Labor Starts Drive To Defeat Davey In Primary
In Nelsonville the Non Partisan League of Athens County led by H. T. Rainey opened a ten day campaign aimed at uniting the labor vote to defeat Governor Martin L. Davey in the Democratic primary on Aug. 9. Speakers John Owens and Thomas Price blasted Davey and warned of outsize spending by the Davey forces. Owens, president of District 6 UMWA, asserted miners must ignore state pressure to sign loyalty pledges and defended the United Mine Workers stance against company demands. Price urged action against the claimed coercive tactics and highlighted the need for labor solidarity and proper wage and production policies.
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Nelsonville
Labor
League
Athens County
H. T. Rainey
United Mine Workers
Martin L. Davey
John Owens
Thomas Price
Owens
Davey
Charles Sawyer
UMWA
Ohio Industrial Union Council
Price
Oral Daugherty
Hocking Valley
Daugherty
Ohio
Senate
Grand Jury
One “Transportation
Youngstown
National Guard
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
America
Roosevelt
Lewis
Taylor's Team Defeats Plains in 5 1 Victory
Nelsonville Eagles pitcher Paul Taylor stifled The Plains Sunday, allowing two hits and no walks while striking out seven as Nelsonville won 5 to 1. Stillwell led Plains with both hits, while Plains hurler Toth yielded six hits despite the loss. The Eagles benefited from Plains errors as the game moved along.
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Nelsonville
Paul Taylor
Nelsonville Eagles
Plains
Eagles
Taylor
Stillwell
Toth
Plains Star
Dmugherty
Collegocississes
Bulleary
Pogubar
Punter
Csiscerssevescees
Cstartoidacs
Nelsonville ‘Eagles
Pe Devol
Boeck
Dupler
Graham
Hy Mohney
I. Medley
P . le Ray
the Plaina
Hagles
Jon Aa Umphres
C Hartley
Howeon
Scoutmaster Heads Troop Meeting This Evening
Francis D. White of Troop 64 calls all members to a meeting at the Eagle Building rooms on the first floor this evening at six. Attendees should bring snacks and be equipped for a short hike to a nearby swimming pool.
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Nelsonville
Francis D. White
Troop 64
Boy Scouts
Eagle Building
Classes to Resume in Nelsonville Aug. 1
Miss Oris Wallace, supervisor, announces all regular night school classes suspended for three weeks will resume Monday August 1 in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Oris Wallace
Weekend visitors stop by from Columbus and Washington
Miss Jo Barnecut of Columbus visited her home over Sunday with Miss Mary Deeley as weekend guest. Mr Vernon O joined relatives for Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles McCarty of Washington, D C welcomed relatives, with Mr McCarty returning east today and Mrs McCarty staying a week. Charlie Poston spends a few days in Cincinnati.
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Jo Barnecut
Columbus
Mary Deeley
Vernon
Charles McCarty
Washington, D. C
McCarty
Charlies Poston
Cincinnati
Nelsonville Social Notes From Friday Evening Meeting
Faithful Workers class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. Harry Cox home on W Columbus St with hostesses Mrs. C G Crepple and Mrs. Frank Keyes. Devotional leading by Mrs Willard Bartoe and readings by multiple members followed by a Bible contest and a humorous story. Hosts served refreshments during social hour. Various local residents planned travel and visits with mentions of trips to Baltimore and motor tours across several states.
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Faithful Workers
Methodist Sunday School
Harry Cox
W. Columbus St
C. G. Crepple
Frank Keyes
Willard Bartoe
Bertha Barker
Will Burnell
Nettie Stewart
Effie Devore
Stella Betts
Strickland Gillilan
Barker
Thomas Spencer
Jesse Bryan
Simpson
Cox
Albert Barber
Baltimore
Estelle Crabtree
Rochester
Charles Green
Alabama
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Leland Goodman
Alliance
Sam Wilson
Canton
Robert Loss
Bobby
Cuyahoga Falls
C. E. Washburn
C. C. Slater
Columbus
James Lee
Henry McCullough
Edith Stiers
Nabor Hernadez
Amador and Paul
Lillian Stanley
John Otis
Leroy Seldon
Lawrence, Leroy and
Myrtle
Springfield
Linnie Brunston
Williard
Thomas Bryan
Roy Case
Miglio
Detroit
Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Picnic in Lancaster
The Pythian Sisters announce their annual picnic set for Thursday at Rising Park in Lancaster. Detailed plans will be disclosed tomorrow.
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Rising Park
Lancaster
Birth and Marriage Announcements From Athens
Mr and Mrs Ronald Denny announce the birth of a 712 pound daughter Carlie Ann at 820 Poplar St The Bryans announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred G Bryan to William H Smith son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith Athens Rt 4 They wed in Marietta Sat at the Methodist Church Rev John L Landsittle officiating The bride works at the Fair Store Athens and the groom is a Kraft Company salesman They reside at 34 S Court St Athens.
