Dresden awards paving contracts for West Main and Greenwood
The Dunzweiler Construction Co. of Dresden was awarded the paving contracts for Greenwood Avenue and West Main Street. Each road will receive sheet asphalt over an eight inch concrete base with curb stones. Work begins after the C N and Z Railway signs its cost share and is to be completed within ninety days. The Greenwood bid was 69,555.90 and West Main 75,379.50. The city will cover 25 percent of the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunzweiler Construction Co
Greenwood Avenue
West Main Street
Ray Tanner
C.N. & Z. Railway Co
Face Penne
Duntweller Co
West Mair Street
Prisoners From Atlanta Face Grand Jury Case
Three Atlanta inmates connected to drug and racketeering probes are slated to appear before a federal grand jury. Officials tied to drug and candy firms in Cleveland and Ohio were named in the developing inquiry spanning Pennsylvania and Ohio. Local property owners along Main Street and Greenwood Avenue face adjusted paving assessments under a 2 percent plan, replacing prior amounts.
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Atlanta
Ormer
Fe Phrecciens and
Druggsis Supply Co
Harmer
Troy
Mand Drug & Candying Co
Cleveland
Tmaede Special Jury
Ofiicais
Wilebrarél
Ohio
Discios
Pennsylvania
Modi
Ian Columbus
Mongsn
Prrs
Dregs & Jeck
Jany
B. HO Miler
Fecmer
Urere
Jernie
Jack
Lilie Etene
Mar Ever
Radio messages from Caina to England set new record
Fragmentary report notes radio messages from Caina to England establishing a new record amid references to Arta stations and heated statistics. Mentions include SMIRK, California stations, and experiments with shortwave communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caina
England
Shane
Bursdaie
Mass Smirk
Californa
Scherg
Governor Donahey Sins Fleming by Thursday
Columbus April 23 Governor Donahey signed the Fleming bill permitting appeal from Zanesville municipal court to Muskingum county common pleas court. The measure allows retrial of cases carried from municipal court to the court of common pleas, changing previous limits on appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donaher
Fleming
Zaneswee
Muskingum County
Chiropractor Under Quarantine In Wooster
A garbled 191? Wooster report notes a chiropractor in quarantine after a dilapidated scene. The brief mentions a government health inspection, throat symptoms, and diphtheria concerns among residents.
Uncle Sant proposes wide border enforcement crusade
International News Service reports Uncle Sant plans a massive federal effort by merging agencies to seal borders. A conference is called with Treasury, Justice, and other departments to coordinate customs health and border enforcement against smugglers and illegal entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tbe
Treasure Department
Les
Tommorrow
la Sor
Irsasuty
Justice
Menis
Harirony
Agenis
Profibizion Mnil
Immigration Service
Detroit
Labor Department
Jezeatis
Brilled Nieces and a Fester Car Incident
A noisy, unclear OCR fragment mentions relatives and a car incident involving Neca Fester on a date in April. Details are fragmented.
Lou Shaw to Lead YMCA Drive in May
Lou Shaw, veteran campaigner, to head the YMCA fundraising drive in May. The goal is set at 15 000 dollars to support social and ethical youth work in Zanesville. Plans for kickoff dinner, committees, and daily progress reports will be announced next week by YMCA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Shaw
Y.M.C.A
D. Vas
Zanesville
Lon Shaw
Bez
M. C
Yeers
TAL BOOSTERS FOR GOOD ROADS ON SPECIAL TOUR
A large delegation of county officials 100 roads advocates State Highway department officials and Chamber of Commerce members left by motor Thursday for McConnelsville and Marietta to gather facts for a river road project linking Philo to McConnelsville and to improve Market Street. The trip aims to appeal to the state highway department for continued support and easements were arranged for Morgan county officials and business leaders to meet the delegation at McConnelsville. Luncheon was served at McConnelsville and the group planned to proceed to the next stop.
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State Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Thurston 2Rip
Mcton*nelsville
Marietta
Philo
Morgan County
JicCennersville
JicCennersvile
Summer School Glasses to Be Offered Again
The board of education authorizes Superintendent Kirkendall to run a two month summer session from June to August. The self supporting program will continue with teacher salaries by agreed arrangements and city levy to cover expenses without extra appropriation. The proposal was presented to the board and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearsets Board of Education
Intendent
F.C. Kirkendall
Board
Hirkendell
Approv Gyinar
Feril Freight Transfers Two Pangs on Thames Malden
Fragmentary agency notice mentions transfers and consignments involving Feril Freight Transport. Includes references to Mrs. Carin Coolidge and Roosevelt sums, with unclear dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feril Freight
TS Malden
Moreoa
Carvyins
Storsky Imane
Roosevelt
Paris Divorce Judgments Reach American Citizens
A Paris tribunal grants divorce and custody rulings involving American women and French men. Cases name Mrs Rarnové P Suzanne Lasverrée and Raymond Mile with custody disputes and addresses in Rocheford. Court records list several divorce recipients including Gilbert Brocker with prior ties to New York and Floriss.
