Moonshine Bust Hits Wallace A Wright Farm Near Langsville
Eighty six gallons of moonshine a large still and several barrels of mash were confiscated on the Wallace A Wright farm about three miles from Langsville by officers. Joe Swick occupied part of the farm and was arrested. He will have a hearing today. The mask was destroyed and the finished product taken to the county jail as evidence. A photograph of the still and moonshine was made. Officers Art Tracy Hysell and Spencer led the raid. It is said to be the largest haul by local officers.
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Pomeroy
Wallace A Wright
Langsville
Joe Swick
Art Tracy
Hysell and
Spencer
Pinch Hitter Replaces Ruth At Yankee Stadium
Column by Davis J. Walsh notes Ruth was removed for a pinch hitter, a move reflecting modern baseball trends. It discusses Ruths health, fading hitting consistency, and pitchers targeting him more aggressively, with author predicting lingering confidence issues and a uncertain return.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Galli Curci
Metropolitan
Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Nora Statts Sues For Divorce In Pomeroy
Nora Statts files for divorce from Edward Statts in Pomeroy. Married December 1923, they have no children. She cites gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty and seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Nora F Cun diff. Craig L Davis attorney for plaintiff.
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Pomeroy
Nora Statts
Edward Statts
Clerk of Courts Bengel
Nora F. Cundiff
Craig L. Davis
Lathey to face court on delinquency charge
POMEROY Aug 11 Frank A Lathey of Pomeroy will be taken before Probate Judge Cora B Roberts on Wednesday charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old girl.
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Pomeroy
Frank A Lathey
Cora B. Roberts
Bing Family First Reunion Planned for Cheshire Yard
Pomeroy August 11 the Bing family public notice announces the first annual reunion to be held in John Scott's yard at Cheshire on August 20.
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Cheshire
Pomeroy
Bing
John Scott
Mark Roller Resigns New York Central Post for Parkersburg Insurance Job
Pomeroy August 11 Mark Roller of Columbus resigns from the New York Central offices in Columbus and takes a position with the Western and Southern Insurance Co at Parkersburg. Roller is well known here.
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Pomeroy
Mark Roller
Columbus
New York Central
Western and Southern Insurnce Co
Parkersburg
Roller $E
Meigs County Arm Club Members to Leave for Camp
Eighteen members of the Meigs County arm club depart for camp at Sora Gallia county on Wednesday. The event will bring an estimated 125 members from Gallia Meigs and Lawrence counties to the camp.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Arm Club
Sora
Gallia
Meigs
Lawrence
Widow of Henry Hamm Dies in Pomeroy
Mrs Mary Hamm widow of the late Henry Hamm died at her Nease settlement home Sunday evening. She left six children Charles of Dayton Albert of Lancaster Dana Dean Emma and Dora of Nease settlement. Funeral is set for 2 PM Wednesday at the Lutheran church with burial in the Lutheran cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Maryamm
Henry Amm
Neasettlement
Charles
Dayon
Albert
Lancaster
Dana
Ehn
Emma
Dora
Nease Dattlement
Nery
Lutheran Cemery
Fines Proclaimed for Drunkenness In Pomeroy
George Tomas and Russell Steel were fined by Squire Gilmore after arrest for intoxication. Tomas paid $12.20, Steel $17.20, and William Peyton $23.20 for the same offense.
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Pomeroy
George Tomas
Russell Steel
Squire Gilmore
Thomas
Steel
William Peyton
Ayoress
Hansford Chase Committed to Mental Institute
Hansford Chase, son of Hiram Chase of Car lPenter, was committed to the feeble minded institute by Probate Judge Cora B. Roberts on Monday in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Hansford Chase
Hiram Chase
CarlPenter
Cora B. Roberts
Bethel Pierce Sues for Divorce in Pomeroy
Bethel Pierce files for divorce from Alec Pierce in Pomeroy cite extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony and custody of their minor child. Married July 1923.
