Two Auto Crashes Reported on Mulberry Avenue
Pomeroy Ohio reports two separate car wrecks on Mulberry avenue with two female drivers. In the forenoon Erma Hood collided with a truck near Fugate's store but no serious injuries followed. In the afternoon a daughter of G Wippel of Chester township lost control by the Catholic church, crashed a coupe into a six inch thick tree, the car wrecked but the driver unharmed.
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Pomeroy
Mulberry Avenue
Erma Hood J
Fugate
Cr. G. Wippel
Chester Township
Bus driver Shot in Foot Near Pomeroy Incident
Ray Wingo of the Ohio Transit Company sustained a non serious firearm injury to his foot yesterday while handling a revolver near Ed Williams residence just inside the Meigs County line. He was brought to Pomeroy for treatment and his condition was described as not serious.
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Pomeroy
Ray Wingon
Ohio, Transit Company
Columbus
Ed Williams
Meigs County
Auto Burned In Front Of Street Car Barn
Sam Fick a street car conductor lost his new Durant sedan to a fire last night around 10 in front of the street car barn. The blaze started in the engine and was fought by dozens using extinguishers and dirt, but the car was destroyed.
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Pomeroy
Sam Fick
Durant
Kraus Parole Hearing Set for July in Columbus
July 1 report states Mrs. Susan Kraus parole hearing before the board of clemency in Columbus will be held Thursday July 7. Prosecutor D. H. Peoples announced by long distance call and will attend. other interested parties urged to participate.
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Pomeroy
Susan Kraus
Board of Clemency
Columbus
One and All Meigs County Centerted July 14
July 1 notice invites all Rocksprings residents and visitors to a county celebration on July 14 at a central location. Free admission for children under ten, twins and triplets, those over eighty, and Civil War veterans. Prizes for the fattest and thinnest couples and the largest family.
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Meigs County
Beachgoers Enjoy Syracuse Bathing Beach
Syracuse July 1 estimated 500 people visited the bathing beach to enjoy cooling waters and white sand. Flanerin, head of the school, oversees the beach with tents checking rooms and necessary accommodations for visitors.
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Syracuse
Flanerin
Liquor-law violators to be sent to Dayton workhouse
July 1 report lists jail inmates who have not paid fines and will be moved to the Dayton workhouse in a few days. Named offenders include J. Roush Ross Hedricks Arthur Butcher Bill Netherland and Scott Kennedy from Gallipolis.
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Pomeroy
Dayton
J. Roush
Ross Hedricks
Arthur Butcher
Bill Netherland
Scott Kennedy
Gallipolis
Jeno Store to Open in Pomeroy After Columbus Incorporation
July 1 report states Jeno Store incorporated in Columbus with $10,000 capital and owners Amelia Friedel LR Rosenblatt and J E Padu ano. Local notes: Hartleys return from the West, Theron Russell resumes Western Union duties July 1, John Jacobs 75 in frail health, Emmett Peoples balks at world cruise, Reed family visiting for the Fourth, and Quillen fish stand narrowly escaped a fire caused by splattered grease.
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Pomeroy
Jeno
Columbus
Amelia Friedel
LR Rosenblatt
J. E. Paduano
Oliver Hartley
West
National Editorial Association
Hartley
Messenger
Meigs County News
Theron Russell
Old Western Union
John Jacobs
Emmett Peoples
James G. Reed
Middletown
D. Geyer
James Quillen
Second Street
Illness keeps H. H. Hill in bed at Allen Hotel
H. H. Hill of Columbus employed by the New York Central lines is confined to bed at the Allen hotel due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Schreiner and daughter Edith depart for a short visit with Mrs. Moore and Miss Owens in Bellaire. Nancy Moore of Huntington visits with the Rathburns. The Kincaid family and children plan a week away with the Rathburns, then Charleston, with relatives in Elk Ridge to follow for the summer.
