Disappearance of Ella Rogers Baffles Louisville Police
Mrs Ella Rogers, 20 year old widow, vanished October 7 from her Louisville apartment. Janitor Philip Haynes Negro, held on an old charge, is under arrest with no definite evidence tying him to the case. Detectives pursue theories of foul play as clues like a gray residue and unpacked luggage are examined, while relatives seek curators and possible links to prior cases.
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Qlisville
Ella McDowell Rogers
Louisville
Dole
Philip Haynes
Barrington Manor
Rogers
H K Harned
Dawson Springs
Harned
Haynes
Furnee
Vernon Robins
Crimeinnati
Logura
Royce McDowell
Viey Rogus
Canimmat
Pertiy
White Ferret Feeds Neighbor’s Theatrical Rat Tale
A South College Street resident spotted a large white animal in his yard and mistook it for a giant rat. A friend suggested it looked like a weasel, and later observation confirmed it was a harmless ferret living as a new street boarder. Neighbors say ferrets on College Street could become a local anecdote.
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South College Street
Freeze
Hopea
Collega Street
Fatal bar strike in Buchtel near Old Black Cat saloon
William Howard a 40 year old Negro died after a quarrel near the Old Black Cat saloon on Buchtel Orbiston road when an iron bar was used as a weapon. Pason, also a Negro, charged with second degree murder, and Claude Gill and Barrows were involved in the arrest and investigation. Howard had been in Ohio from Tennessee and had recent trouble with work.
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Buchtel-Orbiston Road
William Howard
Long Fason
Buchtel
Long Hason
Pason
Wason
R D Williams
W. J Wright
W. J Wright. Justice At the Peace
Peter Birrows
Nelsonville
Williams
J. Jones
Black Cat
Orbiston
Trason
Claude Gill
Barrows
Athens
Howard
Tennessee
Ohio
Multiple Arrests in Albany Area Court Proceedings
Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett and Traffic Officer Wilton Ator arrested a woman for intoxication in Albany. Eva Walters of Jacksonville faced two charges carrying concealed weapons and assault and battery, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. John McBride was charged with reckless operation after a wreck near Herrolds mill, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. Arrests were reported by Constable Harry Dalton and Constable Dilton, with several arraignments and bonds set in local justice courts.
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Youn | Hall
Albany
Wayne Wingett
Wilton Ator
Hall
Wif Hall
George Lovsy
Chauncey
Oscar F. Sachs
Court of Justice of the
Harry Dalton
Charggs
Eva Walters
Jacksonville
Alice Caldwell
John McBride
Karl Secoy Secoy
McBride
Herrolds Mill
Brand
Justice of the Peace
H Porter
Dulton
Jones bids for Senate leadership against Watson
Senator Wesley Jones of Washington announced he would accept the Senate leadership if the vice president elect resigns the post, setting up a contest with Senator Watson of Indiana who has also signaled willingness to take the job. Jones is current Senate whip, outranking Watson in seniority.
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Washington
Wesley Jones
Senate
Jones
Curtis Republican
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Three Ships Sprint To Aid Distressed Chief Maquilla
Three steamers the Montreal Maru Somdo nio Maru and Atlantic City rushed to aid the drifting steamer Chief Maquilla about 2000 miles from Seattle. The Montreal Maru reported 52 miles away at 6 am Pacific Time and aimed to arrive around 10 am. The Chief Maquilla reported seven feet of water in the engine room and asked for red flares to be fired at 4 am.
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Portland
Ore
Montreal
Vegas
Northcott Confesses to Murder of Mexican Youth Aboard West Coast Flight
Gordon Northcott, in Riverside California, admits killing an unidentified Mexican boy last February as part of his alleged quartet of murders on his Riverside chicken farm. The confession came after 13 hours of questioning by Deputy District Attorney Earl Redwine as Northcott was brought from Canada to Los Angeles. He described the slaying with strain, nearly collapsing under pressure before finishing and expressing relief that the case ends.
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West Coast Limited
Los Angeles
Gordon $ Northcott
Riverside
Cal
Earl Redwine
Riverside Cane
Northcott
Canada
Young Northcott
Revival Leader Denied Charge by Cold in Here Revival
Revival services in Here were disrupted as Ensign Waggoner was laid up with a cold. Wolfe, recently moved from Marion, led the revival in his absence, with ties to the Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry and the Spanish War Veterans. Captain Benton noted Waggoner’s likely continued absence. Wolfe would lead again if he cannot attend.
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W Waggoner
Wolfe
Thens
Marion
Enyov
Enapplun
Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association
Maion
Spanish Watchians Association
Suvation Army
Morron
Richard Benton
Post
Une
Wet Thanksgiving Fatalities Riot Hospital Tragedy
One person died and 14 were in hospitals today in New York and New York City after excessive Thanksgiving drinking. Several incidents involved falls with whiskey bottles in hip pockets, highlighting dangerous celebrations.
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New York
Nsw
York
Wireless gear demand may rise after Vestris disaster
A hearing into the Vestris wreck suggests larger ships could be required to carry wireless equipment. Testimony says a nearby ship with wireless saved lives, while another ship remained unaware of the disaster, highlighting gaps in radio readiness aboard ocean liners.
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Vestris
York
Cary
Finel
Teso
Trancis
Isieimer Mantoso
George Frederick Harrison
Miles
Luk
United States
Tuttle
Harrison
Auto license tags to be issued at courthouse
The Johnson office in the courthouse announces licenses for autos will be issued tomorrow morning from 2 to 7 oclock. Owners, wholesale houses, and Athens firms are urged to obtain their truck and auto tags early as the process requires time and a rush is anticipated.
