Sharkey Suffered Intestinal Hemorrhages Hospital Doctor Says
A hospital doctor reports Sharkey suffered several intestinal hemorrhages and found contusions suggesting possible results of a low blow.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1927
Page
1
Sharkey Declares He Is Feeling All Right After Dempsey Fight
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey reports feeling fine after suffering intestinal hemorrhages following his seventh round knockout by Jack Dempsey in New York. Doctor Spellman found groin contusions and confirmed hemorrhage but Sharkey and wife say he is recovering with no serious danger. Controversy remains over whether blows were foul and whether a low blow caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
New York
Martin HH. Spellman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Sharkey
New England
Governor Donahey to confer on ousting agricultural society board
About 200 Butler county citizens petitioned for state action to compel the attorney general to start warrant proceedings to remove the board of trustees of the agricultural society. They allege illegal election and plan to lease fairgrounds for racing with betting suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Donahey
Turner
Butler County
Board of Trustees
The
Agricultural Society
Board of the Agricultural Society
Monsignor Denning Dies After Operation At 60
Rt Rev Msgr Joseph M Denning aged 60 died in Cincinnati after an operation following four weeks illness He was a former consul general at Tangier and a close friend of President Harding in Marion Ohio He had served as a priest in Ohio and Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Denning
Denning
Tangier
Morrocco
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Three Drowned When Steamer Hits Submerged Barge
Three men are believed drowned and eight rescued after the river steamer Stanley Roberts struck a submerged barge in the San Joaquin River opposite Pittsburgh California. The vessel sank following the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Calif
Stanley Roberts
San Joaquin River
Meigs County discusses courthouse west wing bids
At a special Meigs County Commission meeting the bid opening for a courthouse west wing was reviewed. Miller Lumber Middleport bid 8760 and C L Heaton Athens bid 9500 excluding plumbing. Childs Middleport 2346.41 for plumbing and heating. architect Dow put total at 9538.25 and funds are capped at 10000, leading to advisement and other road-improvement debates in Bedford and Salem townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Lumber Company
Middleport
C. L.heaton
Athens
George Childs
C. E. Dow
Salem
Bedford Township
Burlingham
Belford
Carpenter
Local men receive state warrants for witness expenses
In Middleport on July 26 staff special reports several local men were sent state warrants for 25 each as witness fees and travel expenses from a 1921 legislative highway department investigation. Recipients include Carl Hobart George Bowers Elmer Davis Robert Miller T W Jones R E Powell Ira Lambert administrator and others from Middleport and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Legislative Highway Department
Carl Hobart
George Bowers
Elmer Davis
Robert Miller
T. W. Jones
R. E. Powell
Ira Lambert
Canton Legion delegates seek 1928 Ohio commander at convention
Canton hosts the American Legion three day session as delegates elect officers and pick a 1928 convention city with Steubenville and Toledo among candidates. 10,000 legionnaires to depart after ceremonies while Auxiliary officers are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
American Legion
Steubenville
Toledo
Paul J. Gnay
Ohio Department
E. E. Moore
Newark
R. H. Jackson
Henrietta Clark
Medina
George Tiffany
Clyde
Emma Nattenberger
Tiffin
George Lawrence
Norwalk
Lola Shively
Columbus
Hugh Clark
Fifth annual soil improvement train tours Virginia
The soil improvement train promoting better crops and lower costs left Van Cleavesville yesterday for an excursion into Northern and Eastern Virginia running through August 6. It aims to show farm groups how to boost yields and reduce expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
van Cleavesville
Virginia
Millions in City Wonder How They Will Get to Work
New York officials faced a looming subway and elevated strike set to begin at midnight. With transit lines halted, the city prepared to expand bus, trolley, and water routes. The municipal boat Macom and ferries were considered to move people from uptown Manhattan to the financial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens
Prosecutor Readies Indiana Grand Jury With Klan Audit Files
Marion county prosecutor William H. Remy prepared to present to the third grand jury evidence of alleged political corruption in Indiana. He would not disclose the contents of the so called Black Boxes from D C Stephenson, beyond expressing satisfaction with their material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Indianapolis
Ind
U.R
D. C. Stephenson
William H. Remy
Marion County
Indiana
