Coolidge Race Fallout Sparks Republican Front-Runner Talk
Washington, Navy 23. Politicians are puzzled by the White House displeasure over a petition asking Coolidge to run again. Many Republicans doubt his final decision while some insist he will be renominated. Democrats say the episode proves Coolidge is in the race and will likely clash with activists who circulated pro run statements.
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Washington, Navy
White House
Coolidge
Black Hills
Republican National Committee
New York
Mr. Coolidge
Fess
Ohio
Val Harrison
Miners Split Debate at Glouster Mass Meeting
About 600 miners in Glouster gathered to hear district officers argue over breaking from the United Mine Workers. Speakers warned that supporting relief relies on concrete action and that endorsing the Jacksonville resolution could sever ties with the national body.
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Glouster
National Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Glouster Opera House
John L. Lewis
Lee Hall
David Watkins
G. W. Savage
Oral Daugherty
Jacksonville
Savage
United States
Watkins
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Vern Mills
Daugherty
United Mine Workers of America
Brother Johnson
Death Mystery in Selma Aideal Suicide During Arrest
Authorities in Selma Alabama investigate the claimed suicide of Miss Toutse Montealbaro after she allegedly shot herself while being arrested for speeding and violating the prohibition law. Police Chief H Blake and Traffic Officer W L Farmer said she threw a bottle from her car during pursuit. upon return to the broken bottle site she drew a revolver and killed herself. Parents dispute the safety claim and demand a full inquiry.
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Toutse Montealbaro
Selma
Ala
H. *. Blake
W. LD. Farmer
Patrolman Faces Electric Chair in Paymaster Killing
New York jurors find Handsome Car Graham guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Jud son H Pratt, paymaster, on a payroll run August 27. Pratt was shot while carrying a $4,700 payroll. Graham had guard duty and had become a friend of Pratt. He had requested relief from duty that day.
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New York
U.R
Graham
Judson H. Pratt
Pratt
Weather Summary Shows Above Normal Temps and Rain
The report notes a high of 63 degrees yesterday afternoon and a low of 57 this morning with 10 inches of rainfall. Temperature readings include 68 and 82 in the following days, indicating warm spells and variable conditions for the period.
Honeymoon of Kansas Publisher’s Daughter Ends in School Plan
Josephine Haldeman-Julius, 18, wed Aubrey Clay Roselle in a secret ceremony. They will honeymoon privately as she stays in school and he resumes college studies. She keeps her maiden name and will live with her parents.
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Josephine Haldeman-Julius
Aubrey Clay Roselle
Girard
Kansas
Josephine
Haldeman-Julius
Roselle
Kans
U.P
Josephine Haldeman
Julius
Ohio pastors to hold interdenominational service
The ninth annual Ohio pastors convention in Columbus will feature an interdenominational communion service January 23 to 26 as a symbol of unity among denominations. Rev. Harry Trust of Mansfield succeeds Rev. Abbott Y. Wilcox of Athens as chair of the convention’s committee on interdenominational good will due to Wilcox’s illness.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry Trust
Mansfield
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Athens
Dr. Wilcox
Aviator Injured In 200 Foot Plunge Near Berea
John O. Lunsford, 25, air mail pilot, was in Berea hospital with a probable fractured skull after a 200 foot plunge of a plane near Cleveland. The crash occurred during a flight on November 23.
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Cleveland
John O. Lunsford
Air Mail
Berea Hospital
Ohio Parent-Teacher convention to meet in Athens
Seven hundred to one thousand delegates of the Ohio Parent-Teacher association will meet in state convention in Athens October 3 4 5 1928. Local officers announced plans to raise about 500 for expenses through the year.
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Ohio Parent- Teacher Association
Athens
Pry
Columbus
Weather outlook clouds up for Thanksgiving nationwide
The weather forecast predicts cloudy skies across the country east of the Mississippi with occasional rains in the Ohio valley, Tennessee, Northern Middle Atlantic States, portions of the lower lake region and eastern gulf states.
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Washington
U.P
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake
Gulf States
Hunter Bags Hungry Monkey Near Barnesville
Cle tus Kaylor encountered a missing monkey while rabbit hunting in Barnesville. The animal was nearly famished and had escaped from a roadside zoo at Hendrysburg in August.
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Barnesville
Cletus Kaylor
Kaylor
Hendrysburg
Census expected to put U.S. population at 124 million
WW M Steuart, director of the Commerce Department census, told in his annual report that the 1930 census is expected to show the United States population near 124000000.
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Washington
United States
M. Steuart
Commerce Department
No Athens Messenger Edition on Thanksgiving Day
The Athens Messenger will not publish on Thursday November 24 in observance of Thanksgiving. All employees will observe the national holiday.
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Athens Messenger
The
Messenger
Nebraska dean seeks divorce over wife hidden past
The Dales James Stuart Dales, 76, dean and secretary to the Nebraska University board of regents in Lincoln, seeks a divorce claiming his wife had a notorious past including a penitentiary term hidden from him. He says he eloped three months ago with Mrs. C. L. Barrackman to St. Joseph, Missouri, after a quarrel over his will.
