Two Aviators Detained in Chile Revolt Plot
Edward Orville De Larin and Reid Smith Doyle, North American aviators, are held in Santiago as authorities probe their role in a plot to incite revolt among Concepcion troops. They carried five exiled Chileans from Argentina and face charges over entry papers and possible air route violations.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
Edward Orville de Larin
Reid Smith Doyie
Concepcion
Argentine
de Larin
Doyle
Earhart Plane Ferry Arrests Chilean Revolutionists
The Airplane Friendship carried five Chilean revolutionists from Argentina to Concepcion, Chile, after a failed subversive move among troops. Pilots Edward De Larin and Reid Doyle, once Nurba Air Lines employees, were arrested with the group. The tri motor Fokker, bought by Roger Balet, aimed for a Argentina to Spain flight. De Larin and Doyle are described as North Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Wales
Argentina
Concepcion
Chile
Edward Orville de Larin
Reidsmith Doyle
Roger Balet
Spain
de Larin
Doyle
Double tragedy shocks Chicago family in Armour executive home
Ald rich Van Patten, a wealthy Armour and Company credit manager, shot his wife Maude to death in their apartment and then killed himself. A friend R C Frederick who lives below said Van Patten had worried over unprofitable investments and had threatened self harm on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Aldrich van Patten
Armour and Company
Maude
van Patten
R. C. Frederick
Ready References for Debaters booklet offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger provides READY REFERENCES FOR DEBATERS a booklet for students debating societies and clubs. It lists references to recent periodicals government publications and books for both sides of questions and requests readers to mail six cents to obtain a copy.
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Athens Messenger
Ready References for Debaters booklet request
Information Bureau staff in Washington asks six cents in coins or stamps for a copy of the READY REFERENCES FOR DEBATERS booklet. Address Namie Street, City, State.
Beckley’s Store Looted Again in McArthur
Clothing valued at about 750 dollars was stolen from the J. L. Beckley & Son Clothing Store Monday night after thieves forced a rear door. Authorities seek clues to arrests as prior thefts at local merchants are noted, with similar break-ins reported earlier.
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Main Street
J. L. Beckley & Son
Today ET peer aT Fo By ARTHUR BRISBANE
A scrambled snippet lists Arthur Brisbane essays with bold phrases about war and politics. It mentions Kansas and Maine and references The Rockefeller Homestead in a fragmentary newspaper tease.
Army Worms Invade Lawns in Millions
A New Jersey agricultural scientist says army worms cover newly sown lawns in millions and travel as a marching swarm. Sprinkling lime and arsenic kills worms but also harms birds and deer, raising concern over broader ecological impact. Worms may disappear after a season, offering little reassurance.
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New Jersey Agricultural Department
Insect Destroyer Quest Aimed at Army Worms
The writer questions why chemists from major oil firms cannot develop an inexpensive spray that kills army worms without harming birds or deer. Citing Rockefeller chemists who made a house safe insect killer, the piece asks Teagle Kingsbury and Deterding to produce a pressure spray that blocks worm breathing without excessive vegetation damage.
Hunt for the modern Snark nears with key foes named
The pursuit of the Eighteenth Amendment proceeds with Alfred E. Smith John J. Raskob Dwight W. Morrow and Federal Prosecutor Tuttle among the noted snark hunters, as Governor Roosevelt campaigns this fall.
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Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Dwight W. Morrow
Tuttle
Roosevelt
Oust Miners From Company House Property
Charleston officials monitor tense scene as the Kellys Creek Colliery Company seeks eviction of striking workers from company houses at Ward. Several miners arrested for trespassing. hearings begin Thursday amid fears of possible violence. Company plans to import replacements from Pittsburgh due to a ware dispute.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Kellys Creek
Ward
Pittsburgh
Mal to Detail Bank Reverses Daugherty to Testify
A. R. Mal S. Daugherty president of the defunct Ohio State Bank will recount the bank reverses before the grand jury in Washington. He is brother of former Attorney General Harry Daugherty and will be joined by other bank officials and witnesses including Elmer Junk who disputes a $7500 note. The panel plans to reconvene next week after accountants finish surveying the bank’s books.
