Coolidge to present farm relief plan to Congress
President Coolidge will submit a complete farm relief program in his annual message next Tuesday. The plan will set broad principles for Congress to flesh out through agriculture committees. Details remain confidential, with expectations it aligns with the Jardine surplus-distribution concept and avoids an equalization fee.
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Baptists Elect Union Leaders At Ohio Convention
Wil Schwemlein of Cincinnati was elected president of the Ohio Baptists Young Peoples Union at the convention business session. Judge Russet of Akron became vice president. Other officers include Myers of Youtedo as secretary, Streh Kay of Youngstown as treasurer, Harold Hard of Washington, D C as publicity and promotion secretary, and D H Gorman of Marion as transportation manager.
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They Get Fooled At Chicago Art Ball
Chicago notices a surprising spectacle at the city’s art ball where a wax figure with a flaxen wig and placid smile entertained 2900 attendees. The figure wore fashions predicted for the year 2000, including absence of hosiery, as designers forecast future styles.
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Lower Freight Rate for Wheat Asked of Congress by Grange
Cleveland November 26 The National Grange at its annual convention approved a sweeping petition to Congress. It calls for higher tariffs and lower wheat freight rates, Muscle Shoals use for fertilizer output, and continued Merchant Marine oversight. The plan seeks farm relief through export entente, higher wool and corn protections, increased agricultural research funding, and debt retirement alongside measures against European agricultural competition.
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Clarence Hor Sues in New York Hospital Funeral Monday
Clarence Hor Horn, 44, linked to Loston coal interests in the valley, died after a face infection turned virulent in a New York hospital. His affairs include a pending funeral in Athens and burial at West Union cemetery. His daughter Elizabeth suffered a blood infection leading to amputation, while his son Robert attends Ohio University. The Horn family faces multiple medical trials and travel for services continues.
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German Airplane Fails To Rise on Second Attempt
Horta Azores Nov 26 The German Junkers airplane 12 1230 failed to rise today on its second attempt to fly to New York with a stop at Newfoundland It would be the first purely commercial flight with support from ship interests aviation interests and government If successful it would test the practicability of a trans Atlantic passenger and mail air service and could lead to a round trip once a regular service is organized
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Remus Found Sane by Court Experts in Cincinnati Case
Three Alonists declare Remus sane after court doctors reported mental condition. The panel’s finding was accepted but not read to the jury, with officials noting testimony may influence future rulings and potential appeals. Deliberations continue as the court weighs further actions.
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Chinese Fighting Brings Sanctions and Tensions Rise
Reports note renewed clashes in Shane province as Chinese forces push to drive back rebels amid nationalized sanctions. Mention of Maichow and a broader push by Chinese departments faces international scrutiny. Retired pastor and church official suicide reported, with Wilberforce College ties and noted wealth in the region.
Plane Flies From Portsmouth To Athens In Evening Flight
Portsimout Times city editor Coleman Grimes reports on an afternoon air trip involving Portsmouth businessman George TD. Sethage. Pat Love, pilot for Portsmouth Aero Corp, flew from Staven lock Merport to a field east of Athens, passing near Jackson Wiliston and McArthur before landing at 5.00 PM. The return flight to Portsmouth occurred Saturday evening.
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California Hopes to Hang Six Leaders of Strike
Reports from Folsom Prison detail a deadly strike by inmates with six leaders targeted for execution. Prison officials, prosecutors, and witnesses describe the killings of guards and the accused ringleaders fight for control as authorities pursue murder charges.
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Physicians Refuse Girl Privilege To Wed Dying Lover
ST JOSEPHS Mich Nov 2 UP Blinded and with little hope he will live Henry Nuitl 25 ... Miss Muth planned to marry her fiancé who urged physicians to permit her to keep her promise to Wert Kuhlman. White with Miss Muth family looked at the bride. Archie Bronson son of Miss Muth under arrest with shouting. Police say motive for the shooting is unconvincing.
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Peacemaker Role Taken by Germany In Polish Scrape
Germany seeks mediation at Sea of Nations meeting to stop a possible clash between Tobkid and Tailh wan and to prevent wider involvement of Russia in the crisis. Berlin reports diplomatic activity from Foreign Minister Str omann and others as tensions rise between Poland and Lithuania.
