Daugherty Indicted on 57 Banking Counts in Ohio Case
Fayette County Grand Jury returns 15 indictments against Mal S. Daugherty former bank president in the Ohio State Bank collapse probe. Charges include misappropriation embezzlement and false statements potentially carrying life terms and $570000 in fines. Bond set at $40000 with sureties his mother and brother.
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Washington Courthouse
Daugherty
Mal S. Daugherty
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Fayette County Grand Jury
Ohio State Bank
N. P. Clyburn
W. 8. Paxson
Mary J. Daugherty
Harry
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Daugherty
Harding
Teapot Dome
Mal. Mal
Old Midland Bank
Mal
Louisa Town Marshall Dies After Truck Arrest Attempt
Louisa Kentucky October 14 officer Lase Vinson age 60 town marshal fatally injured last night when pushed from a truck attempting to arrest driver Russell Horn 24 of Prestonburg on drunken driving charge. The truck overturned on a curve and Horn was injured and jailed on wilful murder charge.
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Louisa
U.P
Lase Vinson
Russell Horn
Prestonburge
Vinson Kia
Horn
Famous Love Affairs booklet offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger introduces Famous Love Affairs a new booklet featuring stories of emperors who wed women of questionable reputation, a Spanish dancer who dethroned a king, and a milliner who influenced a French ruler before her execution. Readers may send a coupon to obtain a copy.
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Athens
Louis
Athens Messenger
Pretty Marion Bank Bookkeeper Admits Misappropriation
Hazel Louise Fies 23 year old Marion Sunday School teacher and ex bank bookkeeper is free on $1000 bail after a secret indictment charging her with misappropriating 3500 from Marion National Bank. Federal officials say she passed deposits to a 21 year old Marion youth to buy a car. She is daughter of George Fies and was active in First Presbyterian Church.
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Marion
Toledo
U.R
Hazel Louise Fies
Liberty
Marion National Bank
George Fies
Miss Fies
Marion High School
First Presbyterian Church
Jesuit Missionaries Killed in Alaskan Plane Crash
In Nome Alaska on October 14 authorities reported a Bellanca six passenger aircraft carrying Jesuit missionaries and their pilot crashed on the frozen tundra. The dead are Father Philip S. Delon Father William Walsh and aviator Ralph Wein. The Marquette Missionary, a familiar air service to remote native communities, was destroyed.
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Alaska
Nome
U.R
Philip S. Delon
Father William Walsh
Kotzebue
Ralph Wein
Bellanca
The Origin of Panic in Language The Word Panic
A brief note explains the word panic derives from pan the god. It describes how legends of Pan caused fear among people, though the actual sound was wind in caves or woods. No deity pan was present, only nature’s wind.
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Pan
Market Overview Signals Bearish Sentiment
The speaker notes no gold reserve panic in the U S yet asserts wealth remains vast though risk scares investors. Bears howl while fear governs behavior as markets wobble under doubt about alongside financial strength.
Descriptions of the angel in Mohammed’s seventh heaven
The text details an extraordinary vision of an angel seen by Mohammed in the seventh heaven during the famous midnight journey. It portrays the angel as having seventy thousand heads each with seventy thousand mouths and tongues speaking as many languages while continuously praising the most high.
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Mohammed
Frightened pessimists remain unmoved by grand comfort
A terse, satirical line suggests even a powerful angel could not soothe certain distressed pessimists, emphasizing limits of consolation amid fear and uncertainty.
Stalin’s Five Year Plan Atari a Test of Russia
Mr. Gilbert, a careful Washington observer, asserts Stalin has staked everything on the five year plan. He warns that if the period ends without transforming Russia from medieval agriculture to modern industry, Stalin will fall and Russia may face another revolution.
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MR. Gilbert
Washington
Stalin
Russia
Russia’s Five-Year Plan and Stalin’s Stability
The text argues predicting Russian events is hard and asserts the five year plan won’t fail enough to topple Stalin. It contrasts Peter the Great’s shift of Russia from oriental to occidental and cites a continuation note.