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Ituides
Dive Johnson
wMal
Olioch
Athens
Wr Johnson
Johnson
Rum Smuggling Plot Involves U S Customs Inspectors
Federal officials revealed an eight month probe into a large rum smuggling scheme centered on the Detroit area. Nine U S Customs and Border Patrol inspectors were arrested on charges of conspiracy to aid liquor smuggling and taking bribes.
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Detroly
Mich
U.S Customs, Border Patrol
Detroit
U.S
Coast Guardsman Fires On Motorboat Killing Man
Senator Royal Copeland of New York wired Admiral Billard asking for an explanation of a Coast Guard firing on a motorboat on Lake Washington. The cutter No 2364 fired five shots, killing Carl Anderson and wounding Edmund Lahr. no liquor was found aboard.
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Washington
UPLSS
Royal Copeland
New York
Admirall C Bilard
Coast Guard
Coast
Move Grows To Have Session of Congress Next Summer
Borah leads with strong support as PAC movement grows for an extra congressional session next summer. Reported by PACT RO WALTON, the effort targets quick action on farm relief and appropriation bills amid party divisions and campaign chatter across the Senate and House.
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Session of Congress
Borah
Walton United Press Srath
Congress
Mandiri
Linth Press
Borth Mois Rothe Minletiat
Piast iMent-Eleet Honmir
Welkef Werom
Quiet Athens Holiday Sees Alcohol Ban Amid Henry Moore Note
Mayor Al VW Moore described the period as silently quiet in Athens city limits. Reports from Police Chief Finsterwald noted an absence of public feasting and a ban on alcohol during the holiday to ensure order and safety.
Market Pace Sets Record as New York Trading Opens
In New York on November 20, speculative activity surged at market open with shares jumping to new highs. Radio Keith-Orpheum debuted on the exchange trading 27,000 shares at 1 percent, while other issues saw heavy blocks and brisk orders amid a busy session.
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New York City
New York
Radio Keith-Orpheum
Radioe
Keith-Albee-Orpheum
Sheligh Wis
To Ask Senate for Probe of Disaster
UPI reports Chairman Jones of the Senate Commerce Committee will introduce a resolution calling for a Senate investigation into the Westris disaster. He said he did not believe a new inquiry was necessary but felt it his duty to let colleagues decide on reinvestigation.
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Washington
UPI
Jones
Senate Commerce
Cammitte
Senate
Hoover status unsettled until return probe in South America
Washington dispatch notes President-Elect Hoover’s goodwill tour may end without an official definition of his status, officials say. Only President Coolidge can define it, depending on talks with Hoover. Argentine President Irigoyen had asked if Hoover was on an official mission. In Youngstown three died and seven hurt in holiday traffic accidents.
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Washington
U. S
Buss
Deever
Death Row Nears for Hoppe in Brutal Ohio Murder Case
Ohio state prepares to execute Carl Hoppe for the May kidnapping and murder of Dorothy Svielizowski. Officials note Hoppe will receive religious rites before execution. a second defendant, ToLn Rucker, condemned for killing a police officer, faces execution as well. The victim was Hoppe’s cousin, whose body was found after an assault at her grandfather’s home.
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Ohio
Columles
Hoppe
Cathal
Ruger
Chaplin Seed
Waeker
Muntina
Rucker
Chaplain Reed
Lea
Dorothy Svielizowski
Women to be Inisted Into Spanish American War Veterans Chapter
About fifty one women will be instituted into the district branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans Saturday night. Laura M Peterson, department president from Cincinnati, will lead the installation along with staff officers at the Hall at 30 o'clock. Encampment No 7% members of the Spanish U P Veterans will also be installed in the Armory into the Military Order of the Serpent by grand datto O C Dains. The Manila Lair No 50 local order will be formed. Lunch will follow the installations at the K of P Hall.
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Laura M Peterson
Cincinnati
of P
Order of the Serpent
O C
Black Magic Suspected in York Murder Confession
In York Pennsylvania police say superstition over pow wow black magic sparked the murder of 59 year old Reymond Rehmyer. Suspects Wilbert Hess 18 John Curry 14 and John Blymire were arrested with Curry confessing to his role in the killings and the setup of the other two.
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York
Reymond Rehmyer
Tee
Wilbert Hess
Near Here
John Curry
John Blymire
Curry
Ohio River Road Will Open From Cincinnati to East Liverpool
Bids will be let for six miles of grading on the Onin River Road above Powhattan Belmont County. The work is the costliest grading in the state at about 40 400 per mile involving 368 700 cubic yards of material. Completion will allow motorists to travel from Cincinnati to East Liverpool via the river route.
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COT Mbus
UPI
Dirtelor
Harry J. Kirk
Powhattan
Belmont County
Lhe
Projet
Kirk Aard
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Muarletta
Pinnshania
Rhvd
Cincinn
Witd Tast
Livarpool
Ecavons
Tim Veal
Marrets
Wheeling
Uaclk
Wis
Oder
Bridgeport
Grand Jury to name three in death of man
New York reports three indictments to be handed down by the grand jury in the murder of Arnold Rothstein. George McManus, a known gambler, remains in Tombs cell as investigators seek the identities of the other two indicted figures. Authorities hint the incident involved a gambling debt dispute at Park Central Hotel room 349 on November 4.
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New York
New 9
Fupre
Arnold Roth Paic
Tto
George McMan‘t
Grand Yry
New Map of the United States by the Washington Information Bureau
The Washington Information Bureau offers a complete color information map 21 by 21 inches on heavy stock. It answers at a glance questions about territorial areas per capita wealth and the farthest distance between cities like Atlanta New York and Seattle. It lists Alaska and Hawaii populations and is available for ten cents plus postage and handling.
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Seattle
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Hawaii
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Athens
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