Second Gang Shooting Victims Die In Chicago Violence
Chicago reports confirm two more deaths from the Jeep Street gang battle. Joe Ferraro died after being shot twice in the back, and Tony Lombardo was killed instantly. Bodyguard Joe Lolardo, uninjured, remains silent amid police questioning as Lombardo’s security cadre endures the underworld code.
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Chicago
U.A
Joe Ferraro
Tony Lombardo
Joe Lolardo
Lombardo
Ferraro
Olardo
Erraro
Lolardo
Fire destroys school house in Logan township
Fire believed incendiary destroyed the two story Monday school between Monday and Longstreth in Hocking County about 1 am. The old bell that summoned pupils for over 40 years fell silent for the September term. 75 to 80 pupils were housed at the school previously. arrangements were made to relocate students to the United Brethren Church and a Longstreth dwelling. Robert Thomas is principal. board members include Jack Gears Joe Smart Frank Johnson Tom Spencer Charles Lanning and W E James as clerk.
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Logan
Board of Education
Longstreth
Ward Township
Hocking County
Jack Gears
Gears
United Brethren Church
Robert Thomas
Joe Smart
Frank Johnson
Tom Spencer
Charles Lanning
W. E. James
Two Fitted in Court of Porter
William Kirkendall of Albany and Isaac Forest of Cincinnati faced charges of drunkenness in Justice of the Peace Carl Porter court. Each was fined 25 dollars and costs. Kirkendall could not pay and was jailed until paid, while Forest paid and was released. Forest was arrested at Athens Tourist Cabin and Kirkendall on New Marshfield road. arrests were by Constable Dalton and Deputies Kingett/Dalton and Chief Parker.
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William Kirkendall
Albany
Isaac Forest
Cincinnati
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Kirendall
New Marshfield Road
Harry L. Dalton
Wayne Kingett
Forest
Athens
Dalton
Herb Parker
Kirkendall
Robinson arrives in Woringon for speeches on religious freedom
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic vice presidential nominee, arrived in Richmond Virginia on September 10 preparing to speak tonight on religious freedom after breakfast with Governor Byrd and meetings with state political leaders.
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Richmond
Joseph T. Robinson
Byrd
Rising Chicago tennis star Lott eyed as future national great
Chicago 22 year old George Lott earns high praise in the east for his notable play and prospects as America's top player in coming years. Lefty Grove of the Athletics struck out three Indians in nine pitches during a Philadelphia game. In Ravenna, Sept 10 two Akron flyers were hospitalized after a Brady airport crash. Wilbur Meier, 27, pilot and Roy Herman, 25, passenger, were injured when the motor stalled after takeoff to 260 feet. Bystanders aided but extraction took about a half hour.
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George Lott
Chicago
East
America
Ravenna
Akron
Brady
Wilbur Meier
Roy Herman
Lenigar Dies After Motorcycle Crash Near Haydenville
Roy Lenigar a Haydenville resident, 25, died at his home after a motorcycle crash near Wolf's Basin in Hocking County Saturday. He had ridden from a Haydenville garage, was taken to a Haydenville doctor, then to hospital. officials say internal injuries and possible lung rupture caused death about 8:30 PM. Funeral services scheduled for Haydenville Episco. Church and burial at Haydenville. The incident occurred as the front fender reportedly caught in the wheel spokes during a rapid ride. The report notes the Sandusky United Brethren convention met in Logan with Hoover endorsement discussions.
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Logan
Wolf’s Basin
Hocking County
Roy Lenigar
Haydenville
Stout
Lenigar
Valle Throcen
Alianes
Senigat
Joe Farr
Lancaster
Keann
Lensgar
Hay
Denville
HoGdlet
No Deductions for Hocking County Teachers Retirement Fund
Logan reports teachers in Hocking County were told by W. E. Kershner secretary of the retirement board that no deduction from the first month’s salary is needed for the retirement fund. Previously a one dollar deduction from each teacher’s first month’s pay was used for the expense fund, which is now adequate for current needs.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. E. Kershner
National Singles Championship Opens With 64 Players
Sixty four tennis players from nine nations entered the National Singles Championship Tournament opening today on the West Side Courts at Forest Hills. Pierre Charles, the Belgian heavyweight, displayed skill with three instruments the piano harmonica and accordion. James J. Bush, once a three sport star at the University of Wisconsin, entertained Gene Tunney before the retired champion left for Europe.
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Forest Hills
Pierre Charles
Wisconsin
James J. Bush
Gene Tunney
Europe
University of Wisconsin
Logan Briefs Local social and travel notes
Logan society items list residents traveling to Cleveland Titusville Pa and Columbus for visits and events. Notables include Mr. and Mrs Clair Stettler and son leaving for Cleveland after an extended Logan visit with Mrs Leyshon. Others travel to Titusville and Columbus while clubs plan a dinner at Mrs Belle Hyson’s home and attendees hear Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt address at a Methodist conference.
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LOGAN
Clair Stettler
Cleveland
Belle Hyson
Anthony Toerner
Frank Harden
Clinton Welch
Columbus
Thy
Moorehead
L. F. Hammond
Toledo
Pandas
Cherrington
Edward Godfreys
Springfield
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Ohio Methodist Conference
C. H. Keynea
Capital City
Rusackl James
Fined $5 for threats against Rev Owens in Nelsonville case
Noah Guess was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Magistrate E. E. Bright on charges of threatening the Rev. Owens in Nelsonville. Guess was arrested at his Green Township home after Deputy Sheriff L. F. Hammond served the warrant. The clergyman had gone to Band Run to hold services when the threats were alleged.
