Whiskey runners kill Caldwell sheriff in early morning murder
In Caldwell Ohio on November 20 Charles W. Moore 55 Noble county was shot in the Caldwell public square while confronting three unknown whiskey runners in a touring car. Moore died after four gunshots as posses, led by former Sheriff Rile Groves, pursued the escaped car into Noble county hills.
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Marietta, O
Charles W. Moore
Noble County
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George Seidenschuh
Elmeriel
Osville
Fell
Phave
Sherlenschuh
Ferrel
Sienden
Marietta. O
Marietta
Noble
Moore
Rile Groves
Macaroni King Frank Foulds Dies in Illinois
Frank W. Foulds prominent head of Foulds Macaroni Co. of Libertyville died early today at Liberty Memorial Hospital in Waukegan after a blood transfusion attempt by his son Coburn S. Foulds. The Chicago dispatch notes his wealth and leadership of the Libertyville firm.
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Chicago
Frank W. Foulds
Howard Haning Dies After Fodder Wagon Accident
Howard Haning aged 65 died instantly Monday afternoon near Harrisonville Ohio after falling from a fodder wagon when a wheel slipped into a hole. He struck his head on a locust post and was survived by his wife and five children Everett Earl Harley Glenn and Alice.
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Harisonville
Howard Haning
Mr. Haning
Pagetown
Everett
Earl
Harley
Glenn
Alice
Burglars Loot Mar City Coal Co Office Safe
In Columbus Ohio today two masked yeggs used hammer and pick to pry open safes in the Mar City Coal Co office and escaped with 400 dollars in cash before dawn.
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Columbus
Ammer
Pick
Yeggs
Mar- City Coal Co
Modern Borgia? Fresno Woman Confesses Poison Murder
Mrs. Eliza Patigian confessed to poisoning her stepdaughter in Fresno California. Police investigate the husband’s death from June as authorities seek the motive and verify the divine guidance claim after she scattered ashes and prayed for 40 nights.
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Eliza Patician
Fresno
Calif
Patigian
Body of four year old found in New York cellar
The body of four year old Irving Pickelny, kidnapped on October 26, was found with knife wounds in a cellar near his home. Police say he was dead about a week, killed by a degenerate, and stuffed into a box. The discovery ends a nationwide search with detectives, crowds, and radio broadcasts.
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New York
Irving Pickelny
Samuel Pickenny
G. Barrett
Barrett
Progressives Seek Cooperative National Banks to Reshape Money Markets
Labor and progressive forces in Congress push a plan for a farmer and laborers national reserve bank with a government supervised marketing and financing system. Capital could be as low as 15 900 dollars, far below the 25 000 dollar minimum under current law. Senator Smith v Brookhart of Iowa will introduce the bill in the Senate.
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Treasury
Congress
Senate
House
National Reserve Bank
Smith v. Brookhart
Iowa
Graham in Fight for Leadership in House
Washington November 2 Open struggle within the Republican ranks as William J Graham of Illinois announces opposition to Nicholas Longworth of Ohio for floor leadership in the 68th Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatives
68Th Congress
William J. Graham
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Nineteen Killed in Explosion at Government Plant
In San Diego on November 20 an explosion at a government munitions plant killed nineteen workers and injured about a hundred. Officials cited negligence by an employee who left a lighted lantern in a gas filled chamber.
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San Diego
Cal
Walton Plans Nationwide Tour Against Ku Klux Klan
Former Oklahoma Governor J C Walton will carry his case against the Ku Klux Klan to the nation. His chief counsel F E F Riddle said Walton considers a 3000 dollar weekly lecture tour but may instead tour independently in major cities across the United States.
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Oklahhoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
United States
F. E F. Riddle
Walton
Riddle
Tramp Robs West State Street Home After Meal
Mrs. Charlies Brown of West State Street says a colored stranger she fed Sunday evening returned at night and robbed her house while she slept. She awoke dazed, believes she was chloroformed, and $11 vanished. police searched nearby hobo camps but found no match to her description.
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Charlies Brown
West State Street
Brown
Parker
New York Joins Fight Against Diploma Mill Doctors
New York state announces action after Connecticut and Missouri in pursuing doctors trained at bogus diploma mill colleges. Dr H M Hubbard says 60 of 142 physicians under Connecticut grand jury investigation have fled to New York, some appearing in New York City. The issue highlights widespread existence of fake medical schools and licensure abuses.
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New York
Connecticut
Missouri
H. M. Hubbard
Bureau of Public Health
New York City
Hardin County Farmers Seek to Stop Hunting
A large group of Hardin County farmers in Kenton Ohio launched a movement to prohibit all hunting in the county. They cited hunter carelessness and farm damage including dogs killing sheep as grounds for action.
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Hardin County
Kenton
Anti French Talk Sparks Attacks in London
London reports note a split in press reaction to the ambassadors' council postponing Germany penalties. The Daily Mail, previously favorable to Prime Minister Baldwin, today assails anti French remarks in his yesterday speech.
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Ambassadors’ Council
Germany
England
Baldwin
The
Daily Mail
Convict Burglar Sentenced in Medina Robbery Case
George Williams received a suspended one year sentence in the state reformatory after being convicted of robbing the White Front restaurant in Medina Ohio. Indictments for abandonment bigamy and theft of an automobile against him at Cleveland are pending.
