MacDonald Visits Washington for Anglo American Peace Plea
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged girding for peace in a Senate address while in Washington for Anglo American cooperation. Hoover and MacDonald returned to the White House after a weekend at the executive mansion. MacDonald and Sir Esme Howard met members on the House floor and in the Senate chamber, with Mrs Ishbel MacDonald present in the gallery.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
White House
Esme Howard
Ishbel MacDonald
Porter and Representatve Linthicum
House
Lea Affairs Committee
Tilson
Senate
Dolly Gann
Curtis
William Howard Taft
Nicholas Longworth
Vey
MicDonald
Watson
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Robinson
Arkansas
Swanson
Virginia
Miss MacDonald
Demands Change in The Volstead Act
Senator Sheppard of Texas urged a revision of the Volstead Act in the Senate to make it illegal to purchase liquor. He is the author of the eighteenth amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
Ford for 39 Listed in The Classifieds
Messenger Classified Ads note Ford touring car ready to ram ble for 39 dollars and a lost black leather shopping bag between 49 Morris Avenue and Rowland Airfield Saturday afternoon. Also: 24 dollars worth of quality photographs free and a Logan resident seeks a union barber. Speak up about lost items.
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Messenger
Morris Avenue
Rowland Airplane Field
Logan
Young Wan
D. A. R. Criticized By Boston Minister
Boston minister Rev. William L. Stidger criticized the D A R in a sermon at Copley Methodist Episcopal Church urging a Senate inquiry into the society. He called the D A R “a lot of old ladies” obsessed with dead ancestors and using the group to push pro war propaganda.
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Boston
U.R
William L. Stidger
Copley Methodist- Episcopal Church
William BR. Shearer
The Lambs Retire and Other Items
GY Arthur Brisbane reports on retirement of the Lambs and highlights items on offer to prize buyers. Kemal and Zog feature among the international subjects discussed, with brief notes on selling short and related economic angles.
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Kemal
Zog
Wall Street Blues End Week Fears Warn Investors
The piece warns on market crowd psychology as margin calls shake lambs, noting millions gambled in stocks without value sense. It cites Richard Croker and a gambler who bets again despite losses, suggesting the curious cycle of fear, recovery, and reentry.
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Wall Street
Richard Croker
Bethlehem Mines Corp Prize Plan for Miners
The Bethlehem Mines Corporation announces $50 prizes to miners for cleanliness and home and street upkeep. The idea invites miners to show appreciation by awarding officials with prizes for higher wages more leisure and better homes. Continued on Page 4.
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Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Murder trial opens for Anna Szeman in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 7 a jury was being selected for Anna Szeman a 38 year old house maid charged with killing her East Cleveland employer Dorothy M Snyder. Defense plans a double plea self defense and not guilty by reason of instantly to save her life in the electric chair.
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Cleveland
U.P
Anna Szeman
Dorothy M. Snyder
East Cleveland Society
Frederick V. Walther
H. E. Varga
Leaps to Death Out Of Hospital Window
VANESVILLE Oct 7. Tred Allen 22 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Allen of Adamsville Road leaped to his death from a third story window at Bethesda Hospital while delirious after an appendicitis operation. He escaped past a nurse and jumped to the concrete pavement below.
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Vanesville
Tred Allen
Charles Allen
Adamsville Road
Bethesda Hospital
Allen
Fruit and Vegetables Wasted in New York Yards
New York Oct 7 about five hundred thousand dollars worth of fruit and vegetables clog shipping terminals as 2000 truck men strike for an eight hour day. Railroad yards in Weehawken Hoboken Jersey City and Croxton hold crates of perishable produce degenerating at about one per cent per hour.
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New York
Weehawken
Hoboken
Jersey City
Cruxton
Funeral of F. W. Bush Draws Ohio Elders to Athens Home
A large Ohio turnout from across the state attended the funeral of F. W. Bush at his North Hill home in Athens on Sunday. Attendees, many seasoned men, recalled Bush as a born newspaperman whose life work brought honor to the profession.
