Washington approves sale of rifles and planes to Mexico
The United States government agrees to sell a limited amount of war materiel to the Obregon government in Mexico. The package reportedly includes rifles from Fort Sam Houston and ten military airplanes, with ammunition likely included and an estimated price near $750,000. The move marks a policy shift from Harding era stance against foreign surplus arms.
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Washington
Associated Press
Obregon
Mexico
Ent
Weeks
Fort Sam Houston
Obregonvernment
Washington Administration
Harding
War and Navy Departments
State Department
Army
War Department
Svere
Army Air Service
de la Huerta
Polick
Poland
United States
Seer
Mauirr
Emme Westin
Secretary of the Navy
Sccgolidge
Building Permits Top Two Million Value Yearly Totals
Building permits for the year total 673 with a value of 2 030 806 according to the Squires from Service Director Tanger. Monthly figures show October 71 permits valued at 334 235 and December 23 permits at 280 852 including Theodore Roosevelt Junior High School valued at 250 000.
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Tanger
Theodore Roosevelt
Service Department
Truck Owners Fight License Law gainst new bank move
The Ohio case reports a temporary restraining order against collecting automobile licenses on motor trucks over 30 horsepower. City action involves Columbus and Franklin County Common Pleas Court with a hearing date set for January. The suit challenges the licensing statute as applied to trucks and seeks to test its validity.
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Motor Club
D. W
Muskingum Motor Club
Armstrong
Columbus
One Telephone System Now Supplies All Zanesville
The Times Signal announces a new four page comic section and magazine features to expand its Sunday paper. The move aims to keep The Times Signal at the lead among Ohio Sunday newspapers as reader numbers grow.
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Zanesville
Times-Signal
Ohio
Furnish
Calhoun
Seat Televen Telephones
Bell
de Surster Oale
Bell Systems
Nesville
Jhonn
Ohio Belt Telephone Co
Ohio Belt Office
Robbery Confessed by Miller After Stage-Set Holdup
Newark, Dec. 29 Ralph Biller, chauffeur for Ward Baking Co of Columbus, confessed to fabricating a holdup on the National pike near Jacksontown to cover a company shortage. He fired a shot through the windshield, disabled the car, then reported the hold up to the sheriff. Prosecuting Attorney Ashcraft will file robbery charges against Miller.
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Newark
Ralph Biller
Ward, Baking Company of
Columbus
Jacksontown
Fred Vogelmeier
Ths
Ashcraft
Miller
Destroy the Old Telephone Book Advises Manager
Commercial Manager C. B. Calhoun urged readers to destroy old directories after the merger of the Ohio State and Ohio Bell systems. He said hundreds of numbers have changed and using old guides hampers personal access to desired numbers and overall service.
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C. B. Calhoun
Ohio State
Ohip Bell Systems
Calhoun
Sunday Times-Signal
Judge McPherson Named Acting President At Ohio State University
Columbus Ohio December 29 1929 Dr William McPherson dean of the graduate school at Ohio State University was appointed acting president of the university replacing Judge John J Adams who resigned at the board or trustees request McPherson a former lieutenant colonel in the chemical warfare service is also an author of chemistry textbooks and articles He was a varsity athlete in college and has long served the university since 1931.
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Columbus
William MicPherson
Ome State University
McPherson
John 3. Adams
Law School
Pendirs
Thompson
Mty
Instuuon Tech
Ohio State
University of Coted Chenus
Graduate &c University
Battle over Zanesville school board presidency looms
In Zanesville a fierce reorganization battle at the first meeting of the year centers on Ernest B. Schneider, F. C. Kirkendall, and newly elected Herbert Highfield who may seek the board presidency. Rumors say Bateman could gain if Schneider shifts support. A separate item notes Walter Wallace of Lancaster facing a serious charge after allegedly driving an intoxicated vehicle.
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Zanesville
Ernest B. Schneider
Tthe
F. C. Kirkendall
Heribert Highfield
Lare
Highfield
Schneider
Dr. We & Bateman
Bateman
Dr. Bateman
Dr. Jeman
School Board Land School System
Sehneider
Weil
Lancaster
Walter Wallace
Chaplain W Kellogg Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mansfield Ohio December reports the death of Hi ran W Kellogg chaplain of the Ohio state reformatory since 1917 at General hospital following an appendicitis operation. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary A Foran at 258 Jackson Street aged 75 after a lingering illness.
