Slain Dakota Ranchman Remembered by Family Links
Reveret a, a Dakota ranchman, is killed leaving a family of five children. The oldest daughter is a schoolteacher and the 17 year old son is expected to oversee the father’s business interests. Mrs. Johnson, daughter of William Sheline, is connected to Wilkesville. her sister heads to Surtis with Mrs. Johnson.
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Dexter
Reveretta
Orly
Jeff
Johnson
William Sheline
Wilkesville
Howard Meain
Columbus
Turgis, S. D
Secret Marriage Shocks Pomeroy Community
Miss Mildred Hill and Aaron Zahl of Minersville concealed their March 19 1927 wedding at St Marys W M E parsonage. Both graduates of Pomeroy High School, Zahl taught in Minersville and Pomeroy, now an Ohio University student awaiting graduation. They planned to live in Athens during his studies and were spending the summer in Toledo.
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Pomeroy
Mildred Hill
Ohio Unirsity
Athens
Mr. Zahl
Tole
Air Pirates Afloat in Pomeroy Theft of Flying Machine
Sheriff Willock quips about a national alert for a flying machine theft. He notes farm postal cards warn of crimes nationwide and questions how to pursue a sky pirate, saying the method is for the strategy board to decide once they stop chasing scofflaws.
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Pomeroy
Willock
Stategy Board
Market Report: Homegrown Produce Surges in Pomeroy
Large quantities of homegrown tomatoes and vegetables enter the local market daily. Blackberries are plentiful and priced lower than usual. A bumper potato crop is reported in the area. Shipments of peaches retail at about 2.70 dollars per bushel, with a noted price drop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Girl Gets Home Sentenced to Girls Industrial School
Alice Opp, a girl with no home, faced a delinquency hearing in probate court and was committed to the Girls Industrial School at Delaware. Sheriff Willock and Mrs Willock, with Gilmore, transported her by auto to the Delaware institution, and officials noted she seemed relieved to be under state care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Alice Opp
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Willock
Ph Gilmore
E Ic
Local visit notes and small town assignments
Middleport mentions Pegsy Williamson of Akron visiting grandparents J and Mrs Fisher. John Hudson family of Toledo called due to father's stroke. Mrs B Stout of Columbus visiting here. Loyal Sons and Daughters Berean class picnic set at Rutland golf links Thursday 5 30 to 10 pm. Hazel and Ora Edwards of Charleston visiting sister Mrs Lewis Trip. Miss Mary Elizabeth Hartinger granted a year off teaching duties. Mr and Mrs Stewart and daughter of Nelsonville renting Homer Grant's house for summer. Mrs Stewart has sister of Mrs C H Eichinger.
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Middleport
Pegsy Williamson
Akron
J. C. Fisher
Smith
Selby House
Poson
John Hudson
Tole
Yeis
B. Stout
Columbus
A. Dutton
Berean
Christian Je School
Rutland Golf Links
Hazel
Ora Edwards
Charleston
Lewis
Mary Elizabeth Hartinger
Stewart
Nelsonville
Homer Grant
C. H. Eichinger
Inquest Planned After Toledo Train Collision Fatalities
An inquest will be held today into the deaths of three people killed when a Toledo, Angola and Western 1 train backed into a crowd near Toledo and Indiana interurban car late yesterday.
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Toledo
Angola
Western 1
Indiana
Here
Boat Founders Near Hamilton In Sudden Storm
Four died and a baby among them when a small sailboat foundered in a sudden gusty squall off Hamilton Ontario. Three others were rescued as authorities searched the lake for missing occupants.
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Hamilton
Cudden
Dempsey Heroic Day at Lake George Amid Storm and Rescue
Jack Dempsey returned to camp after a dramatic day at Lake George where a pier collapsed and he saved a fainting woman before enduring a thunderstorm. He resumed training as sparring partner Tillie Herman was released for safety reasons. Sharkey began a tight training effort in Central Park with a crowd watching and sparring sessions ongoing.
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Saratoga Springs
WN. Y
United Press
Jack Dempsey
Lake George
Dempsey
Tillie
Kid) Herman
Leo Flynn
Flynn
Herman
New York
U.P
Jack Sharkey
Central Park
Boston
Grover Loses Championship After Bad Break
B. T. Grover of Athens loses the Southeastern Ohio individual golf title to Glen Bishop of Jackson after a costly misstroke on the final green in a 36 hole plus playoff. Jackson County Country Club wins the team title with 1055 while Athens totals 1973. Next year’s tournament site set for Portsmouth.
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Southeastern Ohio
Jackson
B. T.grover
Athens
Glen Bishop
Grover
Jackson County Country Club
Portsmouth
Cambridge
Gallipolis
Marietta
Lancaster
H. L. Stewart
Don Peden
Art Roberts
Fred Jones
Ted Wilson
R. M. Noll
J. R. Distle
B. T. Grover
Charles O’bleness
Edwin Chubb
F. W. Bush
S. M. Johnson
Babe Ruth caps Yankee win with 30th homer of season
New York Yankees beat Cleveland 7 to 6 as Babe Ruth hits his thirtieth home run of the year in the ninth inning. Urban Shocker works for New York allowing seven hits and twisting his right ankle in the final out. Gehrig adds a double and single while Meusel, Morehart and Grabowski contribute key hits. Coveleskie joins Yankee relief corps. Styborski and Pickens sent back to New York for rest of season.
