Parole Row Recalled in Scott Case After Court Motion
A detailed account follows of how indictments against Winfield Scott Sr. were nolled on July 27 after Prosecutor Foster agreed with a court motion. Parole steps for Scott Jr. proceeded, aided by a blank prosecutor statement, later returned for lack of seal, and Foster's later testament to the matter is recounted in his own words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Thompson
Winfield Scott, Jr
Foster
Mr. Scott
Scott
Thompson
Weod
Mater
Secon
S Hent
Burfler
Daily Messenger
Ihe
Board of Penitentiary Managers
Prosecuting Attorney Statement Fragment
A partial OCR fragment from a prosecuting attorney statement outlines unclear legal remarks. The text is severely garbled, lacking identifiable names, places, or dates to establish concrete facts or context.
Testimony on Parole Statements by Foster and Jester
The record shows Foster contends Wil fila Boott Jr claimed the paper statement was a parole aim not a party, with hopes for Thanksgiving or Christmas. Jester signed a blank form and did not provide further statements during the parole application, while supporters urged parole in letters to the Board of Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Board of Managers
Wil
Fila Boott Jr
Don
Jester
Mr. Seatt
Leitere Werd
Harry Webster
E. €. Woodworth
John Fineterwald
W. R. Moore
Two Deaths in Chauncey Deaths at Chauncey Friday
In Chauncey Ohio two deaths occurred within minutes of each other. Samuel W. Davis age 55 died of abscess of the lines. His funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM in the Methodist church, burial Nye cemetery. Almeds, daughter of John and Kether Kateerbach, died shortly before 3 PM, about 10 months old. Funeral 10:50 AM Sunday in the Methodist church, burial Nye cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey, O
Chauncey
Samuel W. Davis
Nye
Almeds
John and
Kether Kateerbach
Methodist
Local Notes From Murray City Area
Mr and Mrs Charles Hil visited relatives in Murray City on Sunday. Miss Jane Bescoe and George Bescoe attended the Lancaster Fair on Friday. Thomas Taylor hunted on Shade Creek last week with good results. Mr and Mrs Will Roberts visited relatives in Murray City Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Brewer hosted the Ely family of Neslonville as their guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hil
Murray City
Jane Bescoe
George Bescoe
Lancaster Fair
Thomas Taylor
Shade Creek
Will Roberts
John Brewer
A. J. Ely
Netsonville
Five Initiates Enter Beta Theta Pi Mystic Rites
The local chapter of Beta Theta Pi initiated university students into the order Monday night. Named new members include Roger Johnson Jones of Athens Franklin Clyde Carpenter of Athony Clyde Owen Gibson of Amesville Arthur Jean Townsend of New Philadelphia and George Vivian Baker of Zenesyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Fraternity
Beta Theta Pi
Roger Johnson-Jones
Athens
Franklin Clyde Carpenter
Athony
Clyde Owen Gibson
Amesville
Arthur Jean Townsend
New Philadelphia
George Vivanih Baker
Zenesyville
Fish requisition filed in Columbus for Hocking River fish
Get Fish Cal Calif Ciny Melwan asked the Ohio Fish and Game Commission in Columbus for a liberal supply of fish for the Hocking River and Sunday Creek promising all black bass and blue sunfish allotments for this state part. When the distributing party arrives Mr McLegn will be informed and ensure proper distribution. Fish to be placed in the lakes at the Hospital as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Ciny Melwan
Columbus
Ohio Fish Eed Game Commission
Hocking River
Sunday Creek
McLegn
Now Mining Law in Effect in Ohio Mines
Ohio enacted a new mining law governing explosive handling in coal mines. Section 1 bans storing black powder and restricts quantities, with strict placement and isolation rules for powder boxes and guards against sparks near power lines. It also details tamping material requirements, copper tampers, and safe firing procedures. Section 2 imposes fines up to 100 dollars for violations, and Section 3 sets the law to take effect six months after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Freeman T. Eaglebon
House of Representatives
James M. Whaaams
Senate
Old Marietta Library Papers Aim to Settle Maine Boundary
Old records found in Marietta College Library may settle the long running Passamaquoddy Bay boundary dispute between the United States and Maine. The 124 year old case could hinge on survey notes by Rufus Putnam and maps showing Pope's Folly Island, with copies to be sent to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMarietta
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Marietta College
State Department
Washington
Marietta
Ohio
New England
Rufus Putnam
Pope
Folly Island
United States
Robbin the saddle horse sells to Campbell for 700 dollars
J C Campbell bought the saddle horse Robbin for his daughter Edna from horse dealer Jay Critchfeld in Athens. The dark bay horse is praised as a premier saddle horse with perfect conformation and a good disposition. The sale price was 700 dollars and the seller shares a similar name with the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Campbell
Uelonging
Kana
Broweh
Jay Critchfeld
Cay
Columbus
Edna
Robbin
Athens
Infant of Nelsonville couple dies in Nyetown area
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Will Hall of Nelsonville died Sunday evening. Funeral services were held at Nelsonville with interment in Nye Cemetery. The Halls were former residents of Nyetown and residents here extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyetown
Chauncey
Chauncer
Ohio
Will Hall
Nelsonville
Hall
The Town’s Property
The town contains bars, sharp talkers, pretty girls, loafers, an oddity that rattles, an old fogey, and many who judge others. It notes men in street corners who make remarks about women and others who mock at women's expense. It critiques people who boast about ideal solutions and meddle in others’ affairs.
