Senators Seek Arbitration Reply From E H Gary Today
Senate labor committee plans final effort to win arbitration of the steel strike from E H Gary head of United States Steel Corporation. Gary offered to state his position if questioned openly by Senator Borah.
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Washington
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Senate Labor Committee
Gary
Kenyon
Borah
Walsh
Wilson
Grayson
Steel Corporation
Massachusetts
Senate Committee
Jones
New Mexico
Miners Back Shorter Work Day With 1918 Output Claim
United Mine Workers representatives at a Buffalo wage conference argue a six hour day can match usable coal output. They cite 1918 peak production of 635 million tons on an eight hour day with 80 thousand miners in service and project this year’s demand lower than 1918. John L. Lewis endorses the stance.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United Mine Workers
John L.lewis
Messenger World Series Extra Says Reds Beat White Sox
Cincinnati crowds awaited the final score as the World Series Extra raced from Athens to Chauncey Millfield Glouster and Nelsonville within an hour. The Messenger reports the game details and rapid delivery plan for readers seeking the full story hours before any other paper.
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Reds
White Sox
Ball Park
Cincinnati
Messenger
Athens
Chauncey
Millfield
Glouster
Nelsonvile
Race Riot Turmoil Flare in Elaine Arkansas
Elaine near Helena Arkansas saw renewed race rioting early today with deaths and injuries. Reports say 2 white men and 7 Negroes were killed, 100 arrested, and soldiers arrived to assist Sheriff Kitchens in Blaine. Prisoners guarded as tension spread to Helena.
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Helena
Ark
Elaine
Here
Ond
Blaine
Dred
Aftk
Rports
W. D. Adkins
Pratt
Phillips County
Kitchens
Clintean Lee
J. A. Tappan
Lee
Tappan
Reed Is Ousted From Stage In Western Town
In Ardmore Oklahoma on October 2 a crowd of about six thousand greeted United States Senator James A Reed of Missouri with kisses and hoots as he attempted to speak against the league of nations. The audience interrupted, lights went out, and Reed could not begin his remarks. He left the stage and said he would not attempt to speak again here.
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Ardmore
Okla
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Convention Hall
League of Nations
Reed
Steel Strike Seen as Life or Death Fight for Unions
John Turney, international organizer for the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, calls the steel strike the life or death struggle of the American Federation of Labor. He warns victory by owners could doom organized labor, and notes other unions will support the effort. He speaks during a visit to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
John Turney
Turney
Epidemic of Auto Thievery Breaks Out in Pomeroy Bend
POMEROY O Oct 2 Last night thieves broke into the B F Biggs Company garage on Brick street and stole a Ford belonging to Elmer Goodwin. Dale Terrell faces sixty days at Columbus workhouse for taking and operating McQuigg’s car. An attempted break in at Curtis Gilmore’s garage Monday night was thwarted by the thieves.
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Pomeroy
B. F. Biggs Company
Brick Street
Elmer Goodwin
Dale Terrell
Columbus
Charles McQuigg
Curtis Gilmore Gar
Car Sideswiped by Train Wreck Injures Lawson Couple
W M Lawson 30 and Mrs Q W Lawson were badly injured near Fisher Station when their Ford was struck by a southbound K M passenger train. Mrs Lawson has a broken arm and knee cut. Lawson suffers head and body injuries but is not considered critical. Both expected to recover.
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Hebbardsville
W. M. Lawson
Fisher Station
Here
Lawson
World Series Second Game Promises Ideal Weather
Clear skies and bright sun yield ideal conditions for the second game of the World Series in Cincinnati. General weather outlook remains perfect with no precipitation expected.
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Cincinnati
Tragic Drowning of 18-Month-Old in West Virginia Spring
Martha Carroll, 18 months old from near Dallas, West Virginia, fell into a spring and drowned in about 15 inches of water near Wheeling. Authorities reported the accident occurred on October 2. Do not add extra details beyond the readable facts.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Martha Carroll
Dallas
Health Board Cuts Year Budget For County Health Office
The county health advisory board met in the courthouse to trim budgets for the coming year. They cut maintenance to 4000, set the health commissioner salary at 3200, and reduce the nurse and clerk wages, while adjusting police staffing and noting state salary constraints for a class four county. Dr. C. B. McDougall leads the health commission.
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New County Health Organization
Court House
Health Commission
C. 8
McDougall
McDougal
Athens County
Rules for University Girls In Athens Home Life
A meeting in Ewing Hall where Dean Voigt outlined rules for women living in private homes. Ladies agreed to enforce campus standards on curfews, entertainment exceptions, and Friday night outings to protect reputations, with mothers and households urged to cooperate.
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Ewing Hall
Voigt
Athens
Dalton’s
Armory
Dean of Women
Dean Voigt
Sylvia Simmons and Joseph Wallace Wedding at First M E
Miss Sylvia Simmons and Joseph Wallace wed Wednesday afternoon at 4 in the First M E parsonage. Rev C L Strecker officiated with Joseph Simmons of Floodwood as witness. The couple will live in Floodwood where Wallace works as a miner.
