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Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Co
East Hampton
Conn
Georgia Peach Ring Ends in Probing Murder Case
In Macon Georgia investigators pursue circumstantial evidence in the murder case of Fred D Shepard the Georgia peach king. His widow Mrs F Eugene Elmer is charged along with her son Ernest Hopson and sister Ione Henry. The case centers on bichloride of mercury poisoning and a disputed will strong in estate stakes.
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Macon
F. Eugene Elmer
Fred D. Shepard
Georgia Peach King
Elmer
Ernest Hopson
Ione Henry
Shepard
Alice Crandall
Everhardt
Funk
Martial law sought as 480 troops arrive in Williamson
Unofficial dispatches say Governor Cornwell holds a proclamation of martial law and Colonel Herbert Hall commands a 480 man battalion from Camp Sherman. Troops quarter at the courthouse and city buildings, with posts planned at Kermit Chattaroy Noland and Matewan as authorities assess if the crisis eases. The 19th Infantry unit is fully equipped with vehicles and machine gunners.
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Huntington
W. Va
Williamson
Cornwell
Herbert Hall
Mingo County
Camp Sherman
Ohio
John J. Cornwell
Kermit, Chatterey
Noland
Matewan
Mingo
19Th Infantry
Busy Bee Marathon Club Meets at Mrs Courtney Home
Mrs Lulu Courtney hosts the Busy Bee Marathon Club Tuesday evening at seven on Myers Street. Local visits include guests from Columbus and nearby towns with several social events noted.
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Lulu Courtney
Busy Bee
Myers 'Street
Nelsonville notices and sales fill local page
Local notices announce a Dec 1 1920 business reopening a Nelsonville grocery Gadbury firm. rental ads for furnished Hyde Square room. a Red Men's Hall dance. lost item rewards. a closing out hat sale. Elks ring loss. Chalmers roadster for sale. room requests. upholstery shop opening. pool room sale at The Arcade on Public Square Nelsonville Ohio with dates and contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Gadbury
Nelsonville
Public Square
Landis backs anti gambling drive to shield baseball
Judge K M Landis, supreme head of baseball, favors enforcement of existing anti gambling laws and a national campaign to protect baseball from gamblers in other states. He spent the weekend with the New York Giants and attended the Army Navy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
K. M. Landis
Supreme Head of Baseball
Self Defense Claim in Squirrel Attack Leads to Fine
In Titusville Florida A H Belote and E R Kirk claimed alibis after a squirrel attack during a gaming event. They said they killed the animals in self defense and were fined 41 dollars and 73 cents.
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Titusville, Fla
A. H. Belote
E. R. Kirk
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement Noted
People everywhere speak well of Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion or constipation. If you are troubled by these conditions, give them a trial and you are likely to be benefited.
Cosmopolitan Club Discusses Women in Politics
The Cosmopolitan Club met with Miss Lou Lane on Friday evening. Fourteen members attended as papers on Women in Politics and Anna B Shaw were presented by Mrs Eugene Hohendal and Mrs William Weigand. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Lou Lane
Eugene Hohendal
Anna B. Shaw
William Weigand
Card of Thanks and Holiday Visit Wraps
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers consoling words and songs. Lists names of families and guests visiting Columbus Liverpool Oxford Glouster and Florida with Thanksgiving and weekend visits noted.
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Kimberly
Paul Kemper
Geo. Nilson
Logan Firmlays Off 84 At Hocking Valley Shops
Logan Ohio November 29 1920 effective today 84 men were laid off at the Hocking Valley railroad shops in this city this is the second cut in thirty days about 120 employees have left the payroll since then the repair appropriation for the year is exhausted no return to work before January 1 1921 while car work continues at Indianapolis and Pittsburg
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Logan, C
Hocking Valley Railroad
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Local Families Serve Thanksgiving Dinners in Logan
Among Logan residents who hosted Thanksgiving meals were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lappen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starcher. Floyd Vore, formerly of Logan and Union Furnace, now lives in Nelsonville.
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Leo Fox
Sugar Grove
Logan
Fred Ambrose
D. H. Lappen
Ralph Starcher
Floyd Vore
Nelsonville
Vore
Union Furnace
Wound in Arm From Gun Trigger Incident During Hunt
Al Schhreck sustained a painful elbow wound when his dog dragged a chain that caught the gun trigger while en route to hunting grounds. The same week the Hocking County Agricultural Society elected directors amid calls for change at the fair with George Wright Charles J Wright Clint Webb among new directors and receipts shown as negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Schhreck
Mr. Schreck
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Hocking County
George Wright
Green Township
Charles J. Wright
Laogan
Clint Webb
Logan
Ruble
Elks
Rotary Club
The
Moose and
Loyal Legion
Mr. Webb
Legion
Mysterious Athens Rock Blast Blamed On Pranksters
Three loud explosions in Athens Saturday night were caused by youths placing dynamite on a large river rock near Hast Bridge. Officers found only a fragment of rock removed and remnants of the fuse unearthed, indicating a failed attempt to blow up the rock and raise the chickens.
