Judge Snyder Fines Bootleggers in Liquor Case Rounds
Judge A T Snyder imposed heavy fines on liquor law violators in court. H Bowers of Detroit address fined 750 plus costs, Blair Woodside of NE street fined 600 plus costs. Both jailed until fines paid. Woodside admitted bootlegging, claiming three trips from Detroit with 17 cases of liquor, saying others supplied the goods.
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A. Talmadge Snyder
H. Bowers
F. Tuscaranas St
Blair Woodside
7Th St
Howers
Detroit Hoth
Tices Wise
Woodside
Petrott
Fittete Gooda
Bot
Eles
Detrete
Kowere
Final drive to curb World Court influence amid Senate votes
The Irreconcilables push two new restrictions on the Swanaean resolution to admit the United States to the World Court. Senator Borah proposes limiting Britain to one vote in judge elections, while Senator Moses seeks to bar war to enforce court decisions. World Court leaders urge followers to reject amendments.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Europe
America
Hey
Orah
Idaho
Moses
Hampshire
Borah
Great Britain
Lions Win Silver Cup for Attendance at Civic Luncheon
The Lions club received the silver loving cup for highest attendance at a civic luncheon at the Courtland Hotel. Pred Witter, drive chair, praised business leaders’ support for the Chamber of Commerce membership drive as several hundred volunteers work to sign up new members.
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Lions Club
Chamber F Commerce
Courtland Hotel
Will Daberko
Chamber of Commerce
Pred Witter
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Mailman Held in Wife's Mysterious Death Near Newcomerstown
Harvey Haver 45 of Newcomerstown is jailed in connection with the death of his wife Katharine Haver 45 whose body was found in an abandoned cistern on his father Isaac Haver's farm south of Newcomerstown. She disappeared in December and Haver had filed for divorce on January 18.
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Dover, CO
Harvey Haver
Newcomerstown
Katherine Haver
Isaac Haver
Haver
Brow
Canton Forms New Boxing Commission to Enforce Rulings
Mayor Swarts announced a reorganized Canton boxing commission to oversee professional fights after Monday night’s City Auditorium event. Tom Lennon will chair with Oscar F Prouta as secretary and treasurer, joined by Dr D F Banker Prof G T Parsons James A OReilly L D Blanchard and others. The retiring panel included J H Reifanyder Rush D Hiller Lester Hahn Art Drakenbrod and Dr J B Dougherty. Abe Luntz resigned months ago leaving a vacancy.
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Stanford M. Swarts
Canton
City Auditorium
Tom Lennon
Harrison
Oecar F Prouta
McKinley Av
Sinking Fund Commission
Charce
D. F. Banker
Cleveland Ay NW
G. T. Parsons
16Th
Canton Public Schools
James A. Oreilly
Clarendon
W. R. Zollinger Co
L. D. Blanchard
Fulton Ra
Canton Acme Garage Co
Boxing Commission
State Commission
J. H. Reifanyder
Rush D. Hiller
Lester Hahn
Art Drakenbrod
J. B. Dougherty
Abe Luntz
Jamaica ginger sale ruled a dry law violation in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the contention that possession and sale of Jamaica ginger as a beverage violates dry laws. The ruling overruled George Killiany's appeal from Guernsey County court, which had found him guilty of violating the dry laws by selling Jamaica ginger.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
George Killiany
Guernsey
Five Held as Pay Bandits in Columbus Arrests
Police say five Columbus men Harry Duncan 42 Jack Hayes James Madden 84 Sam Salamony 81 and Edward J Williams 35 are under arrest for the Columbus Delaware and Marion railway payroll theft of 10000 at Marion on Jan 11 and for attempting to steal Morehouse Martens payroll in March Hayes Madden and Salamony face Marion trial for robbery Duncan and Williams may be arraigned in Columbus for attempted robbery at the Morehouse Martens payroll and a Zanesville plant payroll was planned next.
