Man Found Shot, Robbed After Cliff Fall at Kimberly Mine
Harry Green, 39, a shell shocked World War veteran and Kimberly miner, was found shot near a mine tipple and dragged to a ravine after a robbery. Deputies and a coroner led an all night investigation, suspecting a 82-20 calibre revolver. Green, known for odd habits and melancholia, had refused his soldier's bonus and left behind meager belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Green
Kimberly
Wayne Wingett
L. F. Jones
Pete Barrowa
KR. D. Willams
Jones
Green
Army
Greet
Alfred Wolf
Radio With Tubes At $15 Among Today's Bargains
The Messenger Classified Ads list several bargains including a water Kent radio with tubes for $15 and a 1926 Ford coupe in fine running condition for $150. Also offered is an 800 pound ice capacity commercial meat cooler and a four room furnished first floor apartment on North Hill for $40.
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Messenger
Nike
North Hill
Girl from Wisconsin Appears in Cleveland Memory Lost
A slender, dark haired girl arrived in Cleveland with no memory of her identity. Police rely on a diary, clippings and two suitcases to identify her as a former University of Wisconsin student and trace her past from age 16 to 21 after awakening in a Chicago tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Chicago
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
War Ace Roy Brown Missing With Two Companions
Roy Brown the war ace who shot down Baron von Richthofen is lost with pilot William Spence and Captain Blanchette after a 150 mile Northwest Territory flight from Baker's Lake toward Beverley Lake. They aimed to follow the McAlpine party route in the ill fated search.
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War Ace
Barren
Northwest Territory
Roy Brown
William Spence
G. S. Blanchette
Winnipeg
Man
U.P
Baron von Hichthofen
Col. C. PD. H. McAlpine
William
Spence
Cap. G. &. Blanchette
Brown
Baker's Lake
Beverley Lake
McAlpine
Bathurst
Dominion Explorers
Cathurat
Blanchette
Coronation Gulf
Arctic Ocean
Dominion
Brown and
Dr Norris Links Drunken Walkers To Auto Accidents
New York City chief medical examiner Doctor Norris argues drunken pedestrians cause many auto accidents and urges fines for reckless walkers. He states twenty five percent of adults harmed by automobiles are intoxicated. An observer notes finance growth tied to wealthy family influence in the industry.
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Norris
New York City
Judge Orders Insurance Co to Quit Sales in Ohio
Columbus Ohio October 3 Judge C S Younger state superintendent of insurance ordered the Great American Casualty Company of Chicago vice president and agency director to tell agents to cease writing policies in Ohio until further notice He said the companys capital stock was impaired and would be forbidden to operate in the state until corrected There are about 300 Ohio agents and premiums last year exceeded 60000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
C. S. Younger
Great American Casualty Company of
Chicago
Ohio
Local man found dead after weekday disappearance
A Nelsonville resident left home at 8 AM on Wednesday and did not return for lunch at 2 PM. At 9 PM a search team found the body. An employee of Green Coal Company, he had not worked for three weeks. He leaves two brothers Granville and Charles and two sisters Emma Elliott and Mrs Kasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Pickett
James Graham
Raymond Davis
Willian Chutes
Green Coal Company
Wolf
Stout
Nelsonville
Green
Granville
Walnut Street
Charles
Cleveland
Emma Elliott
Jackson Street
John Kasler
Batley Run
Ludlow Asks Hoover To Halt Census Scandal
Representative Louis Ludlow of Indiana released a letter to President Hoover urging immediate action to prevent an impending scandal in census supervisor appointments. He warned that most veterans appointed to the census would come from one party unless intervention occurs and called for no discrimination in rewarding military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Louis Ludlow
Democrat
Indiana
Hoover
Ludlow
Messages of greeting to Premier MacDonald wired to Berengaria
President Hoover and Secretary Stimson sent wireless greetings to Premier MacDonald aboard the U S Berengaria. The messages arrived in Washington as the ship neared the U S coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
MacDonald
U. S
Berengaria
Hoover
State Stimson
Bucking Animal Funeral Wagon Delivers Rodeo Shock at Buda
A dramatic rodeo moment at Buda Texas captures a bucking animal named Funeral Wagon with Tex Hightower clinging for dear life. The scene showcases a risky ride and a tense crowd reaction from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex" Hightower
Buda
Tex
German Leader Stresemann Dies in Berlin
Berlin October 1 Gunther Stresemann German foreign minister and prominent statesman died at 6 25 am after a week of illness and two strokes. His death follows a chill and recent apoplectic attack linked to political pressure from the Volks Party over the Young Plan issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stresemann
Volks Party
No Clash Expected At Bankers Meeting
San Francisco reports the 65th annual American Bankers Association convention would close quietly with about 4,000 delegates, as disputes over branch banking rules did not erupt into open friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Bankers Association
Condition of Bush Is More Favorable Publisher Stricken
The condition of F. W. Bush publisher of The Messenger, who was stricken with paralysis Tuesday morning at his desk, was considered more favorable today. He remains unconscious. All members of his family are with him, including his daughter Mrs Julian M Snyder and her small son from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bush
the Messenger
Mr. Bush
Julian M. Snyder
Snyder
Boston
Stimson Heads to New York for MacDonald Visit
Secretary of State Stimson and aides depart for New York to meet British Premier MacDonald. The arrival is to include standard military honors, not a show of force, as MacDonald aims to discuss issues with President Hoover in a private capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stimson
Eugene A. Reiner
James C. Dunn
State Department
New York
MacDonald
Hoover
MacDonald to be welcomed at New York
Premier Ramsay MacDonald arrives in New York aboard the Berengaria for talks with President Hoover on naval disarmament. The liner is escorted by two US cruisers and the party lands at the Battery where Mayor James J. Walker will grant the freedom of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Welcorm
Berengaria
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
America
Hoover
United States
MacDonald
Lows Broadway
AtyCity Mall
James J. Walker
Death of Gustav Stresemann Shocks League of Nations
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations mourning German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann a League Council member. Officials credit him with shaping the League and Europe for peace and securing Germanys adherence without waiting for Rhineland evacuation, noting his Locarno pact origins.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Gustav Stresemann
League Council
J. Avenel
League
Stremmann
Th League
Europe
Germany
Rhineland
Modest Captain Brocopp Won War Hero Honors
In Bismarck North Dakota Captain Herman A Brocopp earned four bravery medals and single handedly captured two field guns at Wuereg hem Belgium in World War I. The War Department awarded him the Distinguished Service Cross in October 1918, a fact his wife learned only recently.