Local Church Notables and Visiting Residents Weekend Roundup
Mr and Mrs James Dean and children Jeffer an extended visit of Coclon Wellyton and Jackson Monday. CF files 8. Bradfield is a Murray City visitor today. WHI Shields returned home from Albany. Rev J A Long will fill his appointment at the Church of Christ Sunday. Miss Ruthe Wallace of Nelsonville spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Adda Higgins of Helbardsville spent Sunday with her sister. Rob Nye of the O A spent Sunday at his home here. Henry Staffeneer and wife returned from a visit with relatives of ticekport. Miss Mabel Hall has accepted a position in CC L Powell's grocery store as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dean
Chidren Jeffer
Coclon
Wellyton
Jackson
Bradfield
Murray City
Shields
Albany
J. A. Long
Church of Christ
Ruthe Wallace
Nelsonville
Adda Higgins
Constipation Cure Claims Do Not Withstand Review
A dubious advertisement touts a tonic described as a cure for chronic constipation and other ailments. It urges readers to consult a druggist and to “reset” the bowels with the product, but provides no verifiable medical evidence or clear provenance.
Is This a Square Deal Henderson Crider Ad Claim
Henderson Crider the Druggists offers money back if Miona does not cure dyspepsia. The ad promotes Miona tablets as a stomach remedy improving digestion and relieving distress within 24 hours. A testimonial from Mrs. W. D. Bennett Bucksport Me endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Crider
the Messenger
W. D. Bennett
Bucksport
Grief-Stricken Mother Seeks Aid With Family In Tow
Mis Storey McKinney of Glouster appeals to county infirmary directors for assistance after claiming her husband deserted them. With a year-old baby and two other children, she traveled from Glouster to Indianapolis and back to Columbus before being left by her husband. Infirmary officials provided transportation home and a collection was taken to supply food.
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Mis
Storey McKinney
Glouster
County Infirmary
Indianapolis
Coumbus
State Journal
Local Social Notes Sitters and Visits Across Albany Area
Mrs W G Caster of Point Rock visits daughter Mrs 8 Dr Webb. Miss Norma Townsend of Mr Blanco helps Mrs George Spring in millinery. Mr and Mrs Jacob Spring leave Albany for Centerville to reside near their son. Mrs Etta Moijer and daughters Beryl and Beulah visit Robert Carpenter family of Mt Blano. Bel Masheter of Thurston visits Mr and Mrs Thomea Dailey. Henry Chase of Columbus visits brother James Chase and family. Charley Dailey of Columbus plans a few days with relatives in Albany. Mrs Elsie Underwood of Ganley Bridge sick with typhoid at Snowden home. She came to help care for her mother who is ill. Mrs Alice Irwin visiting sister Mrs T J Barlow of New Albany. Mrs Anne Swearingen of Carpenter visits 8 S Webb family Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Caster
Point Rock
Dr. Webb
Norma Townsend
Bel’ Masheter
Thurston
Thomea Dailey
Henry Chase
Columbus
James Chase
Fan
Charley Dailey
Albany
Elsie Underwood
Ganley Bridge
Pres Snowden
Alice Irwin
Virittya
T. J. Barlow
New Albany
Lid
Anne Swearingen
Carpenter
Arnica Balm Praised by Iowa Farmer on Rural Route 2
W. A. Floyd of Empire Iowa credits Buecklen's Arnica Balm with curing a hand wound and a leg sore, claiming it is worth its weight in gold. He would buy it again even if forced to mortgage the farm. The product costs two cents at McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Quiet of Mayor's Court Disturbed by Miners
Two Canaanville miners Henry Burns and Carl Tedrow faced Mayor Hedges after drunkenly attempting to stir disturbances. Each was fined 6 api cents totaling 6.75 and paid, ending the incident at the depot and on Dean avenue. Burns was arrested at the B and O depot and Tedrow on Dean avenue by local officers. Both men, from Canaanville, were intoxicated and accused of stirring trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burns
Carl Tedrow
Hedges
Burns
Marshal Finsterwady
Tedrow
Dean Avenue
Mercer
Canaanville
Gicuster
Store Relocated to South Court Street
