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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

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Ohio Elects Donahey Amid Wide Races and Prohibition Vote

Early returns show A. V. Donahey leading for governor with 808,653 votes as Garri Thompson trails. Florence Allen appears likely to become the first woman on a state high court, while Warren Gard and W. A. Ashbrook lose in key districts. The wets face a sizable loss on beer legalization with about 160,000 votes against.

Cleveland Florence FE. Allen Cuyahoga Benson W. Hough Allen A. V. Donahey Garri A. Thompson Simeon D. Fess International Atlee Pomerene Canton Fess Pomerene Earl D. Bloom William H. Chatfield, Jr Bloom Chatfield Anti-Saloon League Ohio John MacSweeney Vy Joster Joseph H. Himes Himes Warren Gard W. A. Ashbrook Donahey Warren 8. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers United States

Returns in Athens county keep sheriff race tied

Complete unofficial results from 91 precincts show McKinley and Williams each with 45 precincts and one in North Trimble. LeFever wins state senator seat, Foster takes tenth district, while county officers Morgan and Cornwell run unopposed. Official count began Thursday and may finish Friday.

Athens County Board of Elections Mineral Hooper Buchtel East Buchtelwest McKinley Williams Trimble Foster Sharp LeFever Blauser Rose Thompson Hocking Fairfield Morgan Cornwell Murphy Phillips McGrath Day Sands Supreme Court Hough Price Allen Matthews

Women Candidates Must Embrace Progressive Program

Plymouth report quotes Wis ieeneeee Astor reacting to U S election results. The British peeress and one of two women MPs comments that most U S women candidates lost, attributing defeats to lack of progressive platforms. She defends local option against liquor interests opposing her reelection bid.

L N Plymouth England Wisieeneeee Astor House of ‘Commons International News Service Today Viscounttess Aliee Robertson Oklahoma Victorin

Beer Propagal Lot Heavily Thru Out State

Ohio defeated the beer proposal by a large margin, Superintendent J A White of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League said the victory was aided by women, the pulpit, and the press. He warned the adoption would have disgraced the state and weakened the dry cause by pressuring Congress to nullify the 18th Amendment.

Columbus Ohio J. A. White Ohio Anti-Saloon League White Congress

Night of Terror Rips Dublin as Snipers Roam Streets

Dublin reports a night of terror with revolvers firing and bullets whistling. Skirmishes pitted free state troops against irregulars, leaving six dead and about thirty wounded in the last 24 hours.

Dublin Free State

Recount Sought After Lodge Vote Irregularities

In Massachusetts a state wide recount is sought after alleged irregularities in the ballots for United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Democratic candidate Colonel William A. Gaston requests a recount and the Liberal Republican League joins. Revised returns show Lodge ahead by 8500 votes.

United States Henry Cabot Lodge William A. Gaston Liberal Republican League Lodge

Democrats Return to Power Outlook After 1920 Victory Wave

Washington report notes Democrats feeling buoyant as they regroup in Congress after a sweeping victory in 1920. Republicans hold slim majorities in both chambers, with insurgent senators and representatives resisting strict party discipline.

George R. Holmes Washington Congress Senate House Borah Idaho la Follette Wisconsin Norris and Howell Nebraska Johnson California Norbeck South Dakota Ladd North Dakota

Radio Concert at the Club Impresses Members

Country club members and families enjoyed a radio concert Tuesday night courtesy of Mr. C. BE. Stack who loaned Magnavox equipment. Attendance was limited by election duties but attendees were eager to hear radio for the first time. Stack promises another evening during winter for a fuller turnout.

Country Club C. BE. Stack Stack

Porter Elliott Returns to Athens Real Estate Debut

W Porter Elliott a veteran Athens county school teacher and familiar figure in the Hocking Valley has returned to Athens after a year away in the south and west He plans to enter the real estate business dealing in Athens city property and surrounding lands

Porter Elliott W. Porter Elliott Athens County Hocking Valley Athens Mr .Elliott Athens City

Powerful wife bends up poker in Akron divorce case

Akron Ohio. Reuben G Cromberg seeks divorce from Vera Cromberg alleging anger bursts. He claims she throws furniture and dishes, bends silverware into spirals, and twists the stove poker into a wreck after their 1920 marriage. She works at a local hotel.

