Probers Split Up Part Upon New Features
Washington faced widened inquiry as the Borah committee planned simultaneous hearings in Washington and Chicago on campaign funds. Senators Borah Shipstead Caraway Bayard to examine Republican officers and charges against Progressives while Untermyer Walsh push subpoenas for over thirty Republicans.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
la Follette- Wheeler
Borah Committee
Chicago
William E. Borah
Rewai Idaho
Sa@nator Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
LeFollette
J. K. Caraway
Arkansas
Thomass. Bayard
Delaware
la Follette
Republican Committee
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Hodges
Samuel Untermyer
Frank P. Walsh
Ree
Weymouth
Kirkland
Fiere
A. F. of L
Progressive
Walsh
Jermyer
Major Borah
Senafen Borah
Wille Washington
Convicts Strike in West Virginia State Prison
In Moundsville West Virginia 1400 inmates at the state penitentiary refused to work striking yesterday they filed from cells to the shops and quietly returned after guards tried to restrain them no disorder noted officials seek adjustment under prison jurisdiction Source notes the strike followed an attempt by labor contract holders to force more daily output
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Moundsville
W. Va
State Penitentiary
Ruhr evacutions completed under Dawes plan in Belgium report
Belgium informed the reparation commission that the Ruhr and other evacuations required by the Dawes plan are finished. Berlin begins sugar rations with a limit of two pounds per month per person, and milk and bread are also rationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Belgium
Ruhr
Berlin
Bright Spot Stories Stir Pupils About Fathers’ Jobs
A Youngstown teacher led a class discussion on how men earn money to provide for families. Pupils shared varied fathers' roles from bank owner to chauffeur and baker, with a lit tle girl mentioning her Hebraic origin father who would receive a hundred dollars upon passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Calif. bandit gang leader captured in Battle Creek
Brent Glasscock alias Brent Howard and his wife Avis were arrested in a Battle Creek sanitarium suite after a tip from postal inspectors. They are tied to the $2,000,000 Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train robbery near Rondout, Illinois last June, and held in Chicago with $100,000 bail each. Glasscock has a prior murder trial record. the couple traveled from Kansas after a Canadian honeymoon and socialized with local leaders.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Brent Glasscock
Brent Howard
Avis
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Rondout
Til
Glasscocks
West End
Glasscock
Kansas
Canada
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ronccut
Ill
Diplomat Edward Bell Dies in London at 42
Edward Bell of New York counsellor at the American embassy in Peking died today of heart disease. A 15 year diplomat, he served in Egypt Persia Cuba and Tokio and was secretary for the American delegation at the Washington disarmament conference and observer at China Japan talks on Shantung questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Bell
New York
Peking
London Express
Bell
Egypt
Persia
Cuba
Tokio
Washington
Miner John Nosko Dies After Stone Fall In Mine
John Nosko died of injuries from a stone fall in a mine at Dillonville U. He was taken to Martins Ferry hospital in dying condition after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonville
John Nosko
Martins Ferry
Importance of Lew urged on Athens voters
George E. Whipple urges Athens voters to approve a 3 mill school levy in next week's election. The levy funds teacher salaries and operating costs, not a new high school, and does not raise current taxes. Many details on salaries and expenses illustrate the levy’s role in maintaining local school standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George E. Whipple
City Board of Education
Whipple
Ohio University
Athens City
Athens County
Boards of Education
Patsy the Dog Returns to Health After Landlord Fined
Little Johnny Mack of Chicago loved Patsy the dog but the landlord deemed them a nuisance. Patsy was thrown from a window, breaking a leg, and the landlord was fined for cruelty. A veterinarian placed Patsy’s leg in a cast and it is healing, leaving Johnny happy again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Mack
