Prison board accepts resignation of Warden Snook
Idaho reports the prison board accepted the resignation of John Snook of Memphis County effective immediately to become warden of federal prisoners in Atlanta Georgia. Snook will replace A Bartain at the Atlanta prison amid an ongoing investigation into charges he accepted fees for so called soft berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oise
Idaho
John Snook
Memphis
Nty
Nta. Ga
Arden Snook
A. Bartain
Atlanta
Reed
Cordano 69 Dies After Short Illness At Century
Joseph Cordano 63 long time resident of this city died last night at his Century apartment after a brief illness. Formerly in candy and fruit business, he was later with General Phonograph. He is survived by his wife and daughter Margaret. Body to be taken to niece Mrs Rose Mer 1838 E 63rd St for funeral services at St Anthonys church Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cordano
Joe
Dughter
Margaret
Rosemer
63rd_ street
Ireland
St. Anony’s Church
New Evidence Handling Rules Adopted by Prosecutor Dow
A new rule requires prosecutors to keep evidence such as volumes liquor and other items used to prove a case within the evidence room and turnover to court ballots with receipts. The change relieves prosecutors of custody duties and improves safety as bailiffs request locked doors and updated keys for the evidence room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow ‘Ard
Grand Jury
Obregon Starts U S Tour En Route To Europe
Mexico City January 8 General Alvaro Obregon former president of Mexico travels to California as the first leg of a tour that will carry him across the United States and on to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Alifornia
United States
Europe
Elyria VFW installs officers and initiates candidates
Lorain January 8 newly elected officers of Elyria Post 1079 and Mullen Murray Post 451 Veterans of Foreign Wars were installed and nine candidates initiated. The event at Mullen Murray Post headquarters featured Cleveland Post 34 officers conducting initiation and a post-visit program with a dinner and musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria Post
Mullen Murray Post
Wv. FL. W. Soclalife
Lorain County
East 29Th Street
Apple Avenue
Cleveland Post No
Alva Smith
Elyria Legion Post
Clarence Williamson
William Doepker
Earl Cook
Ben Mosely
Carl Filmore
Gold Stripe Post
Cleveland
Mullen
Francis Cook
Foreign News Nuggets Roundup Of 1920s Global Briefs
Moscow reports deny plot to assassinate Moiroviev with Soviet cadets accused of involvement. Milan police seize documents tying ten radicals to Italian Red outbreaks. Mexico City notes General Bullard to represent oil interests in capital. Paris records progress in talks as James Lonan and Churchill meet. Mrs Ted Coy divorce granted in Seine Tribunal with custody of two children. Kellogg denial persists as ambassador aims to stay in London. Belfort reports an Alsa ce earthquake recorded at 2 40 am.
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Paris
Jan
Ted Coy
Seine
Coy
Coys
Thomason trio report carjacking in Cincinnati downtown
Jer John Thomason 47 and son George Thomason 20 from Dade City Fla reported in Cincinnati that five bandits in another car stopped them downtown on Wednesday night. They were assaulted and $110 was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Troisis
Cincinnati
John Thomason
George Thomason
Dade City
Fla
Pastor dies in pulpit at First Presbyterian church
Rev H O MacDonald 92 collapsed and died in the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church in CHLSTUR, West Virginia, after delivering two sermons on the theme Thou Wilt Be Made Whole. The death followed a heart disease strike during the service last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlstur
W Va
H O MacDonald
Furst Presbyterian Church
State Briefs and Unified Murder Probe in Columbus
Columbus police questioned Louis Miner, 22, in the Ruth Kendig murder case after Kendig was shot near her home following a tannic trip. Authorities did not reveal Miner’s possible connection to the case as of Tuesday night. In Lima, Garford Motor Co executives resigned as Russell M. Kincaid forms Gramm-Kincaid Truck Co with B. M. Gramm. In Cincinnati, liquor law enforcement intercepted moonshine runs with two men from Georgetown, Ohio, and others arrested on felonious liquor charges.
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Columbus
Ruth Kendig
Louis Miner
Kendig
Ming
Miner
Lima
Jane
Garford Motor Cu
Russell M. Kincaid
Gramm-Kinca'd
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Lonegroes
Central Bridge
Eugene Glaze
Samuel Andon
Georgetowny
Ohio
Persimmon and Hickory Woods Highlight Golf Equipment
Persimmon wood dominates golf club heads while straight brain hickory remains preferred for shafts, reflecting classic equipment choices in traditional golf design.
Cotton gains and value rise in 1924 crop summary
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports 1924 cotton output at 13 153,000 bales with a value of 1.421 billion dollars based on December 1 lint prices of 22.6 cents per pound, plus seed value. Output and exports rose, but price per pound fell from 31 to 22.6 cents. The industry expects higher prices as market pressures ease in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States
Europe
Foundation
President Coolidge Plans Congress Action and 69th Session
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge and Representative Longsworth laid out the remaining 68th congress agenda and discussed forming the 69th congress before adjournment on March 4. New Hampshire elected John J Winant as governor in a joint session. A 531 million dollar war department appropriation bill advances in the House. Henry Ford is to receive notice of a 1.09 million dollar Bible suit filed by Aaron Sapiro.
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Washington
Coolidge
Nicholas Longsworth
White House
Concord
N. H
John J Winant
New Hampshire
Senate
House of Representatives
War Department
Chicago
Henry Ford
Aaron Sapiro
Fleet Afghan Hounds Spark Interest at San Francisco Meet
Notes of Sport describe San Francisco hosting the only municipal tennis auditorium in America and highlight Afghan hounds as an ancient coursing breed. They contrast Afghan hounds with greyhounds, noting their speed and sure-footedness used for deer and antelope in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cubs Pitcher Grover Cleveland Alesender Joins Windy City Furanca
Grover Cleveland Alesender, star Cubs pitcher, boosts his winter earnings by writing in furanca in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland Alesender, Hiainstay
Chicago Cubs
Furanca
Windy City
Friday and Saturday rug sale highlights and decor fabrics
Readable catalog items show Axminster and Jute rugs in various sizes including 27x04 and 36x63 printed tapestries and wool prints. Housewares feature aluminum ware pails kettles and dish pans, enamelware, tea pots, flour bins, mops and baskets. Curtain fabrics and cretones offer wide color and pattern selections with sale prices, plus door mats, lino and floor coverings.
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Ailifes
Lorain V. F. W
Elyria
Moscow
Moiroviev
Petrograd
Milan
Italy
Robert Lee Bullard
London
Clementel
Chequer Churchill
James Lonan
Tenovations Commission
Churchill
England
Kellogg
Allied Financial Conference
Belfort
France
Alsace
U.S
Shanghied
Morocco
Hell
Harold Ewing
Wichita
Kan
Ewing
Hamburg
Germany
B. M. Gramm
The
Gramm-Bernstein
Srroe
Bulletins
Della _Mengers
Oklahom City
Sle
Kansas
World’s Foremost
J. C. Grumbine
Tellow
Society of Science Letters and Art
Comic
Amarst
Dalgams
Ugs
Axminster
Nottingham
Linc Armstrong Linoleum Sq
LIN Cork
Cork
Aluminum
ENAME
ENAM
Elware
Riment
Thermo
Uste
Amel Bath
Erware
Ling Wood
Itzl
Jite
Chaun
Simmons
Krayok
Golder
ING
Arrow
Ferneries Kaltex Fiber
Ferneries
Harry H.smith Co
ILAS
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