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Paris
Seine Tribunal
Mies
James Dwisht
Francis
Catherine
New York
Rarnové
Suzanne Lasverrée
Wy Defaut
Raymord Mile
Rocheford
Gilbert Brocker
Fist Fights Highlight Berlin Campaign's Closing Stages
Amid rising tensions in Berlin the final campaign days feature street clashes and partisan rhetoric. Newspapers report German public life strained by proposed policies and competing factions as Hindenburg's influence looms over the political scene.
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Berlin
H.derou
Au Carpagn
Genemec
Pope
Nion
Cerdira
Hindenburg
Ereat
Ong
Cincinnati police officers ousted amid graft prosecutions
In Cincinnati, 37 police officers and 21 federal agents were dropped or dismissed for traffic graft involvement. Judge Hickenlooper ordered internal dismissals while 38 more detectives, officers, and agents face future sentences as others are jailed or sent to prison.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police
Rhoraing
Tuer
Pupue Safety
Briquer
Paorrolman Leo
Ciry
Atlana Penitentiary
James’ Co. Hazes
Fred Buiterdick
Robert Kinney
Aernieu-a cheers as airship sails toward home
Bermuda witnesses a crowd celebrating the airship departure toward home after a voyage. Reported confusion and garbled text hint at a paused scene as the airship departed with cheers from spectators.
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Aerniuea
Fouts Granted Stay Pending Appeal In Officer Impersonation Case
Columbus reports Chief Jasice Marshall of the state supreme court granted a stay of execution of sentence pending appeal in the conviction of AL HW Yours at New Leama ton. Fouts was fined $100 and sentenced to six months. motion for appeal was filed and the Court directed Peter county probate court to seal the record.
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Columbus
Jasice Marshall
State Supreme Court
AL HW
New Leamaton
Fouts
Peter County Petlate Court
Caral
Four Affidavits Filed Against Ira Griffin Near Dresden
Reporters from Bradford's office and the local police say a man barricaded himself at a hut along the C and MV railroad treks near Adams Mills and defied arrest after pursuing his wife. Four affidavits are filed in Zanesville municipal court charging Ira Griffin, 72, with robbery and assault with intent to wound following a Sunday morning holdup. Deputies from the sheriff's office and local police rushed to the scene as the Dresden area reacted to the incident and the arrests of Forrest Norman and Ben Mason for robbery and related charges.
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Dresden
Bradford
Adams Mills
Zanesville
Dresden i
Ira Griffin
Forrest
Jack) Norman
Linn Street
Ben Mason
Linden Avenue
City
Griffin
Four Charges Against Him Ak $159 and related cases
Reported court actions accuse Griffin Mason and another man in a confrontation that left Griffin with a severe cut above the eye after an alleged assault at his home. Bonds were set at $1,000 each, while no charges had been filed yet in Dresden or nearby courts.
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Sherif
Vick
Vickers
Lent
Dresden
Burglar Hit by Talcum Can in Disputed Escape
An incident report notes a burglar struck with a talcum can. the assailant allegedly died soon after, the case tied to a service station and a man named Wood reportedly involved in a separate on duty death.
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D. D. Wood
Berstar Service Staton
Rom
Mos
Dempsey Arrives in New York for Wills Challenge
In New York on April 23 Tack Demacer with his entourage arrived amid fanfare to declare readiness to meet Wills. The heavyweight champion appeared fit and drew cheers as he awaited the boxing commission’s response to the proposed challenge and a visit to the commission planned in a few days.
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New York
Tack Demacer
EsieHe Tarler
Kearns
Ha. Wills
Charpion
Central Athlete Commission
Feaure
Wills
Ser
California
Unclear Incident Leads to Arrest After Restaurant Fight
A chaotic scene erupted at a local restaurant as a group clashed, leading to an arrest of Sener Den Jone Jadhe of the Bo Sa tree for eman. A struggle followed with a police officer, a door was forced, and the suspect resisted capture before being taken to the station.
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Sener den Jone Jadhe
Jotre
Jahken
Ane Dolceman
Soser ii
Siass
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