Ohio University Basketball Schedule for 1920-21
Athletic council sets 1920 21 schedule with eight home games and eight away games, including many weekday nights. The timetable lists opponents such as Xavier Wilmington Kenyon Otterbein Miami of Ohio and Denison along with tournament dates and tentative shifts in January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Council of
Ohio University
Finsterwald
Butch Grover
Columbus
Ohio Conference
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Mimami
Oxford
Janary
Capital
Athens
Janury
Wilmington
University of Cincinnati
Kenyon
Gambier
Otterbein
Westerville
Marshall
Camp Sherman
Cental
Colum
Denison
Granville
Grove's Laxative Bromide Cure Ad Fact
An old advertisement touts Grove's Laxative Bromide tablets claiming they cure a cold in one day. It features the slogan The genuine medicine with the signature of E. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
E. W. Grove
Immunity After Spanish Flu Study From Paris Hospital
Paris reports that a second infection with the Spanish Flu cannot occur after one attack, according to Professor C Dopter of Val de Grace hospital. The study notes two waves in 1918 19 and shows immunity develops in survivors, with later inoculations yielding no illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
C. Dopter
Val-de-Grace
Dopter
Pier
Athens Visitors and Social Roundup Highlight Weekend
Guy s ville residents Mr and Mrs R H Bean visited Mrs Cope land in New England while Homer Morehead and family joined relatives on Green Branch. Naomi Grimes joined Mrs John Perkins in Athens as a weekend guest along with other local families sharing Sunday meals and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkins
Naomi Grimes
Athens
R. H. Bean
Copeland
New England
Homer Morehead
Charles
Green Branch
Fred Coleman
Bernard
Janice
J. H. Harvey
C.A. Wiseman
Wiseman
Parsein
J. C. Stewart
Defense Plans Urged by Military Head
Major General Lansing H. Beach chief of engineers urged rapid completion of an effective seacoast defense for naval bases and ports. He said sixteen inch guns and howitzers are lacking and recommended against installing smaller calibers at vital points. He also proposed a deep waterway from Chesapeake Bay to New York harbor to strengthen defenses.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Washington
Lansing H. Beach
Baker
Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Dealware Bay
New York Harbor
Long Island Sound
A Practical Play Garment Pattern 3386 Offered
Pattern 3386 illustrated in this advertisement fits sizes 1 through 6 years. Two year size needs % yards of 27 inch material. Fabrics such as eersucker galatea drill cambric gingham and chambray suit this style. pattern mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
Revenue laws unlikely to be revised before Harding takes office
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge says no time in the current session for revenue reform or party policy bills. He notes appropriations dominate the December to March session and a late December tax deferral proposal cannot be enacted amid financial depression. A separate note mentions a blank shotgun shell gun used to shoot confetti over a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Nationwide Move for Blue Sunday Begins in New York
Discussions on a nationwide blue Sunday grow as the Lord's Day Alliance plans to introduce Sabbath observance bills in over thirty states. The Knights of Columbus oppose blue laws while supporting sane reform and Sunday sports. Also proposed are limited Sunday transit services and import of stamp cancellation machines to ease Japanese postal congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Supreme Knight
K. of C
Harry L. Rawlby
Lord's Day Alliance
New York Traction
Subway
Elevated
United States
Goal orders modified by federal board
Washington November 27. The Interstate Commerce Commission today removed all coal priority orders and all orders mandating open top coal cars to be moved exclusively to the mines due to an improved coal situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boy Hunter Dies After Accident Near Bucyrus
Thomas McKeever sixteen was accidentally shot in the leg by companion John Teynor while hunting near Bucyrus. Out of reach of a telephone, Teynor could not summon aid. McKeever died from loss of blood.