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Washington D. H
A.R
Mal S. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Grand Jury
Daugherty
Harry
Elmer Junk
Junk
W. Stanley Paxson
Hearing on demurrer in Athens County school mandamus suits
The demurrer hearing in four Athens County school districts and the Board of Education mandamus suits was completed in Athens Common Pleas Court. Special Judge J M Darby took the case under advisement and plans to rule Wednesday. If sustained, mandamus hearings will proceed. petitions asked education officials to reopen schools closed in South Canaan Willow Creek Hebbardsville and Golden districts.
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Athens County
Athens County Board of Education
Athens Common Pleas Court
J. M. Darby
Vinton County
Darby
South Canaan
Willow Creek
Hebbardsville
Golden
Albany
Tanks Burning in Lima Oil Field Blaze
Lightning struck two large oil tanks in the Lima Lime field causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the flames with 60000 barrels of oil at risk as the blaze continued into the afternoon.
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Lima
O.R
Legge Seeks Protection From Future Wheat Short Sales
Chairman Alexander Legge of the Farm Board urges safeguards against speculative short selling in wheat similar to actions alleged against Soviet Russia. He backs the Grain Futures Act of 1922 as enough to close markets if needed, while lawmakers debate tighter futures controls amid political fallout.
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Legge
Soviet
Russia
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
U.P
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Soviet Russia
Chicago Board of Trade
Hyde
Brookhart
Iowa
Caraway
Arkansas
Representative Fish
New York
Farm Board
Printing Of Election Ballots To Be Contracted
Athens County Board of Elections will receive bids for ballot printing Wednesday at 7 p m. David Johnson clerk said appointment blanks for judges and clerks are being mailed and appointed workers should return clips. The board and the registrar of automobiles office will close Saturday afternoons from now until December 1.
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Athens County Board of Elections
David Johnson
Johnson
Board of Elections
Registrar of Automobiles
Tremor Motor to Visit Athens With Large Ford Plane
The largest airplane to visit Athens, a tri motored all metal Ford valued at 60000 dollars, will arrive at the Athens Airport on U S Route 50 South at 10 a m Wednesday. Local dealer Fred R Beasley will bring the plane to promote aviation and the local field. The craft can carry 15 passengers plus two pilots and is related to aircraft used on trans continental routes and Byrd’s South Pole flight. Initial complimentary flight over Athens and nearby areas will include Mayor R S Wood and other officials. The plane will fly back to its base early Thursday morning.
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Athens
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
Trans-Continental Air Lines
Byrd
South Pole
Beasley
R. S. Wood
Finsterwald
F. R. Beasley
F. J. Beasley
G. K. Bush
Modern Lady Godiva Causes Courtroom Run
In Akron on September 23 a bobbed haired Lady Godiva rode into Squire McIntyre’s Sawyerwood court with two male friends and fled by car. The incident interrupted a quiet session where violators were fined. a tire print suggested she escaped, leaving a case of section 180-36 violations unresolved.
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Akron
U.P
Godiva
Squire Liston McIntyre
Sawyerwood
Squire McIntyre
Athens Mayor Urges Arrests for Traffic Law Violations
Mayor Robert S. Wood directs Athens Police to arrest all traffic law violators after noting widespread speeding and ignoring signals. He cites pedestrians advancing on amber while motorists wait for green, urging stricter enforcement to curb accidents.
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Robert S. Wood
Athens
Wood
Buckeye Kiwanians Leader Visits Athens Club
J Guy O'Donnell governor of the Kiwanians of Ohio spoke at the Athens club last night detailing the civic accomplishments of the local organization in recent years.
