Court Fails to Convict Swick in Moonshine Case
Aug 19 in Langsville Justice court Joseph Ick of Langeville found Swick not guilty of possession and moonshine charges. After verdict officers dumped eighty six gallons of moonshine and other liquor into a street sewer in front of the courthouse. Swick testified he did not know of the liquor and had not been near the location three weeks prior. The Wallace Wright farm at Langsville was referenced in the raid and investigation.
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Pomeroy
Joseph Ick
Langeville
French
Swick
Wallace Wright
Langsville
A. D. Rusgit
D. Curtis Reed
Harry Rice
Lord Hysell
Two Fined by Squire Gilmore in Pomeroy Notice
Howard Nobles of Pityme faced charges of disturbing the peace and trespassing. He paid $6 plus costs for disturbing the peace and $3 plus costs for trespassing, and was sent back to jail for nonpayment. Howard Stitz of Pityme was fined $10 plus costs for disturbing the peace, paid, and was released.
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Pomeroy
Howard Nobles
Pityme
Squire Gilmore
Howard Stitz
Pityime
Costa
Edward White Fined for Railroad Property Trespass
Pomeroy August 19 Edward White arrested Saturday for trespassing on railroad property was fined 11 dollars he paid the amount in court.
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Pomeroy
Edward White
Arrest of Lawrence Pepper in Dark Hollow
Pomeroy report says Marshall Ray Roush arrested Lawrence Pepper, a Black man, at Dark Hollow on Monday evening. Pepper is wanted in Nelsonville for rape. Chief of Police Jack Pierson of Nelsonville retrieved Pepper.
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Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Marshall Ray Roush
Lawrence Pepper
Dark Hollow
Pepper
Jack Pierson
Probate Judge Announces Vincent Estate Heirs
Probate Judge Cora B. Roberts reports the Vincent estate will pass about 2800 dollars to the heirs including children. The notice lists residents visiting and traveling to Athens Cincinnati Kentucky Dayton Pomeroy and Pittsburgh with several local families hosting visitors from Akron Huntington and Pittsburgh during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Roberts
Vincent
Maria Smith
Athens
Louis Horwitz
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Childs
Point Pleasant
Norman McCullough
Jacob Ament
Cooper
Dayton
J. O. Maskey
Upper Sandusky
Amos Junod
Guy Russell
Carl Persinger
Akron
Pomeroy
Eileen Williamson
Huntington
J. W. Beards
Cary Atkinson
Pittsburgh
Floyd Foss
Theo. Jose
Streich
Mary Q@chaefer
Washington
Philadelphia
Kate Adams
Elia Ashworth
Elmer and
Dayton Ashworth
Hazen Cuyler Reaches 100th Run as Pirates Star
Hazen Kiki Cuyler, Pittburg Pirates outfielder, tallies his 100th run. In just two years in the majors he is hailed as a rising star by observers and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Cuyler
Hazen
Kiki” Cuyler
Pittsburg Pirates
Cuyler
Lancaster Golfers Return Friday In Athens Duel
Lancaster Country Club plans to send 24 golfers to Athens to seek revenge for a 55 50 loss earlier this season. The Athens club will field its 24 ranked players from its club standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Country Club
Athens
Athens Club
Lancaster
Lancastrians
Athens ‘Club
Pomeroy-Middleport Kiwanis Club Aims for Lancaster Meet
Pom ery Kiwanis members met at the K of P hall in Middleport with O O Crawford Nelsonville schools chief as speaker. The club plans full participation in the September 2 inter city meeting at Lancaster and will handle the entire program. Delegates Reed Swegman and Lewin head to Dayton convention September 16 16 17. Free airplane rides will be offered to Miwanis attendees. About thirty club members expect to go.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy-Middleport Kiwanis Club
K. of P. Hall
Middleport
O. O. Crawford
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Pomeroy-Middleport
C. EB. Peoples
Josephine Williams
Francis Kline
Marcelline Woodrum
Margaret Skinner
Leo Phillips
D. Curtis Reed
Rolland Swegman
Heritage Lewin
Pomeroy Mid- Aiirport
Dayton
Ettae
Peter Korn Dies at 64 in Pomeroy Home
Peter Morn, 64, died at his Breezy Heights home Tuesday night after a three month heart ailment. He leaves a widow and three sons Anthony Hen a Leo and George Jacob. Funeral arrangements are not announced.
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Peter Korn
Pomeroy
Peter Morn
Moon
Anthony
Hena Leo
George Jacob
Funer
Acti
Car overturns near Beorte Grove cemetery injuring one
August 19 report from Pomeroy states a Willya t car owned by Tom F. Lewis of Columbus, formerly Middleport, turned over near Beorte Grove cemetery Tuesday. The crash left one person in the vehicle and the car substantially damaged.
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Pomeroy
Tom F.lewis
Columbus
Middleport
Beorte Grove
Infant Pickens Dies in Antiq Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Sherman Reed Pickjena eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pickens of Antiq were held at 2 o'clock at Plants church with burial in Plants cemetery.
