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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1928

Page

10

Wisconsin Supreme Court limits search warrants for liquor cases

Prohibition officers report the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling requiring sworn statements from the still on premises. Warrant requests based on hearsay or belief are no longer allowed. Officers say stills are closely guarded and liquor often not sold on site, complicating prosecutions and possibly affecting arrest totals and conviction rates.

Ison Wis Wisconsin Supreme Court Supreme Court Roland W. Dixon Prohibition

Rejuvenation Through Glands Deemed A Failure By Doctor

Dr Lewellyn Franklin Barker of Johns Hopkins says rejuvenation via glands largely fails and offers limited lasting effect. He praises scientific work but cautions that youth restoration cannot transform personality or deliver miracles, noting age 50 to 60 marks life’s own lessons.

New York U.2 Lewellyn Franklin Barker Johns Hopkins University Voronoff Barker American Magazine Steinach

Five men arraigned for intoxication in Buchtel court

In Buchtel Nov 12 five men faced arraignments in Mayor James Tolliver's court for intoxication. Chaunce Tolliver pleaded guilty, fined ten dollars and costs, jailed eighty days, license revoked six months. Other defendants Charles Ramsey Clifford Windle Raymond Bolin Mike Setlock also pleaded guilty or were fined for intoxication.

Buchtel James Tolliver Chaunce Tolliver Geneva Moore Tolliver John Mason Marshall Mason Charles Ramsey Clifford Windle Saul Harris Raymond Bolin Marshal Mason Mike Setlock Murray City Girshal Mason

Ear Penrod Dies in Bean Boiling Accident

The 21 month old Ear Penrod died from burns after a mishap involving boiling beans. The incident was recorded among police notes as a tragic and unusual case.

Columbus Penrod

Etna eruption slows but remains dangerous in Sicily

UPI reports Mount Etna's lava flow slackening yet still powerful as volcanologists warn against predicting an end. The Carrabba and Nunziata areas see near stationary streams, while Nunziatella and other villages endure evacuation and widespread homelessness. Strada ordered evacuated as the threat nears.

Etna Nunziata Nunziatella Carrabba Strada

Skidmore Propels Alabama Past Sewanee With Perfect Kicking

Skidmore connected on six perfect extra points in Alabama's victory over Sewanee. He did not miss a try, delivering a flawless kicking performance for the team.

Skidmore Alamaba Alabama Sewanee

Sands Attends District Bankers Meeting in Zanesville

Fred Sands of the Bank of Athens travels to Zanesville for a district bankers meeting at the Zane Hotel as part of nine statewide sessions by the Ohio Bankers Association. Group 7 includes Guernsey Belmont Muskingum Noble Monroe Perry Morgan Washington Hocking Athens Meigs counties. George Dumont of the Atlanta Crackers reportedly inherited about five hundred thousand dollars.

Zane Hotel Zanesville Ohio Bankers’ Association Mr. Sands Guernsey Coshocton Belmont Muskingum Noble Monroe Perry Morgan Washington Hocking Athens Meigs Ohio Association George Dumont Atlanta Crackers

Stallings Eyes Return to Baseball If Health Permits

George Stallings says he hopes to be active in baseball again next summer should his health allow. He plans to return to the field and resume his involvement in the sport once recovered.

George Stallings

Children Die When Movie House Burns

Dispatches from Hungary and Latvia report a Voronezh cinema fire that killed many children, possibly two score, during a children's matinee. Panic and trampling followed as fire spread and exits flooded with fleeing spectators.

Moscow U.P Voronezh Hunga Letvia

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Wisconsin Baker Johns Hopkins Byrd Dorothy Beard Cincinnati Richard E. Byrd South Pole Buchtel Court King Alfonso British Isles Alfonso Spain England Thomas Morgan United Press Catania Sicily Mount Etna Sands Fred Sands Bank of Athens National Bank Association Frigidaire Cooking The Messenger School Automotive Battery and Electric Company
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