Mt Union Crushes Ohio University 43 to 0 in Muddy Clash
Mt Union routed Ohio University 43 to 0 on a muddy field in Alliance Saturday afternoon. The Mt Union squad, coached by Stewart, dominated with 16 points in the first half and 17 in the second. Oberlin and Mt Union emerge as top Ohio teams, while Ohio University shows limited power and effort according to local reports.
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Mt. Union
Ohio University
Alliance
Ohio
Oberlin
Athens
Stewart
Ohio University of Athena
McFarland
Old Man Beaten and Robbed. Harry Rogers Sought
Jason Goodno of Little Hocking was beaten and robbed of 180 in gold by Harry Rogers. A warrant for Rogers was issued and he reportedly dodges authorities after the assault, with a chase involving the gasoline boat Rayman and a Belpre constable.
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Jason Goodno
Little Hocking
Harry Rogers
Rogers
Goodno
Goodne
Justice of the Peace
John Plaik
McGrew
Belpre
Patersburg
Rayman
Parkersburg
New Lefean Pension Bill Draws Soldier Interest
Copies of the new Lefean pension bill have reached old soldiers in the city. Introduced for widows minors and certain Civil and Mexican War veterans the measure proposes 12 dollars per month for widows and 2 dollars per child under 16. If a widow remarries the pension goes to the children until they turn 16.
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Lefean
National
House of Representatives
Congress
Arraignment of Arthur Kelley for Sunday liquor sale
Arthur Kelley known as Bummer faced arraignment in Squire Rose court for selling liquor on Sunday. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the higher court. Kelley operates the Blue Goose saloon in Carbondale, a venue that has drawn prior local attention.
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Arthur Kelley
Bummer
Squire Rose Court
Kelley
Carbondale
Debating Tour Highlights Clark and Grosvenor Duo
General Charles H. Grosvenor left Athens for a two weeks debating trip facing his longtime rival Champ Clark. They open tonight in Milton Pennsylvania and move through Ada Toledo Greenville Elyria Uniontown Waren and other stops on a circuit of Chautauqua and Teachers Institutes with November dates listed.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens
Champ Clark
Milton
Ohio
Pennsylvanna
Ada
Toledo
Greenville
Elyria
Uniontown
Waren
Hightland and Christian Wed in Athens County
Hoyt Hightland and Susie Christian of Athens County were married by Squire Logan in his office on Washington Street Saturday in a simple ceremony.
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Hoyt Hightland
Susie Christian
Athens County
Squire Logan
Washington Street
Damage suits may be taken in Common Pleas Court
Common pleas court convened after a week adjournment with little business. Tomorrow’s petit jury includes G. H. Houston and others. Cases include Blanch Brown vs Sunday Creek Coal and Charles Grimes against Sunday Creek Coal for $10,000 each. Isaiah Koon trial for killing Poke Smith set for Thursday with many witnesses. Foreclosure in Security Savings Bank v StarKey et al. sale confirmed.
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Petit
Isaiah Koon
Poke Smith
Blanch Brown
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Charles Grimes
United States Court
Columbus
Foster
Sunday Creek
Sugar Creek
Grimes
Well Patronized B and O Train Makes First Athens Trip
The new accommodation train on the B&O made its first trip this morning arriving in Athens at 8 10 AM. It carried many eastern county travelers despite unfavorable weather. The Sweet Kitty Bellairs company occupied a special car on the outbound run.
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Athens
Sweet Kitty Bellairs” Company
Social at Clark's Chapel Hosts Evening Gathering
The ladies of Clark's chapel church invite all to a social at Mrs. Robert White's home on Wednesday evening November 20. Supper will be served from 6 to 9. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Clark's Chapel Church
Robert White
Goodspeed Improved After Severe Stroke at Home
Major J. M. Goodspeed who suffered a severe stroke several days since is now reported as considerably improved and remains at his home on South College Street.
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J. M. Goodspeed
South College Street
Inflation Sparks Market Boom Across Stocks and Commodities
New York reports a rapid monetary expansion with 50 million in Panama and 10 million in treasury certificates issued by the government. Stocks rise, grain gains one cent per bushel, cotton up one dollar per bale. Officials say certified checks may be used for internal revenue stamps, easing the strain and boosting circulation by about ten percent in a single day. Financiers fear violent inflation could trigger wild speculation and broad liquidation.
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New York
Panama
Treasury
United States
Burglary Report at Lattridge Store Leaves Few Clues
The Latridge store owned by C. D. Swr was burglarized last night. About 25 to 30 dollars in nickels and dimes and several pocket knives were stolen. No suspects, but several unfamiliar men were seen near the shop yesterday evening.
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C. D. Sw
Letter Reply Returns With Italian Inscription
A country editor's young assistant reports Silas Kidder answered his letter about a subscription. Kidder's reply is unreadable to the assistant, who notes an Italian phrase scrawled on the bottom of the returned letter.
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Silas Kidder
Catholic Standard and Times
Market Prices Today in Toledo Ohio
Wheat 99e, corn 161 2c, oats 49 1 2c. Clover seed 9 35, Alsike 9 30, Timothy 2 20. Rye 6e.