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Sylvia Simmons
Joseph Wallace
C. L. Strecker
M. E
Joseph Simmons
Floodwood
Isaac Wallace
Coal and Lime On Track This Saturday
Carted shipments include one car Raymond City coal and one car ground agricultural lime to be moved on tracks Saturday and Monday. Bardin Bros. offer horse goggles to protect eyes from dust. An inventor patented a trough shaped ash sifter mounted on two wheels that sifts ashes by gravity as it is raised.
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Raymond City
Bardin Bros
Viscount Grey Arrives as Britain's New Ambassador to U S
Viscount Grey, Britain’s special ambassador to the United States, arrives in Washington to assume duties during wartime. He plans to serve until war issues are resolved and will be succeeded by a peacetime envoy. Grey takes up the post as a patriotic duty and wears dark glasses to ease eye strain.
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Viscount Grey
U. S
England
Washington
Grey
Texans Chase World Series Fever On Big City Trip
Cincinnati Ohio October 2 The wildest world series fans from Texas arrived by special train renting a hotel floor and supper grill room. Poker and pool money totals reach thousands with a Wichita Falls jeweler witnessing a $1559 stake and Texans betting heavily on the White Sox. Eight men on a Chicago bound train won $32,000, while Texan fans reserve four front rows at a musical show and plan twelve chartered cars for the stay.
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Cincinnati
Veteen
Tex
Joe Art
Wichita Falls
White Sox
Art
Chicago
Forsyth Returns as Cashier of Bank of Athens
F. D. Forsyth arrived from Cleveland to assume the cashier position at the Bank of Athens. Mrs. Forsyth will join him soon, and they will reside at the H. D. Henry house on South College Street. Forsyth previously served as assistant cashier at the Bank of Athens and spent a year at a large Cleveland bank.
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F. D. Forsyth
Cleveland
Bank of Athens
Forsyth
Athens
H. D. Henry
South College Street
Pitcher Cicottee Booed as Mud Echoes From Crowd
During a Messenger scoreboard moment on a Wednesday game crowd noise rose as Cicottee gave up several runs in the fourth. A spectator shouted asking for the pitcher's name and another yelled Mud.
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Cicottee
Messenger
Not Guilty Verdict in Neal Sharp Theft Case
Neal Sharp was acquitted of stealing and receiving stolen goods after a local magistrate sent him to the grand jury. The trial referenced a keg of wine as part of the case.
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Neal Sharp
Sharp
Reds Open With Win as They Chase Championship
Cincinnati notes the Reds won the opener and look to repeat as Sallee is expected to dominate the White Sox. The Reds’ batting, including Bares, powered a four run inning and scoffed at Sox errors while Ruether’s pitching angered the visitors. The article praises Reds defense and predicts continued success with confidence high.
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Johnny Evers
United Preas
Cincinnati
Reds
Sallie
White Ruether
Sox
Sallee
Ruether
Bares
Eddie Collins
Joeson
Ape
Neale
Wingo
Cicotts
Kopf
Bee
Viaheny
Death notices from Cleveland published today
Brief death notices report two fatalities in Cleveland. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, with no names or causes clearly readable.
Women meeting at New Marshfield by Dry Federation
The notice announces a women’s meeting at the New Marshfield church at 2 PM to discuss Dry Federation aims. It also calls Troop 3 Boy Scouts of Athens to attend a Presbyterian Church event on October 3 at 7 00 PM led by Roy L. Dupler.
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Anet
New Marshfield
H. Porter
Aheltada
New Marahaean Termoon
Boy Scouts of
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Nnne
Roy L. Dupler
World Series Totals From A Rough Game
Summary of pitching and batting events across the World Series game including Ruether Cicotte Wilkinson Risberg Rath and Roush with hits by Rath Deut Felach and Wingo. Notes on double plays stolen bases and hit by pitch indicate a tense contest with disputed plays and fielding highlights.
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Ruether
Ciccotte
Wilkinson
Cicotte
Loudermilk
Rath
Risbberg
E. Risberg
E. Collins
Gandil
Roush
Grob
Felach
Wingo
Icotte
Durpiree Ciotee
Nalin
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New York State Constabulary
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Helena, Ark
Pomeroy Bend
Biddle
Henry
G. C. Lawson
Alexander Township
Walsh Farm
Babe
Health Board
Athens Ladies In Work
Great Britain
U.S
Gre
Ata Y
Texas Dilmen
Rolls of Millionaire
Aeds Simte
Evers
Hay Fe
J. Collins
Foi Collins
Seeeest
Schalk
C Risberg
Treeeres Wilkinson
McMullin
Cincy
Daubert
Ethane Duncan
Ewennee Neale
Bucs
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