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Pomeroy
State without definite clews state without definite clews
Pomeroy August 11. Prosecutor D Curtis Reed reports no tangible blows toward identifying the persons who set fire to the Blackstone Power house and Essex Apple Saturday morning.
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Pomeroy
Evey
D. Curtis Reed
Perns
Blackstone &Opple
Power House
Essex
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Crow and children and Miss Owens of Pom ery left Monday for Cincinnati where they will spend the week. Rollin Jones William Locke Frank McCormick and C H Sisson of Athens were week end guests of Carl Wolfe and Ethan Harper. W C Roberts of Racine high school faculty has taken a years leave to finish at Ohio State. Carl Wolfe left on a motor trip to Columbus Middletown and Cincinnati. Mrs P A Angellite went to Galapolis Monday for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Martin McDoyle of Liverpool are visiting relatives and friends of Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs C C Cooper and Cooper of Cleveland are visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Fick of Mincoin Hil. Dr and Mrs S A McCullough Mr and Mrs Philip Meinhart returned Sunday after a tour through the East.
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Pomeroy Bend
Fred Crow
Miss Owens
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
Rollin Jones
William Locke
Frank McCormick
C. H. Sisson
Athens
Carl Wolfe
Ethan Harper
W. C. Roberts
Racine High School
Ohio State University
Columbus
Middletown
P. A
Angellite
Gal Mpolis
Martin McDoyle
Liverpool
Rela
C. C. Cooper
Cooper
Cleveland
Arthur Fick
Mincoin Hil
A. McCullough
Philip Meinhart
Will Ackley
Granville
Myra
J. A. Smith
C. P. Haney
Arthur Johnson
Plantz
Hazel Austen
Eloise Brailey
Akron
Eunice Reed
Mike Lares
Florida
J. E. Rowe
Jackson
Nellis
Max Roller
Syracuse
Conrad Betzing
Chester
Silver Ridge
Alfonse de Petro
Joe Lares
Pete Whipple
Huntington
Phillip Meter
Lewis Roush
Leroy Manter
Delaware
Caroline Davis
Katherine Croy
Caldwell
Herman Strauss
Sarah Phillips
Paul Brandenburg
Rosalind Eberbach
Harrisburg
Annie Mott
Winifred
George McQuigg
Ralph Henderson
Middleport
Joe Hysell
Bailey Run
C. Y. Bridgeman
Frances Price
Canal Winchester
Gilbert Rummell
Will A. Ruth
Chicago
Fomeroy National
First City
Pomeroy Businessmen Back Prizes for Eighth Grade Contest
The business men of Pomeroy contributed prizes for an eighth grade commencement contest to be held on the fair grounds August 22. The piece lists multiple local residents traveling, visiting, and business trips, with several names and places such as Granville Athens Cincinnati and Mackinaw Island noted among residents.
Chicago Police Chief Claims Half Force Involved in Bootlegging
Chicago police chief says half the force may be tied to bootlegging while the department denies widespread corruption. The comment follows ongoing investigations and staffing scrutiny amid public concern over law enforcement integrity.
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Chicago
Baseball doubleheader clocked in sixty five minutes
Two major league clubs played a game in 65 minutes in a rare quick contest. The report notes it was perhaps the first time this season that every player on both rosters had a date set for the same night.
Belief Shifts From Santa to Millionaire Speculation
A quip notes a change in questions for children from believing in Santa Claus to doubting or praising the idea of millionaires with Rolls Royce cars. The remark reflects social attitudes toward wealth and fantasy in modern times.
Expedition Returns With 249 Specimens Of Strange Fish
An exploring expedition has returned with 249 specimens of unusual fish. The report notes uncertainty over whether the collection includes a night-sitting fish seen at six day bike races.
