Logan News Back From Hospital After Prolonged Illness
Edward Spicer a New Strait merchant and coal dealer returned home Tuesday after spending three weeks in a jumbus hospital for typhoid fever and influenza. He has endured twenty five weeks of illness with a leg cast four months and possible bone graft in the spinal column. Imandery will accompany grand lodge officers as escort for the Bremen trip and Mason hall departure is set for 12:30.
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Jumbus
Edward Spicer
Spicer
Imandery
Igrand Lodge
Bremen
Voters Arrive Early as County Election Touts Huge Turnout
Work crews at shops and factories line up at polling places when polls open Tuesday morning. Officials predicted one of the largest county elections on record with several county ticket races seen as close. Women are well represented among precinct staff.
Spencer Found Fit for Treatment at Athens State Hospital
In Judge Stephenson's court on Monday Frank Spencer of Murray City was adjudged a fit subject for treatment at the Athens state hospital. Deputy Sheriff Brandt conveyed him to the hospital the same day. The examining medical board included Drs. A. Kirkland and C. Allen. Spencer is twenty years old and works as a miner.
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Stephenson
Frank Spencer
Murray City
Athens State Hospital
Brandt
A. Kkr
Nith
C. ©. Allen
Spencer
Presbyterians and Masons Unite in County Church Event
Local Presbyterians and their pastor joined with Brethren at Union Furnace for joint services. The meeting aims to bolster weaker country churches through cooperation. Rev C St Douglass participated. Bremen Masons prepare to dedicate a new temple with Logan Commandery Knights Templar and Grand Lodge of Ohio involvement.
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Union Furnace
Presbyterian Church
Presbtery
Hocking County
C. St. Douglass
Masons of
Bremen
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Lancaster
New Lexington
Reverend Blair Delivers First Cobblestones and Cornerstones Sermon
Rev J W Blair of the Methodist church delivered the first of five sermons on Cobblestones and Cornerstones focusing on duties of re citizenship Build up the constitution and uphold the law was a key point The Sunday evening attendance was large The next sermon will be next Sunday evening
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J. W. Blair
Methodist Church
Death of Robert Edward Steward Affects Local Family
Friends of Chief of Police and Mrs Karl Steward mourn the death of their eleven month old son Robert Edward Steward who died at home on West Islunter Street at 6 50 pm Sunday after a brief illness. The child, twin, had been ill for over a week before the son also fell ill and died of intestinal poisoning. Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon and burial followed at Oak Grove by Harden Undertaking Co.
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Karl Steward
Robert Edward
West Islunter Street
Oak Grove
Harden Undertaking Co
Hunters Taken For Sabbath Pursuit Near Logan
Deputy Game Protector C. C. Higgins nabbed three men on the William Krinn farm west of Logan for hunting during the closed season. Jacob Myers pled guilty and paid a 25 fine plus costs. Jacob Moore and Stanley Derr were granted a hearing with the case continued. Myers said he carried a gun to shoot a ground hog molesting his crop. the officer testified the men appeared to be trying to flush a rabbit from a brush heap.
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C. C. Higgins
William Krinn
Logan
Jacob Myers
Jacob Moore
Stanley Derr
Miller
Myers
Moore
Derr
Game V Protector
Pre-election sermons urge voting across city churches
Special Sunday evening sermons in city churches urged citizens to exercise the right to vote. Ministers stressed voting regardless of choice, hoping to mobilize a large turnout today. Rev. Il Lauer of Hunter Street Lutheran preached on Christian Citizenship.
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Il Lauer
Hunter Street
Rainbound Irish maids sail to America for work
Six months of ceaseless rain drives poverty struck girls from west Ireland to seek domestic jobs in the United States. From Donegal Bay to the Shannon, families send daughters abroad as potatoes rot and funds run low. Margaret Egan recalls the quiet exodus of ten girls leaving home to work in American households. The arrivals promise relief for American hosts and a hopeful end to endless rain.
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Ireland
Donegal Bay
Ligo
Shanm
County Clare
West Ireland
Mayo
Galway
Connaught
America
Shannon
Margaret Egan
Kilrush
New York Harbor
Athens High Downs Nelsonville 26 to 0 in hard fought clash
Athens Red and Black dominate Nelsonville in a 26 to 0 victory. Both teams trade long runs with Athens pulling away in the second half as penalties and stout defense shape the game. Johnny Algeo and Pete McKinley break through with key touchdowns while Nelsonville struggles to finish drives. Attendance 3,000.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Scarlet and Gray
Johnny Algeo
Pete McKinley
Nelsonvill
Moore
Brown
Hamilton
Nelsonville Sondaws Ob Ivekckkes
Cooke
Stuhldreher Praised as Brainy Back by Rockne
Rockne lauds Stuhldreher for keen judgment in play selection and versatile talents. He notes the quarterback’s carrying ability and other duties, saying only four great backs limit his individual glory.
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Stuhldreher
Rockne
Powers of football officials on darkness in game play
Officials may suspend play if conditions are too dark and cannot complete four equal periods. If a game starts late and darkness threatens completion, the referee may shorten the game to four periods of equal length and must obtain ratification from team captains on the exact timing.
Ohio Conference race in doubt as Oberlin and Ohio Wesleyan face key tests
Ohio Wesleyan and Oberlin remain threats in the tight race with Akron and Ohio Wesleyan to challenge leaders. Cincinnati, Miami, and Denison also play pivotal roles as Case, Wooster, and Ohio Northern seek key wins. Miami aims to topple Western Reserve while Wittenberg and Kenyon confront tough schedules.
