Toledo News Briefs Highlight Whiskey Ring Trial and Related Legal Actions
State and city briefs report on former Mayor Dolph Unger and 20 residents on trial for alleged million dollar whiskey ring operations under national prohibition. Other items note blue sky law stock sales and hearings on alleged board misconduct at a silk mill site project in Columbus after a Springfield underwear plant disruption. Ohio farmers press program in Columbus draws large turnout at twelfth annual meeting.
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Toledo
Dolph Ungvr
Deaths and celebrations noted in multiple Ohio items
Reports from Cincinnati and Surrounding areas on February 6 include the death of Helen Bleyer after a car crash, Luther Marsh at 100, the funeral of Monsignor Hickey, and a fatal pedestrian auto strike near the Ohio river on Central Bridge. Also: Crab celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary in Sulphur Springs. Moonshine price forecast in Athens.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Raids in Hocking Valley Prompt Dozens of Arrests
Wide spread raids swept the Hocking Valley leading to more than twenty arrests in a single day as courts prepare for weeks of hearings. In Meigs county the lack of work sent fifteen children from three families to the local orphanage. In Crawford county Mrs. Frank Freese faced limited thrills as sheriff after her husband’s death, while a Kenton man awaits trial on a statutory offense. A Bainbridge doctor was seriously hurt in a head on auto collision with a Scioto Valley train.
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Hocking Valley
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Pityme
Dark Hollow
Bucyrus
Frank Freese
Crawford County
Phillip Trautman
Lester Wilkins
Kenton
Chillicothe
J. H. Pake
Bainbridge
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Breath Fix
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and relieves bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel. The ad notes a vegetable formula with olive oil, olive color, and pricing of 1c to 30c for a week’s dose.
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Dr. Edwards
Circulation of Errors and Accidents Reported in Ohio Drives
Reports from Circleville to Chillicothe recount isolated car incidents and a ferry accident on February 6. A physician’s vision obstruction and vehicle wiring failures are noted, with Dr. Pake and architect John Schweitzker slight injuries. A hearse team incident on the ferry resulted in two horses slipping into the river but saved with ice coating. A street cleaning cost note attributes 1923 costs 30 percent below 1922, with 1924 projected lower.
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Circleville
John, Schweitzer
Chillicothe
Pake
Nees
Pomeroy
Ber Ewing
Ewing
Cit
Ben Clark
Gtror
Ohio's Jewels in Statehouse Yard A Tale of Robbery
Mark OConnor told police of a bold robbery at the Ohio Statehouse yard where two bandits took his clothes. He was found in socks, smiling, as soldiers covered him with an overcoat and escorted him home after frantic women alerted officers.
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Ohio
Statehouse
Columbus
Mark O’connor
O'Connor
Fabian Society mover and Jamaica governor in colonial service
The article outlines a prominent figure connected to Watford University and the Fabian Society, highlighting his rise from a country parson’s son to the Colonial Office. It notes his key colonial appointments, including Jamaica governorship, and mentions his retirement after serving as assistant controller of the Exchequer.
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India Office
Watord University
Colonial Office
London
Fabian Society
West Indies
Jamaica
Civil Service
McAdoo May Be Called In Probe
Edward L. Doheny says he hired William G. McAdoo after he left the Wilson cabinet to protect Doheny oil interests in Mexico. McAdoo is expected to testify before the Senate committee investigating the oil lease scandal. Doheny claims a retainer of 25,900 dollars was paid to McAdoo.
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Edward L. Doheny
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Doheny
Mexico
McAdoo
Senate
Unclear OCR Text Presents Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary lines mention F Froese and Ulmer, and a dated court or police-related reference. The readable portion is insufficient to determine a clear event, location, or outcome.
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Bellettat
Ei House Company
Ghia
Springfield Aderwear Company
United Romten Company
Jenlein Brothers Company
Rinters and
Postcard Manufactrers
Ohio Farmer's
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
Mak Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Woodrowj
Wison
Sinunton
Sulphur Springs
Reuben Crab
Helen Bleyer
Buckner
New Richmond
Luther H. Marsh
New Jersey
William D. Hickey
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Athens
James Chaloupka
Sherman School
Meat Man
Nature
S. S.S
Newark
Broad Street
Sydney Olivier
Bellans
Chronicle- Telegram
Harvey D. Ulmer
Sherty
Mre
Ira
F. Froese
Ulmer
Floror
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