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Athens
Hocking
Hast Bridge
Allied chiefs meet Thursday in Greek Russian issue talks
London Nov 29 The allied premiers conference on the Greek and Russian situations will resume Thursday after Premier Legues left for France Count Sforza of Italy arrived and Leygues will return Wednesday after likely talks with President Millerand Reports say Premier Rhallis of Greece assured British French and Italian ministers that the new government will recognize fully the Venizelos regime obligations
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London
France
Count Sforza
Italy
Leygues
Millerand
Foreign Office
Rhallis
Greece
Venizelos
Loyal New York Rancher Joins Veaths to South America
James P. Kelley, 72, wealthy New York rancher, traveled from Argentina to Boston to vote for Harding. He sails with the Veaths for South America and hopes to arrange wireless meetings with the president-elect.
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New York
James P. Kelley
Argentina
Boston
Harding
South America
Suspects Held in Ohio Murder Case Identified in Wellsburg
Investigators in Wellsville Ohio awaited word from Philadelphia detectives on two suspects held there who fit descriptions of Jack and Al Smith tied to the murder of Henry T. Pierce. Philadelphia team to retrieve Pierce’s red auto and verify statements by Peter D. Treadway and Marie Phillips. Police in Welch West Virginia released two men held as suspects.
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Philadelphia
Henry T. Pierce
Wellsville
Jack
al Smith
Peter D. Treadway
Marie Phillips
Wheeling
Pierce
Phillips
Treadway
Welch
W. Va
Two May Have Lost Lives in Burning Barn
Firemen searched the ruins of a large barn east of Warren after a late Sunday blaze. Two men are believed to have been sleeping in the barn when it burned, with Frank Raoul reporting noises in the haymow. Losses include cattle, Raoul’s machine, and forty tons of hay, totaling about $10,000.
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Warren
Frank Raoul
Raoul
EAPEATS or LIT OVER THE REAL GRID CHAMPS
In a fragmented view of the 1920 football season no single national champion is clear. Georgia Tech tops the south and California leads the west while the east and midwest show multiple contenders including Princeton Pittsburg and Penn State with Harvard Boston College and Syracuse also in contention. Notre Dame may claim the west. Field goals by Peck Gagnan Murrey and Laselle highlight eastern scoring as Ohio State and California loom in late-season play.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Georgia Tech
California
Middle West
Princeton
Pittsburg
Penn State
Harvard
Boston C E
Stevens
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Ohio State
Notre Dame
State
Peck
Wesleyan
Ohio State-Callifornia
Croup Relief Victory for Mrs London’s Child
Mrs Charles London of Clayville New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief from croup in her eight year old son Charles. She says the remedy ensured safety at home and she cannot praise it enough.
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Charles
Chamberlain
Charles London
Clayville
N. Y
Police Chief Returns After Appendix Operation
Police Chief Graham resumes duties at the headquarters after a Columbus hospital operation to remove his appendix. He jokes about appetite and feeling young as Fire Chief Chubb Knox continues assisting until Graham fully recovers.
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Graham
Columbus
Chubb Knox
Family Mourns After Mother's Fatal Self-Act in Ohio Home
A November 29 report from Akeon Ohio notes a mother died by self action at her residence. Police could not establish a motive or reason. no funeral plans were announced and relatives were unable to provide details.
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Akeon, O
Ohio U Man Made Officer of State Body
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity elected officers at the state convention in Akron. C. W. Rich of Cincinnati was named president, Harold P. Deiterich of Akron vice president, Weyman Dadly of Columbus treasurer, G. A. Robinson of Ohio University Athens recording secretary, and F. W. Koch of Cincinnati University corresponding secretary.
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Akron, CO
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
C. W. Rich
Cincinnati
Harold P. Deiterich
Akron
Weyman Dadly
Columbus
G. A. Robinson
Ohio University
Athens
F. W. Koch
Cincinnati University
Ferguson Taylor Held to Grand Jury on Assault Charge
Ferguson Taylor detained after Nelsonville arrest on assault and intent to kill Clarence Newton. He was arraigned Saturday before Justice Pearl Helwig, pleaded not guilty, and bound over to the common pleas court on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Taylor
Parker
Nelsonville
Clarence Newton
Justice of Peace
Pearl Helwig
Taylor
Helwig
Common Pleas Court
Larsen Elected Captain of Naval Academy Football Team
Em ery E. Larsen of Minneapolis Minnesota a sophomore at the naval academy has been elected captain of the midshipmen 1921 football squad announced from Annapolis Maryland on November 29.