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Mansfield
Hiran W Kellogg
Ohio State Reformatory
General Hospital
Hig Svenine
Mary A- Foran
Jackson Street
Guernsey
Ger-Weaver
Zanesritle
Drs. Foran
St. Thomas Cathol
Patrick Foran
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
Foran
John P. Murrooms
Dolphy
Butte
Miss Blien
Murphy
Hom Patrick I
Newark
James C
Board of Education
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Mt. Caling
Dixon Named Chamber Secretary and City Official in Zanesville
Karl Dixon, noted Zanesville journalist and city councilman, elected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at a Clarendon hotel meeting. He will assume duties Jan 3 and continues as traffic committee member and public-spirited local leader.
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Dixon
Zanesville
Lan Associated Press
The
Times Recorder
Times
L Jin
Fieng
Amistasha EJ Jory
Wiliams
Later
Arthur L. Bowers
Somago
Equitable Liferany of
New York
Ters
Townsend Company
Et Dixon
Mr. Bowers
Quail Fisher Shortchanged After Mt Sterling Catch
Earl Vernon of Mt Sterling reported paying six dollars per quail for a covey he shot and removed, but many were mutilated and not worth carrying home. Five birds remained in good condition. The incident was reported to Game Protector Lent W Atwood and an affidavit filed in Justice Bowlby’s court, with a $30 fine plus costs assessed.
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Earl Vernon
City
Mt Sterling
W Atwood
Justiice Bowlby
Ex convict among the counterfeiters in federal arrest sweep
Federal agents arrested five suspects in Chicago today in a crackdown on a counterfeit ring producing imitation $10 Federal Reserve notes. One detainee was described as an ex convict and others were said to be part of an entire family involved in the operation.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve
Siris
Train and Auto Collision Injures Hamilton Family
Henry Clawson of Princeton road near Hughes Station was seriously injured, his wife was shocked and bruised, and their daughter Ada was bruised when their auto was struck by a northbound Baltimore and Ohio train at the Dayton Street crossing.
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Hamilton
Henry Clawson
Princton Road
Hughes Staton
Ada
Dayton Street
City Employes Face Midmonth Pay Deadline
City council met in committee to review the 1924 budget prepared by Major CL Slater. Numerous appropriations were reduced, leaving a deficit to be offset by future tax settlements and receipts. Public hearing on the budget is set for tomorrow night. passage appears unlikely before January payroll.
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CL Slater
Counc
Ai Sane
Cits
Ertv
Tomorret
Cou Tai
Suit over half of liquor fines against Cleveland
Dec 29 report states Att Gen C C Crabbe filed suit for 89310.42 with interest from Dec 1 against the city of Cleveland in common pleas court. The amount covers half of liquor fines collected for 1971, with a prior finding of fault in a State examiner's report filed Nov 3, 1922, while the city kept all fines.
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Cleveland
Attorne General
C. Crabbe
3 Of
Cleveland In Common Pleas Gfourt
Musgrove declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
L M Musgrove of Jasper announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S president. He opposes Senator Oscar W Underwood in the Alabama preferential primaries to name delegates to the Democratic national convention.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
L. M. Musgrove
Jasper
United States
Howi
Oscar W. Underwood
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Agua Nadida
Silva
Pwaz
Emalier
Jom Steck Land Bank
Columbus Joint Steck Land Bank
East Trend Street
Cor UE
Hammer
Ey C. Smith
Muskineum
Ransbottom
LH. Gibson
BANK
Mheag Marsuevita Ward
Homestead Bulding and Loan Loan Company
Peoples Bank
the Times-Signal
John Adams
BIG State School
Mee
Jr. McPherson
Kinabie
Jackson’ . Street
Karl Dixon
Snowee Eee
Counciifland Fund
Chamber Commerce
Antjon Weil
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Sterling. Ky
Reese Bryant
Menfee County
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