Eberle Named by Writing In in Nelsonville Nomination
In Nelsonville on August 10 the Democratic primary re nominated Mayor L. J. Eberle by writing in 175 votes amid rumors of opposition. Willard Bartoe narrowly topped Charles Levering for publican mayor with 279 to 139 votes. Turnout was about 660, signaling weak electoral interest. Sidney Cook won re nomination for city auditor 254 to 176 over Walter Keating. E. B. Beard was elected president of council with no opposition. Councilmen at large were named A. G. Cotton 141 Edington 134 Pearce 129.
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Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Eberle
Willard Barto
Charles Levering
Bartoe
Levering
Sidney
Cook
Walter Keating
Keating
E. B. Beard
A. G. Cotton
John Edington
G. W. Pearce
Cotton
Edington
Pearce
John Barrows
C. A. Shockley
Barrows
Shockley
L. Keplar
Co. A. Stover
Byrom Phillips
Frank Anderson
Raymond Cook
Irvin Pritchard
Fred 8. Scott
Tonsil Removals Conducted At Local YMCA
In Snelsonville Aug 109 Phyl Perkins Elsie Matheny Dale Donald Duncan Leona Spring Leona Stover and Ross Davis Hamley Run underwent tonsil removals at the YMCA Tuesday. Drs W H Hyde and A L Pritchard performed the operations with Miss Ethel Walker assisted by Miss Cavanaugh and Miss Florence Cook. All patients are reported in satisfactory condition this morning. Seven similar operations are listed for today.
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Snelsonville
Phyl Perkins
Elsie Matheny
Donald Duncan
Leona Spring
Leona Stover
Ross Davis
Hamley Run
W. H. Hyde
A. L. Pritchard
Ethel Walker
Cavanaugh
Florence Cook
Isom Chute Awarded Mail Carrier Post at Nelsonville
Isom Chute won the contract for carrying the mail between the Nelsonville post office and the Hocking Valley depot. He succeeds Leslie Howearth who recently resigned after fifteen applicants competed for the position.
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Nelsonville
Isom Chute
Hocking Valley
Leslie Howearth
Man Roasts Car gas tank by lighted match
Arthur Knight, a former Nelsonville resident from Delaware, drove to a Fayette street filling station and lighted a match near the gas opening to gauge fullness. Gas erupted in flames, the station shed caught fire, firefighters quickly controlled it with chemicals. A rear spare tire was scorched. Knight escaped unharmed.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Knight
Delaware
McFarland
Fayette Street
Knight
Doctor Discusses Medical Ethics for Rotary Club
Dr J J Hoodlett spoke on medical ethics to the Nelsonville Rotary Club outlining physician patient duties physician peer duties and the profession’s public obligations. Guests from Ape Logan CPD Shafer and Athens club attended. Local officials Chief Jack Pearson and wife returned from Tennessee trip. Dr C C Butt and family came home after a week at Indian Lake.
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Nelsonville
J. J. Hoodlett
Rotary Club
Lester Woltz
Carl Frenier
Ape Logan Club
CPD
Shafer
Athens Club
Jack Pearson
Tennessee
C. C. Butt
Indian Lake
Faithful Martha class hosts picnic dinner in Nelsonville
Miss Blanche Morehead and Mrs. Ed Crouse will host the Faithful Martha class of the Methodist church gathering in Nelsonville on Friday evening. A picnic dinner is planned for attendees.
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Nelsonville
Blanche Morehead
Ed Crouse
Bere
Martha
Methodist Church
Dupler Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Intoxication Case
James Dupler pleaded guilty to intoxication yesterday before Mayor L J Eberle. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
State seeks continuation of injunction against Decimo Club
The New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn weighed the state's request to extend a temporary injunction stopping the Decimo Club from selling membership certificates. Justice Riegelmann set an 18 day briefs deadline for both sides as the club argues the charges of operating for gain under a fraternal guise are unfounded. The club reportedly has 65,000 members across 16 states.
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New York
U.R
Decimo Club, Inc
Supreme Court
Riegelmann
Brooklyn
Tragic Blast Kills Boy, Injures Sister in Sandusky Home
Lawrence Lombardo, 4, died after a basement explosion in Sandusky as his 2 year old sister was injured. The blast occurred while the children were home alone, and authorities have not determined a cause.
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Sandusky
U.R
Lawrence Lombardo
Lawrence
Seek Rights Washington Rights Spanish Oil Concessions
Washington officials sought to determine the rights of American oil companies in Spain as a royal decree establishes a national petroleum monopoly. Spanish firms were invited to bid on concessions within 60 days from June 28, while American firms supplied 70 to 80 percent of Spain's petroleum.