Oyster Shucking Championship Kicks Off in Louisiana
The oyster shucking championship is set to begin in Louisiana with the event billed as an honest shell game on the level. Local competitors and spectators anticipate a fast paced contest and regional bragging rights.
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Louisiana
Dempsey Aims for Publicity Beyond Wills Match
Dempsey seeks broader attention through the upcoming Wills bout, turning media focus toward himself and his film work as he pursues fame beyond the rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dempsey
Miller Huggins Sees Pitchers Finding Themselves
Huggins notes his pitchers are just finding their stride while batters have consistently hit well all season, signaling a shift or ongoing struggle for the pitching staff amid the team's results.
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Miller Huggins
Giants Face Fifth Straight Loss in Tough Slide
The Giants dropped five games in a row as a rough stretch continues. The slump shows the team struggles to stay ahead as misfortune compounds on the field.
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Giants
Walker Confident About Clash With Shades
The report notes Mickey Walker remains positive about his chances against Dave Shades, with Walker alone expressing conviction at this stage.
Coed Athletes Carry Ice as Condition Improves
Report notes that athletes are carrying ice to stay cool during practice. If trend continues the A A U may need to supervise the ice supply and distribution.
Giants Pitcher McQuillan Sued for Divorce
A Giants pitcher named McQuillan faces divorce proceedings after a life described as fast. The report notes his on field speed but centers on the legal action rather than sporting details.
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McQuillan
Giants
Fighters tumble into fans surprise during bout
A boxing crowd sees unexpected action as several fighters slip toward the stands. The incident sparks brief confusion and commentary on crowd control and athlete safety.
Baseball Leaders and Totals From August Season
National and American league leaders listed with player totals for home runs and individual achievements. Notable names include Hornsby Cardials 30, Williams Browns 24, Meusel Yankees 23, Bottomley Cardinals 19, Simmons Athletics 19, and Kelly Giants 16. totals show August results across leagues with top athletes and clubs cited.
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Simmons
Athletics
Jacobson
Browns Boone
Red Sox
Braves
National
American
Hornsby
Cardinals
Williams
Browns
Hartnett
Cubs
Meusel
Yankees
Bottomley
Kelly
Giants
Gowdy to Pilot Columbus Manager Position
Hank Gowdy of the New York Giants is due in Columbus to sign a contract to manage the Columbus team in the American Association next season. Manager Molesworth has resigned effective at season’s end.
Cap or Glove Contact For Ball Penalty In Baseball
If a player throws a cap or glove at the ball contact is not required for a foul to be charged but the act is illegal. Penalties include an ejection from the game and possible suspensions or fines depending on the rules body and the game level.
Baseball Penalties for Glove or Cap Contact with Ball
The text explains that tossing a cap or glove at a ball is not a foul unless the item in fact touches the ball. If contact occurs, penalties differ by contact type: three bases for a batted ball and all runners scoring those on base, or two bases for a thrown ball. It notes players occasionally react impulsively during game breaks.
Night game ends in near riot at Hewitt Boden Josten clash
In a darkness halted Hewitt Boden and Josten's contest the crowd surged onto the diamond as Pearce raced home on a ground ball. Umpire Beverage halted play after 14 18 score with confusion and lingering dispute over whether the game would count.
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Hewitt-Boden-Josten
Pearce
Rome
Beverage
McKinley
Sharp
Jostens
Iver Darnell
Barstow
Hewitt- Boden
Willard Darnell
Floormakers
Harry Russell
Pete
Lenhardt
Darnell
Harlow
Morgan
Cady
Duke Pennell
Charley Schmidt Faces Baseball Fracture Hallmark Record
Francisco note reports Charley Schmidt, a veteran catcher, may hold the record for the most fractures in baseball with 30 finger breaks across 24 seasons. He played for Mobile in 1915 setting a durable pace with 156 consecutive games behind the plate and later had roles as player manager and owner in the minors before coaching in Brooklyn in 1923.