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Columbus
Columbus, Delaware and Marion Railway Company
Marion
Morehouse-Martens
Harry Duncan
Jack Hayes
James 8. Madden
Sam Salamony
Edward J. Williams
Zanesville
Hayes
Madden and Salamony
Duncan
Williams
Italian debt pact signed settles Italy war debt
London January 27 British and Italian debt funding commissions signed the agreement settling Italy's war debt to Great Britain. The signing occurred at 11 40 this morning.
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London
Italy
Great Britain
Pulpit Vacancy At First Methodist Stirs Local National Interest
Local officials decline to confirm or deny Rev J Stanley Shaw as candidate for the Canton Ohio First Methodist pulpit where President McKinley worshipped. The church seeks a prominent figure, with Rev Shaw under consideration and noted for national clout and prior editorial controversy with the Binghamton Press.
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First Methodist Church
United States
McKinley
Canton Daily News
J. Stanley Shaw
Binghamton
RE. A. Rowman
Officeial
Ir. Shaw
New York
Bowman
A. E. Day
L. T. Cool
Day
Shaw
Binghamton Press
Dr. Shaw
Alliance Man Killed by Train at Crossing
George Shank 24 was killed at 7 this morning when the auto he rode was demolished by a Pennsylvania train at the Roosevelt Ave crossing in Salem. He tried to beat the lowering gates. Shank lived at 732 Mechanics and worked for Mullins Body Corporation. He is survived by his widow two children a brother in Alliance and parents in East Palestine.
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Alliance
George Shank
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Cv Crossing
Salem
Shank
Mullins Body Corporation
East Palestine
Gasoline tax receipts reach 1925 eight month total
Columbus reports state gasoline tax collections totaled 8,592,658.34 for the eight months since the tax became effective in 1925. The law went into effect April 18 of that year per state officials.
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Columbus
Ohio loan lenders meet in Columbus at Neil House
Several hundred short term lenders from across Ohio gather at the Neil House in Columbus for meetings of the Ohio industrial lenders association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Neil House
The
Ohio Industrial Lenders Association
Sabo Sentenced to Penitentiary for July Killing
Common Pleas Judge Sowers sentences George Sabo, 42, to 10 to 20 years in the penitentiary for stabbing death of John Koontz in Columbus last July.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Sowers
George Sabo
John Koontz
Veterans To Honor McKinley Memory In Columbus Ceremony
Veterans of the Eighth Ohio Volunteers of the War with Spain meet at the statehouse in Columbus on McKinley’s Birthday Friday Jan 29 to honor his memory and recover lost regimental plots. Events span 3 pm at the monument to across High Street from the Neil House with addresses in Memorial Hall in the evening and a banquet. principal speakers include Charles Dick Edward Vollrath A HK Critchfield Frank C Gerlach W R McCord Thomas M Bell Charles I Schaber and Harry S Quine.
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Columbus
Willam McKinley
Ohio Volunteers
Spain
McKinley
McKinley Monument
Capitol
Highet
Neil House
Senate
Memorial Hall
U. S
Charles Dick
Avon
Edward Vol
J. F. Donze
Charles Edleman
Charles W. Flory
Joseph C. Snyder
Five men escape death as train strikes Nash auto
At Navarre on January 27 Benjamin Scott a New Philadelphia banker and four companions were driving a Nash sedan to Cleveland for an automobile show when they drove onto a track at Main Street crossing. The car was struck by a Cleveland passenger train and the men were thrown into the snow with Scott seriously hurt.
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Navarre
Benjamin Scott
Philadelphia
Oliver
Ray
Eugene Weaver
Warold Crater
Dover
Cleveland
Nash
Famous Club Faces Bankruptcy amid NYC Athletic Club Crisis
New York Athletic Club President Maj. William Kennelly disclosed to the board that a land purchase and new clubhouse obligations have left the club nearly insolvent. The organization faces a rent obligation of $4,259,000 due Oct 1, with only $75,000 on hand, sparking widespread alarm in club circles.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Maj
William Kennelly
Kennelly
Board of Governors
Rioting Feared in Germany on Kaiser Birthday
Berlin—January 27— clashes between communists and ultranationalists were expected as about 250000 unemployed planned a demonstration against the Luther government and Wilhelm II property claims before the former imperial palace. Police prepared to quell any rioting ruthlessly.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Luther
Wilhelm
Imperial Palace
Five Die in Two Tenement Fires in New York
Five people perish in two quick fires in New York tenements. Mrs. Anna Falta 34 and three children Thomas 7 Helen 3 Ann 18 months perished on the third floor of 124 East 190th Street. George Kiseaner died of heart failure while trying to rescue his wife at 2364 Eighth Avenue. Over two hundred residents fled as flames spread through air shafts and forced rapid evacuations.