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Washington
Spain
Alphonso
Commerce Department
Von Elm Arrives to Defend National Amateur Title
George Von Elm national amateur golf champion arrives in Minneapolis to defend his title amid the National Amateur tournament opening August 22.
Famous Plane 10 Rest With Others At Smithsonian
Washington August 10 The Smithsonian aviation section houses the world’s largest collection of famous airplanes showing the development of military and civil flight. Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis may soon join the displays. The Langley aerodrome hangs from the ceiling while a helicopter built by Emile Beriiner and his son Henry is exhibited. The exhibit also features the NC 4 boat, the Army’s 1923 non stop transcontinental, the Chicago, and planes from Rickenbacker to St Clair Street detailing major air ventures.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Atlantic
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
He Langley
Samuel Pierpont Langley
Emile Beriiner
Henry
McKeady
Kelly
Tte
Chicago
Eddie” Rickenbacker
William Mitchell
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
St. Clair Street
New York
Nome
Alaska
Columbus mother bears triplets in Chicago
Mrs. Arthur Engert of Columbus, Ohio, gave birth to triplets all girls in Chicago. Mother and all three babies are reported healthy and doing well.
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Chicago
U.R
Arthur Engert
Columbus
Radios Promised Journey Through Hospital Program
New York Aug 10 U P A program on station WGS will feature From an Insane Asylum with a confidential arrangement Charles D Isaacson representing the international preaching corporation announced at WGL that the audience would be taken through the asylum The institution s name and the identities of patients and staff will not be disclosed Terre Haute Ind Aug 10 One thousand miners will return to work as soon as agreements reached between two local coal companies and unions become effective The two firms operate five mines A manager from one company A M Ogle sits on the Indiana Coal Operators Association scale committee which recently declined Governor Donahey s peace parley
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New York
U.P
WGS
Charles D. Isaacson
International Preaching Corporation
WGL
Isaacson
Terre Haute
Ind
A. M. Ogle
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Donahey
War department approves Ohio River bridge plan
The War department today approved revised plans for a bridge over the Ohio River at Steubenville Ohio.
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Washington, Ane
War Department
Ohio River
Steubenville
Ohio
Guards Deployed at Bridges Amid Sacco-Vanzetti Tensions
Baltimore and Ohio officials placed guards at the Houly and Gaston junction bridges near Fairmont West Virginia as a precaution against possible damage by Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers. Coal companies are also protecting mining properties.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Houly and Gaston Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sacco- Vanzetti
Dynamite Blast Hurts Residents in Picher Oklahoma
In Picher Oklahoma on August 10 authorities doubted local sympathizers of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti planted the charge that damaged several homes and injured about six people. The explosion occurred at the Vantage Mining property around 7 19 p.m., wrecking two houses and damaging others nearby.
Grain and feed prices in Aug 10 market notes
Wheat futures and oats steady with No 2 and No 3 prices listed. Clover cash and hay prices shown alongside butter eggs and straw costs, with monthly and future quotes indicated.
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Rae
Detroit flyers plan world speed record flight
Two pilots from Detroit, Lehlee and Brock, will depart from Harbour Grace Newfoundland to set a new global speed record once radio beacon gear is fitted on their plane.
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Washington
U.P
IF. Lehlee
Brock
Detroit
Harbour Grace
N. F
Guards Placed at Belmont County Coal Mines
Five deputy sheriffs were stationed at each of the three Belmont county mines in St. Clairsville on August 10 as guards precede the reopening with non-union labor after earlier company-placed guards.
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ST. Clairsville
UPR
Belmont County
Suit Filed For Note Nonpayment And Mortgage Foreclosure
In Common Pleas court William T. Martin sues Mahlon E Oxley and Mary Ki Oxley for 500 claiming a June 14 1914 note secured by a mortgage on Alexander township property remains unpaid and asks foreclosure and sale. The Midland Grocery Company Columbus sues Johnson Beverage Company Athens for 756.57 on an open account with interest from June 10 1927.
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Common Pleas Court
William T. Martin
Mahlon E. Oxley
Mary Ki. Oxley
Alexander Township
Midland Grotery Company
Columbus
Johnson Beverage Company
Athens
Car Found Abandoned in Coolville With Missing Parts
A Jewett touring car was found ditched near Coolville reported to Sheriff Williams. T E Fitch recovered engine numerals a Mason ic emblem and an insurance plaque from the vehicle, which had chassis 82 682 and motor 93 319. Tires batteries and lights were removed. no matching theft record was found.
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Coolville
William Williams
T. E. Fitch
Cleveland pilots plan Rome flight in Old Glory
PLAN FLIGHT CLEVELAND, Aug. 10 Lloyd W. Bertaud and James D. Hill, Cleveland pilots, are scheduled to arrive here tomorrow from New York in their plane Old Glory in which they are planning a flight to Rome.