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Charley Schmidt
Charley
Schmidt
Mobile
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Brooklyn
Francisco
Oldtime Batting Echoes From Base Hit Archives
A vivid reminiscence recalls Speaker and Cobb as famed base hit collectors, evoking a bygone era when Broadway stars like Lillian Russell shone and Red Haven offered a headache balm.
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Speaker
Cobb
Lillian Russell
Broadway
Red Haven
Hewitt Boden Edges TOUS In Slugfest After Controversy
In a 14 to 13 Hewitt Boden victory over TOUS, a disputed call delayed play as managers and the advisory board settled a base award. McKinley and Darnell led with two base hits each, Pearce hit a homer, and pitchers McKinley and Russell split innings amid a foggy night and crowd interference.
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Cady
Jostens
Wright
Hewitt-Boden
Tous Beaks
Podroe
McKinley
B. Darnell
J. Russell
C. Russell
Harlow
Morgan
Figgins
Lenhardt
C. Russel
Pearce
Sharp
Barstow
W. Darnell
H. Russell
Russell
I. Darnell
Maurer
Darnell
MecKinley
Beverage
Pierre
Josten
Morgan SS
Pearce Ib
Scatman
Eae
Boling
Figgina
Senor
Sheer
Hewitt
Eeer i
BR. Darnell
Tolnar
H Tussell Sb
Dorn
Cf Teehee
McQuade
Cy. Russell
Athens Golfers Enter Southeastern Ohio Tournament
Ten players from the Athens Country Club will compete Wednesday and Thursday at Chillicothe Country Club for the individual prize cup. Six Athens men will form a team to chase the club team cup among seven teams Jackson Wellston Athens Lancaster Chillicothe Marietta Portsmouth Washington Do H. Key Athens players include Grover Swanson McKinstry Edwin Chubb Jr Major Johnson Robert Wood Dr I D H Biddle and Russ Finsterwald I W Bush.
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Athens Country Club
Chillicothe Country Club
Athens
Jackson
Wellston
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Marietta
Portsmouth
Washington
Groiver, Swanson
McKinstry
Edwin Chubb, Jr
Major Johnson
Robert Wood
ID. H. Biddle
Ind
Russ Finsterwald
I. W. Bush
Last Night's Fights Highlight Columbus Showdowns
Details from Columbus boxing cards last night show Joe Schyra 18 from Dayton defeating Johnny Vapke of Cleveland in six rounds. Lou Bloom of Columbus drew with Al Dundee of Cleveland in six. Silent Frankie from Cleveland out pointed Jackie Mellman of Columbus in featherweight. Eddie Conrad of Cleveland won by referees decision in five over Young Ketchell of Columbus recently from Louisville. Tommy Bates of Columbus beat Jack Pence in middleweight. Danny Kramer of Philadelphia stopped George Chaney in 59 seconds. Joe Dundee of Baltimore stopped Nate Goldman in third. Sailor Friedman of Philadelphia and Joe Gans of Allentown drew in ten. Carl Tremaine of Cleveland beat Jimmy Mende of Philadelphia in ten.
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Columbus
Joe Schyra
Dayton
Johnny Vapke
Cleveland
Lou Bloom
al Dundee
Silent Frankie
Jackie Mellman
Eddie Conrad
Young Ketchell
Louisville
Tommy Bates
Jack Pence
Philadelphia
Danny Kramer
George Chaney
Baltimore
Tagging the Bases Dodgers wield early lead in pennant battle
The Reds drop two to the Dodgers by 7 to 3 and 13 to 7, narrowing the gap at league leadership. Dodgers slug Luque and Biemiller in game one and Benton and Brady in game two. Meanwhile the Macks rally with a five run eighth, topped by Simmons nineteenth homer to beat the Browns 6 to 4.
