Federal officers plan drive to close bootlegging joints in Ohio
United States District Attorney Haroth E. May announced a district wide operation to padlock and shut down bootlegging dens across Steubenville, Zanesville, Athens, Ironton, Chillicothe, Portsmouth and Columbus. federal agents will sweep the southern Ohio federal district after the term ends, with Judge Benson W. Hough likely to cooperate. The first case, Fred Plank of Columbus, received a three month jail term in Pickaway county.
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Ohio
Federal Judicial District
United States District
Haroth E. May
May
Steubentilie
Ballaine
Athens
Zanesville
Ironton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Benson W. Hough
Pickaway County
Fred Plank
Presidential Party Boards Train as City Turns Out
President Coolidge and party depart from the Wheat Belt area aboard a special train amid large crowds. In St Paul a public reception drew about 3,000 inside and 10,000 outside, as Minnesota marked a 27 hour Twin Cities visit with speeches and rallies before heading toward Washington.
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Timere & Ohio
Twin Cities
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St. Paul
Taal Soiseme Group
Coolidge
Ate Helloge
Lenroor (Rejiean
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J. F. Coupal
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Madison
Wis
F T
Howice
Chicago
Washington
New England
Minnesota
St Paul
Che
Frank B. Kelloge
Tuskey
Fair Grounds
Body of unknown woman found in Newark river
A woman’s body, believed to be about five years old, was recovered from the North Fern River in Newark. Two workers, S Z Sneil ing and A Asi, reported the scene to the authorities as Coroner Richards began a formal inquiry. No clear signs of violence were found, and investigators sought to determine the cause of death amid unclear fragments.
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S. Z Sneil
Child Fatally Struck By Automobile Monday Afternoon
A young child died after being hit by a car on a rural road Monday afternoon near Green. The fatal incident occurred about 2:13 PM as the child accompanied by guardians crossed the roadway. Funeral arrangements are pending with burial at Green Cemetery.
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Ars
SicAr
Rov
Farnsworth
Tank Fire Near Auto Garage Sparks Gasoline Fear
A tank fire at an auto storage site caused a dangerous blaze and percolating gasoline fumes. Witnesses reported a strong odor and concern over an ignition source after a can collapsed. Fire crews responded promptly to contain the spill and evacuate nearby pedestrians.
Juror Falls Ill as Judge Delivers Charge in Ohio Case
The Cleveland court halted as juror fell ill during the judge's charge in the Joshua Russell case. Judge Westerhaver adjourned briefly and planned to reconvene at 2:50 pm while keeping the trial on track. Eight co-defendants pled guilty with deferred sentences. no mistrial deemed necessary.
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Cleveland
Wesenhaver
Joshua Russell
Ohio
Merie B. Copeleet
John Marc
Westerhever
Russell
Geil
Addi Untscneider
Columbus
Heyner Eistiliery
Assell
Copeland
Marc
Reneris
Mart
Injunction Sought Against Village of New Concord
Plaintiff seeks 5000 damages and a court order mandating restoration of water and electric service in New Concord. He alleges disruption of utilities at a leased building and surrounding properties on West Main Street and that the village failed to maintain reliable service.
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New Concord
Sisas Tuestias
Plamis
Animent
West Main Street
Nea Concord
Auto Goes Over Girl in Embankment Tragedy
A fatal accident in Canzon Ohio involves a young girl named Jane Cason who died from injuries after a car went over an embankment. The incident occurred near Pechsie Road and involved relatives and local responders. Minerva high school students and community members mourn the loss as authorities investigate the crash details.
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Canzon
Jane
Inne Am
Alence
Ophomere Minerva High School
Obio Boy Wins Conference Medal
A local student from Obio earns a conference medal in a notable athletic or academic event during graduation year. Details highlight the recipient and the achievement within the school or district context.
Tennessee Moves to Outlaw Evolution in Schools
Lawmakers argued the Bible demands creation over evolution and passed the measure amid national backlash. Supporters say the bill protects religious values while opponents warn it stifles science education.