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Cleveland
Lloyd W. Bertaud
James D. Hill
New York
Rome
4000 STRIKE IN CINCINNATI OVER SACCO AND VANZETTI
Four thousand Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America members in Cincinnati walked off for one hour in protest of the Sacco and Vanzetti execution.
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Cincinnati
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nesmith Dies at Home in Champaign County
John Nesmith died July 13 at his Champaign home from heart trouble. A former Athens County resident, he had been visiting relatives last winter and was a contractor with a house near completion. He was buried near Mt. Vernon where his wife rests.
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John Nesmith
Champaign
Lil
M. J. Woodworth
Carolyn Dinsmore
Lintcoln
Neb
Nesmith
Athens County
Mt. Vernon
Zaleski Couple Wed in Home Ceremony
Zaleski Miss Estella Pennell wed Clair Kyle of Columbus in a home ceremony attended by relatives. The couple will reside in Columbus where the bride has worked. Various locals, visitors, and reports on school staff omissions and local visits follow.
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Estella Pennell
Albert Pennell
Clair Kyle
Columbus
Emma Vansky
McArthur
Minnie Jayjohn
Athens
Mary McLain
Lancaster
Charles Keeney
Hawk
Chas. Hayes
Clothier
W. Va
Hayes
Zed Thomas
A. A. Atkinson
John Wagenbach
Archie McKibben
Hazel
Luther McKibben
Etta Freeman
Canney
Knox Township
Putnam
Albertanti Appointed to Tex Rickard Publicity Staff
Tex Rickard appoints Francis Albertant a noted New York boxing writer to his publicity team enhancing coverage and public relations for major boxing events in the era.
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Tex Rickard
Francis Albertant
New York
Pratt’s Fork Social Guests Told in Local Note
Mr and Mrs C V Dixon hosted Sunday guests including Delph Parker and family and George ton and family from Shade. Roy Goldaberry family visited, as did David Gillian Wriday. The Parkersburg traveler Han returned Friday improved. Gerald Kin family called on Carsey. Floyd Williams family visited Sargent. Vern Beal family guest of Beal mother Mrs B As Story. Elmer Goldsberry family visited Virginia. Alvira Grim visited Mr and Mrs Jacob King and F M King.
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C. V. Dixon
Delph Parker
Ens
Lewis Sargent
Vern Beal
Clark's Chapel News and Local Visits
Mrs Margaret Thomas and children of London are visiting here Mildred Ruth visits J A Bell Evelyn Sams stayed at the Snow home last week Saville Carpenter visits her aunt and Mr and Mrs Albert Carpenter on the New Marshfield pike Aid members met at Mrs Wilbur Youngs Tuesday afternoon for a doco An ice cream is planned at Clark's Chapel Thursday evening with the Rev I P Day pastor expected to attend and speak.
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Mildred Ruth
J. A. Bell
Evelyn Sams
Snow
Saville Carpenter
Albert Carpenter
New Marshfield Pike
Aid
Wilbur Youngs
Doco
Clark's Chapel
Local Social Roundup Guests and Weekend Visits
Shade. Mrs. Suzan Bissell and Mrs. Jett Violet with children visited Vienna Kelley and Miss Mildred Hazelton. Adrienne Smith hosted a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Grim entertained Sam Burson Paul Bobby Emett and a child of Al Mra Fred Biehl. Dana Van Nest and S J Smith with sons Walter and Carl were guests. The Sapps visited. Camp trips were noted with several men heading to Copeland Jam near Stewart. Harris family finished a visit and others toured Chillicothe Gallipolis Wellston and Jackson. Libbie Burson Audena visited Garden hosted by Carmel Slusher.
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Suzan Bissell
Jett Violet
Clyde Scott
Vienna Kelley
Mildred Hazelton
Adrienne Smith
Chariie Grim
Sam Burson
Paul
Bobby
Emettrie
Fred Biehl
Dana van Nest
J. Smith
Walter
Carl
Elza Sapp
Eugene Goldsberry
Loyd Pierce
Robert
Joe Bobo
Wren Wilson
Copeland Jam
Stewart
Stanley Harris
Harris
Everett Bosworth
Chillicothe
Fred Smith
Helen Dixon
Gallipolis
McArthur
Wellston
Jackson
Libbie Burson
Audena
Carmel Slusher
Garden
Democratic renomination for Civil War veteran John W. Gray
A -year-old Civil War veteran seeking another term was renominated by the Democratic party. John W. Gray served with Co. First Battalion, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Charles T. ONeill was unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Marifptta
John W. Gray
First Battalion
Pennsylvania
Teer Infantry
Charles T. O'Neill
Torney
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