Mayor Harvey Smith Implicated in Bust by Burns Detectives
Columbus police and Burns detectives trap Mayor Harvey Smith with a female operatives in a raid at 209 Scioto Street, arresting him and a woman on charges tied to immorality and liquor sales. The case sparked calls for resignation or impeachment as leaders push Governor Cox for action.
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Carter
Columbus
Columbua
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Ulrey
Uthey
Fannie Laforte
Airey
Vitor Tike
Eileen Cord
Wemwan
Bay Depot
Burn
Weir
Furse
Utrey
Law and Order League Itnsist
Great interest in July racing prizes announced
Merchants announce racing for the werhaion with prizes. Anthent the Main Street tailor offers a $27.0 quilt of varieties for the pacing race Wolford Court Street provides a $25.40 suit for the trou tine wave Tharp &i and Daly and Wilkin Co supply driving gear Ros Sanderson and Clay Shoop give fine cooling blankets Rentvis and Craig Bros offer Stetson hats Grew Davin provides two fine bike whips Prizes to be awarded at the ith race events listed in the want ads.
Heavy storms cool heat after noon in county today
Thunderstorms began before noon across the county bringing cooler air and temporary relief from the morning heat as residents endured a hot day before the dramatic air drop.
Youth Caught Entering Window Near Misguided Ice Cream Hunt
A boy attempted to remove a window screen at a home while claiming he sought ice cream buckets. Police will monitor similar acts as a possible petty theft. Households are urged to lock kitchens. the notice ends with a civic booster message.
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Fayette County
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Ket
Ren Tvis
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Ith
H. D. Pursell
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Springer
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2Ic
Valencia
Messina
Texas
Whitdar’s Black Cross
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