Athens Board Seeks Bond to Build New High School
The Athens board of education voted to submit a $295000 bond issue to voters for a new high school and a West Side grade school. Plans by architect W Bitner call for a campus structure with expansion in mind to ease crowded classrooms across all grades.
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Athens
Board of Education
West Side
W. Bitner
St. Louis
Ittmer I
Central Avenue
Athens Board of Education
Athens High School
State Street
High Street
Lancaster Street
Central
East Side
Beveridge Urges Ohio Rally Backing for Republican Slate
Former Senator Albert J. Beveridge told a Columbus crowd that the Republican party is the united force for right thinking and progress. He urged returning the Ohio delegation in the House, replacing Atlee Pomerene with a Republican Senate slate led by Frank B. Willis, Simeon D. Fess, and Carmi Thompson as next governor.
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C. H. Haddox
Columbus
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
Memorial Hall
Ohio
Beveridge
Republican Party
Harding
Congress
House
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
America
Senate
Frank B. Willis
Simeon D. Fess
Sterling Carmi Thompson
Senator Beveridge
Interests of old world behind move
Washington asserts the United States will not be stampeded into war over the Turco Greek crisis. Officials say campaign seeks to push America from neutrality toward diplomatic or military action favoring European factions. Church leaders abroad, influenced by French and British aims, are driving the push for intervention.
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George R. Holmes
UL N. S
Washington
United States
Jts Minor
America
Asia Minor
Europe
Boy Dies After Daring Leap Into Road
Cincinnati news report says Bernard Manning twelve from Covington Kentucky was killed when he ran into a car while being chased by friends on his way home from school. The incident occurred late yesterday afternoon on a public road.
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Cincinnati
Bernard Manning
Covington
Georgia appoints first woman to U S Senate
Governor Thomas W Hardwick names Mrs W H Felton of Cartersville to succeed the late Senator Tom Watson in Georgia. She becomes the first woman named to a U S Senate seat but cannot take office until the next general election due to state law. The Senate must be in session to administer the oath.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
United States Senate
Tom Watson
Felton
United States
Senate
Mayor vetoes ordinance on FFIG rules in Athens council action
Athens council passed a traffic ordinance limiting parking on Court street and Union streets to 45 minutes during peak hours and requiring parallel parking. Mayor Roush vetoed the measure saying current parking suffices and acted to reflect public wishes. Council may override the veto.
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Athens
Court Street
Carpenter
Union
Court
Roush
Josten & Wolfe
Carpenter Street
East Side
Davidson
Mound Street
Bart Davidson
Lloyd Street
East State
Verona
Stewart Street
Mariner & Sams
East Union Street
Police Department
Allies Present United Front At Mudania Armistice Talks
Constantinople Oct 3. Allied generals Ismet Pasha Kemalists Hamid Bey and Henri Franklin-Bouillin join Mudania talks. Mustapha Kemal detained at Ankara may join. Turkish forces withdraw from the neutral zone evacuating Beha and threatening Chanak. Armenian refugees blamed for new fires in Smyrna. Turkish irregulars raid Greek outpost near Constantinople killing 10.
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John Hadley
Constantinople
Ismet Pasha
Hamid Bey
Henri Franklin- Bouillin
Thrace
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Mudania
Bigha
Chanak
Monsignor
Marmages
Pius XI
Smyrna
Tehalja
Weather Outlook for New York World Series Opens
Weather officials said ideal conditions will prevail in New York during the first days of the world series, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures expected for the games.
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Washington
New York
Weather Bureau
Stage a fight in te Dublin streets today
A spectacular battle on the quayside near O Connell bridge saw irregulars ambush a detachment of British troops. Free state forces joined to repel the attack as fighting spread to several streets. The Dail Eireann debated Johnsons amendment to the constitution on oath of allegiance to the English king, likely doomed to defeat. A rumor of exile for irregulator leaders was officially denied. Nearly 500000 foreigners visit Paris annually.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
O'Connell Bridge
Dail Eireann
Johnson
Free State
United States
Split comes in coal parley split comes four col
Coal operators from across the bituminous fields meet in Cleveland with the United Mine Workers policy committee to devise a new scale before the Cleveland agreement expires April 1. The session divides, with operators fearing union strength and discussing forming a national organization to coordinate plans ahead of a January report.
