Court discharges receiver and halts auction
The common pleas court discharged Jack J Spanitan as receiver for Emory Jewelry store assets in Scioto County after finding the public auction should be discontinued. Edgar G Millar is ordered to take charge, with the receiver to sell goods by public or private sale and limit ownership conflicts, while notifying claimants to file in court by Dec 27.
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Bmeeben Ale
Emsory
DOG Chiliceibe Givec
Reesell
du Beard
Jack H. Spanitan
Tt Ia
Portsmouth
Daly Times
the Common Pleas Court
Scioto County
Emory
Qlazarus Brothers
Benrus Ware Company
New ‘York
Temperance and Tax Committees Form In Ohio Prohibition Talks
Lloyd and Gillen named to lead temperance and taxation panels as reorganization sets policy paths. Wet and dry stances split among members, with Ackerman as temperance chair and Gillon to head taxation. Other appointments include rules, education, public health, and patronage panels guiding posturing before the January Senate session.
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Prohibition Inwa
John A. Wéoyd
Paris
Faqueh
Laurence T. Norton
Cleveland
J. G. Lowers
New Concord
O. K. Anderson
Stirthy
James A. Bernalds
David Lorhiach
William Dunapace
D. J Guneeit
von Wert
Joseph N. Ackerman
Temperance Committee
John A. Vor
Portsmouth
Linyd
Toy TL
Gillon
Walston
Lewis
St. Clairsville
Tomedesignate
D. 1. Dearman
Hamilton
Fender
Olko
Millon A. Scott
Chillicothe
Tanks
J. G. Tawery
A. Lloyd
Wile Jinty A. Clack
Vehang
Inspratiees
Senate
Lloyd
Conservation
Banc
Jenna
Gillen
Wellston
Vax
New Jersey Holds Prohibition Enforcement Despite Federal Ruling
In Newark, authorities continued prohibitions after Judge William Clark ruled the eighteenth amendment adoption via state legislatures was invalid. A Riverside Boat and Yacht Club raid arrested thirty people, while Clark’s decision focuses on the ratification method, not the enforceability of state prohibition laws.
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New Jersey
Newaik
N. J
Wiliam Clark
George 8. Hobart
Dergen County
Riverside Boat
Clark
New York
Itg
Coolidge
Resigsalne
New Jersey Cour Tel Ape Pels
Wayne Lb. Wheeler
Leon Ree
Chark
Deel
Supreme Court
Chirk
Talmad
Slavery Amendment Debate Echoes in Historic Hearing
Fragmentary remarks discuss the eighteenth and thirteenth amendments, noting the 13th lacks a grant of power to regulate certain acts. The speaker contrasts the 18th Amendment’s regulatory authority with the 13th. The context suggests a historic congressional or constitutional discussion on amendment powers.
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Bled
Rickey to Take New Post Soon in County Board
Edwin Rickey, 28 county commissioner, to fill vacancy caused by Yeary’s death. Gov. Cooper certified Rickey. commission expected in days. Rickey, former Excelsior Shoe supervisor, nominated by Republican executive committee and resides at 1020 Twenty-second Street.
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Cooper
Edwin “Ed. Mckey
Ruel
Myers
Rickey
Selote County
Republican Executive Committee
Dames Fof
Lawrence Fitch
New Boston
Irelix Haas
Excelsior
Minut
Vickey Beatty Company
Twenty-Second Street
Fire devastates multi-house block on East End street
Night watchman Jack Skidmore found a blaze at 3:30 a.m. in two rear rooms next to 623 Washington and 325 Washington. Firemen fought for over three hours, destroying two small buildings and damaging neighboring homes owned by Shaw and Davis. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Darle awakened by firemen escaped with help from the stairs, while residents lost household goods, most of which were insured. Gas service had been shut off earlier Tuesday.
