Sam Briggs Arrested En Route to Columbus for Intoxication
Sam Briggs of Athens was delayed on a trip to Columbus when Deputy Joe Farbearn jailed him in Logan county for intoxication and liquor possession. Magistrate Miller fined him 15 dollars and costs on intoxication, while Judge Ellinger fined 100 dollars and costs for liquor possession. both fines were paid and Briggs released to resume travel.
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Logan
Sam_ Briggs
Athens
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Briggs
JP. Miller
A. M. Ellinger
Marriage of Jacob Mohler and Hattie Greiner in Logan
Jacob Mohler a brick plant worker and Hattie Greiner a Logan housekeeper were joined in marriage with the Rev. James R. Fields officiating.
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Jacob Mohler
Logan
Hattie Greiner
James R. Fields
Helen Wills Sets Health Rules for Tennis Star Form
International women’s tennis champion Helen Wills stresses tennis as one factor in fitness but not sole cause. She advocates nine hours sleep, no two late hours in succession, regular meals, and a balanced diet of fruits vegetables milk and meats to build firm tissue.
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Helen Wills
Survey finds 61 of 100 New Yorkers list 233 causes of wife dissatisfaction
New York readers learn from Woman's Home Companion that among 100 men 61 named 233 possible faults in wives. Reasons include temperamental, physical issues, lack of freedom, economic pressures, children's troubles, and friction with relatives.
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New York
New York City
Woman's Home Companion
Judge to Rule on Stephenson Habeas Corpus Case
Judge John C. Richter of the Laporte Indiana circuit court is expected to hand down a startling decision in the habeas corpus action brought by D C Stephenson former klan leader now in Indiana state penitentiary for murder. The decision is expected soon.
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John C. Richter
Laporte, Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana State Penitentiary
Man Is Hurt When Tossed Under Car
Briant of Briant, Nelsonville, was injured when his motorcycle and a car collided south of Nelsonville. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg above the ankle, a deep eight inch laceration in the right thigh, and a severe knee wound. He is a Williamston, W Va resident working as a miner near Nelsonville. Also, Thomas O’Donnell, 12, New Straitsville, received a minor cut above the right eye in a separate Main Street collision involving his father’s motorcycle and another car.
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Briant
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Williamston
W. Va
Thomas
Robert O'Donnell
New Straitsville
Main Street
Legion Players Go to Meeting
The Logan American Legion band, augmented by Bremen band musicians, left Logan Monday for Columbus to join the American Legion annual convention. The group will participate in a 24 hour concert and perform at various city venues. Transportation was arranged by the Logan chamber of commerce and special caps and capes were bought for the trip. Rehearsals were held Sunday at the Legion hall.
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Logan
Bremen
Logan American Legion
Columbus
American Legion
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Bride Louise Wilson To Wed August 21 At Wilson Avenue Church
Miss Louise Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wilson, will marry Robert Colwell Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Turner, August 21 at eight in the evening at the Wilson Avenue Church of Christ in Columbus. Miss Mabel Sims will be bridesmaid. The couple will host a reception for 199 guests at the bride elect’s parents’ home after the ceremony, following 200 invitations.
James Newman Pleads Guilty in City Court
James Newman pleaded guilty to intoxication at the mayoral court and was fined $25 plus costs. He remained in jail until payment. Police Captain Charles Maple and Con stable Harry Dalton reported the arrest on Stimpson Avenue. Frank Dutch Cochran was held in city jail awaiting arraignment on intoxication charges.
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Charles Maple
Harry Dalton
James Newman
Logan Sheriff Holds Paroled Girl in Horse Theft Case
A telegram to Sheriff W. R. Lloyd from Delaware girls industrial school officials asks him to detain Miss Evelyn Collens who was arrested with Joe Andrews in a horse theft from Dr. Dew of Nelsonville. An officer will return her to the institution Monday after a brief parole release.
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Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Evelyn Collens
Joe Andrews
Dr. Dew
Nelsonville
Six Die as Street Car Hits Sightseeing Bus in Cologne
Six people were killed and 60 injured when a street car collided with a sightseeing bus in Cologne today. Authorities reported the crash as a major urban transit accident with numerous casualties and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Cologne
Germany
Engineer of Service Improves Comfort on Rail Travel
Olive W. Dennis, engineer of service for a major railroad, travels 50,000 miles yearly to improve passenger comfort. She redesigned dining car menus, china, and leaflets, added hot water in dressing rooms, deck blankets on observation platforms, and a compact window vent to reduce drafts. Her work blends engineering with domestic insight to make trains feel like home.
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Baltimore
Olive W. Dennis
Miss Dennis
Dennis
Goucher College
Columbia
Cornell
Road
Tommy Kleinschmidt Proud After Five Pound Channel Cat
Logan August 20 Tommy Kleinschmidt boasts of a vacation catch along the Hocking river near Old Town. He landed a five pound channel catfish after a fifteen minute fight with a crawfish baited hook and kept the fish in a pond on the family lawn.
