Prizes Awarded At Athens National Bank Show
The annual fruit grain and vegetable show at the Athens National Bank on Court Street drew large crowds. Awards were given for fruits vegetables breads and cakes, with multiple schools and exhibitors including Hughes Vocational School and Albany New Marshfield Stewart schools earning top prizes. An Albany exhibit on European corn borer and a Stewart display on cow testing drew attention along with reports of substantial squirrel damage to corn fields and a push to revisit related laws.
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Athens National Bank
Bank
Court Street
Hughes Vocational School
Athens
Rerton Hi Mott
Alheny
Derr
Ardis Coalius
John After
Fhe Plains
Athens Hd
Hocking Street
J. It Herron
New Marshfield
L. Chapman
Ples
Y. Caolville
Jlochlein
Ciouster
Strand
Kampf
Corlville
Shird
Stock- Tei
Giouster
Richard Fought
Morris Avenue
Monttard Brown
Alt ‘Toupkins
Elmowrad Place
Mra Adios
Kennard
Ray Ayer
Ruth
Tarvey Carter
Alberta Elmwood Pilasw
Breelyn Vollins
Athens Bull
Phy Brown
Bertin Isobe
Ara
Grom
Connett
South Cemetery Street
Smith-Hughes
Albany School
Nnth Stewart School
Albany
Stewart
D. Dalley
Dailey
Dailey Ba
Carnegie Institute Marks Founder Birthday Speech by Senator
Pittsburgh November 19 Carnegie Institute of Technology marked founder Andrew Carnegie's birthday with ceremonies led by Senator Simeon D. Pettis of Ohio as the principal speaker.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Simeon DD. Bess
Ohio
Weather Dips To 22 As Cold North Winds Grip Saturday
Cold north winds push morning temps to 22 degrees marking the lowest in two days. Also noted are scattered temperature readings and a funeral service announced for Hato M Woods of Charleston with burial at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Hato M. “Woods
Charkeston
Weat State Street
West Union Whreet Cemetery
Ohio Justices to be Paid by Population, Says Committee
Ohio Bar Association committee proposes establishing the inferior court system on a population salary basis. Judge L G Worstell of Athens is a committee member. The group, chaired by Judge J B Hunt of Coshocton, reviews bills by Kum as and Greenly and plans further action in January.
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Ohio
L. G. Worstell
The
Ohio Bar Association Committee
Coolulmb
UAK
Ohio Bar Association
Marshall
James A. White
Conmit-T Atea
Fn G. Worstell
Athens
J. B. Hunt
Coshocton
Teut J White
White
Dro
Federal Judge Delays Eviction of Miners Families
U S District Judge Menson W. Hough postponed ruling on the eviction of families in Belmont Jefferson and Tiarrson counties tied to a mine dispute. Arguments from the Chesapeake company and the United Mine Workers of America will be filed. residents face continued shelter uncertainty.
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MAT
Menson W. Hough
Belmont
Mefferson
Tiarrison
Ch Soneal Company
Brant
United Mine Workers of America
Bio
Little Tumis
astseTn Olineal
Morocco Sultan Declares Wives and Concubines to Palace
On November 14 in Morocco fourteen year old Sultan Manley Mohammed, ruler of the western Moslen world, ordered his late father's wives and concubines sent to Meknes palace. The women, formerly held in virtual imprisonment within the harem, are reassigned under the new reign.
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Morocco
Manley Mohammed
Dfn
Meknes
Sidians
Miners Urged to Seek Aid Beyond Nation Union
Lee Hall of district 6 United Mine Workers appeals for relief to Ohio miners, calling on AFL unions and local bodies to organize immediate fundraising and clothing drives. A Pittsburgh labor meeting urged swift action to aid pressed miners and improve living standards nationally.
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Hart
Labor Sewalers
Pittsburgh
Mery Branch
Organized Labor
Hall
United States
Trooper Stops Bus Holds Up Payroll Stolen Near Crossing
A highway crossing incident in Ama Mississippi ends with a high powered man stopping a bus. Three passengers and the driver were ordered to stay as the bandit returned to the vehicle and stole a sack of registered mail including a $2500 payroll for the Brown Lumber company of Zama. The payroll was en route from a New Orleans bank.
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Ama
Miss
Highpwarman
Tee Brown Lumber Company
Zama
New Orleans
Sixty Fourth Anniversary Quiet at Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pennsylvania observed the sixty fourth anniversary of the Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg address with no public celebration. In Kosciusko Mississippi a bandit robbed a freight train of 2100 dollars destined for Brown Lumber Company workers in Zona.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
Abraham Timraln
United States
Monday Program Announces Dishes and Discussions
The Athens high school auditorium hosts an afternoon program featuring a lecture by Mrs. Thurn to answer questions, a diverse musical program, and demonstrations. Readings include Have You a Spelling Blind and a Mexican Hash demonstration with dessert options like Chocolate Mousse and Orange Tea Biscuits. Doors open at 1 o'clock. admission is free.
School for Home Cooks Opens in Omro
Mrs Thurn leads the new Omro kitchen school showcasing labor saving devices and time saving equipment from local merchants to aid home cooks in daily meal prep.
Republican Borah Urges Prohibition Enforcement at Grange
Senator Borah urged the Republican Party to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment and back constitutional prohibition. He argued the party must pledge itself to enforcement, noting support for the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Amendments and warning against disregard for laws.
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Borah
Idaho
Eiopuibhican
Barab
Tpeleties
Republican Party
Eeipublein Party
Borih
Wiich
Will Try Again After Fog Delays Pacific Flight Attempt
Captain Fred Giles plans a new attempt to fly to San Francisco after fog halted his progress today. He returned to base after a 46 minute flight and a later takeoff from Wanda Todd reached the Praniseo lightship nineteen miles off the Golden Gate.
