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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1919

Page

2

Defends South in Friday talk at Chautauqua

At Chautauqua a Friday program featured Miss Gale entertaining children, Prof. Rucker lecturing on law and The Sybil Sammis McDermid Company performing. Rucker’s morning talk drew 70 listeners, and his afternoon address titled The New Americanism defended the South against Northern prejudice, praising France and Europe, and criticizing lynching. He argued proportionality in political appointments and noted race and draft statistics, urging immigration restriction and Americanism education.

Chautauqua Miss Gale Rucker Sybil Sammis-McDermid Theodore Ratzer Robert McDonald Madame MacDermid Siger Prof. Rucker South North United States France Europe Athila Chalons Tours Marne Army Navy

Fire pump test shows high efficiency for county towns

A fire pump tested in Athens county demonstrates capability to draw water from creeks wells or cisterns with minimal sand damage. Tests with an inch and one fourth nozzle yielded 473 gpm at 105 psi while an inch and three eighths nozzle produced 441 to 484 gpm at 60 to 62 psi. Hydrant pressure of 14 psi aided performance. J E Phillips of Seagrave cited 120 psi max and 25 gpm per 60 psi hydrant flow. The 4 cylinder 52 hp motor powered strong acceleration up North Hill.

Athens County J. E. Phillips Seagrave Company North Hill

Trial of mob murder defendants ends with fines imposed

In Bay Minette Alabama on July 19 twenty eight men implicated in Frank Foukal's jail death faced trial. Twenty three defendants confessed guilt and were fined from 100 to 1000 dollars each. The report also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cure and urging readers to seek its use.

Bayminette Ala Frank Foukal Baldwin County Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio J. Cheney & CO Tic

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