W. H. Fulwider moved his grocery store from West Find a few days ago into the room formerly occupied by Green's Music Store on South Court street and is now ready for business. The Green store has temporary quarters to the rear of Melby Trothers' shoe shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fulwider
West Find
Green's Music Store
South Court Street
Green
Melby Trothers
Double Wedding in Probate Court
Two couples married in the office of Probate Judge Lynch on a day afternoon. The first couple Clyde Durant and Emma Hoffman reside Guyeville and Athens respectively. Timothy Nolan of Columbus and Hattie May Latimer of Dover married next with Squire Rose officiating. The Nolans will live in Columbia where Nolan is a merchant and they sought to keep their marriage secret from Columbus friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Clyde Durant
Emma Hoffman
Guyeville
Athens
Squire
Timothy Nolan
Columbus
Mies Hattie May Latimer
Dover
Squire Rose
Mrs. Nolan
Columbia
Mr. Nolan
Columiuis
Toronto meeting of tax experts discusses taxation plans
The Tax Association in Toronto held a meeting with about sixty members including Harvard’s Professor Bul and Lawson Purdy. Delegates debated current tax laws in Canada and the United States, noting Canadian measures as superior, and considered a proposed Ohio constitutional taxation amendment for favorable state legislature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Elson
University Chapel
Peternational Tax Association
Toronto
Canada
Tates
Bul
Harvard University
Slegehnan
Lawson Purdy
Germany
Canad
United States
Ohio
Ohta Weshitredweed
Elliott Carsey Marriage Reported in Pleasanton Region
Clifford Eliiett of the Cincinnati division of the B and O railway married Ethel Carsey near Pleasanton. The ceremony took place Saturday at 10 o clock in Squire Legan's office, witnessed by local residents and the Elliots are the son and daughter of nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Carsey
Clifford Eliiett
Cincinnati
W. P. Eliiett
Near
Pleasanton
Ethel Carsey
Pleasanteen
Squire Legan
New Arrival Frances Louise Black Burn Daughter
A new arrival at Richland avenue born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs D B Blackburn. A healthy girl named Frances Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
D. BE. Blackburn
Richland Avenue
Frances Louise
Fractured collarbone wounds for Homer Johnson near Morris Avenue
Homer Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs A J Johnson, fractured his collarbone in a sidewalk fall Sunday evening near Morris Avenue. Despite past accidents he remains hearty and cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
A. J. Johnson
Morris Avenue
CA SBS Tonrtr Ths Sind Ye Poe ape Bm sth Agvat cee
The fragmentary text notes a local item of unknown nature with repeated garbled phrases and missing context. It references a California SBS listing and an agvat cee phrase likely indicating a terse public notice or classified snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBS
Poe
County treasurer office gets new steel counters and furniture
The county treasurer's office is undergoing improvements with new furniture replacing the old. Steel counters and a fee will be installed, and an expert from the factory is placing the furnishings. The second floor offices are now fitted with steel baselines and other enhancements.
Gormleys Bluff Calied Over Election Bet
Hugh Gormley of Gloucester flashed $300 on Bryan in an election bet. The money remained laid out in Athens after a morning visit, and $500 more would be added if a laborer and small commission finder locate the bettor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormley
Hugh Gormley
Glouster
Bryan
Wectee
Athens
Snan
Mr. Pugh
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Messenger Representative
Winfield Scott
Nole
The
Mr. Scott, Jr
Toon Peson
Weekly
Messenger
Journal
Emimet Tompkings
Tiese Potture
W. H. Scott
Guy Scott
Largay
the Gazette
Columb
Wells
Nethville
OHM
Oho
Bower
Managers
J. P
Tiny Katzerbach
Booth
Hocking
Seara the
Agastese
Geo Harrison
Andrew L. Harris
Enya
Edna Campbell
Sks Aid
Cannarville
of Tax Authorities
Agvat
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