Produce shipments for holiday trade reach Kanawha valley
The Beegle produce firm dispatched 900 turkeys 200 geese 300 ducks and 1000 chickens to Pittsburg Bufay on the Gen Wood from Charleston and Kanawha rer. A car of turkeys and chickens was sent Friday and Senator Cordill left Pompey with another carload of poultry and pigs. Total value about 25000 dollars.
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WAVY
Pittsburg
Charleston
Ordny
Senator Cordill
Pomney
Hatfield Blood Sparks Shooting Charge at Bradbury
John Miller of Bradbury was arrested Thursday after a confrontation at Roy Morrow’s home. He is charged with shooting with intent to wound and carrying concealed weapons. Miller allegedly claimed Hatfield blood and said Morrow had wronged his wife. He was held after examination.
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Bas Hatfield
John Miller
Bradbury
Ompyr Thompson
Roy Morrow
Miller
Morrow
Millard Ther
Hatfield
Martin
Grand jury returns bail sums. defendant remains jailed
The subject was brought before the grand jury with bail set at 300 in each case and remains in jail as proceedings continue.
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Grand Jury
Pythian Special Train to Seventh District Meeting
A Meigs County Pythians special train carried two bands three Pythian groups and about 400 members to the Seventh district meeting in Athens Thursday evening. The train returned to Middleport at 2 AM. Grand Prelate Ford G Hunker and his cohorts call it the best Meigs County Pythian meeting ever.
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Pythian
Meigs County Pythians
Middleport Pythian Glee Club
Middleport Pythian Quartette
Pomeroy Pythian Mandolin Guitar Club
Athens
Middleport
Ford G. Hunker
Meigs County
Pomeroy Briefs Update From Ohio Trips and Health
Auditor W. 8. Hart left on a short business trip to Columbus. Robert Webster came from Eastport Me to attend the illness of his father Attorney M. S. Webster. Thomas J. Scott of Pomeroy precinct shows improvement after heart trouble. Mrs. W. S. White returns from Columbus shopping. Mrs. P. A. Lehew improves after blood poison at Sheriff Hartenbach’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nesselroad visit Cleveland Akron Detroit then return home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and Mrs. Elizabeth Prose visit relatives in Middleport.
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Pomeroy Bend
Hart
Columus
Robert Webster
Eastport
M. S. Webster
Thomas J. Scott
Pomeroy Precinct
W. S. White
Columbus
P. A. Lehew
Sheriff
J. 8. Hartenbach
Charles Nesselroad
Cleveland
Akron
Detroit
Henry King
Elizabeth Prose
Circleville
Middleport
Judge Miller Returns from Short Visit in Columbus
Mrs. Mary A. Morris and Mrs. Edward Morris of Langsville visit Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris on Breezy Heights for a few days after Judge A. P. Miller’s return from Columbus.
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A. P. Miller
Columbus
Mary A. Morris
Edward Morris
Langsville
Edgar Morris
Qbreezy Heights
Serious Charge Possible in Baby Found in Sewer Case
Middleport authorities arrest Telle Toney aged 22 after she admitted the baby was hers and a post mortem suggests the infant was living at birth. Prosecutor D H Peoples and Sheriff Hartenbach weigh a serious case charge while Drs McCullough and Bing report the findings.
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D. H. Peoples
Middleport
Hartenbach
Telle Toney
Buford Rayford
Pomeroy Grants Water Franchise To Meigs Company
The Pomeroy council approved a new franchise for the Meigs Water Company at last evening's meeting, allowing a rate increase. The contract sets a $2 flat charge for December and $1.50 per month thereafter, plus higher meter rates. Middleport council granted a similar franchise about a week earlier.
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Pomeroy Council
Meigs Water Company
Middleport Council
Morris buys Emma Hale estate furnishings at probate sale
Edgar H. Morris purchased the late Emma D. Hale's personal property from administrator George R. Beahrs. The itemized estate includes an excellent lot of household goods and furniture appraised near 1000 dollars, with the price paid exceeding the appraisal.
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Edgar H. Morris
Emma D. Hale
Greege R. Beahrs
Funeral for Marion Johnson Held Near Racine
The funeral for Marion Johnson who died of pneumonia at L's home near Racine was held this afternoon. He was about 57, survived by his wife and several children, plus numerous brothers and sisters. One son serves in the U S army.
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Marion Johnson
Racine
U. S. Army
Suspect Sentenced in Domestic Charge
Earl Kauff pleaded guilty to beating his wife charged last September. Judge Fish ordered 30 days in the workhouse and a $10 fine plus costs. Constable Bert Roush escorted him to Columbus today.
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Earl Kauff
Thompson
Justice Fish
Columbus
Bert Roush
Divorce Case Heard in Court Over Absence and Neglect
The divorce case of Sadie David son against Wesley Davidson was heard by Judge Miller yesterday morning. After hearing the evidence the court submitted the case and separation will probably be granted at the end of 30 days.
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Sadie Davidson
Wesley Davidson
Miller
Funeral of Ferdinand Hamm at St. Patricks Lutheran
Ferdinand Hamm died suddenly of heart trouble. His funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM in the upper St. Patricks Lutheran church conducted by Rev. C. H. Hunnziker. Burial follows in Beech Grove cemetery.