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Richard Braldwex
United Press
Mills
San Fitco
Cal
New
Fonenaane
Frederek Giles
Giles
Wanda
Todd
Praniseo
Gallen
Ussr
Eve Muller
Miara
Thurn
Lentil for Athens High School lecture on cooking and science
The piece describes a program at the Athens high school auditorium offering a four day event featuring a cooking demonstration by a titular hostess. It mentions lectures on food science, lab equipment, kitchen devices, and demonstrations of nutrition and labor saving ideas.
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Hausrheny
Arn
Athens High School
Awditoriuin
Athen
Dramatic Flight Plan Through Heavy Fog Near Golden Gate
A pilot faced dense fog and thick buoy chains while attempting a crossing over the Golden Gate. Captain Giles departed despite weather warnings and aims to fly a great circle route over multiple Pacific stops including Honolulu and Brisbane en route to Sydney and Wellington. A jury in Kaw., now retrying a stubborn case, discharged after 49 hours.
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Sterborn
Kaw
Byrd Reveals Plans for South Pole Expedition
Cleveland November 19 plans for a new Byrd South Pole expedition emerge as Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Arctic explorer and aviator, announces departure after a lecture. He expects the voyage to begin next August or September aboard a large steel vessel built to crush ice.
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Cleveland
U.P
Southole
Richard Bk. Lyrn
Ciy
Cleveland Federation
Byrd
Great Southern
Fee
West Virginia Senator Nomination Sought by Gore
19 year old Gore of West Virginia announces he will seek the Republican nomination for the Senate seat to be vacated by Senator Neely whose term ends in March 1929. Gore previously served as secretary of culture under President Coolidge and spoke after a White House call requesting a run.
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Warhington
Overner Gore
West Virginia
Hioyk
Coolidge
White House
Senate
Ife
Stanor Neely
Campaign spending in Marshall bill defeat reported
The Anti-Saloon League and Cons League of Obie filed campaign finance statements. The Anti Saloon League reported 5320.40 spent with unpaid bills totaling 777.01. The Cons League of Obie based in Cleveland spent 12 on defeating the Marshall bill. additional contributions and details are listed by officers and associates.
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Columbus
Cons League of Obie
Cleveland
Samile
Alateange FH
Bender
Anti-Saloon League
Hire Per
Rottsarge D. Selly
Portsmouth
Civil War Veteran dies in Logan of Pneumonia
Logan November 15 Stall special W. James a Civil War veteran and pioneer merchant died at his home at 6 10 p m Saturday after contracting pneumonia He worked in his garden fell ill weeks earlier while with his son Jesse He was son of C W James a pioneer merchant and former mayor He belonged to First Presbyterian Church of Logan and had over fifty years as a Mason serving as presiding officer for Masonic bodies for 20 years
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Logan
W. James
James
West Hunter
Jesse
C. W. Jnes
Iacenos
W. James Mndi
Eineath
Edward
First Presbyterian Church of
Login
Officials in Athens County Honored for Honest Service
Athens County officials are praised for honesty and public service in a report by state examiner W F Bowen to Auditor J T Tracy. The audit cites $748.66 cash errors, of which $104.15 has been repaid, plus $1,396.90 in legally paid-out funds with several illegitimate payments including road work, insurance premiums, and animal and burial claims. The examiner orders recovery of mispaid sums and notes heirs are not liable.
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Athens County
WF. Bowen
J.T. Tracy
Walter Wilson
Dony
Hind
Misael
Moexdander West J
Ords
Maxwell
J. Alexander iWeattill
TOC Ascel Insurance
Strike Scene in Colorado Guarded By Machine Guns
A Colorado strike at the Columbine mine near Leadville escalates as guards armed with machine guns, aided by deputies, guard the site to prevent repeats of a Friday protest where strikers seized the mine enclosure. Leaders say work will stop as long as guarding continues.
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Colorado
Demvesh
Cote
Pesan
Columbine
Lathesatte
Ure
Gat
Columbine Onine
WLW
Sheriff Jails Man Who Shot at Neighbors
Near New Lexington on November 1 Sheriff Harley McNabb pursued James Mullen who fired at Bill and Abe Mullen as they hid in a field. Mullen was knocked down, handcuffed, jailed in a straitjacket, and later fined 100 dollars plus costs on liquor possession charges.
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New Lexington
Bill
Abe Mullen
Hemtock
Harley McNabb
James Mullen
McNabb
Mullen
James
County Officials Weigh Debt In Special Tax Anticipation
Attorney General Edward Turner says commissioners may issue certificates of indebtedness in emergencies for road work and public safety if ordinary funds are exhausted and a public exigency exists. The opinion cites Youngstown case and compares county sheriff duties to municipal mayors for maintaining peace and protecting lives and property.
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Athens County
Edward
Purner
R. Dema
Common Pleas Court
General County Fund
Attorneyenerals
Attorney Generals
Wiliams General
Gener
Garteral
Youngstown
Wanameker
Thurman
Fresard
Turner
Government Takes $100,000 in Bonds From Blackmer
Liberty bonds valued at $100000 were placed in H M Blackmers safe deposit box as security for a possible forfeiture to the government for none appearance in the Teapot Dome case. The bonds were later placed in a government box pending court orders. Blackmer is cited to appear in January to show cause why the bonds should not be forfeited. In Columbus, Eric Kou Bun was injured in an auto accident after a Michigan State game and is in university hospital care.
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Washington
H. M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Derand Callahan
National Saving and Trust Company
Blackmer
Snyder
Columbus
Eric Kou Bun
Ohio State
University Home
Pital
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