Rumor and raid shake Ohio University campus
A raid at Ohio University is tied to rumors of liquor violations and alleged warrantless searches. Horton faces charges as the case unfolds with statements about a supposed search warrant and involvement of Probst, Holcomb, and other officials. The incident is described as a tempest in a teapot amid student drinking concerns and university affairs.
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A. Pet
John R. Holcomb
Horton
Dale
Holcomb
Probst
McDonald
Ohio State Univarsity Board of Trustees
Onahey
Banda
Satani
Volants
United States
Ohio State
University Atudant
Pheyiné
University of
One Thin Woman Gained Ten Pounds In Twenty Days
An advertisement proclaims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple, tasteless, sugar coated remedy that helps weight gain. It claims one woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and markets sixty tablets for sixty cents with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to ask Daugherty's Drug Store or any druggist for the product.
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McCoy
Andy
Daugherty’s Drug Store
McCoy’s
Few Good Laws Passed Delegates Report
Delegates say few good laws have been enacted, criticizing the highway department and praising Gov. Pinchot for development of power. They oppose reappointing Volstead Act provisions, urge tariff information gathering for Congress, and condemn the autocratic school system led by Supt Finnegan with bureaucratic control in Harrisburg and rising education costs.
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Hein
Highway Department
Pinchot
Federal Department of Education
Tariff Commission Iba
Congress
Finnegan
Harrisburg
Noe
Rhoda the City Woman and the clash of body and soul
Rhoda, a sophisticated city girl admired by artists and poets, is accused of provoking jealousy and scandal in a village. The tale follows her intense encounters with Paul and Dick Towers, a violent act, and a lifelong struggle between desire and virtue, ending with Rhoda labeled as a victim of heredity.
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Rope Davidson
Rhoda
Michael Arleh
Sha
Chela
Paul
Dick Towers
Paul Jones
Grange Condemns Education Dept and Seeks Reform
Local districts face constrained powers while state education officials expand expenses and staffing. A call for legislative investigation and a return to supervisory, not autocratic, control echoes through debates on consolidations and costly building programs. The Johnstown Grange ended its three day convention with a united vote thanking the city for hospitality and endorsing resolutions to compensate farmers for game damages and urge favorable Chamber of Commerce recognition.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvenia
Commonwealth
Johnstown
Newshboy
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commeres of
Mons’ter P. H. Dewey
Gaines
State Grange
Big liquor cache on Fla schooner seized
In West Palm area Mia Dee Wade and W J Bennett aboard a 40 foot schooner seized with 600 cases of imported liquor. Deputies say the party was in custody of the sheriff's office. The case details were not fully disclosed.
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Fla
West Palm Area
Mia
Dee. V. Wade
W. J. Bennett
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Deputies
Sealed cargo raid alleged near Jupiter inlet
Reported last night inletside incident as men allegedly tried to land cargo at dusk near Jupiter inlet. Local authorities said they caught the men, details scarce.
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Adack
Jupiter Inlet
Stone Faces the Gallows for Murder of Two Girls
Los Angeles December 11. S. C. Stone a 60 year old watchman and stepfather of actor Jack Hoxie was executed after a jury found him guilty of murdering May Martin aged 12 and Nina Martin aged 8. The sisters disappeared August 23 1924 and their bodies were found in a hill grave in February. The prosecution said Stone held the girls prisoner for several days and a rouge box belonging to a child was found in his room.
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Los Angeles
S. CG. Stone
Jack Hoxie
May Martin
Nina
Stone
Col Mitchell Scores Again In Central American Foothold Claim
Washington Dec 11 A wartime hearing presented War Department records confirming Col Win Mitchill's assertion that foreign aircraft concerns have gained a foothold in Central America within striking distance of the Panama Canal. Major George W Strong introduced the documentary evidence at the martial of the flying colonel.
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Washington
INS
Col. Win. Mitchill
Panama Canal
War Department
George W. Strong
German Austroconcern enters Central America flying
The piece notes a German Austro con cern now engaged in commercial flying in Central America. Col Mitchell accuses War Department negligence and indifference for allowing foreign interests a foothold near the canal. A bill would fix a sliding scale for coal prices.
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Jtc
Central America
Col. Mitchell
War Department
Bill to End Coal Strikes Announces Plan
Rep. George F Brumm of Pennsylvania announced today in Washington that he would push a bill to end coal strikes. The statement signals congressional action aimed at resolving ongoing labor disruptions in the coal industry with proposed legislative measures.
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Washington
George F.brumm
Penn Sylvania
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