Akron Vera Cromberg Reuben G. Cromberg

Lloyd George Praises War Coalition in Cardiffe Campaign

In Cardiffe Wales on an early campaign swing, former Premier Lloyd George lauded the coalition government as a major benefactor of mankind since the war. He framed the effort as a pivotal postwar achievement and urged support for continued national progress.

Cardife Wales Lloyd George Welch

Dance K of P Plans Chauncey Park Event

The Chauncey event on November 10 features good music and a park plan coordinated by the K of P group. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy the gathering.

Dance K. of P. Mail Chauncey

Wilson May Put On A Comeback

Washington reports that Woodrow Wilson, long out of office after a Republican landslide, may return to lead the Democratic party amid triumph in the Senate and House. He has shown satisfaction with Tuesday’s wins and may issue a formal statement, according to close associates.

Washington Woodrow Wilson S Street Gaits Senate House Elelea Wilson

Ohio G O P Not Blue In Least

Columbus November 9 The general result of the election is highly gratifying says Republican state campaign chairman William Miller. He reports the party has likely won the entire state ticket and both houses of the legislature, the senator, and 16 congressmen with one race still doubtful.

Columbus William Miller Republican State Campaign Committee Carmi A. Thompson Miller Thompson Donahey

Al lied High Commissioners Authorized to Proclaim Martial Law

The allied high commissioners at Constantinople were instructed to take whatever energetic measures may be necessary to maintain peace amid Turkish nationalists demands. They are empowered to proclaim martial law without consulting their home governments.

London Constantinople

Betting Frenzy in New York State Election

Betting brisk for days before the New York election reported nearly 2 million dollars changing hands. Governor Miller led as a 21 favorite, while Smith closed as a 31 favorite. Seattle bookie Wm. Plunger reportedly won 2.3 million with a $5,000 bet on a Smith victory by 400,000.

New York Miller Smith Seattle Plunger

Republicans Praise Offyear Gains In Congress Control

John I Adams, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said the election results show broad support for GOP control in both the Senate and House. He noted that offyear elections typically swing to the opposition and called the retention of Republican majorities very gratifying.

Washington Congress John I. Adaims Republican National Eommitee Senate House Ias

Petitions Filed to Test Daugherty Liquor Ruling

Foreign ship petitions the United States Supreme Court seeking prompt action on appeals challenging Attorney General Daugherty's three mile limit liquor ban. The filing requests review of the opposition to the prohibition area and questions the ruling's validity.

Washington United States Daugherty

Canaan Township PTA Meeting Scheduled for November 10

The Parent-Teacher association of Canaan township will meet November 10 at 7 oclock in the evening at the high school building. The program will be ideal talent.

Parent-Teacher Association of Canaan Township Ineal Talent

German thrift lamp posts used for government advertising

German authorities repurpose street furniture for ads. Advertising contracts totaling five million marks have been signed to place this new municipal promotion through public lighting and signage.

Phage of Coal May Be Ratt in State Soon

Ohio fuel administration reviews coal pricing as audit by Ernest & Ernest covers six Cleveland firms, three Toledo, three Dayton. Results expected within a week to set revised city price lists. George M. Jones sues to block state price controls arguing legality of emergency fuel law.

Columbus Ernest & Ernest Jrerail Coal Cleveland Toledo Daylton Noah Youngetown Neal Ohio Federal Fuel Administration West Virgina Kentucky Pennsylvania Jones Stat Ohio Colleries Co George M. Jones Co Davis Attorne General Price Toy R. B. Lucas County

Supper at Chauncey School Friday Evening

Primary grades of Chauncey School will host a supper on Friday evening November 10. Public is cordially invited.

Chauncey

Your Child Physically Fit Informational Booklet Offer

A public notice promotes a booklet titled The School Child to Health guiding parents on testing a child’s health, regulating appetite, preventing tuberculosis, and handling contagious diseases. Send two cents for return postage by mailing name and address to Frederic J. Haskin, The Athens Messenger Information Bureau, Washington, D. C.

Abun Frederic J. Haskin The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington, D. C

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