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New York
Anna Falta
Thomas
Helen
Ann
George Kiseaner
World Court vote raises Klan tied fears in Indiana politics
Analysis notes divided opinions on how World Court entry could affect upcoming Senate reelections. The Ku Klux Klan is cited as stirring anti foreign affiliation sentiment, with threats and partisan use of the issue in campaigns.
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David Lawrence
Canton
Patie
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Diana Senatore
Senat Ha
Hoosier
Klan
World Court
United States
Senate
America
League of Nations
Dolly Madison called a flapper of her day
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman told the Susan B. Anthony foundation that Dolly Madison would be called a flapper today for her frivolous ways. She noted Dolly used rouge dipped snuff played high stake cards while Martha Washington remained quiet and demure.
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Washington
Dolly Madison
Harry Atwood Colman
Mrs. Colman
Susan B. Anthony Foundation
Shortage Charged to Franklin County Engineer Clerk
Columbus jan 27 Carl K E Grubbs a clerk formerly in the offices of the Franklin county engineer is charged by state examiners with a cash shortage totaling 1798.23 dollars in his accounts.
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Columbus
Carl KE. Grubbs
Franklin Co
First Stark County padlock case sets fine record
Judge A W Agier in common pleas court fined John Genda 25 dollars plus costs for breaking into a closed liquor premises under the padlock law. Genda, a non reader, admitted entry at 1800 Bryan Ave BW while a padlock and notice posted. The judge noted higher penalties but sentenced to a modest fine. this is Stark county’s first padlock order prosecution and believed first in the state.
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A. W. Agier
Common Pleas
Starkee
Ohio
John Genda
Gienda
Bryan
Agter
Agler
Genda
Stark Co
Judge Fines Druggist and Confiscates Goods in Liquor Case
Judge Snyder sentenced a registered druggist to a $760 fine and workhouse detainment after pleading guilty to unlawful whisky distribution despite legal prescriptions. The same court fined another man $690 plus costs for transporting and selling whisky. Mrs. Fusco faced liquor law charges but received no sentence due to sympathy over her family’s finances. Other items include a flour miller fined for short measure, a funeral notice for John Richardson, and police reports of a robbery and a shooting incident in Columbus and Middletown.
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Snyder
Woodside
Costa
Caroline Fusco
11Th St SE
Lfe
Six Men Rescued From Sinking British Freighter
News dispatch reports six sailors rescued from a sinking British freighter after a mounting sea disaster in the Atlantic. The incident follows prior losses as the Roosevelt and other ships struggle to reach the drifting Antinae amid snow rain and gale conditions.
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New York
Neptune
Atlantic
United States
Roosevelt
Athlon Pring
George Fried
Mer
Antinae
Tan
Dividend distribution to Ohio farmers in 1925
Columbus January 67. Patronage dividend of $82.99 is being distributed to many farmers of Ohio by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. The dividend reflects savings from Cooperative Purchasing in the last six months ending 1925, with $63,386.26 in fertilizer savings and $18,742.67 on peng. The total dividend paid in 1925 was $159,045.06.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federe
Warning Issued Over Colored Butter Substitutes in Ohio
State Director of Agriculture Charing v True warns retailers and consumers about a fraudulent attempt to market colored butter substitutes in Ohio. The warning notes the product is grossly misrepresented and urges oversight to prevent deception.
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Columbus
State Director of Agriculture Charing v
Ohio
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