Man Shot Near Salem In Self Defense Case
George W. Schall, 28, was killed Tuesday night six miles west of Athens after a dispute with Bedford Shipe, who says he shot to defend himself when Schall drew a gun. Shipe, who surrendered to Sheriff Webster and Deputy Lowrey, faces manslaughter charges with a preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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George Schall
Bedford Shipe
Webster
Lowrey
Daily Messenger
George W. Schall
William Schall
Luhrig
Salem
Athens
Shipe
Stevens
Schall
Chas. Lee
Lee
Sheriff Webster
Frank Lowery
Carl Pfeiffer
J. J. Lane
Nelsonville
Lane
Schail
Theodore Lohse
Pfeiffer
Squire Rose
Grand
Bond
Marshfield
Ezra Rose
Salem Church
Benjamin Farm
Lohse’s
Messenger
E. A. Secoy
Secoy
Infantacy Shipe’s
Theodore Lohse, Jr
West End
Pfeiffers
Lohse
Shipes
Sehall
Newsom
Foster
May Not Go 10 Circuit Court for Winfield Scott Case
Winfield Scott Sr, recently sentenced to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary for embezzlement, will not appeal to the Circuit Court and will serve the term. With good behavior, the sentence could drop to four years and a few months, perhaps sooner with a pardon. The fate of civil actions by Elmer G. Biddison and bondsmen remains uncertain alongside numerous indictments, which may be nolled.
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Winfield Scott, Sr
Ohio
Circuit Court
Scott
Common Pleas Court
Elmer G. Biddison
Civi
Bedford Shipe Cleared In Self Defense Man Slaughter Case
The case against Bedford Shipe ends in dismissal after a self defense ruling. Postmortem findings confirm a .22 caliber bullet struck George Schaull in the chest, leading to his death. Shipe leaves court with family, gun in hand, amid a scene of reconciliation among the Pfeiffer and Lohse families.
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Lane
C. 8. McDougall
Luhrig
Schall
H. T. Lee
McDougall
Foster
Carl Pfeiffer
Shipe
Pfeiffer
Schaull
Theodore Lohse
Squire Rose
Webster
George Schaull
Inlaw
Lohse
Court House
Shipes
Pfeiffers
Lohses
Shipes and Lohses
William Schaull
Barrister Koons Celebrates Birthday With Locked Office Prank
Hon L A Koons marks fifty two with a humorous night indoors. After hours in his new bank building office he found the elevator down and the door stuck. He planned a midnight birthday gathering inviting friends to bring a key. A janitor finally opened the door, ending the lock-in and the party proved a success.
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The
New Bank
Puttig
Jess Grant
Koons
Youth in Boys Clothing Sparks Columbus Police Case
Maude Loomas a 19 year old claiming Beaumont Ohio residence hid as a boy aboard a freight train to reach Columbus. She spoke of a troublesome home life with a drinking father and said she had stolen her brother's clothes. Police pursue leads to identify a missing 14 year old girl named Rena Kreon from Tippecanoe City and a potential meet with a man on West Town street.
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Maude Loomas
Beaumont
Athens County
Ohio
Dyer
Russell Loomas
Columbus
Brehm
Rena Kreon
Tippecanoe City
Wesley Bateman
West Town Street
Loomas
Kreen
Pallas Club Meeting Planned for Sept 29
The Pallas Club will meet on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Price.
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Pallas Club
A. E. Price
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Mipe
Bedford
Squire E. T. Rose
State of
L. A. Koons
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