Bettty Haywood shot as liquor squad members held
In Lorain Ohio Betty Haywood 22 lay in a hospital with a bullet in her head after a private car was fired upon by three men. Mayor Standen's liquor squad members Frank Klady Louis Cicco and Walter Knitter were jailed as authorities investigate the shooting and the conduct of the squad. Haywood said his wife warned the trio that they were hold up men and fled with his daughter and others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U.P
Betty Haywood
J. C. Standen
Richard Haywood
Haywoods
Elyria
Frank Klady
Louis Cicco
Walter Knitter
George Carson
Haywood
Carson
Cheo
Klady
Knitter
Cieco
Cicco
Miss Haywood
Theodore Walker
Standen
R. A. Stack
Train schedule changes take effect on Baltimore and Ohio
Revisions to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad timetable begin Sunday September 30. East bound trains from Athens include No. 4 at 6 48 p m No 22 at 2 38 a m and No 12 at 1 14 p m. West bound No 21 leaves at 4 14 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens
Polly Lauder Travels With Stranger’s Attire Aboard
Mary Josephine Polly Lauder fiancee of Gene Tunney sailed on the Saturnia with a suitcase containing a strange man’s evening clothes. The unusual collection accompanied her luggage as the ship departed New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Mary Josephine
Polly” Lauder
Gene Tunney
Who's Who In the Movies Overview and History
A glimpse into the movie industry covers film history and production processes as well as distribution systems. It notes industry growth and includes references to star profiles and entertainment features in a historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indust
Tod ‘Entetanins
LY Paper
Logan Chosen as Next Ohio Knights of Pythias Convention Site
The Ohio Grand Lodge wrapped its annual meeting in Cleveland selecting Logan Ohio as next year’s convention site, with Toledo having bid. James J. Dunn of Cleveland was installed grand chancellor succeeding Charles B. Root. Dunn was honored at a joint Pythian reception, and Fred E. Brumel of Cleveland was endorsed for supreme vice chancellor with the national vote next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Toledo
Ohio Knights of Pythias Lodge
James J. Dunn
Cleveland
Fred E. Brumel
Ohio Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Logan, O
Ohio Grand Lodge
Charles BE. Root
Newark
Dunn J
Pythian ‘Knights
Pythian
Cleveland Atttorney
Supreme Lodge
Son of President Involved in Car Crash at New Haven Crossing
John Coolidge son of President Calvin Coolidge was riding in Governor Trumbull’s car when another vehicle struck them in New Haven. Both occupants of the other car, Wilfred Veno and his mother Mary Veno, were fatally injured or seriously hurt. Police questioned the trio at the scene. a preliminary investigation with subpoenas was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Calvin Coolidge
John
Trumbull
Wilfred Veno
Mary Veno
Veno
John Coolidge
James Corrigan
William Cunningham
Promises Smith Will Strictly Enforce Prohibition
Franklin D Roosevelt told 6000 Georgia voters in Atlanta that Governor Alfred E Smith would enforce dry laws to satisfy Anti-Saloon League officials if elected. He said bootleggers preachers and WCTU members oppose the Democratic nominee and align with Republican loyalist Ben Davis who is identified as a Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Alfred E. Smith
Anti-Saloon League
Roosevelt
Smith
White’ S
Coolidge
Ben Davis
Davis
Buchtel Parents Plan Organizing Meeting for PTA
In Buchtel a meeting to organize a Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the Opera House at 7 o clock Friday evening. Mrs B H Bing of Athens will assist the effort and delegates will be sent to the State PTA Convention in Athens October 3 5 with nationally known speakers on the program. All Buchtel parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Opera House
H. Bing
Athens
Train kills woman at crossing in Youngstown
An unidentified woman, aged 25 to 30, died after being struck by an Erie passenger train at a crossing in Youngstown. Police report she began crossing before gates lowered while awaiting a west bound freight, then was hit by a fast coast bound passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Erie
Athens County Teachers Prepare for Institute and PTA Banquet
Athens County teachers and principals are invited to the state Portal meeting and banquet next week. Schools will dismiss Thursday and Friday to allow attendance at the PTA program. The Athens County Teacher's Institute is set for Friday October 6 at 9:30 a.m. in the County Courthouse with remarks by John L. Clifton George Morris and L. F. Miller. Elections for institute president and secretary will occur alongside dispatch of delegates to the Southeastern and Ohio State Teachers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
C. C. Bird
State Portal Teacher Association
Parent, Teacher Association
H. R. McVay
Athens County Teacher's Institute
