Fall to press on with fight to clear conviction
Albert EB Fall, 69, former Secretary of the Interior, said he will continue his bid to clear his bribery conviction. He cited his family as a reason, noting he would serve the sentence rather than endure the ongoing legal battle. Fall spoke from his Three Rivers, New Mexico, ranch after a report of the appellate court’s decision reached him.
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Alamogordo
N. H
Albert EB
Fall
Harding
Three Rivers
N. M
United Press
Would You Pay $1.00 To End Rheumatism
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee if Wu-Ma ends rheumatism within a week. It urges immediate orders from rheumatic sufferers and claims dramatic relief from swelling joints and pain, using bold claims about a $8 price and guarantees. The copy is noisy and repetitive with numerous spelling errors.
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Jein Evans
Phillips
Asher Decal
Andy
Fall hopes for pardon as he fights bribery conviction
Ex-secretary, weakened but defiant, reads court verdict at his ranch. He seeks to clear his name and says the trial unfair, plans possible appeal to the Supreme Court, and hints at accepting a presidential pardon if offered. His family and friends watch as he discusses the case tied to Harry Blackmer and Continental Trading Company.
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Claion
Harry Blackmer
Continental Trading Company
Blackmer
U. S. Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Montana carp for New York shipping method perfected
Malta Montana reports live carp from Take Bowdoin will be sold in New York and Philadelphia markets this season. A method has been perfected for shipping live fish across the country on a commercial basis.
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Montana
New York
Malta
Mont
Bowdoin
Philadelphia
Illustrated Question Box and Quick Facts Quiz
Readers learn farm counts in 1930 with 6 297 887 farms and notes on Irving Bacheller birthplace Winter Park Florida and works. Shaker origin and namesake confusion explained along with Battle of King's Mountain losses 28 Americans killed and wounded and 250 British soldiers fallen.
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King's Mountain
North Carolina
Wellington Grange to Celebrate Arbor Day With Members
Wellington Grange members will gather for a regular meeting on Wednesday evening. Lecturer Mrs. Hen Burge has prepared an engaging program with juvenile grangers presenting Arbor Day activities. Roll call prompts men to name their favorite tree and reason, while women share favorite flower and rationale. Supper will follow.
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Wellington
Wellington Grange
Hen Burge
Grange
Wellington youth to lead college prom at Ohio University
The Junior class at Ohio University Athens will host its annual Junior Prom this Friday. Russell Kepler who is president of the Junior class and son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kepler will lead the Grand Tremaine. Miss Pauline Hill of Wellington serves as vice president and a prominent hostess. Scouts suffer minor injuries after a fire on the Pine forest reserve during Fire Prevention Week. Scoutmaster Franklin Jones tends to a sore eye as others treat burnt hands and legs from the Easter Sunday blaze that threatened the reserve and followed a past grass fire that destroyed over 390 pines planted by the group.
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Wellington
Ohio University
Athens
Russell Kepler
Arthur Kepler
Pauline Hill
Scotts
Franklin Jones
Beautiful
Angelo Dublo
Oberlin College
Henry Je. Hodges
New York City
Mexico
California
G. E. Fitzpatrick
Geraldine
Celia Lash
Columbus
Cleveland Banker to Address Woman's Afternoon Club
J A Anderson of the Federal Reserve Banking Institute in Cleveland will speak at the Woman's Afternoon Club evening meeting at the Blake Stevick home in two weeks. Husbands of members will attend as guests. The club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. David Archard's home with discussions on modern advertising and stocks and bonds.
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Cleveland
J. A. Anderson
Federal Reserve Banking Institute of Cleveland
Blake Stevick
David Archard
Ben Abram
Sam Hummel
Polar Creme Promises Quick Foot Trouble Relief
An advertisement touts Polar Creme as a miraculous foot medicine that removes corns, banishes bunion pain, and dries perspiring feet within minutes. It claims the concentrate corrects sweat gland action, is harmless, and delivers fast comfort after two days of use. Testimonies from workers praise the product along with retailer availability at C. W. Phil Mpa and other druggists.
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C. W. Phil Mpa
Easter Guests Share Homes Across Ohio and Oregon
A sweep of Easter greetings shows Dorothy and Mrs Ed win Hughes visiting Blyth. Louise Ford and children joined the Wadsworths in Wooster. John Moritz of Painesville Clarence Overly of Newton Falls and Overly son visited Glenn Outridge. Seeleys move into West Main house. Reuben Knapp now with Ida Morrison Strope. Bresslers visited Bowling Green. Gottstettlers shared Easter with Rena Reynolds. Arthur Dutridge and son visited Mrs William Dutridge. Gerald Nash ill with chicken pox at State Game Farm. Welker family hosted by Mrs Joseph Chapin on John Street. Salem guide Johnny Jones brings French cook and tub on Yukon trips from Skagway. Jones emphasizes best camp gear and small parties for success.
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Dorothy
Edwin Hughes
Jack Penrod
Blyth
Louise Ford
Wooster
M. H. Wadsworth
John Moritz
Painesville
Clarence Overly
Newton Falls
David Overly
Ashland
Glenn Outridge
C. J. Seeley
West Main Street
Converse
Reuben Knapp
Ida Morrison Strope
Jack Bressler
Bowling Green
Fred Gottstettler
Huron
Rena Reynolds
John Street
Arthur Dutridge
Toledo
William Dutridge
Gerald Nash
Edward Nash
State Game Farm
Hunors
Salem
Ore
Johnny Jones
Yukon
Jones
Wilds
Skagway
Madison's first house of worship born in barroom
In Madison Wisconsin a barroom was converted into a place of worship for the city’s first sermon nearly a century ago. The Milwaukee pastor Rev Salmon Stebbins visited in 1837 and found a ready congregation but no church, so the bar room served as the improvised sanctuary.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Salmon Stebbins
Cigarette Stub Costs $10 in Prescott Forest Case
Bert Walh was fined $10 after pleading guilty to dropping a lit cigarette in the Prescott National Forest area. The discarded stub started a small forest fire, highlighting the danger of careless smoking in forested zones.
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Prescott
Aris
Bert Walah
Prescot National Forest
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Winter Park
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Lizzie
Richard
Abraham
United Society of Believers
Utah
Ly Central Press AsSociation
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Eten
Ynterovernera
Adh
West Ave
Orlando
Clarence Markley
William Haynes
C. W. Recard
Recard
Marklers
John Hughes
Martin Welker
Lois
John Taylor
Mrs. Welker
Joseph Chapin
Doan
SOHIO
Sohio Motor
Orrwlan eWay
A Sted Mcrae
Renta
Astomsbill
Ohio Farmers Agent
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Leroy Ohio
H. H. Benham
Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
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