Inaugural Ceremony Sees Donahey Sworn In As Ohio Governor
Ohio witnesses a simple inaugural on the west steps of the state house as Olas Donabe Donahey is sworn in with Lt Governor Earl D Doom and other state officials. The event, without state expense, features a brief oath, a salute, and a noon address before a large crowd.
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Columbus
A V. Boneh
New
Philadelphia
Olas
Earl D Doom
Bowling Green
Thad H Brown
C C Crabbe
London
Harry 5
Day
Fremont
Donabe
Justce
C T Marshall
State Supreme Court
State House
Donahey
166Th Infantry
State Cavalry
Donaher
Claude Meeker Commons
Columbus Chamber of Commerce Committee
East Broad Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Broad
Third Streets
Donakey
Common Pleas
Daniel H Sowers
O L Lindenbolt
Mr Lindenbolt
Shepard M E Church
Harry L Daws
Buckeye
134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Governor’s Pledges on Enforcing Laws and Veto Power
The governor promises faithful enforcers of all laws and appointments of diverse capable men and women to office. He warns against abuse of pardoning power and urges old fashioned discipline in public and private life. He pledges to appoint judges of ability and integrity, to use veto when needed, to aid the legislature, and to act as a trusted spokesman for the people.
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Donaher
Gud
USA
Early mystery lingers in murder case of Mrs Eberle
In Ossaloosa County Iowa a woman identified as Mrs Paul Eberle shot her husband and then claimed to be Catherine Muller of Elyria. Authorities suspect her name before marriage may be Catherine Shuck. Five sisters are named, including Mrs Martha Bigelow and Mrs Howard Smith. The family history remains unclear. authorities search for relatives while neighbors speculate. Separately, Robert Rodgers, 75, a noted retired farmer of Gallipolis, Ohio, reportedly died by self harm after a personal crisis.
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Paul Leberle
Ossalousa
Iowa
Catherine Muller
Elyria Sill
Catherine Shuck
Martha Bigelow
Howard Smith
Toledo
Eberle
Cleveland Street
Catherine Miller
John Miller
Familly
Catherine
Shuck
Donahey Promises Reforms In 10 Minute Inaugural
Ohio's new governor A V Donahey pledged reforms and honesty in a ten minute inaugural address. He vowed to appoint capable, honest public servants not influenced by politics, avoid abusing pardons, and use veto power when needed. He sought public support and said two messages would be sent to the legislature on vital issues.
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Columbus
O. Jane
Ohio
A. V Donahey
Donahey
State
United States
New Jersey Girl Inherits $750000 From Italian Will
Miss Celestina Fasola of Weehawken New Jersey will inherit the bulk of a $750000 estate from her Italian grandmother Mrs Maria P Fasola. Under the will the first grandchild to turn 21 receives most and the first to be named after Mrs Fasola receives the rest. Celestina and her sister Maria are daughters of Dr Ferdinand Fasola of Weehawken.
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Maria P. Fasola
Italy
Celestina Fasola
Maria
Ferdinand Fasola
Weehawken, N. J
Divorces Sought by Couples in Local Courts
Charles H Deets seeks divorce from Clara L Deets after a common law marriage begun in 1904 in Greenville. He cites jealousy and threats, including an iron stove shake, and requests property division for a house and two Adelbert avenue lots. Clara counters with claims of his drinking, gambling and assault, seeking injunction, divorce, and alimony. Cassie Pierson also seeks divorce from William H Pierson citing abuse, contempt, and threats, asking for injunction and alimony.
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Charles H Deets
Clara L. Deets
Greenville
Adelbert Avenue
Elyria Township
Deets
Sne
Cassié Pierson
William H Pierson
Will provisions for widower to extend God’s kingdom at Fort Thomas
In Fort Thomas Kentucky on January 8 a probate notice outlines Margaret B Putnam’s will. It states a significant portion of her estate shall be used by her widower Robert H Pitman to extend God’s kingdom as agreed between them and known to the testator.
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Fort Thomas
Margaret B. Putnam
Robert H. Pitman
Mexico Praised At Open Forum By Dr James Walsh
Dr James Walsh argued Mexico is not worse than the United States and may surpass it in some ways. He praised Mexican art, churches, and beauty, noting many Indians remain and happiness depends on what one has versus desires. He contrasted Mexico with American culture and cited museum visitation figures before ending in mid discussion.