Guards Review at Camp Perry Draws Ohio Leaders
Ohio National Guard troops will be reviewed Thursday afternoon by Governor Donahey Major General Nolan and Major General Hough at Camp Perry. Medals earned on rifle pistol machine gun and Howitzer ranges will be presented during the encampment ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
U.2
Ohio National Guards
A. V. Donahey
Dennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
Benson W. Hough
Still Unconscious Warren Deputy After Gambl ing Den Raid
Still unconscious Warren Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Freer is hospitalized after being attacked with an ax during a raid on a gambling den Saturday midnight. His pulse remains strong and doctors report he is in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kenneth Freer
Till
Warren City Hospital
Woman Fatally Wounded Shielding Mother in Attack
Florence Conley 24 was struck with a hatchet by her stepfather while trying to shield her mother on the West Side. The incident occurred July 26 as authorities investigate the fatal injury to Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Florence Conley
West Side
Miners Walk Out at Snake Hollow Non-Union Mine
About fifty miners at the Snake Hollow mine near Nelsonville quit work after a talk by Oral Daugherty sub-district president. The mine remains non-union, with a temporary restraining order protecting the site as a pending injunction decision looms. John J. Stauffer and John Owens provided statements on the situation and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Run
Valley
Snake Hollow
Nelsonville
Snake Hollow Coal Company
Oral Daugherty
United Mine Workers
Daugherty
L. G. Worstell
Two held without bond in death of Elk district justice
Emory Davis and Lewis Edens were held without bond today in Charleston West Virginia over the death of William Henry Thumm of Pinch. Thumm, a justice of the peace, was said to have been stoned to death when he tried to end a Sunday afternoon drinking party near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Emory Davis
Lewis Edens
William Henry Thumm
Pinch
Elk District
Here
Thumm
New Premier Pan Fu Named By Warlord Chang Tso
Pan Fu is reported as the new premier of China after Chang Tso named himself leader and appointed the cabinet at the first meeting. The incident marks a shift in power as Chang asserts control over the government and cabinet selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Fu
China
Chang Tso
Chang
Three Cities Vying For Tex Rickard Fight Site
New York Philadelphia and Chicago compete to host the September heavyweight title bout between Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey. Chicago offers the largest stadium at Soldiers Field, with 110000 seats plus 40000 extra ringside seats, and potential top ticket prices of 40 to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Tunney
Chicago
Midwest
Soldiers’ Field
Illnois
Ohio's Grand Tax Duplicate Rises $670 Million in year
Ohio's grand tax duplicate increased by 670 million dollars last year due to reappraisals and natural value rise. Real estate valuation rose 637 million and personal property 33.08 million, with urban real estate up 498 million and rural 139 million. Stark led county gains with 122 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
U PR
Ohio Institute
Cuyahoga
Butler
Darke
Jefferson
Morgan
Stark County
Lorain County
Summit County
Logan Officer Announces Dim Lights Campaign
Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn from Logan declares a campaign to force motorists to dim headlights as they approach oncoming traffic. The measure aims to reduce glare and improve night driving safety starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
JUDGED INSANE IN VAN WERT COUNTY
Thomas Wade, 21, of Ha township, was adjudged insane and ordered removed from the county jail to the state hospital. He faced poisoning charges regarding milk his foster parents were to use. The decision came at a sanity hearing before Probate Judge Charles E. Lawhead. The poisoning case by Dorie Morehead, the foster father, will not proceed to a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Thomas Wade
Ha Township
Thestate Hospital
Charles E. Lawhead
Dorie Morehead
Navy flier survives engine fire in record flight
Lieutenant C C Champion, in a Wright lapache biplane, reportedly reached about 47 000 feet before engine failure. He blew out flames by side slipping and tail spinning, keeping the craft aloft and avoiding parachute use as officials verify the altitude record amidst wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unified Press
C. C. Champion
Navy
Wright Lapaché
Bureau of Standard
Carlizo
France
South Dakota Girds for Coolidge Victory Bid
Republican leaders in South Dakota plan to back President Coolidge next year. Senator Peter Norbeck will announce his support soon, followed by F. B. Meyers as a gubernatorial candidate, and the state media backing is expected from four leading newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
U.R
President Coolidge
South Dakota
Coolidge