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Herman A. Brocopp
Bismarck
N. D
Wuereghem
Belgium
Sher
War Department
Brocopp
Alexander's Wife Is Granted a Divorce
A divorce was granted to Mrs. Aimee Marie Alexander wife of Grover Cleveland Alexander St. Louis Cardinal pitcher on grounds of extreme cruelty. District Judge Lincoln granted the decree after Alexander failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Aimee Marie Alexander
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis
Cardinal Pitcher
Alexander
Lincoln
Utilities Commission approves stock issue for new Athens to Marietta bus line
The Utilities Commission today authorized C. M. & G Transit Inc to issue five hundred dollars in common stock in a new incorporation. The bus line operates from Athens to Marietta and McConnelsville, with five hundred dollars value authorized.
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Columbus
U.R
The
Utilities Commission
C. M. & &. Transit, Inc
Athens
Marietta
McConnelsville
Governor Cooper to Speak at Dixie Highway Crossing Opening
Dayton Ohio reports Governor Myers Y. Cooper will be principal speaker at the opening ceremonies for the new overhead crossing on the Dixie Highway south of Moraine City Tuesday.
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Dayton
U.P
Myers Y. Cooper
Dixie Highway
Moraine City
Bond Issues Must Pass To Obtain State Aid For Athens County Schools
State aid totaling 78 000 dollars for Athens County school districts hinges on local bond elections this November. Officials explained the funds cover building repairs and equipment, with districts listed: Amenville Bern Albany Canaanville Carthage Jackson Trimble. A campaign to carry the bond issue was organized in Albany and a committee was formed. petitions for property transfers were rejected for legal form issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Ohio
Athens County
George M. Morrin
State Department of Education
Morrie
Morris
Canaanville
Lottridge - Carthage
Albany
Lee Township
Alexander Township
State Board of Education
J. L. Clifton
Amenville-Bern
Carthage
Jackson- Trimble
B. F. Holmes
Athena County Home Telephone Company
Bern Township
County Board of Education
Fromm to Go on Trial on a Bribe Charge
Charles A. Fromm Stark County commissioner will go on trial October 23 in Cleveland on charges of soliciting a bribe. Prosecutor Ray T. Miller said Fromm was arrested after Colson-Cleveland Co officials complained he asked for 400 for himself to award a contract to furnish food conveying equipment at the Molly Stark Sanitarium. Fromm also faces indictment in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles A. Fromm
Stark County
Ray T. Miller
Fromm
Miller
Colson-Cleveland Company
Molly Stark
Canton
Reactions Continue In Chicago Meat Hog Markets
Reactions began late yesterday on smaller receipts and continued today with sharp gains from Wednesday's low sales. Chicago prices rose about 25 cents with spots up 34 cents for medium and heavy hogs. Top price reached $10.45.
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Chicago
U.B
Democrats Attack Tariff Plan in Senate Hearing
In Washington on October 8 the tariff proposal backed by Joseph R. Grundy of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association drew Democratic objections. Senators Harrison Mississippi and King Utah charged the plan in the Senate today while Grundy sat in the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
King
Utah
Grundy
Three Men Killed in Buoy Explosion at Bayfield
Three members of the US Lighthouse tender Marigold were killed and four injured when a Lake Superior buoy they were installing exploded. The blast happened as they prepared to place an acetylene cartridge in the steel buoy for late fall shipping.
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United States
Lake Superior
Dance Hall Girl Expected to Testify in Los Angeles Trial
In Los Angeles on October 3, the trial of Alexander Pantages, a millionaire theater man, moved forward with the expectation that Kate Rockwell, once a dancehall queen in Dawson City and acquainted with Pantages in the gold rush era, would testify about the assault on Eunice Pringle, 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.R
Klondike
Alexander Vantages
Milliionaire Theater
Eunice Pringle
Kate Rockwell
Pantages
Dawson City
Michigan Congressman Tours Army Posts by Air
Flying Sclon Representative W. Frank James of Michigan tours army posts by air to assess U S military needs. He meets Brigadier General Walter C Short acting commander at Fort Bliss Texas to discuss post needs on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank James
Michigan
United States
Walter C. Short
Fort Blss
Texas
Mexican
Wheat Prices Slip on Unsettled Liverpool Market
Wheat futures eased in Chicago as no domestic news supported prices. Liverpool closed lower on expectations of heavy shipments next week, affecting the market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Athens Messenger Promotes Floor Covering Booklet
The Athens Messenger advertises a government booklet on floors and floor coverings. It explains options like wood types and finishes such as varnish shellac wax oil and paint. The guide helps readers spend wisely choose durable finishes and minimize upkeep. Use the coupon to obtain a copy.
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King Features Incorporated
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Berlin
Gun
Tav Stresemann
Gotham
Teuzons
Cooper
Detroit
Jackie Thomson
Jackie
Henry 8. Thompson
Thompson
George M. Morris
Jackie Thompson
Henry
Nia
Menry
Democrats
Bayfield, Wis
Athens Messenger
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