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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1924

Page

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Dawes Affair to Draw Huge Crowd in Evanston

Evanston prepares for a massive gathering as Brig. Gen. Charles Gates Dawes is notified as the Republican vice presidential candidate. Plans include a welcoming ceremony with fireworks, a speech on the campaign issues, and thousands expected around the Dawes home. A. W. Jefferson will notify Dawes, with William M. Butler chairing and Mrs. A. W. Hert directing women’s work.

Chicago Evanston Charles Gates Dawes Coolidge Cleveland A. W. Jefferson Omaha Dawes William M. Butler Massachusetts Ralissimo A. W Congress National Committee

Athens Man Is Given Hot End of Deal

The Messenger reports a man named Charles DeMolet was fined in Logan for a drunken charge. Charles DeMolet Jr., Athens plumber, denies involvement stating the fined man differs by age, complexion, and family details. The dispute centers on mistaken identity and a wrongful accusation.

Athens Logan the Messenger Charles DeMolet Charles DeMolect Jr Webb Charles DeMolet, Jr

Plead Not Guilty To Aiding Break In Jail Escape

Three Anderson siblings and two others faced arraignment in Athens county court after the Redtown jail break that freed 11 prisoners on election night. Sonja Anderson and Ikey Anderson plead not guilty, waived examination, and were bound over to the grand jury under bonds. Lottie Molenski and Elsie Anderson also pled not guilty with cases continued. Swande Anderson, a bootlegger, is alleged as leader of the escape.

Redtown McKinley Cady Athens County Athens Sonja Anderson Ikey Anderson Helwig Lottie Molenski Elsie Anderson M. Johnson Andersons Swande Anderson

Robbery at Cleveland cigar store during pinochle game

In Cleveland on August 19 two masked men burst into Fred J. Battel baum's cigar store where a pinochle night was underway. After threatening players they demanded money and valuables, forcing everyone to surrender loose cash and jewelry on the table.

Fred J. Battelbaum

Colleges to decide if Darwin theory breeds atheism in schools

A California education board panel will review arguments on whether the theory of evolution undermines biblical teaching in schools. Presidents from nine universities will judge ongoing debates and assess about fifty textbooks for biblical conformity.

Sacramento Cal California California Universitise State Board of Education University of California Stanfford University Mills College University of Southern California Pomona College Occidental College University of Redlands College of the Pacific Dominican College

Rural High School Course Changes Set to Expand Special Subjects

Athens county schools will extend daily schedules for rural high schools. An extra hour daily will allow physics chemistry domestic science and manual training with full unit credits. American history moves to the third year and the fourth year becomes Problems of American Democracy with civics material included.

Athens County H. Ek. McVay

Deaths Reported in Athens County 1923 to Aug 19

A county coroner's report shows sixty five deaths in Athens County from 1923 through August 19 this year. Seven alleged murders and nine personal crisis cases are noted with causes including liquor related, mine accidents, automobile and train incidents, drownings and natural deaths. The 1924 average is about two sudden deaths per month versus over four in 1923.

Athens County Lewis Sanders Nice

Pomeroy Baptist Association Sets Albany Session

The twentieth annual Pomeroy Baptist association meets Albany Baptist church on Wednesday and Thursday with three daily sessions. Introductory sermon by Rev. R. W. Pierce. Afternoon talk on Northern Baptist convention. Evening sermon by Rev. Schuyler Foster. Thursday features Rev. Homer Smith and doctrinal talk by Rev. E C Botorff, plus a women’s session and closing sermon by Rev. W H Thompson. A BYPU report from Denver will be presented.

Albany Pomeroy Baptist Association Albany Baptist Church R. W. Pierce Gallipolis Northern Baptist Convention Schuyler Foster Athens Homer Smith Bellevue E. C. Botorff Racine

Water Shutoff Affects East Union and Stewart Streets

City water will be shut off Wednesday morning from University Terrace to Stewart Street to allow repairs. A new water line will be laid on Stewart Street and paving is planned. It may be necessary to shut off water on West Union Street Wednesday afternoon.

East Union Street University Terrace Stewart Street Romine West Union Street

Italian aviator Locatelli ready to join world flight crew

Lieutenant Locatelli cabled from Reykjavik that his airplane is in splendid condition and ready to accompany the American round the world flyers when they depart for Greenland.

Rome Locatelli Reykjavik Iceland Greenland

Demand Release Barrineau Held for Ransom in Durango

Washington demands the immediate release of R. G. Barrineau an American jumberman held for ransom in Durango Mexico. The state department called for his release and urged Mexican authorities to act promptly.

