Capone Sentenced to Eleven Years and 50000 Fine
Capone received a total eleven year prison term and a fifty thousand dollar fine for evading federal income taxes on his underworld profits. Judge James H Wilkerson ordered five years concurrent on two counts and five more consecutive on a third, with five additional years on misdemeanor counts running concurrently. Capone showed visible nerves as he was led to jail and preparation for Leavenworth began before the order was cancelled.
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United Press
Federal Building
Chicago
U.P
Capone
Wilkerson
Pone
Ca Pone
Cook County
Leavenworth
Laval Power United States French Premier Laval
Pierre Laval arrives in New York and sees the city with admiration noting disciplined freedom amidst unrest. The piece portrays Laval as the most powerful French figure since Napoleon and urges lessons between France and the United States while recalling Pershing’s warnings on military strength.
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France
New York
Newpork
Paris
United States
Laval
Hoover
Pierre Laval
Walks Into Propeller Inspector Dies At Port Columbus
Columbus Ohio October 24 A Transcontinental and Western Air Lines eight motor passenger plane propeller accident at Port Columbus killed John Dean aged 35 an inspector of mechanics. He died at Grant Hospital shortly after his right arm was severed while he walked near the aircraft in failing light before daybreak during routine preflight checks.
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Port
Dean
Meigs and Hocking Counties News Snapshot
Two men described as perfect strangers are detained in Meigs County after a crash near Laurelville. a delinquent tax statement affects Meigs Aunty extension agent. Nelsonville voters to decide a three mill levy in November amid candidate activity in York Township. Health imagery viewed by thousands in Hocking County as vaccination efforts continue. One driver remains required to post bond after an incident near Laurelville. Grand jury convened in Glouster as Solis miner injury noted.
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Meigs “County
Meigs
Nelsonville
York Township
Hocking County
Laurelville
Hocking County Con 2S Pare 10, Piionde
Ann Angeles
Pene
Japan
Curve of Nations
Glouster
inddéor_con- Solis
George Wempe
Grand Jury
Tunecey Rxehools
Loween
Halsey seeks Supreme Court review for bond freedom
Mrs Blanche B Halsey 68 convicted of second degree murder in her brother Fred Bonham's death will appeal to the U S Supreme Court to obtain bond while the Appellate Court reviews her conviction The Ohio Supreme Court denied a writ of habeas corpus and mandamus to set bond The common pleas court granted a stay of execution but would not fix bond She is at Wood County jail and her lawyer argues all offenses below first degree murder are bailable and her rights are violated by lack of freedom on bond
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Rona Columbus
Turco Sél
Blanche B. Halsey
Fred Bonham
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Federation of AAUW Concludes Luncheon Conference
The ninth annual Ohio Federation of AAUW branches closing luncheon featured Miss Mary Labaree, director of Pennsylvania Welfare, addressing 132 delegates from 26 counties. She urged local government responsibility for child welfare and warned against family breakdown as camps and schools rise in modern society.
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Ohio Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Mary Labaree
Lindley Hal
Women's League of Ohio University
Hotel
Berry
Misa Mary Labaree
Children’s “Bureau
Pennsylvania State Department of Welfare
Labaree
Harrisburg
Columbus
Athena
A. Alu. W
H. Bing
White House
Miss Labaree
Hoover Laval talks spark hope of economic relief
Washington October 24. President Hoover and Premier Laval held overnight discussions in the Lincoln study at the White House with the aim of easing the European economic crisis. They planned further talks Sunday morning to seek common ground on reducing reparations and war debts without closing off future options. Senator Borah suggested full debt cancellation if reparations were wiped as well, saying moratoriums are no longer viable.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Premier Laval
White House
Laval
Lincoln
William E. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Missing agent of Mayor Walker investigated by NYC committees
Legislative committees probing New York City affairs seek Russell T. Sherwood identified as the mayoral financial agent. Bank and brokerage records show transactions exceeding one million dollars in Sherwood’s name, but he is missing.
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New York City
Russell T. Sherwood
James 2. Walker
Sherwood
Shaw's Act Is Just Further Evidence of What Woman Can Do
Beverly Hills column notes Bernard Shaw supports prohibition and vegetarianism. The writer compares him to Lady Astor's stance and recalls a misattributed Edison funeral story, praising Arthur Brisbane as a masterful reporter. The piece closes with a humorous, opinionated sign-off.
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Shaw
Beverly Hells
Calif
Bernard Shaw
Lady Astor
Russia
Edison
Arthur Brisbane
Sheep rustlers active in Seneca County scare farmers
A band of organized sheep rustlers operated in Seneca County with an attempted raid on the William Stahl farm near here. A posse of armed farmers thwarted the theft, and a lookout in a tree signaled the rustlers as the posse approached, while women observed the signals with a flashlight.
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Republic
Seneca County
William Stahl
Stahl
Paralysis Prisoner Escapes Guards From Isolation Hospital
Springfield mass October 24 U P report says Robert Hudson Jr 23 a prisoner crippled by infantile paralysis eluded two guards dropped 12 feet from a window and escaped from Springfield Isolation Hospital He wore only a bathrobe nightshirt and slippers as he fled leaving authorities puzzled by how he managed the escape
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Springfield
Mass
U.P
Robert Hudson, Jr
Hudson
Ohio Rally Beats Cincinnati Bearcats On Saturday
Ohio overcame Cincinnati’s Bearcats by a late score in a Saturday game. In Athens County court, twenty men charged in recent mine disorders were arraigned, pled not guilty, and were bonded. One defendant, Jay Skinner, pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and paid fines.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Athens County Grand Jury
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Bond
Jae Reynolds
Thone
Reynolds
Walter Hartley
Maude Wallace
Bob Rush
John Pet- Hit, Jr
Charles Bentley
Wiliam Jaynes
William C. Jaynes, Jr
Charles Wille
William Leffier
Bam Evans
George Schenz
Thomas Geera
Pat Loper
Jesse Smart
Andy Heavener
Carl Koon
Ben Skinner
Carl Willis
Clarence Willis
Rowland
Common Pleas
George W. Nye
Chauncey
C. H. Peoples
Pomeroy
Peoples
Joseph Ball
Nelsonville
Coats
Ball
Brl
Chris Corbin
Athens
Fatal Fire Damp Explosion in Abandoned Mine Tunnel
Four veteran miners on a vacation expedition in an abandoned mine tunnel are killed or injured when fire damp explodes. Victims identified as Frank Lapani Mick Spancli and De Giacomo and his 14 year old son. Dan Sappuci is slightly hurt and Spagnol is severely burned and initially thought to be beyond recovery. The blast traps the entrance and rescues follow hours later.