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Pickens
Pomeroy
Sherman Reed Pickjena
Frank Pickens
Antiq
Plants Church
Plants
Pomeroy Couple Wed in Gallipolis
Evan Will son of Joe Will of Rockport and Augusta Fox daughter of John Fox of Minersville wed in Gallipolis on Saturday. The ceremony joined two families from neighboring towns in a small early evening marriage. Rough transcription notes indicate August 19 as the wedding date.
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Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Evan Wil
Joe Will
Rock
Augusta Fox
Daugher John Fox
Minersville
Rule Aimed at Safeguarding Batsmen from Intentional Quick Pitching
The rule prohibits a pitcher from throwing invalid or unjustly aimed pitches at a batsman, especially in high leverage moments, to prevent dangerous collisions and retaliatory actions. It enforces warnings, warnings followed by balks or penalties, and potential ejection for deliberate actions, preserving player safety in critical game situations.
Intentional Pass Rule in Baseball Fails to Change Pinch Strategy
The article reviews the contested practice of the intentional pass and a proposed rule requiring catchers to stay in position until the ball leaves the pitcher. It notes umpires opposed the rule, arguing it set too fine a line and did not reduce intentional pitches. It concludes the rule has not been effective in making pinch passes harder.
Unclear Baseball Box Score Summary
In a high scoring game Cincinnati built leads with multiple runs across the middle innings while Philadelphia replied with steady offense. Key hits came from Fonseca Wingo Critz Walker Leach and Schultz with Betts Benton May Knight Mitchell adding pitching highlights in a tense late stretch.
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Smith
Wingo
Knight
Betts
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fiers—Pinelli
Welker
Friberg
Fonseca
Critz
Walker
Leach
Huber
Schultz
Holke Critz
Holke Critz. Home Pene Land
Roush
Benton
Sineado Fonseca
Caveney
Crits
Holke
Pinel Caveney
OY Betts
Mitchell
Berton
Nat
Mitche Hell
Winniae
Pit Itchery
Phila
Adelphia
Vic‘tery
Seeereer Caveney
Henline
Eee
Os Betts
Ilao
Dievesees
Williams
Hawks
Couch
Sand
hhita—Leach
Lue
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Baer
Hite
Luque
Pinell
Chita
Frite
Histone
Aawkkr
Alis
Brrugh
Luque 'E
Couch Flite
Mite OI
Gieee
Wats
al Mann
Seer i Roush
Ef Pevese
Crita
Ays
Ordevese Ee
Mitchell, P
Fragmentary notes on baseball matchup and officials
Fragmented OCR text references a game or players including Lutzke and Bluege with scattered names and terms. Mentions judge and Harris among officials, but the context and outcome are unclear due to the incomplete source.
Care for Jean Teader in On 5
Jean Teader is receiving care as a recent event unfolds on the fifth. Local officials report ongoing treatment and observable progress, with family updates expected as medical staff monitor her condition.
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Jean Teader
Ray-Glon Clinch Twilight League Title With Eight Run Rally
Ray-Glon clinched the 1925 Twilight league championship by defeating the Eagles 8 to 4 on Tuesday. Cheaser pitched solidly for the Eagles, allowing no earned runs, while Ray-Glon rallied with six runs in the third and fourth innings amid miscues by the Eagles. Bradfield, Knox, and Bartels contributed key plays as Ray-Glon exploited errors to secure the victory and repeat as champions. May include late baserunning heroics by Homer Russell.
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Eagles
Ray-Glen
Cheaser
Bradfield
Russell
Hawkins
Knox
McAfee
Whit Jatch
Karich
Whitlatch
Bartel
Bartels
Gibbs
Earich
Chesser
Bounder
Handley
Watkins
Wise
Sevee Kranyik
Usseule
Eevee
Higeeel
S. Handley
Sacfice
Chessek
Knights of Pythias and Josten's Cigar Battle For Fourth
The Knights of Pythias and Josten's Cigars clash to decide fourth place. A batting average error in D Wise of the Ray-Glas is corrected. he had 33 at bats. Two prizes are awarded tonight: a $5 merchandise slip from Athens Book and News for the lady winner and a Stewart's Toggery cap for the gentleman winner.
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Knights of Pythias
Josten
D. Wise
Athens Book and News Company
Stewart
Baseball Standings and Player Notes From Ringed Leagues
Fragmented OCR lists player names and team mentions such as Pirates Reds and Pirates again, with partial scores and league references. Notable figures include Hornsby and Card, with scattered numbers like 1-12 and 25, but the readable content is highly garbled and incomplete.
Ohio farmers could gain freight relief on fertilizer rates
Columbus reports that if Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Gaddes recommendations are adopted Ohio farmers would save over $300,000 annually in fertilizer freight rates. The recommendations followed hearings prompted by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and its purchasing company, accusing current rates of being unreasonable.
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Columbus
Ohio
Examiner EB
Goddess
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner Gaddesa
Ohio Warm Bureau Federation
Ite
Purchasing Com. My
Intriguing Fragments From Yesterday's Scoreboard
Incomplete lines show team names such as Louisville Cincinnati Washington and others with scores like 6 4 2. The text appears to be a partial sports scoreboard with scattered league references and city abbreviations, lacking clear results or contexts.