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Reds
Dodgers
Luque
Biemiller
Benton
Brady
Simmons
Browns
Giants Win First Series Game In Muddy Duel
The Giants beat the Pirates 2 to 1 in the inaugural series game. Scott and Meadows pitched well, while a wild pitch by Meadows allowed Young to score the decisive run in the fourth.
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Giants
Pirates
Scott
Meadows
Young
Indians Lose In Ninth As Senators Win Eight to Two
The Indians squandered a late lead and fell 8 to 2 as Ruether shut the door in the ninth. The Cardinals, sparked by Ring’s contributions, coasted to a 6 to 8 win over the Phillies.
Ty Cobb Leads Tigers to 8–7 Win Over Red Sox
Ty Cobb stars for the Tigers in an uphill game, singling in the tenth, advancing on a sacrifice, stealing third, and scoring on an infield out to edge the Red Sox 8 to 7.
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Ty Cobb
Red Sox
Tigers
Meeming Yo Meeming Yo Ranked No 7 Last Season
Meeming Yo Meeming Yo showed rapid improvement and enters as a comer after finishing last season ranked seventh.
Ragged game with sharp rallies in steady match
The match followed orthodox lines with a faulty backhand undercut. The forehand drive stood out as the best shot, cleanly hit and powerful, making returns extremely difficult. The player showed speed, alertness, and solid tactics on fast courts.
Service, Smash and Volley Play Emerges Strongly
A tennis note praises aggressive net play and baseline effort, commending solid doubles tactics and courteous conduct. It lauds the player as a real sportsman and popular figure with a well conceived doubles game.
Western States Champion Wrestler Profile 1922
Handicapped by frail physique yet exhibited great fighting spirit and courage. Noted as Western States champion in 1922 with strong doubles in 1921-22 and participation in the All-Comers meet of 1922.
Hoosier Wimbledon Competitor Gains Notable Experience
A Indiana native from Indianapolis represented the United States at Wimbledon this season. He made a strong showing and gained exceptional experience, stating he needs it for future competition.
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United States
Indianapolis
Miss Gertrude Ederle Aims Channel Crossing From Dover
Miss Gertrude Ederle of New York began her attempt to swim the English Channel from Dover in hopes of becoming the first woman to reach America. Paris dispatches note she faced freshening winds and rough seas as she started after a failed previous attempt by Argentine champion Miss Lillian Harrison.
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Dover
England
Gertrude Ederle
New York
America
Paris
Lillian Harrison
Peden Sound Gridiron Call for Sept 10
Ohio University coach Don Peden announces two daily practice sessions beginning September 15 with about 35 players reporting. Key players out include Keps linger Moritz ODonnell Barrett Herbert and Collinegs. Gamber Sayles Longley and Conkle may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Don Peden
Kepslinger
Moritz
O'Donnell
Barrett
Herbert
Collinegs
Gamber
Sayles
Longley
Conkle
Peden
Ohio
Hop Smith
Guthrie
Athens
Jarvie
Toledo
Serena Shafer
Veden
Shafer
Duncan
George Gardner
Young Willison
Marietta
Kennard
Sweeney
Wise
Blythe
Yesterday results in American Association games
Scores show Columbus defeated Minneapolis 7 to 4 and Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 7 to 4. St Paul won 13 to 11 over Louisville, Kansas City 2 edged Toledo, New York 2 beat Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 7 over Cincinnati and 13 to 7 over Cincinnati, St Louis 5 over Philadelphia 3, Boston 5 over Chicago 3, Washington 3 over Cleveland 2, Detroit 8 over Boston 7, Philadelphia 6 over St Louis 4. No more games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Souls
Hiladelphia
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Leveland
Loston Peewee Tones
American Association
Louisville
See
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Cleveland
Games Today Matchups Across The League
The schedule lists nine games today across the league with Minneapolis facing Somnenawen and St Paul meeting Indianapolis. Other matchups include Kansas City at Louisville Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston and Chicago at New York.
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American Assocs
Minneapolis
Somnenawen St
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