I M Foster At Republican Meeting Here
Central committee meeting in Athens county drew 85 of 94 precincts at Hotel Berry. I M Foster urged unity and outlined national stakes with Hoover vs Smith. Officials and volunteers outlined precinct polls and open campaign strategy for November.
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Republican Central
Athens County
Berry
Harry Iois
Glouster
Dave Johnson
Athens
United States
Israel M. Foster
Foster
Washington
Wisconsin
Raskob
Smith
South
Tammany
Congress
North
Hoover
President Coolidge
Department of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
John Woolley
Central Committee
R. D. Williams
E. LeFever
S. K. Mardis
E. C. Woodworth
Earl McCune
Nelsonville
Cleveland
R. 8. Wood
T. R. Biddle
F. R. Bougher
C. L. Jones
H. W. Murphy
Harry Kelley
Peter Barrows
Porter Sweazy
Buchtel
Whirlwind opens Sunday in Athens Messenger
Eleanor Early writes a tight tale titled Whirlwind based on the sowing and reaping theme. Sybil Thorne, Early's impulsive heroine, faces swift consequences as the serials wrap and a new story begins on page one of the Magazine section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Early
Athens Messenger
Sybil Thorne
Miss Early
the Messenger
Governor Donahey Visits Ohio State Fair With Family
Governor Vic Donahey and his staff and family visited the Ohio state fair in Columbus. They toured exhibits and stock judging, attended a luncheon, and planned to hear Sousa's band and watch horse races. Attendance on Governor's Day was expected to break records this week.
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Columbus
U.P
Vic Donahey
Sousa
Withdraw Kicks On Phone Rates
The state utilities commission is expected to allow increased rates for Northern Ohio Telephone in the Attica district Seneca County as protests from consumers have been withdrawn. The rate hike followed the March fleet storm that damaged the Attica exchange. repairs are complete and service is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Attica
Seneca County
Athens Man Fined in Court for Assault on Wife
Basil Coe of 65 Hudson Avenue was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Carl Porter. Coe was released after arrangements to pay the fine. The affidavit accuses him of beating his wife amid domestic troubles yesterday. he was arrested this morning by Constable Harry Dalton.
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Basil Coe
Hudson Avenue
Court For Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Coe
Harry Dalton
Nine Women Enter Husband-Calling Contest At State Fair
At the Ohio State fair a husband calling contest awarded Mrs. W H Allfrance of West Chester first prize for a persuasive approach. Mrs. Jeanette Ruff of London finished second among nine married entrants with tips on how to call husbands.
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Columbus
Ohio State Fair
W. H. Allfrance
West Chester
Jeanette Ruff
London
Motorcycle Crash Kills 20 Year Old in Columbus
Columbus police report Paul L Shaffmaster 20 Grandview died after his motorcycle skidded off the road and struck a pole. Officials believe a neck fracture caused the fatal injuries.
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Columbus
Paul L. Shaffmaster
Grandview
Woman Rescued After Lake Erie Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Kittle Vogt a 52 year old Cleveland woman was held for observation after an attempted drowning in Lake Erie. Rescuer Kohn Chambers 30 pulled her from the water and saved her.
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Cleveland
Kittle Vogt
Lake Erie
Kohn Chambers
Ravenna Man Drowns at East Shore Beach
The body of 35 year old Mike Heetzer of Talmadge was recovered after a drowning at a private East Shore beach. Companions say he suffered a heart attack and collapsed in four feet of water.
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Ravenna
Mike Heetzer
Talmadge
Heetzer
Shupp’s son-in-law arrested after threat complaint
Bert Shupp 70 had his father-in-law Jesse Keckler 40 arrested on a complaint that Keckler threatened him. Keckler’s 16-year-old daughter is Shupp’s wife.
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Tiffin
Bert Shupp
Jesse Keckler
Keckler
Shupp
Trio of Local Deaths Reported Across Stark County
Coroner rules Miss Rosie Wagner 50 died by her own action after her body was found in a Bethlehem township farm well near Navarre. Judge McCarty, noted jurist, dies in Canton paralysis claim linked to McKinley campaign. Robert West 14 drowns in Big Stillwater creek at Uhrichsville after wading beyond depth. body recovered hours later.
