Grand Jury Special Session on Theft and Figures In Logan Case
The special session convened December 15 to hear cases against Faim Muncey Tyrer and others arrested Saturday over alleged theft of 200 et. dynamite and caps. Officials say statements implicate Mine Workers of America members in a long running Logan County Virginia incident linked to the killing of John Gore during an armed march. Attorney Fred Crew to represent, with limited access for defense. Judge Miller and Sheriff Rice preside as proceedings begin.
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Grand
A. P. Miller
Faim
Jeme Muncey
Clyde Tyrer
Mine Workers of America
Falin
A. P
John Gore
Logan County
Virginia
Clyde Martin
Art Tracy
Martin Muncey
West Virginia
Paris
Saeed
Pahey
Fred Crew
Judge Miller
Gherif Rice
Are Wedded Here Pomeroy
Gar Sel a Brooks formerly of Zaleski Wed Mabel Wise of Pomeroy in a ceremony by Justice M IL French. The couple will reside at Zaleski.
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Pomeroy
Gar- Sela Brooks
Zaleski
Mabel Wise
Justice M. IL
Marriage Licenses Granted in Pomeroy Area
Robert L. King 57 a foreman at Olio Power Co and Mattie Trew, Garfield Brooks 44 a farmer of Zaleski Ohio and Mabel Wise 37 at home, Pomeroy Ohio received marriage licenses.
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Robert L. King
Foreman Olio Power Co
Mattie Trew
Garfield Brooks
Farmer
Zaleski, O
Mabel Wise
Pomeroy
Bedford woman killed after streetcar and auto collision
Mrs Barabara 1 wife of Hadsill Carl lived in Bedford Township and nine children survive. She was in Columbus Saturday when she was run over by an auto after tripping after stepping from a street car. Former Bedford Township residents.
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Bedford OY
Meigs Poultry Records November Egg Production Leaders
Vernon Mease of Minersville tops November with 8.7 eggs per hen from 255 hens. Charles Greaser averages 7.6 eggs per hen from 241. Mrs. C. E. Calvert records 6.3 from 311. County Agent George B. Kreitler reports notes from twenty poultry men. Other items: Arthur Ball visits Newport, Mrs. Gam Lyman visits Columbus, and Tewhkeberry ill with tonsillitis. Walter Howell, conductor on ...
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Pomeroy
Vernon Mease
Minersville
Charles Greaser
C. E. Calvert
George B. Kreitler
Pomeroy High Announces Hard Schedule for Season
Pomeroy high school reveals its season basketball slate as the fullest and toughest yet after joining a larger league. Coach Sampson expresses confidence, with games listed against Chester Jackson Alumni Athens Rutland Gallipolis Ironton Wellston Middleport Racine Logan and a possible return with Middleport Saturday night.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy High
Sampson
Chester
Jackson
Athens
Rutland
Gallipolis
Ironton
Wellston
Sonville
Ace Ville
Eac Me
Middleport
Racine
Logan
Reed Pastor Back After Minor Operation At Holzer Hospital
Kenneth J. Reed of the Church of Christ returned home Friday after a three day stay at Holzer hospital for a minor operation. He could not fill his pulpit Sunday due to weakness but expects to resume duties in a day or two.
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Pomeroy, O
Kenneth J. Reed
Church of Christ
Holzer Hospital
Will of Bertha Davies Admitted to Probate
The will of the late Bertha Davies was admitted to probate. Property is left to her husband W A Davies, who is named executor.
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Bertha Davies
W. A. Davies
Negro fined in local court in Romeroy
Diem Scott, a Black man, pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct before Justice French. He was fined $10 plus costs for intoxication and $5 plus costs for disorderly conduct, total $19.42, and unable to pay, he is now jailed.
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Romeroy
Diem Scott
Rockne Solves Notre Dame Ties with Deep Family Bonds
Rockne remains with Notre Dame for years as a key figure and symbol. His wife and children are tied to South Bend, and his deep commitment makes any move unlikely. The coach’s dedication is seen as integral to Notre Dame’s identity and future.
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New York
Rockne
Columbia-Notre Dame
South Bend
Notre Dame
Knute
Manager Eyes Split as Greb Berienbach Weigh Purses
News blurbs note interest in a purse split between Greb and Berienbach with Greb expected to receive the larger share. A rematch with Jack Delaney looms, as plans and rumors swirl through New York streets about a potential outdoor event.
Athens High School Basketball Team Embarks on Northern Barnstorm
Coach Harold Wise leads Athens High School players on an ambitious near thousand mile northern barnstorming trip. Only captain Harold Morgan remains from 1926 as the squad trims to eight for Struthers opener, with Harb or Ashtabula and Geneva as the grueling trio before Christmas recess.
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Harold Wise
Athens High School
Atse
Atheny Basket
Athens
Wise
Herrold Morgan
Struthers
Youngstown
Har P
Ashtabula
Ohio
Harbor
Lyle Bulter
Oberlin
Bulter
Geneva
Bill” Keplinger
Ohio University
Keplinger
Ohio Cagers Prepare For Rio Grande Visit
Ohio university basketball coach Grover led eight floor drills with little scrimmage as Rio Grande looms Wednesday night and a barnstorming trip follows Thursday. Ohio’s team, in top condition, plans practice over hard scrimmage. Tonight’s game starts at 7 30 p m and 100 student tickets remain at the Men's Gym for eight games.
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Ohio University
Ohio Gymnasium
Ohio State
Ohio
Grover
Rio Grande
Ohio Court
Graver
Yale Player Marries Amid Harvard Billiards Rivalry
A Yale athlete marries as his team fails to defeat Harvard in a noted rivalry. The piece mocks the game three college billiards and jokes about public interest and the hockey season starting once players settle salaries and gate receipts split.