Washington Stern R. G. Barrineau Durango Mexico State Department

Flying Priest to Visit Homes of Dead Pilots

Rev John J Sullivan former World War I aviation corps chaplain began a three month flight from Mitchell Field New York to San Francisco riding with Lt M L Elliott as his pilot. He will visit families of aviators whose burials he conducted in France with most stops between Chicago and San Francisco. He serves as rector at St Augustine's Boston and as New York chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Mitchell Field N. Y John J. Sullivan American Aviation Corps Dehaviland San Francisco M. L. Elliott France Chicago Father Sullivan St. ‘Augustine's Boston Mass New York The Veterans of Foreign Wars

Entertain No Hope For Girl's Recovery

Miss Josephine Wolfe 16 of Lathrop remained unchanged after a shooting Sunday by Charles Male of Washington county. Doctors at Sheltering Arms Hospital offered no encouragement as the rifle misfire wounded her near the spine. Male is detained in Athens county jail pending investigation. Flamingos live in large flocks and I sleep standing on one leg.

Josephine Wolfe Lathrop Charles Male Washington County Sheltering Arms Hospital Miss Wolfe Male Athens County

Dawes Plan Foreseen Reparation Payments For Germany

Arthur Brisbane outlines the Dawes plan with four year horizons for Germany to make large reparations totaling about 650 million dollars annually. He suggests Germany will fund payments by mortgaging railways and industries as bonds sold internationally.

Germany

Famous Party of Campers to Meet Coolidge

President Coolidge hosted at his father’s Plymouth home as Edison Ford and Firestone join a yearly camping trip. The group, touring New England, planned a brief meet and possible lunch before continuing to Canadian woods. Weather cool and tourists thin as Mrs Coolidge honors Calvin Jr. with a windmill keepsake.

Coolidge Plymouth New England President Coolidge Thomas A. Edison Henry Ford Harvey Firestone Ford, Waltson and Firestone Canadian Woods Ludlow Wrymouth Wayside Inn Massachusetts Longfellow Ford Guetta Dent John Coolidge Mrs. Coolidge Vermont Secret Service

Logan Council to Meet Full Issue

Logan Ohio August 19 A council committee including H O Tom Edgar Angle and Ed Hamilton visited Columbus to confer with Ohio Fuel Gas officials on concessions for requested extensions The panel will report at the next session seeking conditions for the extensions and a possible resolution of the gas problem.

Logan H. O. Tom Edgar Angle Ed Hamilton Columbus Ohio Fuel Gas Company

Agents Sought by Columbus Police

Columbus Ohio August 19 deputies ordered to search for Lewis Rosenberg and A J Goodman former agents of the Ohio Industrial Endowment Co. indicted with Louis A Josephson former VP for embezzling 105150 dollars of company funds. Arrest ordered last Friday but deputies could not locate them.

Columbus Lewis Rosenberg A. J. Goodman Ohio Industrial Endowment Co Louis A. Josephson

Paris Cabinet Backs Premier’s London Accomplishments

The cabinet met in Paris with President Dong Mergue presiding as ministers unanimously endorsed Premier ae achievements tied to London.

Paris Dong Mergue London

Messenger Carriers Invited to Athens County Fair

W. B. Johnson the Messenger circulation manager has arranged for all Messenger carriers to attend the Athens County Fair and Races this week. Carriers can secure tickets from Mr. Johnson and should apply to him as soon as possible.

W. B. Johnson The Messenger Athens County Johnson

Teachers Hold Institute in Logan Ohio

Hocking County teachers open a week long institute in Logan at the high school. Morning and afternoon sessions and one evening play are planned. Lecturers include A F E Wagner G H Crow W R Heistand W H Cooper Miss Edwina Morrow H G Good and local speakers. President Miles Graham and secretary Miss Jances Barclay lead, with G W Christman as county superintendent.

Miles Graham Jances Barclay G. W. Christman

Germany Seeks Dawes Aid and Market Expansion

British reports say French troop withdrawals from Offenburg and Appenweiler progress smoothly as London pact ratification nears. Germany eyes a $200 million loan with potential future billions if Dawes plan revenues meet expectations. Germany could join the League of Nations next year if plans proceed.