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Tvrinidad
Golu
Catate Ab
Ob Tunnel
Frank Lapani
Mick Spancli
Sar de Giacomo
de Giacomo
Dan Sappuci
Sapucel
Sapucci
Trinidad
Lapani
Spagnol
Defense Loses Its First Move in Hamden Bank Officials Case
McARTHUR Oct. 24 The defense lost its first move to block trial for three Citizens Bank of Hamden officials on criminal charges. Judge Darby overruled a plea attacking William J. Jones as assistant prosecutor for the grand jury session that returned 30 indictments. Indicted are Robert White and Paul White of Logan and E W Martindill of Wellston. Separate-trial motion due Monday and a venue change to seek fairness in Vinton County.
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McArthur
Citizens Bank of
Robert White
Paul White
Logan
E. W. Martindill
Wellston
Vinton County
Was the Game Dry Columbus Raid Nets 600 Quarts Dlegal Liquor
In Columbus on October 9 police raided a neat side garage along the Scioto River and seized more than 600 quarts of illegal liquor. Elmer Long, 22, of Cleveland, was arrested. Long said the liquor valued at about $3,400 was to be distributed to visitors of today’s football game for around $8,000.
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Columbus
Scioto
Elmer Long
Cleveland
Long
Teachers Hear Talks on New School Matters
About 2 Ath ens County teachers attended the Athena County Teachers Institute at Ohio University Ewing Hall. Speakers included Dr E B Bryan Ohio University president c D Hutchins State Department of Education auditor and Alex Root Athens County superintendent. Root urged salaries tied to training length and outlined six teaching goals including organized subject matter student participation student freedom course planning and independent thinking. The morning session opened at 9 with C J McCullough as president and a devotional and child quartet music from Carbondale School.
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Athens County
Athena County Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
C. D. Hutchins
State Department of Education
Alex Root
Achoola
Root
Athens ‘County
C. J. McCullough
The
Asociation
Carbondale
Akron Welcomes Graf Zeppelin Commander for Weekend Visit
Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, arrived in Akron for a weekend visit. He said a sister ship to the Graf was under construction in Germany and would be used for commercial flights.
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Akron
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Eckener
Gref
Germany
Aeinnieaes
Al Capone Sentenced to Prison and Fined in Chicago
Al Capone, famed gangster, was sentenced in a Chicago federal court on a Saturday to 11 years in prison and a $50,000 fine, marking his first jail term after federal prosecutors pursued the case.
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AL Capone
Ristory
Chicago
Miners To Be Safeguarded, White Is Told
In Columbus Governor White says stabilizing the bituminous coal industry requires representation from miners. A preliminary meeting in Lexington, Ky., to include operators and a state administration rep, with Ohio and neighboring states West Virginia and Pennsylvania attending. James Berry to accompanyOhio miners operators.
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Columbus
George White
Lowie Sampson
Flem Sampson
Kentucky
Lexington
Oovernor
James Berry
Maines
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Sampson
White
Insurance Plan Backed by Swope in Senate Hearing
Gerard Swope, president of General Electric, urged unemployment insurance funded by employer and employee contributions before the Senate committee in Washington. A London dispatch via Helsingfors reported a Soviet submarine was sunk in the Gulf of Finland after a collision with the German steamer Cratian.
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iChampionning
Dole
Gerard Swope
General Filectric Company
Herbert Wagner
Senate
Washington
London
Exchange Telegraph
Helsingfora
Finland
Gulf of Finland
Cratian
Bobcats Rally In Second Half For Buckeye Victory
Cincinnati Bearecats led 7 0 at Carson Field but Ohio University Bobcats surged in the final half. Gabriel and Kepler starred with decisive runs and a late 26 yard TD drive sealed the 13 7 win as Cincinnati failed to respond defensively after halftime.
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Bobcats
Cincinnati
Ocot
Chile University
Robcats
Carson Pile
Cincinnati Bearecats
Wiltoughby
Pase
Kepler
Gabriel
Ohio
Cincy
Eix
Repter
Liveingston
Goldmeyesr
Smnti
Sadosky
Britten Suit Opens in Toledo Federal Court
Nin Britten, author of The Presidents Daughter, arrives in Cleveland to confer with attorney William Marzitler about a suit against sellers of The Answer to the Presidents Daughter. The case, seeking damages up to 100000, opens next Tuesday in Toledo Federal Court. Her daughter Elizabeth Ann, nearly 12, accompanied them from Rittman, Ohio where they had been visiting the mother.
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Cleveland
Nin Britten
Harding
William Marzitler
Miss Britton
Toledo
Hilizabeth Ann
Mise Britton
Cams
Rittman, O
Adout
Marion
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America
Conference of Ohio College Women
Miss Labaren
Hoover-Laval
Will
Thos
Hamden Bank
Kentucky Coal Meeting
Ratusday
Hepler
Rainer
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Ling
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