Michigan to Face Navy in East for 1936
Michigan will make its first appearance on an eastern football field in years when it meets Navy in Baltimore in 1936. The Wolverines previously toured the Atlantic seaboard to play Cornell, Pennsylvania and Syracuse among others. The Annapolis game will mark the second in a home and home series.
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Michigan
Navy
Baltimoore
Wolverines
Atlantic Seaboard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Annapolis
Mises Only One Foul Hank Severeid
Hank Severeid, veteran Washington catcher, dropped only one foul fly in the last 10 years of big league play.
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Mises
Hank Severeid
Washington
Bearcats Schedule Ambitious for 1934 Basketball Season
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats plan a bold 1934 basketball slate starting with Berea College in Cincinnati on December 12. Coach Boyd B. Chambers brings back most of the 1934 lettermen led by Eth Allen and Dick Bolton, with Shorty Klein and others shaping the lineup across a dense road and home schedule through March.
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University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Berea College
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Boyd B. Chambers
Eth” Allen
Dick” Bolton
Shorty” Klein
Maddux
Valentiner
Schmid
Mehl
Jones
McFarland
Myers
Barsdale
Lockman
Dial
Neumark
Nati
Aber
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Akron
Denison
Granville
Wittenberg
Seles
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Oxford
Ohio University
Hornsby Named National League Most Valuable Player
A committee of eight baseball writers awards Rogers Hornsby the 1925 National League MVP prize of 1000 dollars and a bronze trophy for leading the league. Hornsby received three firsts, three seconds and two thirds for 73 points, a near perfect score.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Dazzy
Brooklyn
Young jockey Gordon Richards crowned champion rider
London reports Gordon Richards, a 21 year old jockey with six seasons in the saddle, has won the top honor of the British flat racing season. He rode his first winner in March 1921 and this year tallies over 115 winners, earning him praise as a foremost exponent of modern jockeyship and fearlessness.
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London
Gordon Richards
England
Cards Pick Out New Camp For 1925 Grind
The St. Louis Cardinals will hold spring training at San Antonio Texas instead of California. San Antonio has hosted major league teams before and will join the Cubs and Pirates as the California trains next spring.
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St. Louis Cardinals
California
San Antonio
Tex
Cubs
Pirates
Buckeye Association Names Two Big Six All Teams
Officials of the Buckeye association announce two mythical football squads with members from Big Six schools. Ohio Wesleyan dominates the first team with only three positions going to other schools, while Wesleyan places no player on the second team.
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Cincinnati
Buckeye Association
Big Six
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Sharkey
Miami
Mitchell
Denison
Herman
Oxford
Springfield
Granville
Athens
Delaware
Wesleyan
Marberry Sets Unique Record As Reliever In 55 Appearances
Fred Marberry, Washington's noted relief pitcher, appeared in 55 games last season the most by any pitcher and yet did not start or complete a game. He finished with eight wins and six losses in a standout relief role.
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Fred Marberry
Washington
Grant Ward Quits Ohio State Athletic Dept
Grant P. Ward resigned from the Ohio State University athletic department in a Monday noon letter to Director of Athletics L. W. John. He will practice law.
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Grant Ward
Columbus
Grant P.ward
L. W
John
Ohio State Univerisity Athletic Department
George Sisler on tough base duties at baseball job
Sisler says first base is tougher than pitching and managing is the hardest of his roles. He compares the challenges of fielding to his past duties with the team.
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George Sisler
Hornsby Advocates Sleep Regimen For Players
Rogers Hornsby urges ball players to sleep at least ten hours nightly during the season and states he thrives on twelve hours. He argues rest improves performance and stamina for the grind of games and travel.
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Rogers Hornsby
Koenig to Star Miller Huggins as Yankee Shortstop
Positive Mark Koenig of St. Paul a former fall trialist will play short for the New York Americans under Miller Huggins.
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Koenig
Miller Huggins
New York Americans
Mark Koenig
St. Paul
Babe Ruth Diet Report Sparks Sudbury Seclusion
New York December 15. Reports from Ruth watchers say George H Ruth the famed baseball star is again dieting at his Sudbury Massachusetts home. He surfaced briefly on Broadway after the season at the Army and Navy game and was said to weigh about 230 pounds, a trim figure by his standards.
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Davis J. Walsh
I. N
New York
George H. Ruth
Old Homestead
Sudbury
Mass
Ruth
Army
Ruth’s Sincere Season Promises Spartan Austerity
The text argues Ruth shows unusual self denial in a Spartan year of austerity. It notes his past profitability and suggests a reduced market value after a possible late realization of the situation. Environment and surroundings are blamed for shaping what may end a promising career.
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Ruth
Yankees
Boxing Results Show Pete Zivic Wins Ten Rounds
In New York Pete Zivic of Pittsburgh earned the decision over Lew Perfetti of New York in a ten round bout. In Brooklyn Joe Glick defeated Jose Lombardo of Panama by knockout in the sixth round. Joey Kaufman of Coney Island won a ten round decision against Red Cap Wilson of New York.
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New York
Pete Zivic
Pittsburgh
Lew Perfetti
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joe Glick
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Joey Kaufman
Coney Island
Red Cap Wilson
Groves Tops AL in Wild Pitching and Strikeouts
Letty Groves, Mack’s prized hurler, led the American League last season with 131 walks or wild pitches and nine wild pitches, yet also piled up 116 strikeouts, the most in the league.
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Letty’ Groves
Mack
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