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H. H. Hill
Columbus
New York Central Lines
Allen Hotel
F. W. Schreiner
Edith
J. F. Moore
Clara Owens
Bellaire
Nancy Moore
Huntington
C. F. Rathburn
John Kincaid
Charleston
Lewis Via
Clyde Pauley
Elk Ridge
Peyton Kincaid
Cochet Stages Historic Wimbledon Win Over Tilden
In London on July 1 Henri Cochet of France defeated American star William T. Tilden in four sets 2-6 4-6 7-5 4-6 6-3 after a dramatic comeback, ending Big Bill’s hopes on the Wimbledon championship courts.
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Wimbledon
England
Henri Cochet
France
William T Tilden
Big Bill
Europe
Prescription for Grippe and Malaria Germs
An 1860s style remedy claims to treat fever dengue and malaria with a universal cure. The text asserts it kills germs and relieves symptoms in illnesses described as grippe and fever.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Natural Constipation Relief
Dr Caldwell advocates a natural approach after 47 years in practice. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non habit forming remedy to treat constipation without drastic purges. The ad urges mothers to use the product, keep a bottle at home, and request a free sample by mailing to Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
A. A. U. Track Championship Opens in Lincoln
The national A A U track and field championships begin in Lincoln Nebraska with a record field of stars across events. Heat relief is promised for opening day as athletes from juniors to seniors gather to contest titles and set marks in sprints jumps weights and vaults.
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Lincoln
Neb
Local players brace for Tri-State tourney at Cincinnati club
On July 1 at the Cincinnati tennis club the sixth day of the 27th Tri-State tournament featured Raymond Kunkel defeating Brian Doherty as Paul Kunkel beat Horace Bulen in straight sets. George M. Lott Jr and Tom Johnson teamed to challenge Archie McCallum and Joe Alonso in a standout doubles match. Emmett Pare beat Gustavo Feuer 6-3 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Raymond Kunkel
Ohio Valley Tennis Association
Brian Doherty
Kunkel
Paul Kunkel
Horace Bulen
Columbus
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Tom Johnson
Terrace Park Country Club
Archie McCallum
University of Cincinnati
Joe Alonso
Spain
Emmett Pare
Gustavo Feuer
Miami Fla
Walker Knocks Milligan Out In Ten Rounds
London July 1 United States boxer Mickey Walker defeated British challenger Tommy Milligan in ten rounds to claim the world boxing title contention. Milligan was knocked down four times and could not rise after the tenth round ending the bout previously slated for 20 rounds.
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Walker
Milligan
London
U.2
Britain
Mickey Walker
U. A
Tommy Milligan
Weather Threat Delays Boxing Show to July 7
In New York on July 1 threatening weather forced the postponement of the Baker versus Zivie boxing card. The bout will now be staged July 7 with Sgt Sammy Baker and Jack Zivie of Pittsburgh expected to square off.
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New York
Sammy Baker
Jack Zivie
Pittsburgh
Pride of Cuba Genaro Pino Poised for U.S. Debut
Genaro Pino Cuba's flyweight and bantam champion will fight in the north on July 4. Labeled the ghost of Joe Gans he is hailed as one of the greatest fighters to leave Cuba for the United States. He recently arrived in Chicago from Havana.
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Genaro Pino
Cuba
Joe Gans
United States
Chicago
Havana
Swimming Crawl Intertiming Drills and Preparations
Instructional note by James A. Lee on crawl stroke timing. It explains coordinating head and arm movements while standing on the bottom, then simulating reach and pull actions, with sequences for alternating arms and body rotation before actual swimming. Emphasizes controlled pace and progression to breathing in a following lesson.
Gehrig 25th homer as Yankees rout Boston
Lou Gehrig challenged Babe Ruth for home run leadership by belting his 25th of the season in an 18 to 6 Yankees victory over Boston. Ruth also homered in the game and several other AL results followed, including Senators, Indians, and Braves actions in a busy day.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Boston
Yanks
Ruth
Tommy Thomas
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Washington
Senators
Athletics
Goose Gosslin
Rice
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Gencie
Fordyce and Sohil Look To Defend Ohio Title
Fordyce lost to SohI in a thrilling semi final at Mayfield Country Club as SohI defends against Julian Tyler Mayfield in today’s Ohio State Women's Golf championship. SohI, Ohio’s first champion in 1920, reclaimed the title in 1920 and 1921 while Fordyce has held the title since 1922 until yesterday.
