Ohio University Expands Psychology Faculty to Eight
The department of psychology at Ohio University will grow to eight professors and instructors with the addition of Dr. Norman Fenton from Tempe Arizona and Dr. Dean A Worcester from Ohio State University as associate professors. Dr. Fenton comes recommended by Dr. L. M. Terman of Stanford and is married with two children. Dr. Worcester, a veteran educator, will specialize in educational psychology and is supported by George I. Arps of Ohio State College of Education. He has held roles in Philippine schooling, the Kansas Teachers College and various psychology and science associations. Also serving in the department are Dr. James P. Porter and others, with J. J. Peterson recently resigning as assistant professor.
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Psychology
Ohio University
L. M. Terman
Leland Stanford University
Norman Fenton
Tempe State Teacher's College
Tempe
Arizona
Oscar Chrisman
Department of Pathology
With
Fenton
Terman
Leland Stanford
U. S
World Book Company
C. V. Mosby
St. Louis
Ohio State University
Dean A. Worcester
George I. Arps
Coan
College of Education
Worcester
University of Colorado
Zamboaga
Philippine Islands
University of New Mexico
Cheyenne
Wyoming High School
Bureau of Educational Measurements and Standards
Kansas State ‘Teachers Vollege
Emporia
Kansas
James P. Porter
J. KR. Gentry
A. C. Anderson
Whitney Longstaff
Starke Hathaway
Julia Cabel
J. J. Peterson
Three New Trials Added in Athens County Court
Three new trials were added to the Athens County Common Pleas trial sheet. James P. Dunkle of Millfield sues John Dean for 10000 dollars over alleged improprieties with Dunkle’s wife. Dunkle’s July 19 date and the amount sought are noted. Harvey T. Householder of Athens seeks 318.76 for furnished necessities, with July 18 hearing. A prior trial of James Anflick against the Industrial Commission of Ohio was vacated and reset for July 14. Alexander D. Kaetzel of Columbus seeks 435.65 plus interest from November 19, 1923, against W. R. Walters in Common Pleas court.
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Athens County
James Anflick
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Alexander D. Kaetzel
Columbus
W. R. Walters
Athens
Vpicas
Fire Destroys Two Lumber Yards in Columbus
A lightning struck lumber yard touched off a blaze in Columbus causing heavy damage to Sowers-Benbow and Scioto Lumber yards. Five firefighters were injured as hundreds of thousands of feet of lumber burned and a nearby warehouse suffered about $20,000 in damage. Fire crews from across the city battled the blaze.
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Columbus
U.P
Sowers-Benbow Lumber Company
Scioto Lumber and Supply Company
Second Hearing Ordered in Amesville Arson Case
Judge Worstell to hear the State of Ohio vs Loberta Frash as Arthur Frash serves a temporary penitentiary witness duty. Frash and his wife faced arson charges over a house burned April 29, with insured furniture and a prior trial ending in a hung jury.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Arthur Rash
L. G. Worstell
State of Ohio
Loberta I
Rash
Murder of Pretty Smith graduate solved in Seattle case
In Seattle on July 1 the tale tied to the Sylvia Gaines murder emerged. Wallace Gaines 22 year old Smith College graduate was slain on June 16. The confession from Louis Stern described Gaines demanding a drink and vowing to kill if opposed. Sheriff Starwick called the case solved and held Stern as a material witness.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
T Louis Stern
Wallace
Bob” Gaines
Gaines
Sylvia
Smith College
Stern
Bob
Matt Starwick
Renewed drilling activity boosts Hocking oil fields
Logan July 1 renewed drilling raises activity across Washington township Grenn township and nearby areas. Notable wells include Fellowship Oil on the Tom Mowery farm near Maysville projected at seventy five barrels daily and Jewel Oil on Pat Blair farm with potential for two offset wells.
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Logan
Hocking
Washington Township
Grenn Township
Fellowship Oil Company
Tom Mowery
Maysville
Jewel Oil Company
Pat Blair
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Sand Run
Ishot
Big Ten Oil Company
Hazelton
New Straitsville
Glendale Oil Company
Crooksville
Craig Adairs
Gordon Oil Company
George Anthony
Meldrim
Noble Farm
Gordon Company
Kitchen Farm
Robert Brimner
Robert Stone
Adam Geiger
Falls Township
Eberhart
Griffin Producing Company
Ohio Fuel Company
Frank Adcock
Green Township
Pure Oil Company
Frank Kepler
Cline Brothers
Thrush
Pierpont Oil and Gas Company
Pierpont Farm
Kachelmacher Estate
George Huston
Koelch_ brothers
Central Oil Company
Peter Reedy
Marion Township
Craig Adair
Monday Creek Junction
Hall Farm
Sunday Creek Oil Company
Rachelmacher
Tracy West
Rauber Oil Company
Thrushbeir
Courthouse Doings: Two Plead Guilty in Intoxication Case
Mark Zimmerman and Sidney Russell of Albany changed pleas from not guilty to guilty on intoxication charges before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig in Athens. Each was fined 15 dollars and costs after arrest by Constable Harry Dalton and Harry Hamilton. Hamilton had pleaded guilty earlier and was fined 5 dollars and costs. Trial for Zimmerman and Russell was canceled as they appeared.
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Mark Zimmerman
Sidney Russell
Albany
Pearl W
Helwig
Athens
Harry Dalton
Harry Hamilton
Washington Street
Hamilton
Zimmerman
Russell
Sumatra Earthquake Hits Padang Pandang Areas
An earthquake devastates Sumatra killing about 117 and leaving thousands homeless. The destruction centers on Padang and Pandang with two towns wiped out. Medical and military aid rushes to quake areas as rescue efforts continue.
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Samarang
Java
U.P
Sumatra
Padang
Pand
Plight of Ohio Highlights Rail Rate Disparities
The report compares coal shipment costs from Cambridge to Cleveland with Kentucky and West Virginia fields, noting Ohio rates have risen sharply since 1922 while Kentucky and West Virginia show modest increases. Cambridge shipments to the lake fell from 1918 to 1925, while Kentucky lake shipments surged.
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Cleveland
Cambridge
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Moore
New Inquiry Possible If Wayne Grand Jury Fails
Wayne county grand jury probing charges of attempted graft in selecting a site for Ohio’s new institution for the feeble minded may be reconvened in Columbus for a fresh probe if no indictments are returned. Attorney General Crabbe stated a second inquiry would be launched immediately if needed.
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Wooster
U.P
Wayne County
Grand Jury
Columbus
C. C. Crabbe
J. O. Fritz
Vic Donahey
Samuel Bell
LOUSTER DUMP TO BE BEAUTIFIED BY KIWANIS
In Glouster July 1 work on grading the embankment north of the water tank progresses with a steam shovel. The Kiwanis club initiated the project after discussions with New York Central lines. The embankment will be seeded or grassed and later shrubbery added to rival the southern embankment.
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Glouster
New York Central Lines
Kiwanis Club
Ugrced
Railroad expense years ago at heavy cost
A fragment notes a past action by the railroad company incurred at heavy expense involving years earlier, suggesting a significant financial impact or project undertaken long ago.
Idle Women Condemned by Rabbi at Trade Union Meet
Rabbi H H Mayer told National Women’s Trade Union League delegates that civilization perishes where women are idle. He urged broad female participation in industry beyond factory work and called for conditions that enable women to work and avoid idleness through purposeful activity.
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Kansas City
Civilization
H. H. Mayer
National Women’s Trade Union League
Mayer
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