Ohio court grants appeal in Daugherty case
State briefs from Washington Court House Urbana Columbus Akron and other Ohio towns report attorney petitions for error reversal in the Daugherty bank funds case. The former Ohio State Hank president’s conviction stands against weight of evidence per filings. Additional notes cover a car crash near Urbana injuring Notre Dame students and university faculty changes in Columbus.
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Local items and notable departures from Ohio towns
A brief patchwork of notices: a worn yellow choker found in town street, a shop employee Henry Pogue of a Cincinnati department store died in Bermuda, and a missing Hamilton County man Dudles Outcast hunted by police. Also Dr J E B Harteler resigns as president of Bluffton Theological Seminary to accept a university post in Beirut, Syria set for September.
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Henry Pogue
Cincinnati
Dudles
Thamilton County
Aw Roduction
Lima
J. EB. Vartaler
Whittuarsum Theological Seminary
Bluffton
Congressional - Christian Church
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Beirut
Syria
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Twelve Year Old Bll Pays With Interest Note
A damaged snippet from a Cincinnati area report mentions a 12 year old named Mathew Wperintenbent paying with interest. The fragment lacks full context, but notes a minor involved in a financial matter and a local setting. Further details are unclear due to the garbled text.
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Mathew
Unpaid Iowa Doctor Bill From Old Mt Pleasant Incident
A Bethesda Home for the Aging patient halted treatment in Mt Pleasant Iowa forty years ago. Doctor Honey Schumacher of Davenport billed one dollar and seventy five cents, which Hermann failed to pay. He later sent a nineteen dollar ninety cent check with interest after meeting the doctor in Iowa City.
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Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Honey Schumacher
Davenport
Hermann
Iowa City
Cincinnati Herman
Health survey shows students safest occupation in 1929
Dr. John Sundwall of the University of Michigan reports 1929 student deaths at 0.55 per thousand, far below four or five per thousand among same-age nonstudents. He notes deaths likely from violence or injuries and admits no path to curb the “char-” as he discusses risk factors.
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Detroit
John Sundwall
University of Michigan
Sundwall
Local horse thieves resurfaced in Columbus
A fragmentary report from Columbus Ohio notes a string of horse thefts resurfacing in the city. The incident mentions a horse, a wagon, and a suspicious act near an alley, with little additional detail available.
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Columbus. O
Arthur
Columbus
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