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Ronald Denny
Dena Turner
Poplar St
Carlie Ann
Thomas Bryan
Mildred G. Bryan
William H. Smith
Clarence Smith
Athens
Rt. 4
Marietta
John L. Landsittle
Fair
Smith
Kraft Company
S. Court St
Shower Held For Mrs Don Simonton on Poplar Street
Friends and neighbors hosted a stork shower Thursday evening at Mrs Don Simonton's home on Poplar Street. Attendees awarded prizes to Mrs Emma Gibson, Mrs Jessie Clemons, and Mrs Annabelle Green. The honored guest celebrated a birthday. Refreshments were served late.
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Don Simonton
Poplar St
Emma Gibson
Jessie Clemons
Annabelle Green
Social Guests Dine at White House Logan
Mr and Mrs W C Poston Mrs C C Slater Columbus Miss Leona Wells Mr and Mrs Walter Wolfe guests of Mr Irvin Poston at a 7 oclock dinner Saturday night at the White House in Logan. Mr Poston whose home is Martinsville Ind is the house guest of Mr and Mrs Emerson Poston.
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W. C. Poston
Co. C. Slater
Columbus
Leona Wells
Walter Wolfe
Irvin Poston
White House
Logan
Mr. Poston
Martinsville
Ind
Emerson Poston
Eagles Again Pass Quota At Nelsonville Aerie Meeting
Nelsonville Aerie No 391 Fraternal Order of Eagles accepted five new members at a special meeting, boosting July quota and leading District 4. With two months left in the year they have 46 new members toward a yearly quota of 84. Family Night is set for Friday Aug 5 with bingo dancing and refreshments. Regular lodge matters are on the Tuesday Aug 2 agenda.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Athens
Marietta
Murray City
Glouster
Jacksonville
Corning
Logan
McArthur
Pomeroy
Rizer Couple Welcomes Son Jack in Greenup Ky
Mr and Mrs Harry Rizer announce the birth of their son Jack to Misa Eva Hoff of Marietta at Greenup Kentucky on Saturday July 23 The family will reside with the groom s parents in Greenup.
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Harry Rizer
Jack
Misa Eva Hoff
Marietta
Greenup
Pearson and Chandler in Hero Roles
Chicago. U.P. Yankees pitchers Pearson and Chandler deliver two wins as New York expands AL lead. Pearson shuts out the White Sox to five hits in a 5-1 victory. Chandler nets a 15 inning 7-3 win while retiring twenty straight. Red Sox stumble in St Louis. other early results noted.
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Chicago
U.P
Monte Pearson
Spud Chandler
Joe McCarthy
Pearson
Chandler
New York Yankees
Gomez
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Georgia
White Sox
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bill Posedel
Dolf Camilli
Cincinnati
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bill
Phillies
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Danny MacFayden
Lou Fette
Gubitz and Oldfield Win Golf Prizes
Al Gubitz wins Class A with 51 points at the Point Tournament held at the Country Club. W H Oldfield wins Class B with 46 points. Second place in Class A goes to Dr L E Butts with 49 and L C Baker is third with 45. The Presidents Cup second round matches must be finished by Sunday night August 7. A Sweepstake Tournament for women is scheduled Wednesday.
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al Gubitz
W. H. Oldfield
Gubitz
Dr. L. E. Butts
L. C. Baker
T. E. Gibson
Oldfield
Neil Mathews
T. N. Hoover, Jr
Harvey Baker
Yanks Split Twin Bill With Chicago in Doubleheader
In the first game the Yankees loss is noted with Owen and Crosetti among the batters and strong pitching by Whitehead. the second game features a 9 to 8 Chicago win and multi player RBIs including Selkirk, DiMaggio, Dickey, Gehrig, Jorgens, Appling and Kuhel. Attendance reported at 25,000.
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Toto
Lyons
Owen
Meerigh
Dickey
Rolfe
Rolfe Dickey
Henrioh
Gordon
Gehrig
Berger
Appling
Kuhel
Crosett
Gehri
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Chicege
Pearson
Atrikouts
Whitehead
Yons
N.york Abe
Chicago
Crosetiies
Kreevicher
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Walker If
DiMagc
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Applingss
Dicker
Rensac
Hoag 'S
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Sa-Bchmueter
Chandler
Rieneyplocol Lee
Knott
Sth
Frrars
Walker Appling
Selkirk
DiMaggio
Jorgens
Henrich
Apling
Rigney
Lee
Chandier
Rigeney
Knorr & In
Steinbehr
Walker
DiMag
Kreevich
Radeliff
Rahelib
Sewelle
Rosenth
Whitehad
Dodgers 4 Bues 3 itshe
In a baseball score line the Dodgers beat the Bues 4 to 3. Key players include Bilyn ABR Handley and Camilli with multiple hits and RBIs. The game features two base hits by Waner and Camilli with notable defensive plays and substitutions.
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HOA Bilyn
Handley
Rosen
Waner
Hudson
Buhr
Camilliib
Rirro
Vaughan
Durocherss
Todd
Koy
Young
Lucas
Ren
Rhea
Pittsburgh Seresees
Brooklyn
L. Waner
Wift
Will Entertain Nelsonville at IOOF Hall Tonight
The GA Club hosts an entertainment at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville tonight at 8 o'clock. Members invite attendees for an evening of local entertainment and social time.