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Russia
Stalin
Peter the Great
Walker Says Glory Fades After Mayoral Term
New York, Oct 14. Mayor James J. Walker declares he is tired of being mayor and wants to leave the city better than he found it. Speaking to the United Real Estate Owners Association he says glory is gone and the job is hard. He notes possible irregularities in inspection departments amid graft troubles.
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James J. Walker
New York
United Real Estate Owners’ Association
Walker
Diamonds ride to death as ambush wounds racketeer
New York police believe Jack Leggs Diamond was ambushed and shot four times at the Monticello Hotel Sunday morning. Investigators chase rumors and theories while clinging to the core claim that the attack came from within his own gang or trusted allies.
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New York
U.P
Jack
Diamond
Edward P. Mulrooney
Monticello Hotel
Cox Critiques Mechanical Leadership In Radio Speech
James M. Cox of Ohio launched his national campaign with a radio address calling for human leadership over machine governance. He contrasted a "humanity engineer" in the White House with a "mechanical engineer" and argued that government had operated for the machine for a decade.
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Washington
James M. Cox
Ohio
Governor Smith
White House
Cox
Chase Bandits Across Southern Ohio After Kroger Robbery
Nelsonville and Athens police pursued a trio who robbed Kroger in Nelsonville early Monday. The chase stretched via Carbondale, Route 86, U S 50, to Chillicothe and onto U S 23 before vanishing near Waverly. Officials, including Mayors and police chiefs, aided the search with reports of an inverted license plate and a speeding car.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Ohio
Portsmouth
Kroger
Waverly
Robert S. Wood
E. 8. Finsterwald
Frank
Bank Robbers Get Life Terms in Centerville Case
James Gallagher of Toledo and Thomas Martin of Chicago were sentenced to life imprisonment in Jackson after pleading guilty to murder in the Battle Creek bank holdup. They killed State Trooper John Burke during the escape and pleaded guilty to the murder charge.
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Centerville
Mich
U.P
Battle Creek
James Gallagher
Toledo
Thomas Martin
Chicago
Jackson
John Burke
Bargains in Classifieds Reach Across The Messenger
Classifieds list buyers seeking fresh cows and bidding on livestock. Nelsonville ads offer a 1926 Dodge sedan for 100 dollars, 4 tons of top coal for nine dollars, and 20 Delaine ewes at 3.50 each with a yearling ram for 19 dollars.
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Delaine
Nelsonville
Indicted Jury Report Details 68 Arraignments Set
Athens County Grand Jury report ends with 68 indictments and 82 bills out of 116 cases. Arraignments begin Thursday at 9 a m before Visiting Judge J W Darby. Major cases include Sylvia Sweeney embezzlement from Glouster board receipts and multiple counts of grand larceny and liquor possession.
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Athens County Grand Jury
J. W. Darby
Vinton County
Daughter of Missouri Oil Millionaire Kidnapped
Mrs Alma Wilson McKinley, 24, daughter of Dade County's wealthy oilman Benton Wilson, was abducted from the family home near Greenfield Missouri after the kidnapper bound her mother and forced the daughter to drive away in a car. The abductor demanded money but fled with the girl as authorities search rural areas.
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Missouri
Machine
Posse
Greenfield
U.R
Missourn
Alma Wilson McKinley
Dade County
Benton Wilson
Wilson
Oklahoma
Here
Kansas City
Harold Me
Kinley
72 Hour Rain Floods Texas and Oklahoma
Torrential 72 hour rains flood Central West Texas and Western Oklahoma. Pecan Bayou rises to its highest point since 1908, Brady residents flee, two tourist camp cabins washed away, roads washed out, 400 sheep drowned at Christoval, and the Canadian River drainage area sees rail bridges washed out near Thomas.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Brownwood
Brady
Brady Creek
Christoval
Canadian River
Thomas
Furore on Baynham Charges Ends in Ohio
Lorain reports the furore over George Baynham state prohibition agent charged agencies with letting up before an election. State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert Beetham announced the investigation is closed and Baynham did not make the attributed statement.