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Cleveland
Uhe
Curtis Sohl
Columbus
Julian Tyler
Mayfield
Mayfield Country Club
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Soh
Ohio
Mrs. Tyler
Katherine Starbuck
Miss Fordyce
Tyler
Golf title narrowed to Watts Gunn and Roland Mackenzie
The Intercollegiate golf championship reduced to two contenders Watts Gunn of Georgia Tech and Roland Mackenzie of Brown University after two rounds of match play. Both were members of America's Walker Cup team last year and advanced as ranking favorites.
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Garden City
A. P
Watts Gunn
Georgia Tech
Roland Mackenzie
Brown University
America
Point Pleasant Gallipolis Team to Play Glouster
Gallia and Mason County players form a Point Pleasant Gallipolis unit traveling to Glouster to face the American Legion team Sunday afternoon. A large fan contingent is expected as the rivertown players bring a fast squad. First pitch set for 2:30.
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Point Pleasant Gallipolis
Glouster
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Glouster American Legion
American Legion
Ray-Glos edge Carbon Hill 7 to 5 in thriller
The Grayson Ray-Glos beat Carbon Hill 7 5 on the Athens playgrounds last night. Wise doubled and Whitlatch drove in runs early, with Kranynik and Darnell contributing big hits. Carlton Hill rallied in the seventh, scoring four to threaten, but Ray-Glos held on for the win.
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Grayson Ray-Glos
Carbon Hill
Athens
Ray-Glas
Wise
Whitlatch
Bradfield
McDaniels
Bartels
Kranynik
Dawley
Darnell
Sweeney
Townsend
Carlton Hill
Smith
Robinet
Thompson
Horn
Brown
Warren
Lauder
J. Sewell
L. Sewell
Summa
Wee Thompson
Olle
Robin Buckeye
Spoone
Tigers Beat Uhle Cleveland In Tight 6-5 Batter
Detroit toppled Cleveland 6 to 5 as Gehringer started a three run eighth inning rally with a homer off Buckeye. Tavener added two doubles and a single driving in three as Fonseca forced Jamieson for the last out.
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Uhle
Tigers
Indians
Gehringer
Buckeye
Fonseca
Jamieson
Tavener
Fothergill
Warner
Burns
Heilmann
Neun
L. Sewell
Jacobson
Sewell
Hodapp
Baseball Scores From Thursday Across Leagues
National League results show Boston 6 New York 1 and 11 to 6 for Boston in two games. Brooklyn-Philadelphia rain halted. American League highlights include Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 and New York 13 Boston 6. American Association reports Louisville 5 Columbus 3 in 11 innings, Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 5, St Paul 9 Milwaukee 8. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn-Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Burns
J. Sew
Peter
Tigers
Pittsburgh
Gehringer
Manush
Cincinnati
J. Sewell
L. Sewell
Pet
Summa
Jacobson
Buckeye
Jn Chicago
Mieson
Heilmann
Neun
Tavener
Bassler
Holloway
Indianapolis
Teeee
Dempsey Prepares To Meet Lefts In Sharkey Bout
Jack Dempsey readies for a left handed onslaught as he trains for a July 21 comeback against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. With a little over two weeks to condition, Dempsey spars with lefts and studies right hand retaliation under manager Leo Flynn. Four brisk rounds reveal hints of his former speed during shadow boxing.
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Saratoga Lake
N. Y
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Leo P. Flynn
Jack
Flynn
Demsey
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Peoples
And
Enjo
Jeno Company Is
Pomeroy Briefs
Middleport Briefs
Dr. Caldwel
Mark H. Knight
United Press
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By James A. Lee
Cleveland Athletic Club
Boston Braves
Fordyce
Remo
Ray-Glos
Charles McConnell
da Pei
Sharkey
the Swanson Furniture Co
No. Court St
Pomeroy, Ohio
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