Oregon Man Arrested in Green Murder Case
James Litteral, 42, of Oregon, is under arrest in Baker, Oregon, charged with first degree murder in the October 2 killing of Harry Green at Kimberly. A warrant was filed by Nelsonville authorities after Henry Litteral provided crucial disclosures linking his brother to the crime. Bateman and Barrows prowl to Oregon to secure Littoral for preliminary arraignment in Nelsonville.
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Kimberly Miner
James Littoral
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Athens County
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George Bateman
Peter Barrows
Kimberly
Green
Alfred Wolf
Kimberly Hills
James
Tuunday
Parkdale
Snake Hollow
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Alfred Falls
Lews
Volcano eruption strands people on lava‑blocked hill
An aviator from Pan American reported a group of men women and children trapped on a hilltop surrounded by lava from the Santa Marian Guatemala volcano. The eruption, which began Sunday, reportedly killed 3200 or more and caused vast destruction. Richard- son flew over the crater to assess the situation and feared the trapped could be doomed if lava reached them. The volcano has since subsided but rescue chances remained uncertain.
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Santa Marian
Guatemala
Pan American Airway
D. G. Richardson
Pan American Lines
Pan- American
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Central America
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Two Boys Cause Stir as Speaker Reports Drunken Behavior
A wartime era meeting saw two young boys attract attention by behaving disruptively while a speaker described the incident as shocking. The report notes a figure of 103 billion kilowatts as part of the discussion on energy or electricity.
Voter memory fades after election day
The piece notes the public forgets winners and losers within days, with most voters unable to recall candidates they supported, except for a few names. It highlights how election perceptions shift rapidly and long term impact is uncertain.
Country Run Itself Like a Living Body
The passage argues that a nation largely governs itself, likening it to a body whose heart and lungs operate without conscious direction. It notes that people tire of micromanaging details and forget the larger system.
Children face choice of foster home or grandparents farm
In Knoxville two young boys in red sweaters wait in Domestic Relations Court as the judge weighs their future. The tug between living in a Chicago mansion with a wealthy guardian or staying with grandparents on a Tennessee farm frames the local custody dispute.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Chicago
Lincoln’s path from humble hut to fame
The passage reflects on how Lincoln’s early life near a corn-field shaped his future. It contrasts wealth and status with humble origins, arguing that leaving his family home could have dissolved the paths that led to his prominence.
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Lincoln
Green murder case unfolds with Litteral warrants
Prosecutors cite a first degree murder warrant for James Litteral after witnesses recount a day of violence. Henry Litteral, held as a key witness in Athens, corroboration from officers increases suspicion. About $990 vanished from Green's body, and a Baker Oregon sheriff backs Litteral’s innocence. Extradition papers were anticipated as officers move through Columbus.
Last Steps in Snook Appeal Before Court of Appeals
Columbus Nov 7 The final prep for oral arguments to save Dr. James H. Snook from the electric chair advances as his lawyers file a supplemental brief. A reply to the state's answer is not expected. Arguments set for 1 36 p.m. Friday. Snook’s counsel allege trial judge Scarlett erred in instructions about the confession and claim county prosecutor Chester struck the defendant during prolonged questioning denying counsel.
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Columbus
Court of Appeals
James H. Snook
Ohio
Theora K. Hix
Snook
Henry I. Scarlett
Chester
State Hospital Delayed Again by Injunction
Columbus, Nov 7. State hospital for the feeble minded at Apple Creek faces months more delay due to a Common Pleas Court injunction. A taxpayer petition argues the contract was not awarded to the lowest bidder and plans differ from the appropriation. Reprieve may come only if Governor Cooper calls a special session to reapportion funds.
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Columbus
U.R
Apple Creek
Cooper
Common Pleas Court
General Assembly
Change in Reserve Notes to Use Letters A to L
Treasury officials prefer letters over numerals on new Federal Reserve notes for a clearer appearance. The upcoming small size bills will mark issuing banks with letters A to L instead of numerals one through twelve. Banks may request replacements when supplying new notes.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Los Angeles Team Arrives for Akron Airport Ring Laying
The Los Angeles contingent arrived at 1 64 p.m. to take part in the ring laying ceremony at Akron Airport, marking a ceremonial event with regional participation.
