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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

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Athens County Fair Opens With Bright Attendance and Racing

Good weather greets early comers as the Athens County fair begins operations. Exhibits include Harry Spaulding’s top fruit display and Elmer Finsterwald’s farm showcase. Horses arrive for the speed program and a large fireworks show is planned for the evening.

Athens County Frank Biddlle Athens Harry Spaulding Peach Ridge Elmer Finsterwald Grange Rome Township Albany Summit New Marshfield Trimble York Canaan J. W Jocklein Red Apple Farm Glouster J. R. Clark Cape Africa North Magele John Flannigan

Light rain threatens Gov Smith notification ceremonies

Light rain began in Albany shortly after 8 this morning and could disrupt Governor Smith's notification ceremonies tonight. The U S Weather Bureau forecast fair weather this afternoon and tonight with cool breezes.

Albany U.R Smith United States Weather Bureau

Feeding and caring for common household pets guide

A concise booklet from the Washington Information Bureau explains feeding housing and care for dogs cats parrots canaries rabbits goldfish guinea pigs pigeons and other pets. Government experts back the material making it an authentic practical home guide for pet owners. Six cents buys the publication. City State

Washington Information Bureau Washington Inforpares Bureau

Funeral services for Col George Harvey ex ambassador

Col George Harvey 64 former ambassador to England died after several weeks illness. He helped discover Woodrow Wilson at Princeton and was noted for long service in national politics. President Harding and Harvey were close friends. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon.

George Harvey England Harvey Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Harding Mr. Harvey

Fate of air craft mystery deepens in Arctic search

Washington reports no trace of the Stinson-Detroiter monoplane after Hassell and Cramer vanished during a Cochrane Ontario to Greenland flight. The Coast Guard Cutter Marion scours Davis Strait areas beyond the last radio signal, promising continued searches along the southern Baffin land coast and East Resolution Island.

Washington Airane Greater Rockford Haskell Parker D. Cramer Cochrane Ont Greenland Coast Guard Marion Davis Straits Baffin Lard East Resolution Island

Meeting plans are complete Brunner says

Columbus August 22 Martin L Davey for governor and Charles V Truax and Graham P Hunt for U S senator will address the Democratic state convention after which the platform and presidential electors will be named District meetings are set for Friday morning to select committee members A state central committee meeting is called for tomorrow night to elect officers and a state campaign chairman Brunner is expected to be elected central committee chairman

Columbus U.P Henry Brunner Martin L. Davey Charles V. Truax Graham P. Hunt U. S State Central Committee Brunner Central Committee

Farmer Boy Leaves Note On Body Location

Gallipolis August 21 Earl George 17 a farmer boy left a suicide note on Raccoon creek near here saying his body would be found in the stream Police undertaker coroner relatives and about a hundred neighbors joined a search effort Two boys found him hiding behind bushes during the search and distress for his family end.

Gallipolis Earl George Raccoon Creek

Anxious to honor Smith. Albany crowds greet nominee

United Press report from Albany details the 25 year rise of Alfred E. Smith from Bowery speech to Democratic leader. Crowds fill State street as 100000 plus supporters gather for his address, with 144000 able to reach the capitol area. Special trains, river boats, and Tamany leaders move through the scene. Smith's tour plans after Labor Day are outlined with national figures involved.

Albany N. Y AL Smith Alfred E. Smith State Street Albany Long Union Station Tammany

Officers Find Dynamite That Didn’t Explode

Fourteen sticks of dynamite found at the old company store building in Derthick after an explosion at 2 30 that morning. Officers say enough dynamite was planted to wreck the building. Fourteen people were in living rooms when the blast occurred, including a woman and several small children.

Glouster Derthick Seitling

Plot to assassinate Calles revealed after meetings

Police in Mexico City disclosed plots to kill President Plutarco Calles and former General Alvaro Obregon. The plan, tied to church conflicts, included bombings and a climactic climax after a string of meetings.

Plutarco Calles Mexico City Mexico Calles Alvaro Obregon

Mall Seeks Agreed Wage Scale After Miner Talks

The Ohio miners sub-committee and a few independent operators met in Columbus with Lee Hall saying a wage scale will likely be agreed on for full assembly approval. Five days of talks ended without arbitration as the operators’ group balks at the proposed terms. Emerson Campbell warned the new scale may not win acceptance from his association.