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Cleveland
Babbe Ruth
Urban Shocker
Yankees
Indians
Ruth
Gehrig
Shocker
Stanley Coveleskie
Huggins
Joe Styborski
John Pickens
New York
Yanks
Combs
Morehart
Meusel
Grabowski
Lazzeri
Bounder
Hodapp
N. York
Comba
J. Sewell
Lutzke
Spurgeon
Burns
Shaute
Pitching Notes From The Game Report
Sen and Pipp Hornsby. Jackson, Terry. Bases on balls Off Benton 1 off Luque 1. Struck out By Benton 4 by Luque 1 by Nehf 1. Hits Off Luque 19 in innings off Nehf 1 in 2. Wild pitch Luque. Losing pitcher Luque.
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Sen
Pipp Hornsby
Jackson
Terry
Benton
Luque
Nehf
Diver Helen Meany Prepares For Massapequa Aquatic Title
Helen Meany, champion diver, is shown practicing at Greenwich Connecticut for the upcoming aquatic title meet on Massapequa Long Island. The article notes her high springboard routine as she trains for the event.
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Helen Meany
Helen
Greenwich
Reds Nose Out New York in Opener of Series
New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Hornsby ended a batting slump driving in all Giants runs. He scored Roush with a single and hit his sixteenth homer with Lindstrom aboard. Benton outpitched Luque, Hargrave had three hits and threw out four baserunners. Cincinnati’s two runs came in the seventh on three hits and a sacrifice fly by Lucas.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hornsby
Giants
Roush
Lindstrom
Benton
Luque
Nehl
Hargrave
Reds
Ford
Critz
Lucas
Zitzmann
Terry
Bressler
Doeuble
Christen
Nazarene holiness camp meeting at Athens fairgrounds
A three week Nazarene holiness camp meeting will start July 15 at the Athens fair grounds. Nightly services will be held under a big tent with special singing by Rev. Perry Rood of Huntington West Virginia and Joe and Ivy Schwartz of Omega Ohio.
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Nazarene
Athens Fair Ground
Perry Rood
Huntington
W. Va
Joe and
Ivy Schwartz
Omega
OB O
Commission Sets Trunks Colors For Boxers
The Red and Purple Commission ruled prizefighters must wear red or purple trunks to help spectators discern fighters from distant seats. With one boxer in red and the other in purple, the confusion of identifying which man is which should be eliminated.
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Commission
New York
Daly
Boxing Commission
Ray-Glo Team Defeats Lindbergh Giants 14 to 0
Grayson Ray-Glos overwhelm Lindbergh Giants in a one sided game with five runs in the first inning and five more in the final frame. Key plays include knock and Wise driving in runs, Kranynik homering, and Darnell scoring on Christy. Josten-Cigears to face Stewart tonight. Ray-Glo to meet Ohio Powers Thursday.
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Ray-Glos
Grayson Ray-Glos
Lindbergh Giants
Knox
Whitlatch
Bradfield
McDaniels
Wise
Khox
Boling
Kranynik
Darnell
Christy
Mansfield
Ateabance
Es Pmu Wilsins
P. Thiesen
Russell
Pierre
COE
Fess
WO Neces
Eee
Giants
Ae Montgomery
Gibson
Wick
Ccnosess
Iccceeeta
Darst
Coseess
Fae Meena
Eeeines
Caceeces
B. Thieson c
LEGGE
Mranypil Cf
Josten-Cigears
Stewart
Ray-Glog
Ohio Powers
Keating Sets Fresh Water Marathon World Record
Edward F. Keating of New York, former national 14 mile swimming champion, won the 24 mile American Legion marathon at Lake George Hague in 18 hours 25 minutes. He finished five miles ahead of his nearest rival, a woman, after 101 starters, with only four remaining by the finish at Fort Henry.
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Lake George
WN. Y
Edward F. Keating
New York
American Legion
Hague
Keating
Fort Henry
Baker Stops Callahan In Ninth Round
Sergeant Sammy Baker defeated Mushy Callahan in the ninth round in Chicago last night. The result did not affect Callahan’s junior welterweight title as it was not on the line. Baker previously defeated Ace Hodkins in New York last month and dominated the bout with relentless pressure.
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Baker
Callahan
Chicago
Sammy Baker
Joe Dundee
Mushy Callahan
Hodkins
Nebraska
New York
Box
Baseball Scores Across Cities This Edition
National league results include New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and St Louis 9 Philadelphia 6. Chicago 6 Boston 2 and Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1 share the night’s action. American League shows New York 7 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 8 Philadelphia 5 with St Louis 6 Boston 6 in a rain affected slate. Washington 9 Detroit 6 and Kansas City 5 Columbus 1. St Paul 4 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 3 Toledo 2 complete the card.
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New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Paul See
Babe Ruth Ties Gehrig with 30th Home Run
Yesterday George Sisler hit a two run homer in the ninth to beat the Red Sox 6 to 6. Ruth broke the home run tie with his 30th as the Yankees defeated Cleveland 7 to 0. Pirates beat the Cubs 2 to 1 while Washington and Detroit split a high scoring game.
Stecher Retains Heavyweight Title With Straight Falls
In St Louis on July 12 Joe Stecher defeated Paul Jones in straight falls to defend the heavyweight wrestling title. The first fall came in eleven minutes via a scissors hold and the second in one hour three minutes with a forward bar arm.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Joe Stecher
Paul Jones
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Charles McConnell
American Association
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Sisler
Homer
George Sisler
Browns
Red Sox
Jones
Sox
Cubs
Braves
Fred Blake
Fournier
Grimm
Pirates
Pitts
Burgh
Dazzy Vance
Dazzy
Cuyler
Babe Ruth
Louw Gehrig
Tigers
Senators
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Edward J. Duffy
Alfred M. Elberfeld
Jacob Elberfeld Sons Co
Grand Rapids
Michigan
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