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Mexico
United States
James Walsh
M. EB
Walsh
Daunte
America
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Museum Vas
Former Jackson County Treasurer Dies in Fall From Cliff
Anderson Shinner, 60, former Jackson County treasurer, died after falling from a 70 foot cliff in Richland Township near his home. He reportedly lost his footing and toppled to his death yesterday. his body was found several hours later by relatives.
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McArthur
Anderson Shinner
Jackson County
Richland Township
Shinner
Police Question Woman Linked to Raffles Jewel Heist
A mysterious beautiful woman, alleged accomplice of the Raffles, is the focus of the search for jewels stolen from Mrs Irene Mamlock Schoellkopf after a New Year’s Eve party in New York. The Buffalo capitalist's wife suffered a loss of 520000 dollars in jewels.
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Raffles
Irene Mamlock Schoellkopf
Schoellkopf
Hugo Schoellkopf
Buffalo
New York
Four Ku Klux Klan slayings linked to Bastrop murders
Four identified members of a hooded mob linked to the Watt Daniel and Thomas Fitch murders near Mer Rouge are under federal surveillance. Investigators say mass evidence supports imminent arrests and immunity offers may be used to secure confessions as state and justice agents close gaps in the case.
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Bastrop
Watt Daniel
Thomas Fitchjards
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Beime
Nob
A . Loco
Status
Panshanvats
Hlac
National Guard
Morehoue Parish
Mere Rosne
Lake la Fourche
Daniel
Richards
Meg
Hiei
Slogan winner chosen for Community Chest drive
The slogan Over the Top Don’t Stop by Mrs Elmer Banister won a 10 dollar prize after a committee including Rev J H Grant Mayor Asaph Jones and J F Burke reviewed hundreds of suggestions. The public showed strong interest in a memorable line to drive the campaign. Harold F McCormick underwent a 19 day appendicitis operation in Chicago. his condition is reported satisfactory.
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J H. Grant
Asaph Jones
J F Burke
Elmer Banister
Middle Avenue
McCormick
Paris
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Ganna Walska
French Move Toward Ruhr Could Seize Essen
Paris reports France is shifting troops toward the Rhine as the reparations commission meets Germany over coal and coke deliveries. Aiming for a staged Ruhr advance, Essen may be seized before the Ruhr take over. Troop trains depart Epinal and Meurice reports indicate Paris is preparing public works engineers for Ruhr service.
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Paris
France
Rhine
Inter-Silied Reparations Commission
Germany
Reparations Commission
Ruhr
Essen
Krupp
145Th Infantry
62Nd Field Artillery
Epimai
Rhinel
Me ‘Ui
Twentieth Army Corps
Nancy
Toulon
Gunmen Slay Chicago Man in West Side Shooting
A well dressed man about 45 years old was shot and killed today in the West Side district. A volley of shots fired by masked assailants. Exact motives and identities unclear. investigation underway.
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Chicago
West Side
Coshocton Man Dies After Reading Son Arrest News
Abraham L. Carman of Coshocton collapsed at home Sunday after reading in the Coshocton Tribune that his son, Frank Barrett Carman, was arrested in New York in a $500,000 jewel robbery involving Mrs. G. P. Schoellkopf of Buffalo. The elder Carman had long suffered heart trouble and had kept the affair from him until now. The New York report said Carman was discharged by Magistrate McQuaid.
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Coshocton
Frank ‘Barrie’ Carmen
New York City
C. P. Hugo Schellkopf
Buffalo
Abraham L. Carmen
Carman
Coshocton Tribune
New York
Frank Barrett Carman
G P. Schoellkopf
McQuads
Kidnap and Terror Tactics Tied to Ku Klux Klan Act
Miss Adie May Hamilton recounts being abducted from Mer Rouge Morehouse Parish in 1921 by Ku Klux Klan members. She describes a night of forced removal from her home, threats, and six months of deprivation, with a boyfriend present and her mother at the door. The testimony is presented through an affidavit in the ongoing investigation.
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Fai Siaerpre
Watt Daniel
Thomas F R.thards
Morehouse
Adtie May Hamilton
Eunne M. McKom
Act Vay Hamilton
International News Service
International Dens Service
Merrouge
Morehouse Parish
Byrd Clements
Alan
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England
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