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Lorain
U.R
George Baynham
Prohibition
Rupert Beetham
Baynham
Too Much Study Strains Marriage Sparks Divorce Suit
In Columbus on October 14, Mrs. James B. Smith 18 files for divorce from Robert Smith 18, a university student, charging too much attention to studies and too little to their home and married life.
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Columbus
James B. Smith
Robert Smith
Aged widow Mary Kircher dies after long marriage
Mary Kircher aged 103 died today in Marysville joining her husband George who passed away Sept 1. The couple had been married eighty five years.
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Marysville
Mary Kircher
George
Kircher
Legal charges listed for individuals including forgery and burglary
The document outlines multiple indictments and charges. Mike Tabler, Simp Clinton, Frank Dickson, and Russell Parsons face burglary and larceny. Jesse Sands is charged with abandoning legitimate children. Grover C Bradford and James McVicker are charged with forgery and uttering forged instruments. Delbert Swiers and Ernest Hawkins face counts relating to conveying items into jail and aiding escapes, with several totals. Sylvia Sweeney faces nine counts of embezzlement.
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Sylvia Sweeney
Glouster
Sweeney
Glouster Board of Public Affairs
Nora Stratton Shreaves
Harry Goins
George Atkins
Leslie Dille
John F. Taylor
George Rush
Delbert Swiers
Ernest Hawkins
David Evans
Lester Pearson
James Warren
Lester Robinett
Leonard Hill
Alva Marks
George Sharp
John McGuire
Lucien Stevens
William Innis
Emmet Ross
Ernest Tedrow
Andrew McLean
Nora Stratton
Hiquor
Elden Cannon
John Grant
Delphan Easterling
Carl Meighen
Leonard Woodguard
Everett Hickman
Albert Collins
John Hunter
Vern Sayre
Thomas Hook
John Ayers
Joe Castapp
Herschel Wolf
Guy A. Barber
Elizabeth Laudner
Fred J. Sauters
Vernon Dicken
Laura Dicken
Gerald Hannas
Alfred Windler-petit
Harry Sapp
Porter Parron
Addie Cook
Agnes Glenn
Daisy Riley
John Biswaugle
Eugene Wryekoff
Ruth Price
Ellsworth T. Sterling
Mike ‘Tabler
Simp Clinton
Frank Dickson
Russell Parsons
Jesse Sands
Grover C. Bradford
James McVicker
Fire Threat in Glencoe Village Sparks Two-Home Loss
Fire near Bel Aire destroys a two story frame dwelling and an adjoining house in Glencoe. Estimated loss set at 15000 dollars. Firemen from St Clairs ville and Neffs helped contain the blaze. Homes owned by Mrs Lettin Jackson head of Belmont County Children's Home and Frank Seffell.
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Glencoe
St. Clairsville
Neffs
Mru
Lettin Jackson
Belmont County Children’s Home
Frank Seffell
Intercepted Letters Tied Guard to Toledo Bank Robber
Columbus dispatch reports Henry Latherman a 38 year old state penitentiary guard arrested after detectives intercepted letters he was allegedly carrying to Harry Beebe Toledo bank robber. Latherman pleaded not guilty and was ordered to appear in court Thursday as letters between Beebe and his wife Stella in St Louis were found.
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Columbus
USA
Henry Latherman
Landerman
Harry Beebe
Toledo
Beebe
Stella
St. Louis
Two Men Fined on Liquor Charges in Local Court
Three men and one woman faced arraignment before Magistrate C. H. Porter on liquor charges. Sam Savage pleaded guilty to possession and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, Bertha Delong pleaded not guilty and awaits trial October 17, Grant Pyle pleaded not guilty and will be tried Saturday at 10 AM, while John Darnell was fined 200 dollars plus costs for having property designed for liquor manufacture.