Chicago
Patsy
Johnny
English scientist predicts breaking the atom and energy control
London reports Dr. T. F. Wall of Shoffield University experiments with a “death ray” to direct immense electrical energy at matter. He has projected nearly 700 000 horsepower onto a small object and cautions cooling periods to prevent a dangerous explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. F. Wall
Shofield University
Noow
Wall
Oliver Lodge
North Sea
Murder Suspect Fled With Crippled Girl and Mother
Albert “Red” Holt sought for Policeman Michael Hahnel's murder fled with Holt's lover Margaret Horton and her seven-year-old daughter Leota Horton, who wore a six pound iron brace. Holt, wanted for the Shaker Heights police killing October 17, was captured in Wheeling, West Virginia, nine days later after sheltering them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest I. Lynnner
Cleveland
Leota Horton
Albert “Red” Holt
Leota
Red” Holt
Michael Hahnel
Shaker Heights
Wheeling
Margaret Horton
Red Holt
Holt
Red
Leeta
Emmett Potts
Albert Holt
Woman Speaker to Address Athens Republican Rally
Mrs. George Jolly McMahon will speak at the Athens Republican rally Friday evening October 31. An active organizer, she chairs the Twenty third district women and has served on Richland county Republican committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jolly McMahon
Athens
Republican Party
Republican Central Committee
Richland County
Illinois
Olney
Twenty-third Congressional District
McMahon
Twentythird
Cleveland
Hughes
Harding
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Elyria
Ninety relatives gathered to honor John Wearsch and his wife of Dover on their 60th anniversary. He is 85 and she 79, with a lifetime spent in the eastern part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Wearsch
Dover
Wearsch
Air jet powered Thames boats proposed by inventors
Inventors unveil a boat design using air jets instead of a screw. A three horsepower engine would push a 35 foot vessel eight miles per hour with air expelled from hundreds of holes along the keel. The scheme aims to avoid canal bank damage. Also reported are two medical science milestones from Berlin isolating cancer germs and a bacteria group linked to cancer in animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Berlin
Last Take of Veteran Printer James Hines Passed Away
James Wesley Hines a veteran printer who worked from the Civil War era until weeks before his death died suddenly Tuesday at his daughter’s home 61 Lancaster Street nephritis caused his passing He was born in Carroll Ohio lived in Athens most of his life married Addie Bendur in 1868 one child Mrs William Blackburn and two half siblings He worked in Athens Cincinnati and for The Christian Standard and the Messenger and Herald He started his own shop on Mound Street in 1904 Funeral services set for Thursday at the Blackburn home burial in W Unton Street Cemetery
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James Wesley Hines
William Blackburn
Lancaster Street
Hugh and
Rachel Hines
Carrol
Ohio
Athens
Cincinnati
Addie Bendur
Wiliam Blackburn
Hiram Burt
London
John Burt
Nelsonville
Cornelia Davenport
Rebecca Davis
Albany
Hines
Old Journal
Messenger and Herald
Christian Standard
The
Messenger
Mound Street
Hoe
Methodist Church
Third Party Campaign Buttons Draw Scrutiny
Franklin county Republican chair Harry C. Arnold reports an alleged push to raise funds for the La Follette Wheeler ticket via druggists nationwide. He cites a Chicago method offering druggists 20 percent of button base price, with prices ranging from 25 cents to a dollar. Arnold provides a buttons card and a local pharmacist’s letter for Senate investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William E. Borah
Senate Committee
Harry C. Arnold
Franklin County Republican Executive Committee
Lallette-Wheeler
Chicago
United States
Arnold
Senate
Hold Reserve Troops Tokio Dispatch to China Feared
The Tokyo war office announced plans to send three more companies of troops to China if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
The
War Office
China
Scarlet fever cases rise in Athens city
Two more scarlet fever cases reported in Athens Monday raising the city total to six. Health officer Dr J M Higgins says schools remain a risky setting and urges parents to isolate sick children and consult physicians at first signs of illness.