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James Stuart Dales
Board of Regents
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Neb
Dales
St. Joseph
C. L. Barrackman
Giles aborts Pacific flight to Australia retracing to San Francisco
Captain Frederick A. Giles ended his second unsuccessful attempt to fly the Pacific from California. He landed at San Simeon after an air bump caused a crash during a heavy storm, dumping fuel and equipment, with center section bracing wires broken. He plans to return by auto and repair the plane before another takeoff.
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San Francisco
Frederick A. Giles
Australia
William Randolph Hearst
San Simeon
Los Angeles
California
Golden Gate
Honolul U
Giles
Hearst Ranch
Pacific
Junkers Seaplane C-1230 Fails Off Azores Run
On Fayal Island in the Azores the Junkers seaplane C-1230 failed to take off for Newfoundland after a dusk run across the harbor ended with the craft failing to rise due to a heavy load. The crew faced questions today about a possible repeat attempt this season on the western Trans Atlantic flight.
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Horta
Fayal Island
Azores
U.R
Newfoundland
Navy Buck Surprises With First Shot Deer Hunt
In New Concord Navy 23 coach Bill Inge guided his team to Pennsylvania where he shot a 200 pound buck on the first attempt. The hunt followed his unsuccessful bid for Ohio conference honors.
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New Concord
Navy
Bill
Inge
Ohio
Cale
Insylvania
Ohio Univesity Coach Names Eleven for All Ohio Team
Coach Don Peden of Ohio University selects eleven players for an all Ohio team based on their records and impressions. Most selections come from the BA association with frequent contact with Ohio players. Players named include Miller Ohio Wesleyan center Leary Ohio Wesleyan Gregory Denison guards McCall Miami Tilton Wesleyan tackles Richardson Miami Tay lor Muskingum ends Price Wittenberg quarter Striker Miami fullback Maurer Wittenberg and Fitzer Cincinnati halves.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Ohio
Miller
Ohio Wesleyan
Leary
Gregory
Denison
McCall
Miami
Tilton
Wesleyan
Richardson
Taylor
Muskingum
Price
Wittenberg
Striker
Maurer
Fitzer
Cincinnati
Mrs Thurn Headlines Third Messenger Cooking School
A capacity crowd filled the high school auditorium for the second Mes senger Cooking School appearance by Mrs. George O Thurn nationally known food expert. Her lecture titled The Child in the Home covered home meals and featured a ham menu yesterday.
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George O. Thurn
Messenger
Home Cooking Demonstration Highlights Local Kitchen Trends
Mrs. Thurn showcased menus including mousse, raisin pie, white cake and escalloped tomatoes while praising Athens merchants for school kitchen equipment. Audience members crowd the stage to view dishes and the model dining room. Seven grocery bags and flowers were awarded, with names and addresses listed for recipients.
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Marjorie Gilson
North Cemetery Street
G. Timberlake
Amesville
Goldie Moore
Albany
G. E. White
Herrold Place
Mary Clutter
South Congress Street
E. R. Nelson
Ardilla Shuster
University Terrace
E. T. Quidore
Maplewood Drive
Gangdom fires back in Chicago gun battle
Chicago police faced a new wave of terror as gangsters fired bombs and bullets after a police ultimatum. Sergeant Tom Lynch was critically wounded during a running gun battle with an armed carload of gangsters. Earlier a bomb destroyed the front of a West Side resort tied to the Bertsche Skidmore Zuta syndicate and allied with Aiello brothers.
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Chicago
U.P
Tom Lynch
West Side
Bertsche-Skidmore- Zuta
Joseph Aiello
Bender Supports Rural Protection in Suburban Speech
Ohio State Senator George H. Bender told a Lakewood Methodist church audience that rural districts should gain needed law enforcement tools without denying the right to jury trials. He defended law enforcement while criticizing the Marshall bill as an ineffective enforcement tool amid criticism from anti-saloon groups. Dr Moore spoke on republican respect for law.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Bender
Lakewood Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. J. Moora
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Dr. Moore
Harvey 0. Yoder
Dry Maintenance League
Senator Bender
Dumbell
Two Children Laid to Rest in Downington Funerals
Funeral services were held for Evelyn Jewell, 2, and Emma Eileen Reeves, infant, at the Methodist Episcopal church in Downington. Revered Weatherby of Athens conducted both services. Each family mourns its only child.
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Downington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evelyn Jewell
Glen Jewell
Emma Eileen Reeves
Oliver Reeves
Chiropractors Arrested in Sidney on Certification Charge
Navy reports H. F. Batterman and Louis Steinle were arrested in Sidney on charges of practicing as chiropractors without valid medical certificates. A trial date was set for December 2.
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Sidney
Navy
H. F. Battersman
Louis Steinle
Athens Messenger Publishes Garden Insects Booklet
The Athens Messenger offers an illustrated pamphlet on garden pests with guidance on identification and control. Clip the attached coupon, include your address, and mail four stamps to receive the booklet by return mail.
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Athens
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Duniers
Athens Messenger Cooking School
Gangdom
Prederic J. Haskin
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