Baseball Schedule Mapped Across Cities
National League games list shows Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at St. Louis. Other matchups include Milwaukee at Tol Minneapolis at Jenaport St. Paul at Louteville Chicago at New York and Boston at Chicago. A variety of cross town and cross league games are noted.
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LEAG
Pittsburch
Philadelphia
American League
P.C. Fladelphia Aeereeenre
Newevreerreerere
Aes F P.c
Loutaville Art Ist
Vree Indiana Aerreerree
A . St. Paul Eeeerereeree
Minnea
Kanaag Ciay
Toledo
Sewereearererree
Milwaukee
Ccceess
Solumdus
Eccseeeseeee
Anea Ee
Desert grown citrus linked to synthetic gin fame
The article notes science enabling oranges lemons and limes to be grown in desert regions and calls this a tribute to the rising popularity of synthetic gin.
Billy Gibson Aims Marines at Harry Wills Fight
The article notes Billy Gibson pushing for a soldier fighter against Harry Wills with Marines always first to land. It also questions how Johnson keeps getting arrested for speeding in an automobile.
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Billy Gibson
Harry Wills
Gibson
Johnson
Greb Fights Night Fight in Atlantic City
The report notes Harry Greb taking part in an Atlantic City ice fund event and knocking his opponent cold. It also mentions a Saratoga Springs horse named Nurmi, and questions whether the A A U is connected to the oats and stable bill.
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Harry Greb
Atlantic City
Saratoga Springs
Nurmi
Water Queen Eleanor Garatti Emerges as National 50-Meter Darling
Meet Eleanor Garatti a sensational mermaid from the far west who holds the national 50 yard swimming title. Once a novice a year ago she has shown rapid improvement and aims to cement a strong reputation in natatorial circles. She resides in San Rafael California.
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Eleanor Garatti
Far West
Garatti
San Rafael
California
Penitentiary Legionnaires Face Strong Pen Team
Aug 19. The Legionnaires expect a tough game at the state penitentiary Thursday evening. The Pen team, with manager Tacks Lattimer who was jailed for murder, leads the Merchants and Manufacturer's league under his guidance. Next Sunday they host Noble county, then a week later the sugar game with the Zanesville Greys is planned.
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Glouster
Legionnaires
State Penitentiary
Lattimer
New York Giant
Xenia
Merchants and Manufacturer's League
Noble County
Zanesville Greys
Barnyard Golfer critiques others without boasting
The line praises a barnyard golfer who avoids sitting to boast about his course. It notes his restraint in explaining superiority and emphasizes his admirable humility in competition.
Hockey games next winter extend by fifteen minutes
The article notes that hockey games next season will run 15 minutes longer to give players more opportunity for action and knockouts.
For Sale Mastermind Item Trade for Pitcher Cap
Classified style note offers a slightly worn mastermind or trade for a cap able to tell a fastball from a folding bed. Addressed to J. J. McGraw c/o New York Giants. Hints at emotional reactions if New York misses the world series.
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J. J. McGraw
New York Giants
New York
Tremaine Earns Newspaper Decision In Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland crowds booed as Carl Tremaine of Cleveland received a newspaper decision over Johnny Shepard of Boston. The card featured slow action with Tiger Jack Burns edging Al Dundee and Tommy Freeman scoring a fifth round knockout of Mike Dempsey in six rounds.
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Cleveland
Carl Tremaine
Johnny Shepard
Boston
Tiger Jack Burns
Los Angeles
al Dundee
Mansfield
Burns
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Mike Dempey
Rochester
Tagging the Bases
Subcessional News Service reports the Indians finish second to the Senators, 7 to 4. Reds win two from Phillies, 7 to 1 and 11 to 10, with prolific home runs. Nehf strong as Giants defeat Cubs, 7 to 1.
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Walter Johnson
Indians
Senators
Reds
Phillies
Nehf
Giants
Cubs
Browns Rally Past Athletics In Tight 7 6 Victory
The Browns edged the Athletics 7 to 6 after a rough start as Quinn’s five run lapse in the first inning loomed large. Ohio manufacturers contribute to the Treasure Chest display at the Ohio State Fair from August 31 to September, with donated products to be given away to fair patrons.
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Athletics
Quinn
Browns
Columbus
Ohio
Braves Open Field as Cards Fall Twice
The Braves fielded strongly as Boston edged St Louis in two games, winning 6 to 2 in both. Cards failed to mount a comeback in each contest.
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Braves
Boston Outfit
Mr Ruth Delivers Twelfth Homer as Yanks Rally Past Tigers
In an eighth inning burst, Mr Ruth hit his twelfth homer of the season, sparking a Yankees rally that sealed a win over the Detroit Tigers. The decisive blast capped a high stakes showdown and reinforced New York’s late inning strength.
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Mr. Ruth
Yanks
A & Red
Tigers
Lyons Leads Pirates to Eleventh Victory Over Red Sox
The Pirates secured an 11 to 8 win over the Dodgers after an eight run third inning, extending their seventh straight success while the Red Sox faced a tough slump.
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Lyons
Red Sox
Pirates
Dodgers
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