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Kiwanians
State of
Ohio
Athens Club
Service Clubs Defended by Ohio Kiwanis Leader
Athens Kiwanis Club hosted J Guy O Donnell Ohio district governor who praised service clubs for community benefits. He cited street signs, pool access for poor children, and $1000 spent aiding crippled children, plus playground equipment. Athens delegates to state convention named with alternates.
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Athens
United States
O'Donnell
Athens Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
George Whipple
Robert Hess
Dwight Rutherford
Toledo
M. D. Worley
R. C. Hopkins
E. J. Quidor
Ohio safety chief addresses national body in Delaware
Thomas P. Kearns, head of Ohio’s Division of Safety and Hygiene, urged the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions to view state action as central to the safety movement. He outlined Ohio’s system and said states must educate employers and workers in accident prevention.
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Wilmington
Del
U.P
International Association of Industrial Accident Boards
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Kearns
Ohio Industrial Commission
Unrest in Ecuador Seen as Threat to Ayora Regime
Reported in Lima that unrest in Ecuador could spark a movement to oust President Isidro Ayora. Visitors who recently toured Ecuador say student protests signal a potentially dangerous situation for the government.
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Lima
Peru
U.R
Ecuador
Isidro Ayora
Wheat Market Attacked Again in Winnipeg Rumor
Winnipeg reports an alleged bid by banks to seize the Canadian wheat pool for 28 million dollars to depress the American Wheat market. Grain men call the rumor fake and say the banks could not obtain funds, with statements expected from the Exchange and pool. James Stewart denied sending the message. the telegraph company says the call was made to them.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
U.P
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Council
Exchange
Chicago
James Stewart
Stewart
Grey-Haired Man Returns To Face 1888 Murder Trial
Tyler report details James Franklin Neeley, 70, arrested in Guntersville Alabama for the 1888 murder of Hiram Cooley. Neeley and brother Tom fled. Tom died years ago. Neeley faces trial under 47 year old Alabama law with possible hanging if convicted. Two witnesses remain alive. Cooley killed after a roadside altercation following remarks about a female relative. Neeley previously worked in rock quarries and now refuses to discuss further.
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Tyler
Tex
James Franklin Neeley
Alabama
Guntersville
Marshall County
Hiram Cooley
Newley Brothers
James
Tom
Tennessee
Neeley
C. Dpd
Scruggs
Jim Cooley
Gunteraville
Kentucky
A. ©. Cooley
Athens County Court of Appeals holds fall session
The Athens County Court of Appeals opened its fall session at the Athens County Courthouse and heard a single case. Harry Milliren of Athens faced a sentence of not less than 188 months of hard labor in the Ohio Penitentiary and a $500 fine for possessing intoxicating liquors in his third offense.
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Athens County Court of Appeals
Athens County
Harry Milliren
Athens
Ohio
Athens County and Townships Share of Gas Tax
Athens County and the townships received a total of 15 500 dollars on Monday as their share of the division of the state gasoline tax. All but 3 500 dollars went to the county with each township getting 250 dollars.
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Athens County
Reopened Peoples' Bank after financing by stockholders
Doors of the Peoples' Bank, closed April 22 after a $130,000 shortage in two officers accounts, reopened for business. The bank is financed by a 100 percent assessment against stockholders. The two officials, A. I. Thompson and W. A. Thompson, are in the penitentiary.
First Athens County GOP meeting set for Thursday
The Athens County Republican Executive Committee will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Athens County Board of Elections offices at the Courthouse to organize and plan the fall campaign.
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Athens County Republican Executive Committee
Athens County Board of Elections
Record Flight Sets Cleveland Newark Mail Route Pace
Cleveland Airport officials announced a new Cleveland to Newark mail record by Pilot Dean C. Smith who, one week after joining the service from the Byrd Expedition, flew 412 miles in 2 hours 51 minutes at 140 mph with 700 pounds of mail. The flight crossed the Hell Stretch over the Pennsylvania Mountains, beating the previous three hour pace.