Athens County Court House
McVay
Southeastern Ohio
8S. H. Bing
John L. Clifton
George M. Morris
L. F. Miller
Athens County Institute
Southeastern
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Lucy Belle Evans
National Guard to Quit Florida Relief Effort
National Guard units began gradual restoration of control in hurricane stricken Florida areas to civic authorities. Coast guardsmen aiding relief returned to stations. West Palm Beach officials targeted profiteering in rentals food and clothing with emergency measures passed. Red Cross relief continued as rains abated and roads opened. Trucks delivered food clothing and tents.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
U.P. —National Guard
Florida
Red Cross
Lake Okeechobee
Borah Attacks Smith and Raskob Over Eighteenth Amendment
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho pressed his campaign for the Republican National Ticket at a convention hall. He assailed Governor Alfred E. Smith and John Raskob, calling the Eighteenth Amendment a damning affliction and ridiculing Smith's enforcement stance while defending immigration laws and criticizing Tammany Hall as Burr-era corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.R
William E. Borah
Idaho
Charles Curtis
Alfred E. Smith
John Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Borah
Smith
United States
Prohibition
Tammany Hall
Dity
New York
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Tammany
Vacation Farm Prison Claim Emerges in Ransom Case
Assistant State's Attorneys Hoffman and Mueller disclosed evidence that a farm near Chicago sheltered Billy Ranieri for 13 days and functioned as a prison for at least ten other boys held for ransom by a Mafia extortion ring. A paroled convict, Angelo Demelec, testified the boys were kept there under the guise of vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Samuel Hoffman
Charles J. Mueller
Billy Ranieri
Hoffman
Mueller
Angelo Demelec
jJoliet
Will County
Raids At Bat's Nest Uncover Large Still In Logan
Federal state and county officers raided the Bat's Nest near Jobs in Logan Tuesday night. They reported finding a seventy five gallon still five barrels of mash and two cases of beer. Owners were absent during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Myers Resigns as Ohio University Director for Connecticut Post
Dr. Alonzo F. Myers resigns as Director of Teachers Training at Ohio University and principal of the Rufus Putnam Training School to join Connecticut as State Director of Teachers Training. He will also direct a Yale summer program, with duties across four state colleges, effective by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Alonzo F. Myers
Ohio University
Rufus Putnam
E. B. Bryan
Myers
Dr. Myers
President Street
School of Music
West Union Street
Athens
the Plains
Bryan
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
W. C. T. U. Convention Opens at Athens Church
The W. C. T. U. convention opened at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens with delegates welcomed by Mrs Jennie Triipp and responses from Mrs Laura Spencer. Reports from unions and officers followed, led by Mrs Lillian Burt from Columbus and with musical interludes by Athens Ladies’ Quartette. Elections of officers were planned for the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Leadbetter
Glouster Union
Jennie Triipp
Athens Union
Laura Spencer
Nelsonville Union
A. O. Sloane
Lucille Linscott
Amesville Union
Arthur Hunter
Athens
Lucille Ligscott
Lillian Burt
Columbus
Burt
Tette
Willebrandt Campaign Speeches Tied to Bureau Authority
Mrs Mabel Willebrandt assistant United States Attorney General travels back to Washington with full authority from the Republican Speakers Bureau to campaign for Herbert Hoover. She denying freelance role cites Governor Smith as source of campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Mabel Willebrandt
United States
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Willebrandt
Smith
Speakers’ Bureau
U.P
Inter-Campaign Council
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Franklin Fort
George Moses
New York
Driver escapes unhurt after Grosvenor crossing train crash
Elza McGraner of The Plains drove onto tracks at the Grosvenor crossing noon Tuesday. The car was wrecked but McGraner crawled free as a slow-moving train stopped. A passing motorist took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor Crossing
Elza McGraner
the Plains
McGraner
Mr. McGraner
Plains
Local Music Hall Audition Judges Named Tonight
Judges for the 7 o'clock local audition at Music Hall were announced by Miss Joy Cutler. The panel includes Mrs Alma Tompkins Miss Melvin Danielson director of Public School Music at Ohio University and Prof C D Giauque. Six entrants have filed. one boy and one girl will advance to the Southern Ohio audition in Columbus October 19. Contestants may broadcast from radio station WAIU. Only contestants judges local committee and those with arrangements will attend.
