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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1926

Page

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Four More Die in Logan Highway Head-On Crash

A head on collision on the Nelsonville road two miles south of Logan killed Mrs. Alice King and injured four others, two seriously. Harry Otis of Columbus and Joe King of Sugar Grove drove their cars into a ditch while attempting to avoid the crash. Deputy Sheriff Peter Barrows and Ambulances rushed the injured to Cherrington hospital amid traffic control at the scene.

Clinton Webs Messenger Logan Nelsonville Road Harry Otis Columbus Joe,King Sugar Grove Harry Os Mrs. Adamus Lawrence Otis Ile Joe King Mahle Otis Nelsontolle Otis Otis Nelsonville Peter Barrows Barrows Seagrass Company Columba Hove Joby Kings Sugar Grove Tie King Pearl Chapel Road Dlder

Tragic love triangle ends in murder and suicide in Kentucky

In Lexington a quarrel over a one carat diamond ring escalates into a murder attempt and death by suicide. Kirtley shot Alma Greg then killed himself after his defeat in a romance with Mona Ringstruck. Local police report the case linked to a 33 year old Ruth Hendrickson and the broader love tangle.

Lexington United Press I . Kirtley Tool Plate Kirtley Toledo Sant Gisham New York Ruth Schaffer Hendrickson Alma Shiek Klvtley Alered Hig Welin Darling Lafayette Hotel Tyondilekson Jett Randy Walter Baubles Hendrickson Butterfly

Fire Strikes Western Prison. Guards Contain Hundreds of Inmates

Walla Walla Washington September reports two new fires at the state prison are suspected arson by inmates. Prisons staff deputies and militia patrols man a protective cordon as 962 prisoners remain in the yard under armed guard. Warden Clarence Long plans rapid transfer of the most dangerous prisoners to the state reformatory at Monnee when feasible.

Western Prison Walla Walla Wiasha State Prison State O Wil Washington Trison Moss Toda Penitentiars Canton Tols Lherty Clarence Long Ed Fitzgerald Buscelo Monee

Air Thrills May Cause Tragedies in Murder Case

Canton reports Louis Mayer and Ben Rindner with Tat McPermott charged with Don Romellitt murder. separate trials likely, final-degree cases possibly in late October per prosecutor B. McClintock. Mayer held in Cleveland on liquor charge. defense ready when state calls.

Canton Louis Mayer Ben Rindner Tat McPermott Don Ro Mellitt Mayer Cleveland Tarer B. McClintock

Sacco Vanzetti case to be reopened this month

Boston dispatch reports the Sacco and Vanzetti case will move toward a new trial as judge Thayer weighs a motion based on a purported new confession by an Italian suspect, with Madetroa Makeiros linked to the proceedings and Governor Fuller delaying execution to October 27. The article notes international appeal, broad defense funds, and extensive legal support.

John T. Mouloux Boston Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti South Braintree Mass Cortumese Criestino Madeiros Sacco Vanzarttl Thayer Talkan Dedham Goston Madetrag Hes A Youth Dramtrea Vanzett Fuller Madetras Sacco-Vanzetti Jleading United States Massachusetts France Italy Germany England Misamilian Larden Count Bernstartt Anatole France Moin Hro Main Rolland Heiri Barcbussy Lerat Willun G. ‘Thompson Massachusetts Barys Association Harvard Law School

Three Witnesses Named in Rev Wheeler Hall Murders Case

Somerville New Jersey authorities announce a third eye witness in the 1922 Fair Mills murders. The witness may tie to a taxi driver dubbed A I who was with a woman at the scene. Prosecutor Alexander Simpson presses to break alibi claims as arrests loom.

Somerville N. J U.R New Jersey Edward Wheeler Hs Eleanor Mills Phillins Farm New Trunswick John J. Underwood Alexander Simpson A. I Red Bank Fair Mills Frances Stevens Hall Willie Stevens Henry de la Mruyer Carpender

Aged mother kills daughter then dies to aid son in law

In Louisville Kentucky an elderly mother Mary Tichliter 65 killed her daughter Hazel and then committed suicide to secure life insurance for her son-in-law Charles McMahan who was hospitalized in critical condition. Police and the physician who attended McMahan reported the suspected motive centered on insurance proceeds.