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Bucyrus
Navy
Thomas McKeever
John Teynor
Teynor
McKeever
Boiler Explosion At Dunwoody Milling Kills Three
Three people were killed and two seriously injured in a boiler explosion at the Dunwoody Milling Company plant on Friday. Investigators say a defective boiler caused the blast and parts were scattered hundreds of yards from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwoody
Dunwoody Milling Company
Examinations for Ohio Guard Candidates to West Point Dates Set
Examinations to choose three Ohio national guard candidates for the United States Military Academy West Point will be held in Columbus on December 13 and 14. Adjutant General Layton announced the schedule for Governor Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Cox
United States Military Academy, West Point
Layton
Athens High football banquet celebrates school spirit
A Friday banquet honored the Athens high championship football team with Avens High invited. Mothers provided an abundant cafeteria style feast of cakes salads and sandwiches the players finally allowed to eat. Superintendent Stailey toasted and Congress man Foster praised school unity while Principal Rupp and Coach Mackie expressed thanks and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High
Avens High School
C. E. Stailey
Congressman Foster
Athens
Rupp
Mackie
Majestic
Woman Commits Suicide After Sibling Death
Marie G. Shanks of Tottenville Staten Island attempted suicide twice in two months and finally shot herself through the heart at her niece’s Columbus home. She had been brooding over her younger sister’s death.
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Columbus
Marie G. Shanks
Tottenville
Staten Island
N. T
World Court Planned by League of Nations Commission
Geneva Nov 27 The disarmament commission names Sir Cecil Hurst to draft a plan for League control over war material traffic. A ten member subcommittee will finalize the international tribunal project for presentation to the assembly within a fortnight. Lord Cecil calls the covenant nebulous, a flexible experiment rather than ironclad.
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Henry Woood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Commission On Disarmament
Cecil Hurst
League
Third Commission
International Tribunal
League Assembly
Brussels
International Court
Lord Cecil
The
Auto men quit broke in Columbus bankruptcy filing
Thomas McKeever and Edward Eberle, Bridgeport automobile salesmen, filed voluntary petitions in a Columbus federal court. McKeever shows liabilities of 12557.31 dollars and assets of 85 dollars. Eberle lists debts of 12807.31 dollars and assets of 75 dollars.
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Columbus
Thomas McKeever
Edward Eberle
Bridgeport
McKeever
Eberle
Palestine loan proposed by Jewish Organization of America
In Buffalo on November 27 the 23rd annual convention of the Jewish Organization of America voted unanimously to raise a 12 million dollar loan to develop Palestine as a Jewish homeland. A committee will manage the loan, with Judge Julian W. Mack outlining urgent needs including railways, telegraphs, and government buildings.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Palestine
Jewish Organization of America
Julian W. Mack
Exports Rise and Imports Fall in October Trade
United States exports grew in October to 752 million dollars while imports eased to 362 million. October year totals show a ten month export sum of 6.832 billion dollars versus 6.499 billion the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
October Trade Figures Highlight Surplus and Gold Movements
The report shows October exports exceeding imports by the largest monthly surplus this year. Gold imports reached 117 million dollars in October, rising from September and October last year, with ten month gold imports totaling 316 million. October gold exports stood at 26 million, down from 44 million the prior October.
West Side man calls police over drunken episode at drug store
Charlie Roe of the West Side phoned police to rush to Cline's Drug Store Thursday evening. He was found intoxicated and unable to explain the call. Acting Chief Chubb Knox escorted him to headquarters where he later pleaded guilty to intoxication. Mayor Roush ordered five dollars plus costs for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Roe
West Side
Cline
Charlie
Police Department
Chubb Knox
Roush
Man Discovers Wife With Another Woman
A man discovers his wife with another person and reports the incident to police who halted the situation. The brief notes the event and the involvement of law enforcement.
Chiropractic Promises Cure by Addressing Disease Cause
An advertisement asserts no one can cure disease but nature, with chiropractic treatment claiming to remove the cause and offer permanent results. It invites interested readers to call for free, full explanations about chiropractic as a new common sense science.
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Ella Shott
Chapman Brothers
Charles Inman
W. Fowler
Tryon
Okla
H. J. Germendorfer
Hazel Woodard
Bartlett
Arthur Bean
Stork
Henry Wood
Guysville
Messenger Pattern Dept
Revenueans
AME
Mmary
Federal
World Court
Sinn
Chicago
Columbus Kelly
J. D. Haskins
Nat'l Bank
Busse Books
Ralph Mayhew
Burges Johnson
Rhoda Chase
Harper & Brothers
Jennia Jones
Athens Electric Co
Athens, Ohio
the Hocking Power Co
Nelsonville
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