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Music Hall
Joy Cutler
Alma Tompkins
Melvin Danielson
Public School
Ohio University
C. D. Giauque
Miss Cutler
Southern Ohio
Columbus
WAIU
Smith Campaign Reveals Source of New Whisper
Democratic managers disclose an accusation reportedly from Lois Pinney Clark alleging Alfred E. Smith appeared intoxicated at a boys camp. Clark would name her source only to a joint Democrat Republican investigating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wa.r
Alfred BE. Smith
Lois Pinney Clark
Brooklyn Women's Constitutional
Hoover- Curtis
Brooklyn
Smith
Democratic Committee
Miss Clark
New York State
East Side
Belle Moskowitz
Ida B. S. Woodruff
Brooklyn Committee
Kidnapping Amid Kenosha Strike Goes Unfolding
Harold Henderson, a knitting mill employee, was kidnapped near Kenosha, Wisconsin, as a strike at Allen A. Knitting Mills entered its sixth month. Marie and Olga Henderson witnessed the abduction after a struggle that left Marie wounded by a gun hit. Police believe the act is part of a violent flare against workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
U.R
Harold Henderson
Henderson
Marie
Olga
Marie Henderson
Allen A. Knitting Mills
Red Cross Maintains $5 Million Hurricane Relief Request
Washington Sept 27 The American Red Cross will stand on its original request for 5 000 000 to care for the injured and homeless and for rehabilitation work in hurricane areas of Florida and Porto Rico Ten more Durees will be sent to Porto Rico from New York Saturday to assist in the sanitation program launched by disaster relief director Henry Allen Akesy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
American Red Cross
Florida
Porto Rico
New York
Henry Allen Akesy
Grand Jury Returns 16 True Bills in County Indictments
Pomeroy reports the Grand Jury found 16 true bills after examining witnesses. Indictments include impersonating an officer and assault with intent to rob three men tied to a Athens Pomeroy highway hold up, plus charges against others for shooting with intent to kill and abuse of minors. Jury urges competitive bidding for supplies and cautions on county spending.
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Pomeroy
PY Lewis Latton
Leroy H
William Phillips
Athens-Pomeroy
Newark
John M. Black
George Kettle
Jesse
Wiley White
Bart Wise
Theodore Whitting
World Wheat Crop Increase Predicted
The London Grain Seed and Oil Reporter predicted a rise in the world wheat crop for 1928-1929. The report pegs the total at 643,000 quarters, up from 529,904,000 in the prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.R
London Grain Seed and Oil Reporter
Farmer Albert Fox Died After Horse Kick
Albert Fox aged 46 a farmer near Eden was fatally injured when kicked by a horse dying shortly after from a broken neck authorities said in Bryan on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A.r—Albert Fox
Northeast of Eden
Lost Paint Shipment Mystifies Middleport Resident
Middleport on September 27 reports Taylor Grogan lost seventy five pounds of paint from his truck after a quick detour near Locust. He retraced the route within minutes but could recover only part of the consignment.
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Middleport
Taylor Grogan
Lincoln and
Pearl Streets
Locust
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Wreck
AL Smith
Anti- Saloon League
P. T. A. Sessions
National Guard
Oklahoma Department of the American Legion
Rey Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Legion
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Legion
France
Censors
Port Clinton
Ohio
Angola
Indiana) Normal School
Columbia University
Athens Church
Horace Mann
Hoover
New Whisper
Meigs County
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