Five Mexican Senators Ousted on Sedition Charges
Five Mexican senators tied to former president Cárdenas were expelled from the senate amid charges of sedition and rebellion. The secret session halted public disclosure, while General Jose Maria Tama sought court protection, and protests and political tension mounted as Caldas backers align with the government.
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Prisoner Wields Smiled Gun Amid Jersey Prison Escape
In Newark and Middlesex county, a prisoner named Metelski escaped from Middlesex County Prison after an earlier clash with guards. He and an accomplice fired a shotgun, assaulted a guard, and fled through corridors prompting a lockdown. Police pursued a suspected vehicle as investigators piece together details of the escape and the reported smuggling of a woman to Metelski.
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Moscow Teel-Far Trio Among Wreckage Of Urpisne
Three individuals named Moscow and Teel-Far were found amid the wreckage of four unidentified urns in a report describing a crash scene. Authorities have not released full names or causes.
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Moscow
Local candidate Harvey Biers seeks 15th Ohio district GOP nomination
Muskingum county selects Harvey Biers a former editor and publisher from Dresden to run for Congress in the 15th Ohio district. Biers, 27 years in Week newspaper, previously with Columbus Citizens and the Cleveland News, is a long time International Typographical Union member. He notes 32 years since a Washington incumbent held the seat, underscoring the need for change.
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Dairy show winner heads to South Africa in bid
A dairy show winner from St Louis is set for shipment to South Africa. Jerome and Arthur Doneven of De propersal propose to chip him for the journey. A fancier named Tae Dencians comments on the timing and cost as progress continues despite winter conditions.
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Guernsey Truck Co Issued by Edom at Sea
A terse notice reports Guernsey Truck Company issued by Edom at sea in connection with a death case. Remaining readable fragments indicate legal actions or estate proceedings surrounding maritime incident claims.
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EDOM
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Gridiron Club Dinner Highlights Presidential Campaign Echoes
The Gridiron Club hosts a semi annual dinner with Washington correspondents, notable guests, and skits about Republican candidates and a Harry Hopkins like figure. A Roosevelts era mood emerges as reporters are absent from the stage while political jests and songs echo the nation’s tensions.
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Gridiron Club
Chaming Club
Waeshinster
Holiday trade hits new high across many cities
Retail sales surge to levels not seen since 1920 as Christmas shopping activity strengthens. Merchandising authorities report gains of 10 to 23 percent in many sectors with optimism for the final week before Christmas. The Associated Press notes the index runs at 86.7 percent of the 1929-30 average, signaling resilience amid broader economic strain.
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Associated Press
America
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Chicago
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Santa Claus Party For Poor Kiddies At Armory Saturday
American Legion leads a Santa Claus party at the Armory with Zanesville Theaters, Inc and city officials. Youths and families will receive gifts and enjoy a holiday event funded and organized for needy youngsters.
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Armory
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Pat Erding
Tiaimmeni
American Legion
Zanestvilie Theaters, Inc
City Furemen
Nine hot mills to operate starting Monday
Delaware Dec 24 Nine hot mills will be in full operation this week to secure iron for Christmas schedules. Wages for the week will be computed and paid Tuesday after a reduced period. The program includes a Christmas party for 2100 children with a stew, bar, and toys, provided by Scouts, Boys and Girls, at Imperial Theatre and Elberon armory.
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Speed Trap Report Near Shady Lane Road
Justice Alcorn and Shady Lane Road residents report a new speed trap near Columbus with motorists fined for speeds over 62 miles per hour. Heiden Sarcer, secretary of Congressman Robart Crest, was cited during a trip to Columbus. Local officials note tickets for driving over 70 mph with addresses tied to Shady Lane. Mayor William Wetherard is named as a victim in the local crackdown.