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Nelsonville
GA Club
IOOF
Davis Cup Final clash in Montreal up for North American win
Australia and Japan battle in the Davis Cup North American zone final in Montreal with the winner advancing to meet Germany in the inter zone final. Australia completed a 5 0 sweep over Mexico in Kansas City while Japan routed Canada the day before. Germany moved toward the inter zone final against Yugoslavia in Berlin.
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Australia
Japan
Montreal
Germany
Mexico
Kansas City
Canada
Yugoslavia
Berlin
Janet Shock
Denison University
Dayton City
Miss Shock
James D. Platt, Jr
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Across Leagues
National League shown with Cincinnati 7 New York 6 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 6 3 Chicago 5 4 Boston St. Louis 2 2. American League York 5 7 Chicago 1 3 Louis 7 10 Boston 6 2. games postponed by rain Columbus Toledo Milwaukee 4 5 Kansas City 1 9 St. Paul 5 Minneapolis 3. Louisville 11 3 a 4 3 end 7th Sunday law.
National and Association Matchups Across Major Cities
National schedule lists Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn American games pair New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Gosign at Cleveland washington at St Louis Open Date noted for association play
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Gosign
Cleveland
Ashington
Reds 7 Giants 6 adds chaotic ninth inning run
Reds defeat Giants 7 to 6 as Davis earns the win over Brown. Hitting highlights include Craft Bartell Berser and McCormick with two base hits. Errors by Berger Ott Brown and others contributed. Attendance 14 002.
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Kampouris
Leslie
Gumbert
Cimeinmatioo
New York Sesceeese
Berger
Ott
Brown
Frey Ab
al Moore
Bartel Iss
Goodmarf
Lomberdi
Oleiber
Craft
Schmehr Ryan
Castiemn
Gumber
Cards Drop Two In First Game
Boston and St Louis clashed in a doubleheader opener with a 3 2 final. MacFayden earned the win for Boston while Shoun took the loss for St Louis as Cuccinello and DiMaggio drove multiple runs for the losers.
Boston Beats St Louis In Extra Tough Baseball Game
In a late thirteen inning duel Boston defeats St Louis 7 to 5. Key performers include Foxx McQuinn and Cramer for Boston while Vosmik Chapman and Kress contribute for St Louis. Winning pitcher Van Atta and losing pitcher McKain, attendance 8,779.
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Vosemik
M’quinn
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Mazzera
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Clift
Chapma
Kressas ii
Doerr
M'Quillenif
McNair
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Sullivan
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Heffner
b-Bell
Cole
van Atta
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Almada
Chapman
Cramer
B. Mills
Vosmik
Beckfices
McQuinn
Kress
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St Louis
Hita
Jin
Ee van Atta
Boston Abraca St.Louis
Cramerots
Almadacs
McQuinn Ib
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Oheather
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Berg
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Saeseeseseneeeee
St. Louis
Mrese
Beaton
Rogers
Midkiff
Garlic smell in air raid worries Singapore
Reports from Singapore warn that lingering garlic odor may hinder detection of mustard gas if dropped on the town, complicating defensive responses during air raid conditions.
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Singapore
McCormick's Four Hits Rally Reds Past Giants in 11 Innings
Frank McCormick batted four for six, opening the 11th inning rally and scoring the winning run as Cincinnati defeated New York 7 to 6 in 11 innings. His 182nd hit tied for the league lead. he sits fourth with a .385 average. The Reds travel to Philadelphia Tuesday for a three game series.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds
Florida
Frank McCormick
Bill McKechnie
Baxter Jordan
McCormick
Reds
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Wally Berger
Johnny Vander Meer
Paul Derringer
Bucky” Walters
Ray (Peaches) Davis
Sam Leslie
Jim Ripple
Davis
Giants
Clyde Castleman
Harry Gumbert
Walter Brown
Philadelphia
Cubs Rally to Split Twin Bill with Philia
In the first game Chicago edges Philadelphia 8 6 despite late threats as Hartnett and Lazzeri drive in key runs. In the nightcap the Cubs overpower the Athletics 9 6 with Klein Reynolds and Marty supplying the clutch hits before Mulcahy suffers the loss before 13 068 fans.
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Chicago Abracaphile
Abraca Jurgesss
iJordan
Lazieri
Young
Ack
Clark
Mueller
Ryldsifef
Martinef
Marty
O'Dea
Arnovich
Hartnett
Atwood
Collins
Root
Klein
Reynolds
Martin
Demaree
Scharein
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Weintraub
Jordan
Chicago
Philadelphia
la Master
Hite
A\sorden
Herman
Younges Lazzeri
Hack
Wentrub
Black
Davis
d-Scharein
Viscount Run ciman to Join Prague Talks as Adviser
Viscount Run ciman plans to depart London for Prague on Tuesday to begin work as adviser in negotiations between Czech government representatives and minority groups. He is expected to assist in mediating discussions and fostering dialogue ahead of formal talks.
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London
U.P
Viscount Runciman
Prague
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