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Logan
Tommy Kleinschmidt
Hocking
Old Town
Isaac Walton
Kleinschmidt
Local social notes and visits from Logan crowd
Mrs Edward Phillips of Columbus visited Logan Saturday and Sunday as guest of Elmer Phillips and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Struble and daughter departed for Columbus for the American Legion convention. Byron Moorehead and son Richard of Columbus were in Logan Visiting Frank Harden and relatives. Floyd Loomis announcing birth of a daughter. Guy Loomis and Mrs Arnold of South Mulberry street are grandparents. Dr E F Campbell returned to practice after vacation in Canada. Dr Tunis Nunemaker, daughter and two nieces from Portsmouth visited A J Nunemaker. Russell Berlin of Logan hosted relatives in Marietta. Miss Mabel Wood of Chillicothe visiting Logan to plan winter return while teaching at Ilesboro high school. Glenn Johnson of South Bloomfield a Logan visitor. Harry Bickel of Union Furnace visited Logan. Mrs Harden Webb and Mrs Tschappat visited Columbus. James Krieg left for Columbus for two days at American Legion convention. L C Laube, ill at home on West Hunter street, improving. he is Ohio Power district manager.
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Byron Moorehead
Richard
Columbus
Logan
Frank Harden
Floyd Loomis
Guy Loomis
Arnold
South Mulberry” Street
E. EF. Campbell
Canada
Tunis Nunemaker
Portsmouth
Nunemaker
A. J. Nunemaker
Russell Berlin
Marietta
Mabel Wood
Chillicothe
Ilesboro High School
Glenn Johnson
South Bloomineville
Harry Bickel
Union Furnace
Clinjton Webb
Phil Tschappat
James Krieg
American Legion
L. C. Laube
West Hunter Street
Ohio Power Company
Birds and Whales to Be Placed Under League Protection
Geneva August 20 The League of Nations may take migratory birds and whales under its protection. A commission has studied an international convention on whales and a September assembly may summon a conference to draft an international bird convention to replace the 1902 Paris pact.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
International Committee On Bird Protection
League Council
International conference urged on protecting birds for agriculture
The coming international conference will stress protecting birds. It argues birds help balance insects and support game food from an agricultural viewpoint.
Towel Incident Sends Man to Lose Consciousness
Charles M. Levisay of 2298 N Fourth Street reached for a towel in a bathtub and touched a light socket. Shock rendered him unconscious for about thirty minutes. He was reported recovering at home Sunday evening by family members.
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Columbus
Charles M. Levisay
Fourth Street
Noar
Four Die In Kentucky Auto Collision East of Whitesburg
Four persons perished in a fiery crash near Dunham about 60 miles from Whitesburg Kentucky. The victims were Mrs Charlotte Fields 48 and her children Chester Fields 25 Daisy Belle Fields 14. Hiram Fields father is believed dying. Ira Birchfield son in law drove at about 66 miles per hour on the wrong side of the highway colliding with Washington Wright and careening over a 100 foot embankment.
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Charlotte Fields
McRoberts
Chester Fields
Daisy Belle Fields
Hiram Fields
Ira Birchfield
Ield
Washington Wright
Three Youths Drown at Nutz Bridge in Ohio River Area
Three youths from New Alexander Howard Weaver 17 Dale Weaver 14 Wilbur Amon 18 drowned in the Ma honing river near Nutz bridge nine miles west of Salem Ohio. Witnesses say none could swim and two may have died trying to rescue the third. Elmer Weaver found the boys later and bathers retrieved the bodies from the water.
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Salem
U.P
Mahoning River
Nutz Bridge
Georgetown
Here
Howard Weaver
Dale Weaver
Wilbur Amon
New Alexander
Elmer Weaver
Lake Placentia Park
Kutz Bridge
Lai
Woman swims Channel as man fails in attempt
In Dover England Aug 20 Miss Ivy Hawke completed a Channel crossing from the French coast to St Margaret's Bay Kingsdown arriving at 6 30 p m after starting 9 46 p m Saturday. Frank Perks failed his attempt and Iris the Birmingham swimmer abandoned five miles off St Margaret's Bay after starting 14 minutes after Miss Hawke.
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Dover
England
U.P
English Channel
Ivy Hawke
Frank Perks
Miss Hawke
St. Margaret's Bay
Kingsdown
Iris
Birmingham
Funeral services for Civil War veteran John Shannon
John D. Shannon, 89, major with the 147th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, was struck by a taxicab and killed yesterday. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
John D. Shannon
147Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Will Investigate Crossing Accident
Steubenville reports the county coroner A L Bell will investigate a double rail fatality at Broadacres crossing on the Pennsylvania RR main line west of the city. Chester Wiley 25 and Mary Lee Swickard 17 died when their auto was struck by an eastbound passenger train Sunday night.
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Steubenville
Aug
Op —County
A. L. Bell Tomay
Broadacres Crossing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Chester Wiley
Mary Lee Swickard
Gas Tank Explodes Injuring Man In Pittsburgh Fire
A gasoline tank at a Pittsburgh service station exploded causing a spectacular fire that injured one man and burned for hours before firefighters stabilized the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Letter Golf Puzzle Solution Hint Sequence
The answer lists word pairs in a descending vowel shift: Fish to Bell through a chain of rhyming endings.
McCoy's Tablets Offer Quick Weight Gain Guarantee
Promises rapid flesh gain for underweight men and women using McCoy's Tables. Describes hollow necks and chests filling out, increased energy and vigor. Includes a risk-free guarantee: gain at least 5 pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with refund of purchase price.
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McCoy's
McCoy
Clines Pharemacy
America
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