Rotarians Hear Talks On Steam And Electricity
Rotarians feature Tom Trainer of the Pennsylvania railroad and Richard Zimmerman of the Ohio Public Service Company as speakers at the weekly meeting. Trainer discusses rail transport systems while Zimmerman outlines the heavy investment needed to sustain an efficient electrical grid for industry and facilities. Solo performances accompany the program as committee members organize the event.
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Tom Trainer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Zimmerman
Mange
Oho ‘Public Service Company
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Trainer
Iks
Zimmerman
Traiter
Zimmerman Ang
Dali
Joan Merton
Cleveland
John Hemmer
Maple
Akron Balloon Downed in Atlantic Not Hurting Pilots
The American balloon Goodyear, part of a Brest area flight, went down in the Atlantic but crew and pilots aboard the German freighter Vaterland were rescued unharmed. A second French balloon landed safely at Arcaville France with a crewless recovery ongoing as storms hinder recovery efforts.
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Brussels
Belgium
Jane
Breast
Vaterland
Arcreville
France
Bienarme
Rasane
Misha
Arcon
Goodyear
Atenue
Brest
Lerie
Orman
Blood Poisoning Fatal To Young Matron
A young matron died Tuesday from blood poisoning after a brief illness. She was a member of Tri B church and survived by her husband Carl Hall and five year old daughter Maryee. The funeral arrangements will be announced. the body has been returned to the family residence.
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Carl Hall
Moczk
Tri B
Morey
Charles Imrs
George
F JG
Earl Mor Amos
Hieads
Ruling Grants Mayors Power to Ban Sunday Dances
Attorney General Crabbe issues a sweeping interpretation of the state dance license law. Mayors and probate judges may ban Sunday dances and refuse to issue permits without mandamus. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied, with fines up to 500 dollars for violations.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Attorney General
State” Supreme Court
Upper Linden Ave paving to begin soon
County officials announce start of paving on Upper Linden Avenue within weeks. About 1700 feet near the A. E. Tie Co. plant already improved, with the full street project from the corporation line to Roseville pottery planned, relying on property owner support and possible Railway company participation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Upper -Linden
Cook
Corporation
Roseville Pottery
Signal
Chyalorg Mustrial Hace
Ne Chamber
Stemmshin Uustees
A. E. Tie Co
Street Railway Company
Belmont County Man Convicted in Child Abduction Case
Belmont County man charged after a child abduction case was brought to trial. The defendant, identified in historical records as Denkow, was convicted of first degree murder and later sentenced to execution by electric chair after appeals. The proceedings noted the final disposition and dates surrounding the case.
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Belmont County
Child
DEIN
Coltumbis
Penia
Kanawha Syndicate Meets Here to Discuss City Plans
The Kanawha Syndicate holds a Monday meeting with city council members to consider new arena construction and transportation fare adjustments. Officials, including Zimmermann, outline ordinances and proposals while a partial 24 cent fare plan and token changes are debated for upcoming weeks.
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Tile Kanawha Syndicate
Oy City Councile
Unclear Proceedings Reported From Town Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a Tuesday afternoon meeting of directors from a Pittsburgh area firm. Mention of J. Schoo of Pittsburgh and other local officials appears, with references to a gas plant, power and labor actions. Readable details are sparse and garbled.
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Cate
Tm MN
Townsend
N21
Aierngen
Inesner
Burte
Towssend
Paders
Col J. Ti. Schoobs
Pitsburg
Purtsburg
Lake Ererathon
Puitsburs
Rt Penncyl
Burg
Apc
York Central
Tspura Piaie Gass Co
Zaneatiig
Euceis
ILO
Sara Shanley Reported in OM 4HA Hospital After Operation
Town learns of Sara Shanley’s serious operation and recovery efforts. Friends and family expect her to regain health while a memorial note recalls her music teaching work and broad community ties.
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Sara Shanley
Sara Shank
Erty
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