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Ferdinand Hamm
St. Pat’s Lutheran Church
C. H. Hunnziker
Beech Grove Cemetery
Ohio University alumni plan two chapter banquets
Dr C L Martzolff announces two Ohio University alumni gatherings before year end. Chillicothe to host December 27 under Mrs Blanche Wolf Walters. New York City banquet December 30 at Cafe Boulevard led by C B Humphrey. Francis D Carley of 1858 in attendance, believed deceased until now.
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C. L. Martzolff
Ohio University
Ohio
Chillicothe
New York City
Blanche Wolf Walters
Cafe Boulevard
Broadway
41St Street
C. B. Humphrey
SS. L. McCune
Cleveland
Ohio University Alumni Association
New York
Francis D. Carley
Carley
Chauncey Revival to Continue Over Sunday
Chauncey O Huron Dec 18 The revival at the Church of God draws large attendance and strong responses to sermons by Rev Walling The messages include Going Into the Hands of the Receiver God s Visitations Is There a Hell What Is Your Life Services continue through Sunday.
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Chauncey
Chauncey, O
Church of God
Walling
Spitball Debate Ends in New Life for Pitchers
Yankees era veteran Ed Walsh defends the spitball amid a league ruling giving new lease on life to moist balls. Stan Coveleskie and other veterans face a likely similar NL decision after Landis and advisers rule. The piece also notes charitable gifts from the Cambridge federation and club fundraising efforts in California clubs.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Stan Coveleskie
National League
Landis
Walsh
Rosin
Rice Famine In Borneo Spurs Large Machinery Shipment
A large shipment of modern farm equipment including plows cultivators and a tractor was sent to Sarawak Borneo to aid rice cultivation in jungle clearings. The gear, bought by Methodist missionary J M Hoover, is aboard the Venezuela sailing from San Francisco to Singapore December 11. The famine has forced replanting rubber land in rice fields and the mission needs rapid relief.
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Sarawak
Borneo
Board of Foreign Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Pacific Mail
Venezuela
San Francisco
Singapore
J. M. Hoover
Para
Among Ohio Club Women
Mrs William H Sharp of Columbus heads the Ohio Federation endorsing the New York Merchants Association winter fly swatting campaign to avert a plague of future descendants. The Marion federation grows into a county federation while Bellaire Shadyside and other clubs support civic projects and Red Cross drives.
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Ohio Federation
William H. Sharp
Columbus
Merchants’ Association
New York City
Marion Federation
Marion County Federation of Woman's Clubs
Woman's Club At
Bellaire
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Shadyside
Legion to census World War veterans in hospitals nationwide
Instructions sent to 9700 American Legion posts to catalog all veterans in government and private hospitals. Cards will list name home address and service organization, with weekly visits, outings, entertainments, and supplies to humanize hospitalization. Some 20000-plus disabled veterans remain confined in about 1200 hospitals.
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New York
American Legion
Legion
Indianapolis
London Pugs Arrive for International Boxing in New York
Two London police officers in escort of Inspector Briggs of Scotland Yard will arrive Monday aboard the Imperator. They are the first of the English amateur contingent slated for boxing at the International Sporting Club in January.
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London
New York
Inspector Briggs
Scotland Yard
Imperator
International Sporting Club
Dempsey Ear Trouble After Last Fight
Chicago report says Jack Dempsey wore a left ear that would not function normally a sign of lingering problem from his recent bout He downplayed any serious internal ear issue and declined to discuss a secret appointment with Dr Fred Bonine The champion was examined by Dr R R Morris and showed reduced hearing when conversations turned toward the south side car
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Fred Bonine
Niles, Mich
R. R. Morris
Jack
Many Idle Men Placed in Akron
Akron employment conditions are healthier than in most Ohio cities according to state city free employment bureau statistics received by A. A. Beery. In the last thirty days Akron placed 1,607 men and women, ranking just behind Columbus which placed 1,611. Toledo 1,806. Dayton 1,541. and Youngstown 456.
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Akron
Ohio
A. A. Beery
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Columbus
Justice Slow But Deadly Sure
Canton, Ohio report on Girl Bender, arrested on a long‑standing charge of non‑support. Indicted years ago, he fled, traveled globally with police in pursuit, then returned to near Bucyrus to settle. Canton police alerted Crawford County sheriff, leading to his arrest and pending trial on the original charge.
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Canton
Bender
Ohio
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Ohio Tax Duplicate Shows Record State Increase
Columbus reports the state tax commission announces the grand property duplicate shows a $700,000,000 rise, marking the third largest increase in Ohio history. Taxes will be paid this month and next June.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Ohio Teachers Plan Employment Issue at Convention
The Ohio State Teachers Association will make employment conditions the issue at its annual convention in Columbus from December 28 to 30. A subcommittee, formed by the legislative committee at the last convention, is ready to report findings.
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Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Report on protecting teachers from annual forced reemployment
P. C. Zemer of Mt. Vernon leads a subcommittee proposing measures to end the practice of forcing teachers to be rehired each year. A second recommendation may urge the legislature to place school teachers under civil service protections.
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P. C. Zemer
Mt. Vernon
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Germantown
William A. Dobson
Cramps Shipyards
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Admiral Brosse
Ballerg
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