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Larsen
Annapolis
Emery E. Larsen
Minneapolis
Mina
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Ohio girls have nothing on Drury coeds stockings
Springfield Mo November 29 chapped knees pose no problem for Drury College coeds who wear golf stockings this winter. The stockings stay up by the elasticity of the weave and were started by undergraduates.
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Springfield
Drury College
Akron Man Charged After Killing Mother in Quarrel
Mrs. Mary Mack, 60, was shot and killed in Akron last night. Her son Joe Mackie, 19, is charged by police with the shooting. He was wounded in the chest while attempting suicide and is hospitalized. Police say the double shooting followed a quarrel.
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Akron
Mary Mack
Joe
Mackie
Hia
Police Stop Man Finds Eight Headless Chickens
Indianapolis officers confront George Williams a black man stopping him for a supposed tiger in a suitcase instead eight chickens with feathers intact and no heads are found. Williams is charged with petit larceny.
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Indianapolis
George Williams
George
Smee Wave the weeping Over Greatest City
New York crime figures show 625 robberies and holdups this year with property losses over 3 million dollars. The Tribune reports early 20th century crime trends, noting the city appears under policed with rising violence and murder counts.
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Smee
New York
the Tribune
Reinaia Wances
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Grove’s
Boley
Ohis
Scott
Cot & Bowne
W J
Georgia Peach Ring
Oldierg
West Virginia
Nelsonville News
Clifford Sanders
Flo Hutchins
Isaac Hillyer
Pythian Sisters
Edith McGorsciny
Haydenville
Frank O‘mara
Burns Coakley
Ruth Davis
Oril Griffin
Joseph
Clyde Littler
Eleanor Scott
Besner
Fred Mulligan
Edward Sharp
Mayme Kepler
Ruth Love
Edith Owens
Mary
Hazel
Nelle Mathewson
Fred Raybould
Hebbardsville
Agnes Raybould
Charles Pensyle
Highland and
Leesburg
Margaret Shoemaker
Lucile
Lon Nixon
Harry Hawkins
Coshocton
Lena Cole
Richard Brown
Ben Smith
Lancaster
George Schwenke
Hyde
B. F. Martin
Red Mens Hall
Wear-A-Well
U. S
U.S. Army
Albert Neiman
Chestnut Street
Elk
Buchtel
W. Bell
Rite Service
Just Rite
L. G. Wright
Nelsonville, C
Chalmers
Linscott’s
Grace Evener
Millfield
Poplar St
Rodney Sorrel
Bell
Fred Kreig
Co. C. Hartman
Marion Coakley
D. F. Sahfer
Will Keeton
Liverpool
Mabel Heffner
Merle Nelson
Glouster
Alex Nelson
Marguerite
R. C. Munsey
H. F. Gibbs
Florida
Florence Parks
Oxford
Misa Doris
BY Thad L. Allen
Elizabeth Miller
Oakgrove Cemetery
Miller
Bloomingville
L. D. Bronson
N. Market Street
Anna Lewis
Will Lewis
Mary E. Thomas
Frank Wells
Pryor Pruden
Westerville
Martha Belle Thomas
Russell Berlin
E. Hunter Street
Charley Meyers
Henry Roby
Lelia
Beatrice Robey
Jas Hutchinson
Willard McNallen
New Straiteville
Harry 8. Shotwell
M. C. Groves
Capital City
Mr. Groves
Westgate Lodge
Mr. Shotwell
J. D
Capital City Lodge
Union Depot Company
Jacob Hyman
Tipton Bible
M. E
Messrs
David Wills
Jesse Gabriel
Ella Keynes
Hal Murphy
Rosemary Sharp
Mrs
Paul Fox
North St
Board of Education
Logan Special School
Henrietta and
Emma Furniss
Phil Rochester
Pauline Hyatt
8. C. Bright
Merrill Ricketts
Buckeye Lake
Frank Eberst
Ed Smith
Allied Chiefs
STILL
Nfluenza Een
Eet
Mecnont Tof Visks
Dingto
Goodshoes
Stuart's Opera House
Nelsonville, Ohio
Ly 1St
Bonnelli Minstrels
of Nat
Ar An — Aera
Priedman
Ranem
Siegfri
Water St
Rauch’s Bakery
Athens, Ohio
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