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Akreon
Los Angeles
Akron
Wichita Cop Minister Leads City’s Moral Front
Rev R NR Bach, pastor of a Wichita church, balances duties with criminology studies. He is described as a strong, seven day figure in the town, renowned for his crime focus and long service as a police ministry leader.
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Wichita, Kan
R. NR. Bach
University of Wisconsin
Ohio Governor to form tax study committee after amendment approval
In Columbus on November 7, Governor Cooper plans to appoint a non partisan committee to study Ohio tax needs and draft a program for the next legislature. Finance Director Silver said the panel will unbiasedly assess conditions and suggest steps to implement the Classification Amendment approved by voters by 198,114 votes.
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U.P
Ohio
Cooper
Harry D. Silver
State House
Silver
Brown
Hoover Armistice Day Address Aims For Peace Confidence
President Hoover will address Armistice Day at Arlington National Cemetery focusing on foreign relations and naval issues. Drafted with State Department input, the speech intends a hopeful tone contrasting with Coolidge’s prior Arlington remarks and signals commitment to ongoing peace efforts.
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U.P
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
United Press
State Stimson
Coolidge
Arlington
Floover
Bomb blast rocks Henderson home in Logan injures no one
A bomb exploded last night at the rear of W A Henderson's home in Logan damaging the residence and the adjacent Frash home. No injuries were reported though Mrs Henderson and a nurse were inside. Police investigated but found no witnesses or traces. dynamite is suspected. Prosecutor Phil A Henderson is his son, with no clear motive given.
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W. A. Henderson
Hocking County Board of Elections
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W. J. Frash
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Blenderson
Prash
Tie
Noreseon
Phil Henderson
Eles
Asaim
Alva Phenderson
Wase
Tariff Walls Proposed to Bind British Empire
London dispatch reports a plan by Lord Beaverbrook to enclose the British Empire with high tariff walls to form a single economic unit. The move would curb United States trade until Washington lowers its tariffs. Beaverbrook says the Empire can supply all needs without outside markets though execution remains unclear.
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U.P
United States
Lord William Beaverbrook
The
Wharly Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Hollywood tax counselor found guilty in fraud case
Miss J Marjorie Berger a Hollywood income tax counselor was convicted by a federal court jury on charges that she advised film actress Dorothy Mackasill to falsify her income tax return.
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Los Angeles
J. Marjorie Berger
Hollywood
Dorothy Mackasill
Former Officer Doh Released on Bond in Liquor Conspiracy Case
Detroit judge sets a $100 bond for John Doh, former town marshal of Ellumee Ghio, after he pleads not guilty to liquor conspiracy charges in federal court.
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Detroit
Mich
John Doh
Ellumee
Ghio
Todeyo
Edward J. Moinet
Stock Market Recovers From Opening Decline In New York
The stock market rebounded from a bad opening today in New York, led by U S Steel and others, closing higher despite early losses. Major gains lifted prices 1 to 6 points from yesterday's close, with a strong final surge and heavy trading activity across sectors.
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U.pe
US Steel
Barnaing
Guina
J' & Bteel
General Motors
General Electric
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
American Telephone & Telegraph
Mansfield Wins in City Council Election in Athens Ward Three
Clyde Mansfield was elected to the Athens City Council for the Third Ward after a Tuesday vote. Final tally showed Mansfield 150 votes to Starr 129, confirming Mansfield’s first term in office.
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Mansfield
Clyde Mansfield
Athens
C By
Starr
Athens City
B.C. Woodworth
Nomeries
Ita
No Liquor Found, Ships Are Released
The British schooner O. C. I. and the lugger City of Rome, seized by Coast Guardsmen near Pass au Houla, were ordered released by U. S. attorney Lidmond E. Talbot. No liquor was found aboard either vessel, despite initial reports of a possible large haul.
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New Orleans
City of Rome
Louisiana
Lidmond E. Talbot
U. S
Woman bandit drops gun to attend trade
In Columbus a woman bandit armed with a .45 pistol held up a liquor store and, after binding the clerk, laid down her weapon to serve a female customer. She and a younger armed man fled with about $50 from the till and a $15 watch, leaving the clerks behind.
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Brower
Marten Fb. Jones
Ida Borland
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