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C. H. Porter
Sam Savage
Doanville
Bertha Delong
Grant Pyle
Deanville
John Darnell
Canaan Township
Jonag
Gambler Emmett slain in Chicago drive by shooting
Chicago police say David W. Emmett a 39 year old noted gambler was killed when a gunman jumped onto his car running boards and fired a single shot into his heart last night in Chicago.
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Chicago
U.pr
David W. Emmett
Emmett
Communists clash with police outside AFL convention
In Boston on October 14 police confronted about 300 protesters described as Communists near the Hotel Bradford where the 60th AFL convention is underway. The confrontation occurred just outside the venue as security kept order during the gathering of labor leaders.
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Boston
U.R
Bradford
American Federation of Labor
Police Disperse Crowds at Prussian Diet Assembly
Strong police guards patrolled near the Prussian Diet as extremists and curious crowds were dispersed when the diet convened this afternoon in Berlin.
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Berlin
Daughertys in Washington Face 57 Charges Over Bank Crash
Mal Daugherty faces 57 charges connected to a bank crash in Washington D. C. His brother Harry Daugherty posted bond for him and returned to their mother’s home after aiding in the effort. The piece recounts their rise and fall from prominence and the town’s shifting views.
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Harry Daugherty
Brother
Mal
Washington, D. H
Washington D. H
Daugherty
Harding
Harry
Ohio State Bank
Daughertys
Washington Do. H
House of Daugherty
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Veterans’ Bureau
Jesse Smith
Roxie Stinson
Black Bag
Little Green House
E Street
United States
Washington D. C
Columbus
White House to answer Burke allegation on religious tolerance
Washington reports that the White House will release a further statement to address Rev. John J. Burke of the National Catholic Welfare Conference who accused President Hoover of violating the spirit, not the letter, of his oath. Secretary George Akerson said Hoover will publish a letter to Cardinal Mundelein for the upcoming congress to show good faith.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Cardinal Mundelein
Walter Burke
George Akerson
President’s letter on Lutherans reforms mark 400th Augsburg Confession
Friends of the President noted Hoover may deem the wording unfortunate yet ready to take responsibility. The letter, prepared by a secretary, extends cordial greetings to Americans of Lutheran faith celebrating October 1 the Protestant Reformation and 400th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession. It links historical events to national life, noting Protestant influence in religion and the separation of church and state in government.
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Hoover
Nye Campaign Expenditures Deny Rumor In North Carolina
In Raleigh Tennessee rumors of a $200000 fund by John J. Raskob to defeat Senator Furnifold Simmons were denied by witnesses at a hearing. They testified about their own contributions and disputed the claim that Raskob financed Bailey to sway Simmons 1928 split.
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Raleigh
N. C
U.P
Gerald P. Nye
Tennessee
John J. Raskob
North Carolina
Furnifold M. Simmons
Raakob
Democratic National Committee
Josiah W. Bailey
Simmons
Hoover
Smith
Negroes flee Ste Genevieve after riot threat in Missouri
National Guardsmen restored order in Ste Genevieve Missouri where three black men allegedly confessed to killing a white man and wounding another. Most of the town's 150 black residents fled after a white mob ordered them to leave by 5 pm Monday.
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Ste. Genevieve
Universalist Pastor William M. Lawrence Dies in Columbus
The Rev. William M. Lawrence, 63, Universalist pastor of Norwalk, died at his son George's home in Columbus after arriving to fill a pulpit. His body was moved to Norwalk for burial.
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Columbus
William M. Lawrence
Universalist
Norewalk
Norwalk
Lawrence
George
Universalist Church
Detroit approves winter job program to aid hundreds
Mayor Frank Murphy authorized a civil works program with funds totaling 450,000 to provide winter employment for hundreds of unemployed men in Detroit. The plan follows approval of the city’s employment cycle and aims to supply steady work during the season.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
Tea Ehe Cy
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