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Cleveland
U.P— Cleveland
Cleveland-Newark
Dean C. Smith
South Pole
Hell
Pennsylvania Mountains
Death of Ohio public official investigated by coroner
Coroner T C McQuate investigates the death of J Clyde Smith commission secretary and Ohio Public Service Company executive found in the Smith home basement with a bullet wound in his left chest.
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Death Alliance
T. C. McQuate
J. Clyde Smith
Commission
Ohio Public Service Company
Smith
Confessed Kidnapper Doubtful in South Bend Girl Case
South Bend authorities doubt the confession of 40 year old George H. Myers claiming he killed 8 year old Marveline Apple on August 27. They say key details do not match evidence and believe he may be insane. Myers was moved to Michigan City for safe keeping as officials weigh charges.
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South Bend
Michigan City
Ind
UPI
George H. Myers
Marveline Apple
Myers
Sheriffs,office
Glen Thompson
Thompson
Gun Battle Kills Western Maryland Railway President
Maxwell G. Byers, president of the Western Maryland Railway, was killed in a shootout with his vice president D. G. Gray in the Standard Building offices in Baltimore. Gray was hospitalized in critical condition. police provided limited details as crowds gathered outside.
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Baltimore
U.9
Maxwell G. Byers
Western
Maryland Railyway
D. G. Gray
Mercy Hospital
Byers
Gray
Bond
Western Maryland Railway Police
Ballistics Tie Capone Man to Wisconsin Hall Murder
Ballistics linked a pistol seized from Danny Stanton to the Delafield dance hall slaying of Jack Zuta on August 1. Investigators found evidence of multiple weapons, including .38, .48, and a machine gun, in Zuta’s death, suggesting Capone gang involvement. Stanton remains free on bond as police pursue further charges.
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Chicago
U.P
Danny Stanton
al Capone
Jack Zuta
Delafield
Wis
John H. Alcock
Stanton
Zuta
Northeide Aiello-Moran
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Capone
Hornsby Named Cubs Manager by Wrigley
Chicago Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr announces star second baseman Rogers Hornsby will replace Joe McCarthy as manager. Hornsby returns with the team from a costly road trip as McCarthy steps aside, possibly to another major league post.
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Chicago
A.P
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
William Wrigley
Cubs
Hornsby
Wrigley
McCarthy
Louisville
Bankrupt farmer files petition as Fayette bank probes failure
IS BANKRUPT COLUMBUS Sept 23 R James Ford Fayette County farmer and heavy borrower of the Ohio State Bank at Washington D C filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court as Fayette County Grand Jury began investigation of the bank and two others. Ford lists liabilities of 170951 and assets of 99866 with 61685 unsecured claims 71651 accommodation papers and 37614 secured claims.
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Columbus
R. James Ford
Fayette County
Ohio State Bank
Washington, D. H
Fayette
McNeal Fined and Jailed in Athens County Case
Robert McNeal was fined $26 and costs and committed to the Athens County Jail in lieu of payment by Magistrate C H M Porter Tuesday on a charge of intoxication. He was arrested by Constables Joe Jonas and Harry Junod.
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Robert McNeal
Athens County
C. HM. Porter
Joe Jonas
Harry Junod
United Europe Idea Formalized by Briand Group
In Geneva on Sept 28 representatives from 27 European nations under the League of Nations completed the preliminary organization of Aristide Briand's proposed United States of Europe. The meeting set the framework for future discussions and cooperation among member states.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Aristide Briand
United States of Europe
Léague of Nationa
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Nurba Air Lines
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Namie
Beckley
McArthur
Arthur Brisbane
King Peatures Incorporated
Kansas
Maine
Rockefeller Homestead
Mal
Lady Godiva
Buckeye Kiwanians
J. Guy O'Donnell
Ohio Kiwanians
Industry
Canada
Telegram
Cuba
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