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Ohio
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Miami
Bear Cats
Akron
Oberlin-Cincinnati
Akray Barnes
McClaren
McAndrew
Case
Wesleyan
Methodists
Wooster
Gribben
Ohio State
Ohio Northern
Denison
Granville
Norsemen
Kerchner
Ada
Western Reserve
Oxford
Queriin
Saints
Kenyon
Gambier
Mt. Union
London Lamps a Ball Game
Cartoonish dialogue in London about American baseball and boxing icons. Birds-eye comments mock American pitchers and U S sports culture with jokes on umpires, masks, and batters. Mentions Gowdy Nehf McGraw and Joe Beckett in playful London perspective.
Referee May Shorten Remaining Periods By Consent
During intermission the referee with consent of the two captains may shorten the playing time of the remaining period or periods. The rule emphasizes captain approval for any time reduction during play.
Gay time at Bush-Biddle match dinner
John Swanson of Athens Country club received the Crooks champion trophy from President Zenner at the Bush-Biddle annual dinner with 130 golfers present. Prizes included a Burke golf bag to I P Bush, golf balls to Ned J Wolfe, and a back spin mashie to Butch Grover. The event ended with card games as the crowd roistered in a festive mood.
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John Swanson
Athens Country Club
Crooks
Bush-Biddle
Zenner
D. H. Biddle
Burke
I’. W. Bush
Ned J. Wolfe
Ned Finsterwald
Wheeler Dew
Sam Johnson
Bob Wood
Butch Grover
Mashie
Firpo to fight in Metropolitan district this winter
New York Nov 3 Luis Angel Firpo will headline several bouts in the Metropolitan district this winter. Possible engagements include fights with Bartley Madden at the Newark armory and with Quintin Romaro Rojas the Chilean heavyweight at Madison Square Garden, with more bouts pending.
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New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Bartley Madden
Newark
Quintin Romaro-Rojas
Madison Square
Service Teams Face New York In Election Day Feature
Interest centered on the Third Army Corps team of Baltimore and the Seventh regiment meeting the New York National Guard eleven at the Polo Grounds in an election day feature.
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New York
Third Army Corps
Baltimore
Seventh Regiment
New York National Guard
Polo Grounds
Kirkwood to Play in All Winter Tourneys
Joe Kirkwood will compete in all winter tournaments for the season breaking with a past hint he was finished with tournament play. The note confirms his return to competitive golf across multiple winter events.
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Joe Kirkwood
Cobb Predicts Heinie Manush Will Hit Well Next Year
Ty Cobb offers an optimistic forecast for Heinie Manush's bat in the upcoming season expecting strong hitting, citing Manush's earlier form and potential.
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Ty Cobb
Heinie Manush
Detroit Fights End With Night of Knockouts
Clarence Rosen of Detroit knocked out Willie Sullivan of Cincinnati in four rounds. Joe Lucas, Detroit, stopped Fighting Lee Ferraris of Cincinnati in eight rounds.
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Detroit
Mich
Clarence Rosen
Willie Sullivan
Cincinnati
Joe Lucas
Lee Ferraris
Denver Boxer Don Long Balances Ring Career and Service
Don Long known as Terror, a University of Denver student, has boxed professionally for about two years while serving as assistant scoutmaster for a Denver Boy Scout troop and teaching a Bible school class. At nineteen he began as an amateur and turned pro after showing promise, with wins over Harry Bramer Bud Hamilton Jack Doyle Eddie Mack and other local boxers.
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Don
Terror) Long
University of Denver
Denver Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Harry Bramer
Bud Hamilton
Jack Doyle
Eddie Mack
Iowa Shows Nothing After Illini Blowout
Iowa City, Nov. 4. Burt Ingwerson’s Zuppke system imported from Illinois left Iowa with a disastrous defeat. The Illini offense and Grange powered a one sided win while Ingwerson admitted Iowa was dead on their feet and offered no remedy, saying there was nothing to be done.
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Iowa City
William Howard Taft
Burt Ingwerson
Illinois
Iowa
Taft
Maranville
Grange
Illini
Ingwerson
French boxer in hospital after knockout loss
Paris reports a young boxer lying in a haze after a knockout. He recalls nothing of the fight or his opponent Francis and believes his injuries came from a plane accident. Doctors say his condition is improving but details remain unclear.
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Paris
Ory
Francis
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Fragmentary readable text notes a person or item but lacks clear names dates places or actions. The fragment presents as a cryptic snippet with limited context and no determined event or outcome.
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Pavet
Iowa Hawkeyes Struggle Against Grange Sidewind in Poor Showing
Ingwerson notes Iowa's defense looked solid until Grange exposed gaps. Windy conditions hindered punt returns and scoring as Himes found the end zone twice, with Grange adding more. Iowa lacked punch and understanding of the Zuppke system, raising questions about team cohesion and game plan.
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Grange
Iowa
Britton
Graham
Hawkeyes
Som
Otto
Han ‘Cock
Parkin
Vieckenstein
Minnesota
Art Loss
Tolley Stuns in Atlanta with Prodigious Drives
In Atlanta Cyril Tolley the British amateur shocked experts by hitting drives longer than any before on three holes. He reeled off prodigious lengths that surpassed existing records and astonished the crowd.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Cyril Tolley
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