Berlin Baden Offenburg Appenweter Ramsay MacDonald Dawes London Herriot France Theunts Belgium Marx Germany Retchstag Paris United States Britain Orient Europe League of Nations

Cigaret Tax Revenue Details in County Fiscal Report

The county auditor reports cigaret sales yielded 5525.07 in taxes for the fiscal year. Distributions include 3706.64 to the state, 411.57 to the county poor fund, 110.50 for audit and treasurer fees, and 753.98 to villages and townships. Corporate shares are listed for Albany Amesville Athens Buchtel Chauncey Coolville Glouster Jackson Nelsonville Trimble. Townships allocations cover Alexander Athens Bern Dover Rome Trimble Waterloo York. Refunds due to discontinued sales totaled 472.38.

Fred Cornwell Albany Amesville Athens Buchtel Chauncey Coolville Glouster Jackson Nelsonville Trimble Alexander Bern Dover Rome Waterloo York

Utilities hike announced for Pell Telephone rates in Woodsville

Pell Telephone Co. informs the state utilities commission of a rate increase effective September 1. Urban and rural service will rise to 4.00 dollars per month for business private lines and 2.75 dollars for individual residence lines.

Woodsfield, CO Pell Telephone Co State’ Utilities Commission

Judge Itok Third Man in Ring of Battle

Chicago August 19 final rounds in the Leopold Loeb murder case unfold in Judge John R. Caverly court with Dr Krohn testifying bones of the defense and state teams clashing over mental illness claims. Lawyers spar as verdict near with plans to rest and long summations ahead.

Chicago Nathan F. Leopold, Jr Richard A. Loeb John R. Caverly Juriet Leopold-Loeb Krohn Bobby Franks Dicky Allensia Pachiatrists State Delige Clarence Darrow Benjamin Bachrach Dickey Babe Leoopold Argyle Robinson Loeb

Robbery Suspect Confesses in Safe Theft Case

Columbus Ohio August 19 detectives say Elmer Colgrove Jr 18 of Marion has confessed to robbing two office buildings including the Curry Harper Co offices and stealing 63 50 from a safe. He said he committed the crime because his wife was about to become a mother and he was turning to safe robbing to live.

Columbus Elmer Colgrove, Jr Marion Ohio Grand Jury Curry- Harper Co Colgrove

Kid McCoy to face grand jury as state seeks murder indictment

Los Angeles officials press for first degree murder against Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy in the Teresa Mors case. Keyes presents witnesses and a jewelry theft claim while investigations probe a mysterious package, an insurance policy, and Dagmar Dalgren’s Nottingham visit.

Los Angeles Calif Altennata Asa Keyes Norman Selby Kid McCoy Teresa Mors McCoy Jennie Thomas Mora Thomas More Keyes Bing Dagmar Dalgren Nottingham Miss Dalgren Mors New York City

Firpo Faces Deportation Fight Ahead of Wills Bout

Luis Firpo rushed to New York from Saratoga Springs to contest deportation charges tied to an alleged perjury at Ellis Island and a pending entry dispute involving Bianca Clourdes. Canon Chase argues for immigration reform while Firpo’s camp calls the case a publicity stunt. a potential loss would jeopardize his upcoming bout with Harry Wills and millions in gate receipts.

James L. Kilgallen New York Luis Firpay Saratoga Springs South America United States Hitchescock Firpo Hymag Bushnell Wilheaf Chase New York Civic League Harry Wills Chaip Lenger Jack Dempsey Bianca Clourdes Dr. Chase Miss Clourdes Canon Chase Iun America Demp Bushnell

Children’s Home hill mine coal covers hill for winter

The Children’s Home hill near Pomeroy Ohio reports five inches of burned slate from a Thomas Fork mine covering the hillside to the rear cemetery gate. The material will improve travel conditions for the coming winter.

Pomeroy Ohio Thoms Fork

Child Struck by Wagon Wheel in North Robinson

Evelyn Binnehelfer two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Stinehelfer of North Robinson is recovering from a broken leg after a wagon wheel attached to her parents' automobile loosened and struck her leg. The incident occurred as the wheel detached and struck the child in the leg. Medical attention was provided and her condition was reported as improving.

Cleveland, O Marie Ferrin Guantian Savings and Trust Co Marysville

New Road Plan Approved by Dover County Officials

Athens county commissioners on Monday approved a petition to build a new road through the Werner farm off the Millfield Five Point road. The old road will be vacated when the new route is completed and regular bills were ordered paid.

Athens County A. P William Werner Millfield Five Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hell Maria Mount Eeverest Arthur Brisbane Edison, Ford and Firestone George R. Durno LN. S Logan Council Columbus Police Teachers Holding Institute Berman Loans Teuton David M. Church 1. N Judge Itok Leopold Loeb George R. Holmes Doister Chie Heav Children's Home Hill Dan Frederick Haskin Athens Messenger’ Information Bureau Washington, D. C Bemee
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