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Mr. Bush
North Hill
Ohio
F. W. Bush
Athens
Bush
Mr. Bush Himsel
Fred Bush
Murder trial figure kills self after slaying estranged wife
Robert Farmer, 69, once a key Ohio Mine Workers official tied to the 1922 coal strike, shot and killed his estranged wife Janet before taking his own life Saturday night. He had been linked to the Major case during a lengthy trial in Cleveland. Dominick Venturato, tried with him, was convicted and given life. Dan Agosta was pardoned.
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Ohio
Robert Farmer
Janet
Farmer
Ohio Mine Workers
New Lafferty
John R. Major
Dominick Venturato
Dan Agosta
Scarlet fever claims nine year old in New Lexington
T. Paul Tobias, nine, died Sunday in New Lexington of scarlet fever. Two other Tobias children recover from the illness. A week earlier a Tobias brother was killed in an automobile accident at Ashville.
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New Lexington
T. Paul
Lacy Tobias
Tobias
Ashville
John Coolidge Returns from Maine Honeymoon in New Haven
John Coolidge and his wife Florence Trumbull returned from a Maine honeymoon and were at New Haven Railroad headquarters bright and early. They visited Governor and Mrs Trumbull in Plainville and planned to move to a Westville apartment the next day.
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New Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
Florence Trumbull
Maine
Coolidges
John H. Trumbull
Plainville
Westville
Former Dover officer drowns in river after boat capsizes
Irwin F. Stauffer aged 27, once a Dover policeman and Trumbull County deputy sheriff, drowned when his boat capsized on the Tuscarawas River Sunday.
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Dover
Irwin F. Stauffer
Trumbull County
Tuscarwas River
Hoover Asks Courts To Lead In Law Enforcement Aims
Chief Justice Taft urged federal courts to lead in implementing the Hoover Commission aims. The report notes rising federal prohibition cases in 1929 and calls Congress to fund more prosecutors U S marshals and court clerks, plus five new federal judges to speed criminal cases, including a Fifth Circuit seat and district judges for Minnesota and Southern California.
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Hoover
U. S
Congress
Washington
U.R
Law Enforcement Commission
Taft
Francis A. Winslow
Fifth Circuit
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisana
Texas
Minnesota
California
Funeral Honors For Frederick W Bush Publisher of The Athens Messenger
Frederick W Bush, owner and publisher of The Athens Messenger, received final honors at a Sunday funeral at his home The Beechen on North Hill. Hundreds gathered from Southeastern Ohio and beyond to pay respects as colleagues, educators, and ministers praised his courage honesty and community leadership.
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Frederick W Bush
The
Athens Messenger
Beechen
North Hill
Bush
United States
Charles M. Coulter
Athena First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Duah
Red Bush
Mr. Bush
Messenger
Theas
Bondsmen and Attorney May Be Held Now
In Cleveland on October 1, prosecutors sought indictments against two professional bondsmen and an attorney for arranging worthless bond security for Charles Morgan the Chicago gangster. They aim to break up a decade‑old bondman ring as Morgan goes on trial for the February 6 $5,500 robbery of United Banking and Trust. Mrs. Ethel Ketmar testified before the grand jury, saying the bondsmen and attorney urged her to sign Morgan’s bond with as security a four‑room apartment.
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Cleveland
U.R
Charles Morgan
Chicago
United Banking & Trual Company
Ray T. Miler
Ethel Ketmar
Morga
Easy Money Desire Blamed for Murder in Cincinnati Region
Newport police quoted a voluntary confession by James Krump 24 of Covington admitting hijacking involvement in the Friday murder of Wilbur White 18 in Newport Kentucky. He named four accomplices Harold Hayes 26 John Codsen Earl Meyers Marvin Knox and another youth yet to be caught.
