunes OHIO songs and lesser numbers with solo and group singing. Stand Up and Cheer, an OHIO song, closed each dormitory program as several hundred students and townspeople joined the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Lindley, Boyd
Howard Halls
Barbara Kantzer
Robert Richards
David Todd
Local flood relief fund totals rise to nineteen hundred
A new donation of five dollars from Dr J M Hyde of Nelsonville increases the Mississippi flood relief fund total to 1569 70 as the published list of contributors grows.
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Nelsonville
Mississippi Flood Relief Fund
J. M. Hyde
Girls’ births in Italy nearly equal boys in 1926
In 1926 Italy saw girl babies rise to parity with boys after years of deficit. The report notes a closing gap in birth numbers, reflecting demographic shifts and improved female birth rates across regions.
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Rome
Italy
Burglars Die as Bank Tunnel Collapses
Two burglars who planned to rob a Belgrade bank were killed when the tunnel they dug collapsed. Police say no one else was harmed as rescuers found the bodies in the collapsed tunnel.
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Belgrade
Man falls to death after wife’s death in Muscatine
In Muscatine Iowa R B Hauser left a room where his wife had just died and fell down stairs breaking his neck authorities reported the double tragedy as a fatal accident in the home.
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Muscatine
R. B. Hauser
General Shake-up Rumored in Dry Offices Today
Washington May 20 U P A general shake up in prohibition headquarters was rumored today Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews dry czar is expected to resign and be succeeded by Seymour Lowman former lieutenant governor of New York Roy A Haynes acting prohibition commissioner will be dismissed from the service Dr J M Doran St Paul Minn government chemist for 20 years is slated to replace Haynes When Andrews retires a number of his chief lieutenants including Major H H White acting assistant dry commissioner H K Weeks federal wine supervisor and some administrators will leave the service with him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Andrews
Seymour Lowman
New York
Roy A. Haynes
J. M. Doran
St. Paul
Minn
Haynes
H. H. White
H. K. Weeks
Weather records and bi hourly temperature table
Forty six years ago the date set a record low of 0 degrees while today noon reached 58. Yesterday's afternoon high was 81 with an 89 degree reading later. the 1907 low record stood at 386. A two hour temperature table follows for Thursday and Friday with readings ranging from 46 to 89.
Recital Tonight by Miss Arpee’s Pupils at Ohio University
A piano recital featuring pupils of Miss Sirhonee T. Arpee, instructor at Ohio University College of Music, is set for this evening in Ewing Hall at 7 30. Performers include Ethel Regal Lucile Row Mrs Bertha Mees Lee Marie Manning Inez Latimer Eleanor Lloyd Maxine Weinrich Madelyn Brohard Gladys Medley Martha Mann Harriet Edwards. The finale is a two piano number by four students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirhonee T. Arpee
College of Music
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Ethel Regal
Lucile Row
Bertha Mees Lee
Marie Manning
Inez Latimer
Eleanor Lloyd
Maxine Weinrich
Madelyn Brohard
Gladys Medley
Martha Mann
Harriet Edwards
Rope entangles and maims circus roustabout in Zanesville
In Zanesville on May 20 a rope entangled and twisted off the arm of David Orrill a 21 year old circus roustabout from Atlanta Georgia while assisting to unload a circus here today.
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Zanesville
David Orrill
Atlanta
Mrs Bassett Tells of Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Lansing Michigan woman Mrs EB Bassett declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy after months of fatigue and weakness. She lauds the medicine for helping her neighbor's sixteen year old daughter as well and urges others to seek it from local druggists.
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Lansing
Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
EB. F. Bassett
South
Hayford Avenue
Michigan
Lydia Bens
Three Killed in Auto Train Collision at Crossing
May 19 at Upper Sandusky three people were killed instantly and two others were seriously injured when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at a crossing.
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Pennsylvania
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Corbins
U.S
Ralph Truman
Bruce Kruger
Gil Warburton
Presley Warburton
Kathleen Kruger
Paris
Ralph
the Alexandria
Dal Romaine l
Dal
Romaine
Namir Sadh
Radnah Bey
Truman
Pal
Automobile Group
Lasses White
Mrs. Bassett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Upper Sandusky
Scholls
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