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Confesses Crime in Camden Attack on White Girl
Charles Harris, a black man, confessed to attacking Josephine Mo fa, a 16 year old white girl, after escaping with six state prisoners from a group of 190 threatening violence led by relatives of the injured. Authorities brought Harris here by automobile. John A. Ewing, a county commissioner, died yesterday from retune poisoning. He was born in Lancaster county Michigan and later moved through Union and Hardin counties where he served as county commissioner for years.
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Middleport Man Loses Three Sisters in Three Months
O N McElhinny of Middleport reports the deaths of three sisters in September October and November, Elizabeth Miller 84 Huntington, Margaret Sainsbury 88 Leading Creek Rutland township, and Martha Woh 90 Winter Kan. He has one living sister Hannah Reed 172 Benton Kans and one brother Frank 66 Middleport. His father and two brothers died in accidents and a grandfather lived to 104. McElhinny at 9 expects to reach a century, owns a high farm operates a coal mine and has seven visiting children plus others in Cheshire Charleston forthcoming.
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Otterbein Students Expelled for Drunkenness at College
Westerville reports two Otterbein College students expelled for drunkenness. Dr. Howard H. Russell defends the school saying the bad habits were learned elsewhere and that Otterbein remains one of the best colleges. The incident sparks local discussion as supporters note prohibition context and town authorities react to the university display.
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Japanese Vessel Abandoned After Running Aground
ABRARDT Wash Nov 2 JWR reports a Japanese freighter Tenpaisan Maru bound Shanghai North Pacific ports grounded north of Grays Harbor Thursday morning. Captain Miyamoto and 45 crew abandoned ship as lifeboats and a breeches buoy were used. The ship sank on Copalis Beach sands. engines remained afloat.
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Subpoenas Prepared for Sinclair Gage Contempt Case
In Sinclair Gage Washington November 20 subpoenas were prepared by attorney Leyton Gorden summoning witnesses for the contempt case set to begin December. Government witnesses include former Governor Imehet of Pennsylvania and William J. MacMullin, Burns agents. Subpoenas will also target Jay Akers, Joi BEroed car conductor, and Jyon King, a newspaper reporter who helped affi davits about a juror. Contempt citations were sent to marshals in New York and Chicago for order against Harry F. Sinclair and two assistants. William J. Burns and family will appear in Baltimore next week at their attorney’s office.
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Man leaps before train in Pittsburgh tragedy shocks city
Nov 26 reports a man leaped head first in front of a Pennsylvania train. His body was badly mangled and police could not determine a motive. Earlier, Toledo residents faced a police crackdown with 42 jailed after raids on downtown resorts.
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Burial quiets Bucharest as Bratianu and Maniu plan talks
In Bucharest the nation observed a quiet funeral mood as Ion L Gratianu lay in state. Negotiations between Vintila Bratianu and 7 Maniu, opposing leader, were expected to conclude after the premier's funeral, following regency and cabinet recommendations.
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Leader of Floor In House Predicts No Extra Session
Rep. Martin Dodd of Toledo predicted no special session of the General Assembly if Governor Donahey waits for a majority of lawmakers to back an election reform measure. He said the governor believes a session would accomplish little without preagreeing to a satisfactory plan, but he doubts a prearranged majority exists.
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Former Cashier Faces 4 to 69 Years For Embezzlement
The former cashier of the Heddgeport Banking Company in Ohio faced a minimum four year and maximum 69 year sentence in the state penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of embezzlement. He received 2 to 30 years on a related charge, with eight indictments listed on county records. Investigations continue as prosecutors plan further action in January.
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Weather report notes 48 degree peak in past 48 hours
Temperature rose through the forenoon and afternoon reaching 48 degrees at 3 PM the highest point in the last two days. Jawist paint noted 33 degrees at 2 and 4 AM Saturday morning.
Why Do We Eat Why Do We Eat Mrs Thurn Cooking School Athens
A crowd estimated as Athens largest ever to attend an event heard Mrs. George C. Thurn’s Why Do We Eat lecture and demonstration at the Messenger Cooking School’s final session. Prizes valued up to $20 were awarded. merchants supplied foods and stage demonstrations showcased kitchen ideas and equipment.
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Pope Sees Catholic Protestant Charity Unity
Pope told Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland not to worry about Catholics joining Protestants in charitable work. The audience covered Cleveland’s associated charity drive success for an hour. Also, Frank Lamb, superintendent of Ohio State School for the Blind, is recovering at home from injuries after an auto crash near Columbus-Johnstown.
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