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Athens
J. M. Higgins
Death of Percy Haughton Ends Columbia's Hopeful Era
Percy Haughton, renowned Harvard coach and architect of the Haughton system, died of heart disease at Columbia University just after guiding Colum bia to a decisive victory over Williams. The 49 year old Boston native had revitalized Columbia as a winning team in his second season, following a storied tenure at Harvard where he led the Crimson to 71 wins in nine years. Uncertainty surrounded the next Columbia game versus Cornell and the remainder of the season.
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New York
Percy
Haughton
Hia
Columbia University
Raat
Columbia
Blue and White
Williams
Harvard
Coeim
Boston
Crimson
Yale
Cornell
Rail traffic hits record carload volume in October
Washington reports a record week as 1,102,236 revenue freight cars were loaded and dispatched for destinations in the week ending October 18. The figure tops the previous high set in September 1923 by 4,843 cars, signaling a strong railroad business.
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Washington
Court Street Speeding Fined Ten Dollars
Howard Britton of Athens pleaded guilty to speeding on Court street and was fined ten dollars after Traffic Officer Nice alleged a 32 mph violation last Saturday night. A. E. Algeo paid five dollars for assault and battery, arrest by Chief Parker after an incident on Lancaster Street.
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L. A. Koons
Howard Britton
Athens
Nice
Britton
Court Street
A. E. Algeo
Eli Junod
Chief Parker
Lancaster Street
Believe Second Killer Is Found In Lorain
Lorain police report the second suspect in the Shaker Heights police murder case is dead after a bridge chase ended with a fall into the river. A drowning man matching Joe Prymas' description was recovered from the Lorain river as Cleveland police head to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Joe Prymas
Michael Hahnel
Shaker Heights
Prymas
Cleveland
Woman Driver Bundles For Manslaughter Bond
Columbus today arraigned Mrs Myrtle Case 30 on a manslaughter charge after her auto struck Frederick Villard 29 causing his death She was released on a 300 bond in municipal court proceedings details indicate the fatal accident occurred in the city Oct 28.
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Columbus
Myrtle Case
Old Liners of Politics Come in for Blows
Senator La Follette denounces old parties for soliciting large contributions from privileged interests while praising a campaign funded by the people. He argues he would take the presidency without obligations to corporations and cites support from mass donations. He also criticizes President Coolidge over tariff commission delays and sugar duties.
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Kenneth Clark
J. N
Jersey City
N. J
Brooklyn
New York State
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
White House
Ta Follette
Ma Hk
Big Melhors
Coolidge
la ¥Ollette
Pals Timore
Tariff Commission
Sugar Trust
la Folletta
Bentwood Works Sold to Southern Pine Lumber Co Plant Expansion Planned
Bentwood Works here have been sold to the Southern Pine Lumber Co of Clarksburg WV. The company announced plans to enlarge the plant. F F Kohler, former head of the concern, said he would retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pine Lumber Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
F. F. Kohler
Benefit show planned by Lorain florists in Oberlin
Lorain area florists plan a two day benefit flow show in Oberlin November 14 and 15 to raise funds for the Oberlin high senior class of seventy to undertake a Washington D C night selling tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain Comery Florists
Hiae
Oberlin High
Washington, D. C
Second Kid Ends Life in a Rage In New York Area
The New York metropolitan area reports two youth deaths within two days. Theodore Chamerit Sky, 18, an art student, killed himself by inhaling gas after an argument with his mother. Valentine Suder, 14, shot herself after being punished by her father.
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New York
New York Metropolitan Area
Theodore Chameritsky
Valentine Suder
Recipes for Canned Foods booklet offered
The Washington Information Bureau announces a booklet titled Recipes for Canned Foods. It lists 200 recipes across soups seafood entrees salads sandwiches and more. Readers may request a copy by sending two postage stamps to the Ath Jen Messenger Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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Ting
Washington
The
Ath J. Oan
Eens Messenger Information
Washington, D
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Arthur Brisbane
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