Columbus U.P Ohio Union Lee Hall Ohio Miners Ohio Union Ohio Coal Operators’ Association W. H. Haskins Coshocton Central Ohio Coal Operators’ Association Haskins State Association Emerson Campbell Eastern Ohio Operators’ Association

Richard Clark Dies in Arizona on Tuesday

Richard Clark aged 24, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Clark of Athens, died in Tucson Arizona yesterday afternoon while seeking recovery from tuberculosis contracted as a Harvard student. He will be brought to Athens for funeral arrangements to be announced later. born July 18 1904 in Amesville he grew up in Athens and attended Ohio University where he excelled in campus life. He later studied at Harvard Business School after earning a BA from Ohio University.

Richard “Dick” Clark Thomas E. Clark East Carpenter Street Tucson Arizona Harvard University Bob Clark Athens Amesville Clark Ohio University Phi Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Delta Sigma Pi Torch Cambridge Mass Harvard Hood Rubber Company

Plans to harm Obregon and Church foes in Mexico

Police reveal a secret group meeting at Mother Superior Conception's home to plot assassinations and arming rebels aimed at ending the church crisis. The group including 12 members discussed sending a dancer to Celaya to scratch the president and Obregon with poison, and placing hazardous devices in political sites.

G. F. Fine United Press Mexico City Mother Superior Conception Plutarco Callies Alvaro Obregon Mexico Chamber of Deputies Jose de Leon Toral General Obregon Toral Obregon Maria Elana Manzano Celaya Guanajuato Manuel Trejo Carlos Castro Castro Eulogio Gonzales Gonzales Trejo San Angel Court

Coroner's Jury to Probe Death of Bronson in Defiance

In Defiance August 22 a coroner's jury was convened to investigate the death of I Newton Bronson a noted Democratic politician and brother of Mayor Edward S Bronson. The coroner said Bronson died by his own act after authorities say he was seen near the river acting strangely. Locals reported Bronson assured them he was all right.

Defiance U.ri I. Newton Bronson Edward 8. Bronson Bronson

Baptist Church Special Meeting Tonight

A special meeting for church members will be held at 7 30 o the clock this evening at the church located at Carpenter and Lancaster streets.

The Baptist Church Carpenter and Lancaster Streets

Beams Planned to Unite Ends of New Ohio River Bridge

POMEROY Aug 22 There is expected a great sound of whistles and bells as beams will be placed this afternoon to unite the ends of the new Ohio river bridge in Pomeroy if no accident or handicap occurs.

Ohio River Pomeroy Pomeroy’ Bend Mount Vernon Bridge Company

Akron Picked For 1929 Ohio Legion Convention

Akron wins the 1929 Ohio American Legion convention city after a heated vote with Sandusky and Cleveland. Officers elected include Raymond G. Ingersoll as department commander, Major Roy H. Jamieson as first vice commander, Frank Winters as third vice commander, and Peter Forsythe as department treasurer.

Columbus U.R Ohio Legionnaires Akron Sandusky Cleveland Convention City Cleveland Legionnaires Raymond G. Ingersoll Warren George Denny Middletown Roy H. Jamieson Army Frank Winters Troy Marines Peter Forsythe Caldwell Legion State Department

Congressman Davey to Address County Central Meeting

U R Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent and Democratic gubernatorial nominee will address the biennial meeting of the county Central committee on Saturday night in Cleveland.

Cleveland U.R Martin L. Davey Kent Nocare County Central Committee

Hunt Ahead in Final Count for Democratic Short Term Seat

Columbus reports A R Graham P Hunt of Cincinnati wet won the Democratic short term senatorial nomination over Cyrus Locher of Cleveland dry by 757 in a complete official count. Secretary of State Clarence J Brown announced Hunt 94198 votes and Locher 93441 with final tallies from Cuyahoga and Defiance counties.

Columbus A.R Graham P. Hunt Cincinnati Cyrus Locher Cleveland Clarence J. Brown Brown Hunt Locher Cuyahoga Defiance United Press

Hoover May Call Farm Relief Conference If Elected

President candidate Herbert Hoover signals a farm relief bill draft by agrarian leaders. A tent speech in Cedar Rapids reveals plans for a conference to assist drafting legisla tion to aid farmers. Kansas congressman Curtis would lead the House floor until December as part of the campaign strategy.

Hoover Paul BR Malaon United Press West Branch Coun Tel Herbert Hoover Congress Charles Curtis Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Athens Messenger Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C Wilson Discoverer Farmer Boy Thomas L. Stokes East Side Hudson John J. Raskob National Committee Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas Key Pittman Nevada Peter Gerry Rhode Island Pat Harrison Mississippi Harry B. Hawes Missouri Western Manager Capitol MALL Richard Clark Mother Superior Concepcion Bert Hagselt Meade Arctic Rockford Sachet Labrador Legionnaires Davey Cedar Rapidg
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