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Logan
Noah Guess
E. E. Bright
Owens
Nelsonville
Band Run
Guess
Green Township
L. F. Hammond
Marriage Licenses for Ofer Westenbarger and Ross Smith Couples
Two marriage licenses issued for J Bart Ofer 20 laborer of Vinton marrying Blanche Westenbarger 16 student of Logan and Wilson Ross 26 farmer of Laurelville marrying Dora Smith 20 teacher of Laurelvile. Rev Laird and Rev Frederick Brown officiated respectively.
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J. Bart Ofer
Vinton
Harley Oller
Blanche
Westenbarger
Logan
Nelson
Laird
Wilson Ross
Laurelville
Harry Ross
Dora Smith
Laurelvile
Arthur Smith
Frederick Brown
King of the Philadelphia rum raid named
The title of king of the Philadelphia rum raid has been conferred on Zhaxino Book Hall by District Attorney Monashan who is directing the Philadelphia cleanup. Siloff purchased machine guns and bulletproof vests from Edward H. Goldberg, munitions expert, the hitters told Philadelphia authorities.
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Philadelphia
Zhaxino Book Hall
Monashan
Siloff
Edward 8
Goldberg
Resume Services at Church Here Sunday
First Christian Church resumed all regular morning and other services yesterday. Reg ular attendees reported good turnout. Mr. Charley said true spiritual rest rests on a forgiven yesterday a consecrated today and a hopeful tomorrow, with peace and satisfaction found in Jesus Christ.
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Honest Heart
Two railroad workers killed after stepping into path of train
Elyria reports Michael Kilbane of Cleveland and John Tronin of Massachusetts were killed near Shawnee, five miles east, when they walked into the path of the Interstate Limited.
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Elyria
Michael Kilbane
Cleveland
John Tronin
Massachusetts
Shawnee
Here
Interstate Limited
Catholics Leave Sydney After Eucharistic Congress
Thousands of devout Catholics returned home as the Twenty Ninth Eucharistic Congress ended in Sydney New South Wales with attendees departing.
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Sydney
Kiel HoldUp Man Detained After Grocery Reign of Terror
A masked gunman, unidentified, robbed two customers and the store manager of a Detroit chain grocery today. He fled in a car with three revolvers but was pursued by police cars and overtaken, with presumed fatalities reported by authorities.
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KIEL
Detroit
Inne
Woman jailed in shooting of Buck McKnight
New Lexington Sept 10 Mrs Hazel Lanning 33 daughter of coal operator H H Essex held in Perry county jail for investigation in connection with a shooting at New Straitsville. Sheriff says Lanning shot Walter Buck McKnight in the hip with an 88 caliber revolver. McKnight's condition is not serious. A companion with Lanning was released and says McKnight and the others attacked her but the gun discharged accidentally amid a scuffle. Lanning’s estranged husband was involved in prior charges.
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New Lexington
UAH
Hazel Lanning
H. H. Essex
New Straitsville
Perry County
Harley McNabb
Lunning
Walter
Buck) McKnight
McKnight
Plan Addition for Local Salvation Army Headquarters
Architect William E Mills of Nelsonville draws plans for a meeting hall extension on West Union Street to be added to the Salvation Army headquarters. The campaign to raise 3500 dollars is nearly funded with about 800 dollars still needed as of Saturday’s meeting chaired by Lt W Roberts.
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William E. Mills
Nelsonville
Salvation Army
West Union Street
Salvation Army Board
Salvaton Army Board
Lt. W. Roberts
Elkins To Pay for Damages in Nelsonville Crash
Gerald Copgrove of Pickerington owns a Chevrolet touring car that hit Fred Elkins’ Dodge sedan in front of Charles Dalton grocery. Nelsonville Traffic Officer Wilson Ator will determine fault. Elkins agrees to pay damages and expenses for Congreve family over the weekend stay.
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Gerald Copgrove
Pickeringston
Fred Elkins
Charles Dalton
Nelsonville
Elkins
Wilson Ator
Congreve
Dyspepsia Diet Advice from Magnesia Remedy
An old cautionary note promotes alkaline Magnesia powder as a quick fix for stomach trouble and excess acidity. It claims strict diets are unnecessary, saying a small amount after meals neutralizes acids, relieves gas and pains, and that the product is widely available with a money back guarantee.
Puzzle answer hints for golf themed wordplay
The fragment lists terms HAM HIM AIM 4BM AND plus BRE Hue EGG. It appears to be a word puzzle outputting related letter pairs or clues without a clear event or person names. The readable items suggest a set of short, varied terms rather than a coherent news item.
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Ham
Him
AIM
Bre
Hunt Three Holdup Men at Columbus
Columbus police hunted three men after a daytime hold up in which they struck Harry Masser of Bexley, a Continental Development Co. employee, and stole jewelry and cash totaling about 2624. Two suspects were armed. loot included a diamond scarf pin, a diamond ring, a wristwatch, and various currencies.
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Columbus
URR
Harry Masser Bexley
Continental Development Company
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