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Canton
T. C. McQuate
Rosie Wagner
Bethlehem Township
Navarre
Andrew Morrison
McCarty
William McKinley
Ella Perry
Martins Ferry Miners Injured in Bus Train Collision
Three non union miners from Lafferty are hospitalized after a Baltimore and Ohio train struck a bus. A dozen others escaped injuries as local officials investigate the crash.
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Martins Ferry
Lafferty
Edward Cooper Victim of Feud at Twin Creek
In Portsmouth on August 30 Edward Cooper was wounded by shotgun and pistol fire, allegedly from his brothers Kinny and Jonas. Kinny surrendered and admits using the weapons. officers pursue Jonas and Everett Lewis. The feud stems from an alleged years old incident involving Cooper guiding prohibition agents to stills.
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Portsmouth
U.R
Upper Twin Creek
Edward Cooper
Kinny
Jonas
Everett Lewis
Edward
Cooper
Eaward
Prohibition
School Wells of County Examined
Athens county public health nurses began a survey of nearly 80 school wells. Samples from each source will be sent to the Ohio Health bureau for examination.
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Athens County Public Health Nurses
Department of Examination
Ohio Health Bureau
Prominent Officials Named in Prohibition Case
A list names tendent of police Samuel J. Grenet legislator John D. Meyer U S attorney the prosecutor and John D Pennington prohibition administrator who prepared the evidence in the case.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Federal Building
Meni
Peter P. Walsh
Pittsburgh Police Department
Charles Faulkner
John J. McArdle
Joseph J. Elsner
J. J. Sweeney
John W. Orie
Luke Sullivan
Samuel J
John D. Penington
John D .Meyer
Ralph Smith l
Joseph Richardson
Departures and Returns From Hocking Coal Fields
The Mes senger office reports many Athens and Hocking County residents have moved to other lines of work or places due to the long coal field suspension. News from Kensington and eastern Ohio Canton region mentions former local residents including the Hillyers Lockes Syx Dupler and others now in Kensington. Some men who left months ago have returned to work in the mines of their old districts.
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Athens
Hocking
Messenger
Kensington
Ohio
Canton
Hillyers
Lockes
Syx
Dupler
Unmarried Teachers Hiss Their Berater
In Cincinnati the Hamilton County Teachers Institute drew 500 listeners as Dr. Harry Ganders, education professor at the University of Cincinnati, was hissed after opposing unmarried teachers in public schools. He said there are too many unhappy old maids in schools, and Miss Lucy Gage of George Peabody Institute argued that most teachers are old maids by choice.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Harry 8. Ganders
University of Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Teachers’ Institute
Lucy Gage
George Peabody Institute For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Bodies of two aviation managers found near Lindbergh crash site
In Port Jervis New York a Falcon biplane exploded in flight en route to New York from Buffalo. The victims M M Merrill Curtiss flying service and Edwin Ronne Buffalo flying field were missing until today. Their mangled bodies were recovered near the wreckage five miles from Col Charles Lindberghs airplane remains.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
M. M. Merrill
Curtiss Flybng Service
Edwin Ronne
Buffalo
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Gifford Pinchet
Pennsylvania
Large Shrine Ceremonials At Rock Springs Park
More than 1000 Shriners from Cleveland Pittsburgh Wheeling and other cities across three states attended initiation ceremonies last night at Rock Springs Park Chester W Va across the Ohio River. The event drew participants from East Liverpool and nearby communities strengthening regional fraternal ties.
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Liverpool
Ohio River
Rock Springs Park
Chester
W. Va
Cleveland
Hitsburgh
Wheeling
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Weer Een Ressman
All Harmony
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Donahey
Views
Hearst
Gay
Times Square
Frank Hedley
Transit
Toom Stipaigh
Mayor Walker
Rum Ring
Samuel Graham
Walsh
U. S
James
McGregor
Meyer
Superin
Minnesota
Austin
Minn
Uhrichsville
Robert West
Twin Creek
By the Messenger
Merrill and
Ronne
Lindbergh
Euppeverimes
Oxford
Kuppenheimer
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