Peter J. Norbeck
Meyers
Republican Organization
Reverend F J Howard Dies at 48 in Holgate
SHANESVILLE Rev. F J Howard aged 48 former pastor of the Lutheran church here died of heart disease at his Holgate home Burial planned at Millersburg Ohio notes memorial service details not listed in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanesville
F. J. Howard
Lutheran Church
Holgate, O
Millersburg
Swisher released after Rockbridge collision injures youth
Jacob N. Swisher of 164 Hayden avenue was released by Logan county officials early Monday after an investigation of a Sunday crash near Rockbridge involving a motorcycle driven by James Pearsall Jr. Pearsall, 21, of Rockbridge, suffered grave injuries requiring amputation of his left leg below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
Columbus
Jacob N. Swisher
Hayden Avenue
James Pearsall, Jr
Logan County
Pearsall
Philadelphia Band Skips Canton Parade Over Union Ban
The 82 piece New Philadelphia band did not take part in the American Legion state convention parade at Canton due to the Canton musicians union failing to lift the ban on school bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Philadelphia
Canton Musicians Union
American Legion
Canton
Trepod Found Guilty in Fatal Shootings
Steubenville James Trepod, 28, freed thrice on murder charges, was found guilty and sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary. Trepod had been released on $1,000 bond when he gave notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
James Trepod
Trepod
New Ohio Bill Extends Drunken Driving License Suspensions
The Creighton bill, effective August 2, strengthens punishments for intoxicated driving. It imposes longer license suspensions, higher fines, and heavier sentences. Local officials praise the measure as a step toward eliminating drunken drivers on city and county highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Creighton
Alex M. Moore
Ohio beauties gather for Miss Ohio pageant at Cedar Point
Twenty seven selected beauties from as many cities across Ohio arrive at Cedar Point to compete for the title Miss Ohio. The event showcases regional contestants eager to win the statewide crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cedar Point
Advocates Federal Relief for Mississippi Flood Sufferers
Gov. John E. M. Martin Jeau of Arkansas urged immediate federal relief for flood sufferers in the lower Mississippi valley. Speaking at the nineteenth annual conference of governors he called the situation a national responsibility and said the federal government should bear the entire expense, without urging a special Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Mich
Mississippi Valley
John EB. Martinjeau
Arkansas
Nineteenth Annual Conference of Governors
Congress
Hall and Savage Meet With John Lewis in Indianapolis
Ohio United Mine Workers leaders J A Hall and George Savage traveled to Indianapolis for a conference with international president John L Lewis. Hall said no urgent reason for the talks and that Lewis had not advised friction. they have stayed in touch by correspondence and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. A. Hall
George Savage
Ohio
United Mine Workers _ America
Indianapolis
John Txis
Hall
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Hallentail
Indiana Hall
Columbus Banks File Tax Test Case After Supreme Court Ruling
Three Columbus banks filed a test case in the oral court claiming taxes on bank shares must not exceed taxes on other capital. The action follows a Supreme Court decision noting states may not tax bank shares higher than other monetary capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. Supreme Court
Limestone Placed on Plains Road Near Bea
Limestone is being placed on Plains road from Hope Farm Athens to Bea bridge. The road, always gravel, is being resurfaced using gravel from pits along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Plains Road
Hope Farm
Athens
Bea
Dred and Fifty Feared Lost as Junk Sinks Near Hong Kong
A large Chinese junk en route from Canton to Hong Kong sank after a phoon struck. Fifty to fifty eight persons are believed lost with two launches also sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Kong M
Canton
Legal Race For Cleveland Custody Case Details
Cleveland July 2 reports a custody race over Yocum alias Roy Grave who was turned over Monday to Rockport Ohio where he is wanted in a $2,600 bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Yocum
Roy Grave
Rockport
Inco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs County
Pomeroy
American Legion of Ohio
Convention City
John
L. Lewis
Hocking Valley
John J. Stauffer
Hocking Fields
President Lewis
John Owens
Owens
Mr. Owens
Hocking County
Monday Coal Company
Luhrig
Luhrig Colleries Company
Sunday Creek
Buchtel
Manhattan Coal Company
State Hospital
Navy Flier
Swisher
Pearl W. Helwig
Pegce
Marietta
Ohio General Assembly
Vic Donahey
Advocates Relief
Savage
John Lewis
Columbus National Banks
Beaumont
Frederic 3. Baskin
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