Farmers Oppose Importing Of Rabbits Into Lawrence County
Resolutions from the June Lawrence County Pomona Grange urge landowners to post property and ban rabbit release to protect crops. The measures, discussed and approved through summer and September meetings, aim to curb depredations on fruit trees and vegetables and to persuade others to join. Signed by GIFFORD PINCHOT, notes a 1925 act defining larceny penalties for farm property theft.
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Lawrence County
Pomona Grange
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Gifford Pinchot
Mitchell pleads not guilty to eight charges at court martial
The accused, Mitchell, repeatedly answers Not guilty to all eight specifications as police and defense clash over the applicable manual. The court adjourns after objections to the trial rules and a request to interview witnesses, with the ruling upheld and the session recessed to Monday.
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Mitchell
Moreland
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Reid
Reil
Col. Winship
Morland
Texas
Robert Howze
Howze
Akron Officers Gain Confession in Brutal Murder
Police say a confession from a teen and another party member confirmed they beat Obermeier and struck his skull with a hammer to conceal the crime. The killer party then burned the bar machine and fled before firefighters found the charred remains Wednesday night.
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Obermeier
Fly Swatting Day shows Tokyo in full swing
Tokyo officials held a fly extermination day with prizes for kills. Citizens responded and 22,900,231 flies were counted as dead by municipal staff. Officials say another extermination day will be held soon. Mrs. M. J. McCord visits sister Mrs. Eva L. Baker, homebound with a sprained ankle.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Fined for Failure to Report Pawned Rings
Albert Scheile manager of an Ohio Loan company in Youngstown was fined $50 and costs in police court for not notifying police that two diamond rings had been pawned with him. The rings belonged to Mrs Edith Howard and were pawned by George Hackley, jailed on a theft charge. Officers Moore and Harper solved the theft and recovered the rings.
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Albert Scheile
Ohio Loan Company
Federal Street
Youngstown
Edith Howard
Negress
George Hackley
New Jersey Officer Kills Thug in Gun Battle
Union City, N J police Lt Emil Fuhrman exchanged fire with seven men on Hudson boulevard. In the gun battle one assailant lay dead and Fuhrman was seriously wounded. The other six occupants were arrested after their car overturned.
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New Jersey
International News Service
Union City
N. J
Emil Fuhrman
Fuhrman
Hudson Boulevard
Smoker and Oyster Supper at K of C Home
Knights of Columbus hosts first fall and winter event at the K of C Home on North Jefferson Street this evening. The oyster supper and smoker is free to members and features a program directed by Lecturer Joe Sulzer.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C
North
Jefferson Street
Joe Sulzer
Lawrence County Scout Executive Endorses Patriot Film
J Lee Calahan Scout Executive endorses The Iron Horse a patriotic photoplay opening at The Nixon Theatre on Monday November 2 for a full week. He will distribute free tickets to one hundred scouts noting Buffalo Bill’s valorous tale and the film’s dramatic history of the Golden West.
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J. Lee Calahan
Lawrence Count of America
Iron Horse
Nixon Theatre
Council
Boy Scouts
Lawrence County
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
William Fox
George Wagner
Col. Cody
Pike’s Peak
The
Golden West
Paris Trials First Moving Sidewalk in 1921 Style
Paris officials trial a moving sidewalk at 15 kmh to ease boulevard congestion. Emile Des Vaux proposed the idea in 1921 to complement a crowded city center. Trials show safety challenges and potential underground station slows. officials expect lower fares than metro and tramways.
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Paris
Emile Des Vaux
Monsieur Desvaux
Baby Peggy and Bronson At Regent For Special Matinee
Baby Peggy stars in Jack and the Beanstalk and Betty Bronson appears in The Golden Princess at the Regent tomorrow. Special matinee for children runs until 5 o clock with admission ten cents. The pictures are especially for children and parents are urged to bring them.
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