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Medina
George Williams
State Reformatory
White Front
Cleveland
Not Guilty Verdict in Tabler Farm Fatal Case
Ervin Jenkins, colored, was acquitted of second degree murder in the killing of Herbert Tabler on the Lucas farm near Tablertown on June 3. The Athens county jury delivered its verdict about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning after more than three hours of deliberation. Jenkins had spent 170 days in the county jail as a model prisoner.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ervin Jenkins
Herbert Tabler
Lucas Farm
Tablertown
Jenkins
Tabler
Athens County
McKinley
Seeking to Locate of Morgan
Police Chief Parker notified by telegram of the death of Lemuel Morgan at Fondulac Wisconsin by the county coroner J E B Murray. The deceased is thought to be a former resident of Athens or Athens county and Parker is asked to locate any relatives who may live here. Anyone knowing Morgan is urged to communicate at once. Cause of death not given in the telegram.
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Parker
Lemuel Morgan
Fondulac
Wis
J. E B. Murray
Athens
Athens County
Morgan
Chief Parker
Man Over Forty Lacking Perfect Eyesight A Rare Trait
A published remark notes the difficulty of finding a man over forty with perfect eyesight. It reflects on age related vision changes and the rarity of flawless sight in that demographic.
Cuban schooner seized with 21 aliens off Florida coast
The Cuban schooner Yride bound from Havana with 21 aliens and contraband liquor aboard was intercepted by Coast Guard cutter Cossack off the Florida coast. The seizure was reported to the treasury department in Washington.
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Washington
Florida
United States Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Key Weat
Yride
Havana
Coast Guard
Cossack
Greece refugee children urged for relief by Near East aid
B C Horn of Athens told a New York Near East Relief meeting that a quarter of a million Greek refugee children need immediate aid this winter. He noted the Greek government asks aid for 100,000 refugee orphans but said the need is far greater and requires supplementary feeding programs.
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New York
B. C. Hiorn
Athena
Athens
Greece
Morn
Russia
Germany
Mr. Horn
Thation
Entente Between England and France Likely to Continue
Paris reports the council of ambassadors met and indicates the Anglo French entente will be continued indefinitely. Premier Poincare dropped demands for immediate sanctions on Germany as England threatened to withdraw representatives from Versailles treaty committees.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Poincare
Germany
England
Court fines hit liquor handlers in Hocking County
Logan Ohio reports Judge Pettit fines several liquor cases after Nash and Sines raids. Russell Anders, Haydenville, pled guilty to possession and paid 700 dollars plus costs. Others arrested Saturday include Tom Perry for concealed weapons and F. E. Nixon for intoxication with fines of 10 and 16 dollars respectively. Lena Bryan pleaded guilty to possession and paid 100 dollars plus costs.
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Hocking County Court
Nash & CO
Logan
Ohio
Pettit
Russell Anders
Haydenville
Nash and
Sines
Anders
Cording
Tom Perry
Deanville
Johnson
Trimbie
Woods Resigns Board Then Appointed County Attendance Officer
Logan Ohio November 29 Special Information reaches the Messenger that Charles Woods has resigned from the county board of education and has been named county attendance officer at 1800 dollars yearly. Woods was a candidate for the board and was defeated. The board had used economic methods with attendance duties handled by County Superintendent G W Christman who was drawing 3600 dollars for both positions. The change followed a county board meeting Saturday. George Wright was appointed to fill the vacancy as board member elect.
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Ohio
The
Messenger
Charles Woods
County Board of Education
Woods
G. W. Christman
George Wright
Market Expert to Speak in Athens
The Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon hears Prof. H. H. Maynard of Ohio State University give a talk on "The Other Man's Business." He is noted for directing marketing of the Northwest apple crop and is well informed on apple marketing.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Maynard
Department of Economics
Ohio State University
Northwest
Maynard
University of Town
Harvard School of Business Administration
Chamber of Commerce
President of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Dead
Eugene A. Reed, 52, former Columbus resident and president of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co., died at 6 this morning after several days of illness following surgery for a stomach trouble in Cleveland.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Columbus
Eugene A. Reed
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Oldest Frame Meeting House in Maryland Built in 1864
The oldest frame building in America is a Maryland meeting house constructed in 1864. It stands as a historic site reflecting 19th century religious and community life.
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America
Alaryland
Iron Jack Walton Removed From Oklahoma Governor Office
Oklahoma City November 20 1930 Walton the central figure in a southwest Indian country dispute was found guilty on 11 of 23 counts and removed from office by the senate. Walton vows to appeal citing impeachment court and Ku Klux Klan charges. Impeachment managers defend removal and prep for further action including injunctions and possible U S Supreme Court appeal.
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U. N.S
Oklahoma City
Okla
Iron Jack” Walton
Ers
Senate
Ku Klux Klan
House of Done
Walton
Oklahoma
W. E., Disney
Watton
Board of Managers
Murray Bons
Guyler
Ardmore
District Court
KE. Riddle
United States
Miner dies after attack on wife at Washingtonville
Joseph AG kinnon aged 48 a miner died in hospital from wounds to the abdomen after an attempt to kill his wife imap at Washingtonville. Navy, 20. alive in Salem Oregon house report confirms death from injuries.
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Salem
Navy
Joseph Agkinnon
Miner
Imap
Washingtonville
East Palestine Doctor To Undergo Transfusion Operation
A doctor from East Palestine named Conrad will undergo a transfusion operation in Salem in an effort to save his life after a illness.
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Youngstown, O
Conrad
Palestine City
Salem
Three Suspects Nabbed in Car Theft in Marietta
Francis Posey of Marietta Jam Diana of Pittsburgh and Chenfrow of Terra Alta are jailed here after admitting they stole an Oldsmobile belonging to Willard Nicholson of Steubenville the night of November 6.
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Marietta
Francis Posey
Free United States map for school children
The Information Bureau in Washington supported by The Messenger offers a free 21 by 28 inch five color map of the United States for school use. The map includes a condensed knowledge summary and answers many questions, suitable for all grades. Send two cents for return postage and request your copy.
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