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Columbus
Heiden Sarcer
CongreScitor
Robart Crest
Columbus Sacurda
Wakan Oma
Imuro
Garber
Willam Wetherard
Ceci
Key Witness in 10 Shootings Reported Missing
Investigators fear for a missing key witness in a fatal shooting case described as a machine gun attack. Publisher Wi Liggett disappeared, with officials saying a man seen near the scene may have provided a crucial alibi or evidence. William Harcman, a property caretaker, confirmed the witness’s prior involvement and called for authorities to ensure his safety. The case, tied to an assassin’s gang, prompted urgent law enforcement attention and public notices.
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Wi Liggett
Kun Ust
Wiliam Harcman
Laggetti
Hariman
Twin babies born seven miles apart during delivery
Report notes twin babies born seven miles from each other as the mother and infants received assistance. names and places appear distorted in the account but reference to a hospital delivery and officials handling the registration are indicated. The fragment hints at unusual circumstances deemed noteworthy by authorities.
More Toys Needed For Party By Local Legion Aid
Firefighters repair and collect toys for a Christmas party at the Eeron Avenue Armory aiding Zaz Ster and other children. Over 2000 toys are hoped to be usable, with hundreds already received, while the Legion urges community support to ensure every child leaves with a gift.
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Butler Democrats Endorse Davey for Governor Candidate
Butler County Democrats announce endorsement of Davey for governor. Opposition voices emerge from Sawyer supporters led by John Ropers. Report notes a split as a faction aligned with Ropers denounces the endorsed candidate and a competing slate forms.
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Davey Hamilton
Butler County
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Sawyer
Hes Drain
John Ropers
Veteran railroad man killed in auto crash
A veteran railroad man with 32 years service died in a auto collision. The deceased was long associated with railway treitment and had earned respect as a steady, reliable worker. Police investigated the crash location and circumstances, while colleagues mourned the loss of a familiar face in the industry.
Watershed progress reported amid winter work suspensions
A watershed operations update shows steady progress despite winter suspensions. Contractors continue excavation and concrete work at key sites such as the Oregon basin and related channels. Subcontractors and local firms advance piling, tubing, and retaining structures while awaiting final compaction and grading.
History of Ages from Ohio Mound
A historical feature by Howard W. Blakesler describes a fossil filled spring in Ohio’s mound area. Scientists, led by Beverly Wilder of Antioch College, study cave readings and ancient sediments to date the mound at about forty thousand years. The underground chambers reveal fossil records and possible climatic evidence as fake. Continued on Page Two.
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Mystery Boy Produces Human Echo Sounds Baffle Doctors
Seven year old Frankinson in Lancasht described as a human echo mystifies doctors. Tests show no medical cause for noises from his abdomen though neighbors hear sounds when near him. Dr Allen notes strange vibrations and believes abnormal nervous system may be involved.
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Tax on Gifts to the Poor Sparks Public Debate
A confused clipping reports demands to tax charitable gifts amid a charity sales scheme. It notes a Carl Garsten figure and a 12x commission, with references to sales by charities and baskets tied to organizations. A separate line mentions a seismic event near the West Coast of Mexico.
Bids Exceed Budget For County Remodel Project
Sandusky reports bids received today on a county remodel project came in about 20006 above the $161000 estimate. Officials said the excess would be reviewed and a plan to proceed discussed, with a likely request for guidance from the PWA department.
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Launch Campaign Against Traffic Code Violations
Police preside over a renewed drive targeting traffic code violations, including parking in alleys and bus zones and running red lights. Officer Fred Guissey leads the effort, with assurances violators will face fines as enforcement tightens during the Christmas season.
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Dougherty Denies Presidential Plea in Erratic Reply
Mr Dougherty, a general in Astration, denied requests to see the state. He claimed ignorance about the reported plan for the presidency and insisted he knew nothing of the endorsement. The dialogue hints at shifting support within Republican circles and mentions potential candidates.
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Bus Crash in La Paz Kills Four on Roadway
A bus veered off the road near La Paz Solivia, killing four people and leaving additional casualties. Authorities reported the single-vehicle crash occurred in bad conditions, with emergency crews rushing to the scene.
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