Louisville U.P Charles McMahan Mary Tichliter Hazel

Old Mystery Case Never Cleared Up

Ravenna Sept 4 Miss Polta Jones died at Portage county home ending the mystery of her birth. Records say a young woman left a baby named Delia Jones at the institution in 1840 and never returned, leaving the case unsolved.

Ravenna Polta Jones Portage County Delia Jones

Labor Day Message from Billy Green AFL President

William Green urges vigorous union campaigns on Labor Day stressing organizing drives for all wage earners and a non partisan AFL political push. He notes unions with active membership drives gain members while passive officers fail to expand.

Billy” Green The Federation William Green American Federation of Labor NEA Service the Messenger INKON Wreqa America

Mother of Rhoades Faints at Funeral Scene

Meigs murder two killers Richard Rhoades and John Hedrick were buried after State executions. Richard Rhoades, 29, was mourned at Mason City Methodist church where witness Dana Smith and Dave Terrell served as pallbearers. Hedrick’s service followed at Mt Harmon church two miles from Five Points. The pastor spoke briefly of Rhoades’s life noting he was a French campaign veteran. He fainted multiple times as Halte Rhoades expressed grief.

Martha F. Thompson Pomeroy Meigs Richard Rhoades John Hedrick Mason City Dana (Lert) Smith Dave Jersey George Hinka Kaul J. Finsterwald W. Young Geathart Rhoades Halte Rhoades Khl Ernest Rhoades Ernst Rhoadey Rich McCumber Gearhart France John Ernest Henry Clarence Branson Hatina Anna Trace West Virginia Wiliam Stillwagner Athoades MT. Harmon Hedrick Washington, D. C Jame United States

Weather outlook shows midweek showers in Ohio Valley

The forecast for September 6 to 11 calls for mostly fair weather in the Ohio Valley on Monday and Thursday with possible showers in Eastern Tennessee Monday. Showers likely in Ohio Valley Wednesday or Thursday and in Tennessee a day later. Temptatures near normal except above the midweek.

Washington Ohio Valley Tennessee Ohio

Storms Sweep Midwest With Heavy Rain And Damage

Storms continue to sweep the Midwest with three to nine inches of moisture in the past three days. High winds and electric storms caused damage across Nebraska Iowa Illinois and surrounding areas with early estimates of about 200000 in Nebraska and over 500000 in Illinois.

Chicago Middlewest Nebraska Iowa

Woman predicts dry Congress victory in 1926 campaign

Ella A. Hoole of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union prophesies a dry Congress and the defeat of state prohibition laws, urging continued anti liquor enforcement as a key victory in Missouri’s 1926 campaign alongside Senator James Reed’s stance.

Evanston James Reed Missouri Ella A. Hoole Women’s Christian Temperance Union Dry Congress

Fire too hot even before he was dead

Newark dated September 4 report that D. L. Hankinson, 40, a farm laborer, admitted he planned to kill himself with fire but the blaze grew too intense and he escaped. Sheriff Volgermeyer said the confession came during the probe of a mysterious fire that destroyed an abandoned tenant farmhouse on the Carey Evans farm near Newark.

Newark U.P D. L. Hankinson F. H. Volgermeyer Licking County Sherif Carey Evans Here

Sixteen Die as Gas Blast Levels Oklahoma Mine

In Oklahoma near Tahona a gas explosion at the Superior Smelters mine killed sixteen miners, fifteen recovered by late afternoon. Inspectors say pockets blasted by dynamite the night before caused the blast. Most victims were men with large families. three men escaped. Rescue squads describe a scene of horror inside the wrecked mine.

Tahona Ola Superior Smelcless Con Company

Girls Abducted and Flogged Return After Abduction

Two popular society girls Miss Stone and Miss Frick were abducted by three men on a downtown Bristol street. They were driven to an abandoned hut three miles away where they were flogged with leather straps and left to walk home bloody with deep welts. Police described the attack and launched a county-wide search with descriptions of the assailants and vehicle.

Bristol Lily Siick Miss Stone Miss Frick

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