Cook Agate Elected to Head Board
Thomas N Cook was re elected president of the Board of Education for 1928 at the first meeting. Dr A R Agate, former vice president, was re elected as well. Rock Wood was chosen clerk for another year, with Mood and Argente taking oaths of office. The board passed a resolution to appoint a depositary and approved 1928 appropriations totaling 867 39689 for school operations including salaries, supplies, repairs, and equipment.
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Thomas N Cook
Board of Education
A R Agate
W H. van Oster
J Howenstine
Rock Wood
Rockwood
Cook
Frank Smeth
A R Argente
Evesgood Troactiuus
Elsrias
Oh Department of Heal
Banished 52 Soviet Opponents From Russia in 1930s
Report states fifty two leaders of the opposition to the Soviet government were banished to distant regions of Russia for three years each with a small stipend. Leon Trotsky, once allied with Lenin, is said to have refused exile and remained in Moscow.
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Berliv
Russia
United Presa
Taosem
Leoni Trotsky
Nikolai Lenin
Tussi
eFir
Toda S Trotski
Moscow
Astrakhan
Black Sea
Stalin
Troteky
Vessel Sails To Nicaragua With Marines
Norfolk dispatch reports the U S mine layer Oglala sailed from Hampton Roads with four companies of Marines bound for Nicaragua The ship had been held in harbor by fog overnight and cleared for the voyage early this forenoon
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Nicaragua
Norfolk, Va
Hampton Roads
Ll Socamarines
G Harbor
Carlisle Township Institute HAG Fine Program
The Car lisle Toyshop Farmers Institute held a well attended session Monday afternoon with Hon Peabody of the Carlisle Grange delivering the address on Feeding the Children and Heath and Sanitation. Mrs C B Millner of Warfield spoke, leading discussions on farm home sanitation, cooking, clean water and preventive health. Remarks emphasized practical guidance over theory, including wills and life insurance, with audience questions on sanitation, diet, and medical prevention.
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Farmers’ Institute
Hela Hon Peabody
Carlele Grange
C BR Millner
Warfield Caerty
Toga
O E Peavant
J F Aldred
Johm Gibbons
Lindbergh Feted In Panama City Visit
Panama City crowds greeted Colonel Charles A Lindbergh after his Spirit of St Louis touched down. The aviator received welcomes from Panama’s president and local officials before resting several days and enjoying zone hospitality.
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Panawa City
Cuas
St. Louis
Panama City
Panamas
Union Club
Tle
Panama
VeAdoo Viewpoints Stir Democratic Race at Jackson Rally
Washington January 10 A Jackson Sunday rally to name a new Democratic leader gathers figures like McAdoo and Sheppard as factions debate whether Medoo will deliver a single harmony speech or signal a bid, with Smith absent and Wet and Dry factions jockeying for influence.
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Washhngton
Wilhiam Gove Agouma
Jackson
Peice Raliy
Wm Jennigs Brian
McAdoo
Epsak
Shelbis
Brian
Paris
Wew
al Smith
New York
VeAdoo
Dis
VV Mo
Meidoo
Rrva
Canadian Beer Plant Seized In Youngstown Raid
Shen Peter Corill Corll and deputies raided a Youngstown brewery seizing ten thousand beer bottles and paraphernalia for portable production. The find showed local Canadian beer was being made bottled and labeled in Mahoning County, shocking buyers.
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Youngstown
Loungstown
Shen Peter Corill Corll
Traffic fight costs America over a billion annually
At the Amentan Road Builders Association convention in Cleveland Ohio president Babcock warned that America faces a losing battle against traffic. He said individual, state and federal road expenditures drain resources while roads may not meet growing vehicle demand. Twenty five hundred delegates registered.
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Cleveland
O. Janis
Thigonars
America
Babcock
Amentan Road Builders Association
Farmers Rise Up Against Tariff Promises in Senate Speech
Senator Pat Harrison criticizes Republican tariff steps as a sham that harms farmers. He urges a lower tariff to promote competition and protect consumers, arguing the current law undercuts the farmer and misleadingly raised farmer hopes.
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Mashingtown
Pat Harrison
Senate
Toder
Harrison
Liquor Distillery Seized Near Marion by Sheriff
Sheriff James A Teal and deputies confiscated a large liquor distillery two miles south of Marion Colorado. The plant had 174 gallons capacity and 21 mash tubs occupying an upstairs room and attic of a seven room house. Oscar Kirts 30 Cleveland was arrested in connection with the operation.
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Warton, CO
James A Teal
Marion-Columbus
Oscar Kirts
Cleveland
Mine Blast Kills 21 at Illinois Coal Mine No. 15
An explosion 30 feet below surface at Industrial Coal Company Mine No 15 in Frayefort Illinois kills 21 miners and injures many more. Rescue workers found entombed men clutching doorways as crews ventilated and fought fumes in a disaster that drew state and county officials, with families gathering at the mine entrance.
