Athens Exposition draws large crowd for second annual event
The Athens exposition attracted about 1 200 attendees at the second annual show held at the Ap pendance Hall. Local residents and students enjoyed campus orchestra entertainment by Herbert Howard Pinkie. Prizes were awarded including a two painting set and various gift items, with a mystery guest Ray Samuel Zoss named Thursday and another to appear tonight. John Burgett earned two prizes by luck as officials limited one prize per person.
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Fred Shafer
Ashens Ice and Storage Company
Walter Davis
Fisher Biscuit Company
C. D. Shafer Company
Frances Nichols
Benjamin Moore Company
Armory
Kiwanis Club
Messenger to Announce Late News At Expo Armory
The Athens Messenger will offer late news bulletins from its automatic news printer at the Merchants Ex position in the Armory. News editors expect several good breaks tonight from the long night wire spanning New York to San Francisco. Coverage will come from all points in the United States via the expansive wire.
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Corn belt hogs dominate U S production
The corn belt of the United States raises more hogs than any other section. More than three fourths of the entire hog population of the country are raised here.
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United States
Opera Star Feodor Chaliapin Sidelined by Critical Illness
Opera star Feodor Chaliapin, 57, is seriously ill in Milan causing the cancellation of Russian opera performances in which he sings the title role. Known in America, he was born in Kansan, Russia, and his illness has unsettled schedules.
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Prison riot leaders planned to burn factories in protest
Warden Lestie Rudolph, 26 years as executive officer, said leaders told him inmates planned to burn the chair and twine factories as a protest against the administration, not an escape. He described prisoners as saying the plan was to burn while guards and prisoners know him as a square shooter.
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Lestie Rudolph
Missouri prison riot ends in dozens injured
A mutiny at the Jefferson City penitentiary along the Missouri River left a dozen convicts with severe injuries and nearly 100 others bruised. Prison officials moved to change guard methods after the riot in the mess hall and courtyard. About 80 prisoners were kept in solitary confinement.
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Ida Mansfield Dies in Athens After Illness
Ida Mansfield 64 widow of Lawrence Mansfield died at 7 p m Thursday at 29 Stimson Avenue after several months illness. She was eldest daughter of John and Frances Bennett of Strouds Run and had lived in Athens 29 years. Survived by three sons Carl and Harry Mansfield of Athens and Charles Mansfield of Columbus a sister Mia Hisworth of Strouds Run and three half sisters. Funeral at 1 p m Sunday at home conducted by Captain Lenton of the Salvation Army. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Ohio Towns Industrial Review Highlights Rail, Road Projects
Ohio towns show investment and new work prospects across multiple sectors. Bainbridge Coal Company acquires Dillonville Ramsey Mine to modernize. Bellaire eyes city building upgrades. Cardington to gain a new track via Big Four Railroad. Fredericktown Chesterville pike widening bids. Golden Eagle Aircraft moves offices to Columbus. American Chinaware opens in Sebring.
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Big Four Railroad Company
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Chesterville Pike
Columbus
Flont
Golden Eagle Aircraft Corporation
Sebring
American Chinaware Corporation
Ohio
Fairport
Wheeling Creek
Belmont
Harrison
Scissors Save Time in Food Prep Suggestions
A note highlights how sharp scissors speed kitchen tasks including slicing grapefruit trimming vegetables and dicing cold meat for salads or sauces.
Cremation Planned for Dr Ernat Watzi in Cleveland
Remains of Cleveland chemist Dr Ernat Watzi, who died by his own hand in a pact with his bigamous bride Mrs Mary Horvath McQuahan, will be cremated tomorrow per Vienna cable.
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Durbin Announces Candidacy for U S Senate
Columbus March 28 William W Durbin of Kenton former chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate. The field now includes four contenders with Durbin joining the race as a prominent Ohio party figure.
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