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Elishine
Charles Shaw
Duke
Washington Street
Firet
Davis
Shaw and
Seventh Street
East End
Seemhed Evern
Robert R. Leedom
Jack Skidmore
Ifor
Leet. Lumber Company
Indie Strong
Jess Brown Yuesday
Brown
Frank Glynn
West Side
Darby
Shaw
Nickols Elected President of Trade Association
J A Nickola who runs a grocery store on Jackson street was chosen as president of the Retail Grocery and Merchants Association at its annual election Tuesday night in the chamber of commerce on Sixth Street. Other officers named include I B Thompson as vice president FP Enost as treasurer. Directors elected were Glenn Brady, Harry Enost, Frank Bobst, and Af. Burton.
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A. Nickols
J. A. Nickola
Jackson
Hetail Grocery
Deslors
Chamber of Commerce
Sixth Street
B. Thompsons
FP. Enost
Glenn Brady
Harry Enost
Frank Bobst
Af. Burton
GUNS ABSENT AT COOPER RITES
The funeral service for Cooper drew a grieving crowd as Rev J S Kinnison led prayers for the widow and five children. Organ music and sorrow filled the hall while four men who were with Cooper when he was shot did not attend. The community expressed sympathy and condemned the shooting of Cooper amid strong sentiment against the officer.
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Ister
Harry Johnson
Kinnison
Cooper
Vague Creek Incident Ties Names to Local Feuds
In a July 1981 context Kenney Cooper mourns his brother amid feudal warfare allegations. Cooper’s statements claim abuse justification and threaten charges against a forest ranger who killed Jones, with Deputy Sheriff Everett Hicge overseeing Cooper’s transfer back to his family.
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Josey
Couper Jane
Kenney Cooper
Bit Beether
Kenney
Jomas
Jowan
Ridge
Cooper
Unclear historical play excerpt repeats tonight
Fragmentary OCR text describes a repeat performance of a play or scene tonight. It mentions names like Raghdeen and Leah Welater and references to cast and production details. The readability is severely degraded with many typos and garbled phrases. No clear event date, venue, or definitive outcome is identifiable from the legible portions.
Spain Backs Monarchy as Berenguer Government Triumphs
From Madrid a week of insurrection and republican agitation ends with the monarchy and Premier General Damaso Berenguer’s government emerging clear victors. Dispatches report returning normal conditions but nationwide unrest remains a threat to both sides as general strikes lapse.
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Madrid
Damaso Berenguer
Spain
Turbulent Times Shatter City as Military Rule Enforces Curfew
Turmoil grips the capital as martial law is declared and a curfew is enforced. Riot police and troops occupy key streets while constitutional authorities face power struggles. Business and industry stall amid a sharp fall in the peseta and widespread unrest.
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Tavaela
Hadridares
Barcuosa
Bibeo
Warden Saved From Lake Freda Mystery Rescue
A warden narrowly escaped a fall into Lake Eric after wresting free from a grounded boat. Authorities investigated a possible return of the fishery, while a separate incident reports 15 year old Richard Wickiewmat fatally shooting himself with a shotgun after misfiring a toe trigger.
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Lloyd, Gillen
Charles H. Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
Hine Etill
Majestic
Lewis Furniture
Chillleaie
Rogers and Son
Rogers Lo
Amay
Klivans
Chillicothe Street
Ofen Everengs
Grove
The
Schmidt-Watkins Company
Gallia
South Webster
Raghdeen
Leah Welater
Fieterta
Sears
Rays Savings and Joan Companys
Bertee
the Royal Savings and Loan Company
Gatis
Helena Rubinstein
Smith’s Drug Store
Lyric Theater
Gallia Square
Warner Bros
Laroy
Weesd
Aixderey
Eric
Dickard Wickiewmat
John Holes
Monterey
Jeanie Lang
Jeanette Loff
John Soles
NGO Jazz
King Whiteman
Bee
Ozer
Underworld
Hell
Lew Ayres
Comnton Clay
Fox Picture
Jolise Fazenda IN
Frank Fielding
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