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Wfst Fraxefort
J. J Ellis
Tas Porson
Hamilton Banker in Serious Condition After Medical Procedure
Jani George P Sohngen, president of the Hamilton Dime Savings Bank, is in serious condition at a hospital. He recently underwent a medical procedure for removal of a carbuncle.
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Hamilton
Aiamilton
O Jani
George P Sohngen
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
Cincinnati & Daston Traction
Coolidge Set for Historic Pan American Visit to Cuba
President Coolidge ramps up preparations for a landmark Cuban sojourn to open the sixth Pan American Conference. He, Mrs. Coolidge, and delegates led by Charles Evans Hughes sail from West Florida on the battleship Texas for an 11 hour voyage and a grand welcome in Havana.
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Washington
Dan
Coolidge
Cuba
Charles Evans Hughes
Rey West
Fla
Texas
Havana
Presidential
Wil Answor
University of Havana
Gerardo Machado
American Miner Escapes Mexican Bandits Beats Guards to Death
Lyman F Barber, an American miner, escaped captivity with his servant after killing four guards with sharpened stones and a hidden bottle of brandy. He fled through brush for miles, reached Guer navaca, and reunited with his family. Ransom demands had spiked earlier, but Barber chose motion over captivity.
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Wesricoq
Lyman F Barber
Barber
Weed
Pedro
Ransem
Jarob Rosenthal
Fons Island
Ealor
Reenthal
Ber
Wade
Neceexar
Oyutside
Guernavaca
Menco
Babs
Mendoxs
Vonte Carlo
Zaralapan
Jury views proposed route of electric line for Avon project
Jurors were sent to view the property today in an appropriation suit filed by Cleveland Electric Laminating Co against Carl J Pommer Ridgeville and 30 others. The case seeks right to build a high tension line from a Curaboxa county point to Avon and Ridgeville areas. Proceedings may extend over more than a month.
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Court of Probate
H. C Wocor
Clryveland Hlectric I Laminating Co
Carl J .Pommer
Ridgeville
Walty
Avon
Curaboxa
Fliers Overdue After NZ Flight From Australia
Two New Zealand airmen attempted a flight from Richmond Australia to Wellington New Zealand and were overdue today. One is feared forced to land in an isolated area. At 2 45 pm the aircraft's whereabouts were unknown. The crew Capt Geo Head and Lieut JR Moneryet planned to land at the Trentham race course between six and seven pm last night.
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Wellington
New Zealand
aviateTe
Richmord
Australia
Wellimeton
Geo Head
Lieut JR Moneryet
Trentham Race Course
Senior Distinction Day At E H S Toda
Senior Distinction Day was observed at E H S Toda for about eight members of the January graduating class. Students wore white jerseys with red trim and numbers, while girls wore white skirts. Exams for graduates begin to borrow amid ongoing classes. graduation exercises are set for January 19.
Wrecked Fairchild plane found near Canajoharie with three dead
A Fairchild monoplane missing since Sunday was found seven miles east of Canajoharie in a swampy area. Capt. Edward M. W. Pauley of Albany, Lieut. George R. Benedict of Curtisfield Mer, and Raymond Henries of Buffalo died in the crash, believed caused by dense fog.
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Canajoharie
N. T
Jam
Here
Edward MW. Pauley
Albany
George R. Benedict
Curtisfield Mer
Raymond Henries
Buffalo
New York
Rural Grove
Man Murders Wife Then Dies in Personal Crisis
In Cleveland on January 18 William Viehner aged 60 shot and killed his wife Barbara 57 then killed himself. Police found a note in Viehner’s clothing stating years of silence after they stopped speaking four years ago. A farewell note dated December 18, 1927 was found in his pocket.
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Cleveland
William Viehner
Sail
Barbara
Wee Wee
Viehweg
Hickmans Pal Pleads Not Guilty In Parker Murder Case
In Los Angeles Welby Hunt pleads not guilty to the murder indictment tied to the Parker drugstore holdup. Testimony may implicate his former partner Wickman who admits complicity and plans to desert the duo before trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jean
Welby Hunt
Wiliam Edward Wickman
C. Ivy Thoms
Rose
Im Superior Court
Hickman
Parker
Congress Today House Considers Private Bills on Calendar
Congress schedules unanimous consent items on the floor. Committees advance flood control irrigation agriculture veterans immigration and naval affairs bills as hearings and investigations continue. Public lands and interstate commerce discuss pending measures and election issues proceed.
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HOUSE
Irrigation
Agriculture Committee
Veterans Committee
Elections Committee
Beck Care
Naval Affairs Committee
Ovetheves Magruder
Indicn Affairs Committee
Pubilic Lands
Woundatiom
Wilsen
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Counn Association
Nor Tidgesils
Jan Yeshaly
Delaered
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Edwards
Oberin
Elsa Saxiacs Trust
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Marion
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