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Toledo
Timothy
Developments in Bradley Trial
Jim Hay testified he saw Mrs. Bradley at the police station after the murder and she said she did not come to kill Senator Brown and had friends. Cottrell described Mrs. Bradley as frightened with a vacant stare and relayed her remark about asking Brown to marry her before she shot him.
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Washington, D. C
Bradley
Jim Hay
Typcal
Washington
Senator Brown
Charles E. Cottrell
Associated Press
Sue
Utah
Cottrell
Blackleg term in labor and sport remains distinct
The London Chronicle notes that blackleg, a term for a labor saboteur, is widely used in labor contexts and has not shortened to leg as sharpers are. The origin remains debated, traced to black topboots of turf players or to gamecock leg imagery. Trades unions adopted it as a general abuse for "scab."
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Queen's Bench
London Chronicle
An Actor's Power in a London Stage Moment
An English actor named Dugazon, once the idol of London, demonstrated stage power between acts. He wore Othello’s mantle, cried out numbers from one to ten in a sepulchral voice, and the audience fell breathless and enchanted by his magnetic delivery. He exited with dramatic passion as thunders of applause rang out.
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Dugazon
London
Keen Eyes and an Expert Ocuilist
A playful exchange centers on a book given to Miss Secrib biah. The expert ocuilist remarks on her eyes as if reading the pages, joking that she read the book without cutting leaves, prompting surprised replies about abnormalities and reading.
Unclear Surgery Status For Harry Foster In Columbus
No word by noon on whether an operation was performed on Harry Foster who has been in a Columbus hospital since last week. The X ray specialist from Grant Hospital returned from New York Saturday and Mr and Mrs Hull Foster Jr remain in Columbus awaiting word on the operation.
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Harry Foster
Columbus
Grant Hospital
New York
Hull Foster, Jr
Missionary Rally Promises Insight From Global Workers
The Foreign Christian Missionary society schedules a rally at the Christian church tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. President A. M. McLane and Dr. R. J. Dye join C. B. Weaver and other preachers to discuss work in Central Africa and Japan. Attendees will hear firsthand accounts of mission stations and efforts in the dark continent.
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The
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Christian Church
M. McLane
R. J. Dye
Central Africa
Fire Threat Grips Rockefeller Country Home
Fire early this morning threatened the William Rockefeller country mansion near Tarrytown New York. Two cottages and the stables burned with prize stock valued at about $20 000 perished in the flames.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Athenian Literary Society Triumphs In Close Basketball Game
A spirited Saturday match at the university gym pitted the Phi lomathean and Athenian societies in a close 18 to 15 win for the Athenians. Poor foul-shooting by the Philos sapped their chances despite strong first-half play. Captain Welch and Red McCorkie provided late game momentum as Adams, Starr, Hankison, and Ridenour contributed on defense and offense.
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Philos
Hamilton
Welch
Wisenberger
Hankison
Adams
Starr
Red” McCorkie
Athenians
Cores
Aay
McCorkie Hamilton
L. F
McCorkel Weiwesdcse
Gisbes Insek
Boyd Adama
Ridenour
Miami Defeats Marietta 12 to 10 in Narrow Football Win
Miami under Coach Foster edged Marietta 12 4 10 with Ployd Brown returning a 50 yard touchdown for the decisive score. Dayton opened scoring for Marietta, then Miami answered with a 60 yard kickoff return and strong defense to seal the victory.
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Marietta Banch
Fealey
Ploydrown
Ohio
Miami
Brown
Foster
Marietta
Dayton
Radcliffe
Ryder
Simon
Booth
Marivolla
Wedow
Local Father Returns From Cincinnati After Daughter's Poisoning
Mr A E Moore of this city came back from Cincinnati where his daughter Sylvia Moore, a Conservatory pupil, fell ill from lobster sandwich poisoning. His report says she improved, then faced potential blood poisoning but hoped for recovery and homecoming pending complications.
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A. E. Moore
Cincinnati
Sylvia
Miss Moore
Conservatory of Music
Permits to Wed Couple Pairs Across Towns
Walter Louis Morrison and Sarah Eilen Keteh of Nelsonville apply for marriage. Orestes Fulton and Queenie C. Love of Athens report, as do Joan W. Anderson and Josephine F. Johnston of Nelsonville. Hoyt Hightland and Susie Christian of Beaumont are listed.
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Walter Louis Morrison
Miner
Sarah Eilen Keteh
Drewmaker
Nelson
Orestes Fulton
Queenie C. Love
Athens
F. D. Na
Joan W. Anderson
Sud
Josephine F. Johnston
Nelsonville
Hoyt Hightland
Susie Christian
Beaumont
Serious Basement Fire At Brooks Hibbard Pool Room
A serious fire in the basement of the Brooks & Hibbard pool room on South Compe Street was narrowly averted early Sunday. Woodwork ignited by a spark from an engine and the blaze was discovered by a man in the rear stable. It was extinguished with a small hose.
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Brooks & Hibbard Pool Room
Compe Street
Former Resident Mrs Rathburn Dies in Middleport
Mrs. Charles Rathburn died at her home in Middleport Saturday. The funeral was held today. She was well known in the city and Athens county, having lived here with her father Dr. Beam for several years.
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Charles Rathburn
Middleport
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