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Cincinnati
Wilbur White
Newport
James Krump
Covington
Boxer
Harold Hayes
John Cosden
Earl Meyers
Marvin Knox
Labor To Increase Activity in the South
The American Federation of Labor opened its 49th annual convention in Toronto with over 500 delegates representing 3,000,000 workers. The Executive Council urged AFL affiliates to include explicit plans to boost Southern textile labor during the coming year.
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Toronto
Ont
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Boy Jojo Koster Dies After Staircase Fall
In Cleveland a 10 year old named Jojo Koster died Sunday from injuries after tumbling down a flight of stairs. Neighborhood officials urged caution and noted the tragedy at a local residence.
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Cleveland
Jojo Koster
Supper Burned Sparks Rescue At Violet Apartment
On Saturday night a kitchen fire scare ran through the Violet Apartment when a mother cried out that the steak was burning. Chief Laughlin and his men arrived and found the meal saved only by removing the burning steak with no further damage reported.
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Chief Laughlin
GUNS FOUND AT COLORADO STATE PRISON RIOT
Two convicts in solitary confinement as authorities probe smuggling of revolvers into the Colorado State Penitentiary after a riot that left 12 dead and $800000 in damage. Leo W. McFentry and Charles Davis are questioned about how arms entered the prison as guards and hostages were involved.
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Canon City
Colo
U.P
State Penitentiary
Leo W. Mcfentry
Denver
Charles Davis
Tiwan
Guardas
Guarda
A. A
Danny” Danielts
Daniela
Jimmy Ardue
M'Nea
Five More Are Missing Now in Arctic Search
Winnipeg. Five additional expedition members remain missing after a monthlong search for Col. D. H. W. McAlpine and his party of seven. Pilot H. Dickens departed toward Fort Reliance with plans to reach Hathrurat for reconnaissance as weather worsens. Two other aircraft missed contact from Stony Rapids to Baker Lake. Officials fear worse conditions and order skis on planes before resuming Arctic¿ Circle search.
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Winnipeg
Man
D. HW. McAlpine
Co. H. Dickens
Resolution
South Shoe
Great Slave Lake
Fort Reliance
McCloud Hay
Hathrurat
Barren
Pirote
Andy Cruickshank
H. Mellick Kenyon
Stony Rapids
Baker Lake
Shuraday
McApine
Arctic Circle
County Road Petitions Refused Due to Tax Shortfall
Athens County Board of Commissioners refused all petitions for new roads at a semi monthly meeting citing depletion of funds from delinquent taxes. Delegations from several townships were granted hearings, with others to be heard in the afternoon as routine bills were approved at the private session.
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Athens County Board of Commissioners
Eight Die In Aerial Crashes Across Nation
Aerial accidents killed eight people in separate incidents nationwide. A monoplane crashed near Leona Texas from about 1,500 feet killing four men.
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Chicago
U.R
Leona
Tesas
Five-Power Naval Conference Invitations Issued
Washington reports invitations issued for a London five power naval conference to be held in January. The talks aim to extend 1921 Washington Armament limits to cruisers destroyers and submarines, with Britain and the United States proposing tonnage ratios and larger ships offset by other armaments. Prime Minister MacDonald and President Hoover expressed a shared commitment to friendly Anglo American relations.
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Washington
U.R
MacDonald
United States
Hoover
Rapidan
Great Britain
Geneva
Japan
France
Italy
Britain
London
Athena Messenger Booklet on Care of the Figure
The Washington Information Bureau offers an authentic 32 page booklet covering care of face figure hair teeth eyes hands and feet with reliable home treatments and advice on poise posture and clothes. Copies mailed for six cents.
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Athena Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
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King Peatures Incorporated
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Los Angeles
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Misa Rhoads
Royal Armes
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William Rhoads
Clifford D. Dabmey
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Ohio University
Kr. 2B
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Bryan
Ohio University Board of Trustees
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Athens County
Salvation Army
Frederick W. Bush
Teeches
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South
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Arctic Search
Hunt For
McAlpine Party
Ang Donald
Sound
Naval Conference
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Mrs. Hoover
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