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Cleveland
United States
United Mine Workers
Feel
John L. Lewis
Meigs Grand Jury to Probe Kraus Affair and Promises
Meigs County officials prepare a rigid grand jury inquiry into the Kraus case tracing a 12 year pattern of high return promises and alleged embezzlement. Mrs Susan Kraus and husband remain jailed as federal bankruptcy actions seek assets while new officers shuffle Meigs Savings leadership.
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Pomeroy
Susan Kraus
Boston
United States
Kraus
M. A. Kraus
Meigs County Savings and Loan Co
John L. Blair
C. BE. Peoples
Blair
Ransom L. Genheimer
Secrretary
A. V. Wadnsworth
Tropical Fever Sweeping South
Dengue fever has appeared in many southern states forming an epidemic per federal health officials. South Carolina Georgia Florida and Texas report the worst cases. Surgeon General Hugh Cummins notes it rarely causes death and has not reached severe epidemic levels yet.
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Washington
South
Public Health Service
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Hugh Cumt Mings
Cummings
Athens County Children's Home to use city sewer line
Athens City Council approved the trustees of the Athens County Children's Home to tap into the city sanitary sewer system on Home Street for the new buildings. Previously waste from the home was dumped on nearby fields until the county board of health intervened and complaints were filed.
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Athens County Children’s Home
Home Street
Athens
County Board of Health
Ten Republicans Killed As Omeath Captured
Ten Republican irregulars were reported killed in an attack on Omeath in northern County Louth as rebels captured the town. Free State casualties are believed heavy.
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Belfast
Omeath
County Louth
Free State
Montgomery National Guard surrounds jail after mob clashes
In Montgomery Alabama three Alabama National Guard companies guard the jail after a mob attempted to seize Joe Terrell a black man charged with killing George Wilson and Joe Partin game wardens. A white man is wounded and a black man is killed by a shotgun wound as police and firemen battled the crowd. Dozens more Negroes are injured.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama National Guard
Joe Terrell
George Wilson
Joe Partin
Check off dispute delays union dues method at Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia on October 3 the court restrained payment of the check-off by Nakawah operators under the Cleveland agreement pending a decision by Judge McClintic on a possible permanent injunction. Defense of the agreement was led by William A Glasgow Jr and associates from Philadelphia Indianapolis and Charleston for the United Mine Workers coal companies and one individual defendant. Plaintiffs include twenty three operators who did not sign the Cleveland agreement represented by Avis Belcher and Greever.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
Cleveland
McClintic
William A. Glasgow Jr
Philadelphia
Henry Warrum
Earl E. Kouck
Indianapolis
Harold W. Houston
United Mine Workers
B. Avis
A. M. Belcher
E. I. Greever
Tazewell
United States Dreadnought Utah Arrives at Gibraltar
The Utah host ship reached Gibraltar en route to Near Eastern waters. It is expected to wait for the cruiser Pittsburg and a destroyer flotilla before continuing to the theater.
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Gibraltar
Utah
Pittsburg
Storm sewer used for sanitary purposes prompts city inquiry
Residents on Court street complained to the city council about the North Congress storm sewer being used as a sanitary line. Odor at manholes and catch basins has been noted, and the service department will investigate. A city ordinance imposes heavy fines for improper storm sewer use. Beavers destroy fish productivity of streams.
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Court Street
North Congress Street
North Court
Service Department
Lions Sighting Triggers Air and Ground Hunt in Mount Victory
In Mount Victory Ohio William Cooper a Kenton aviator joins a cross county air search for two lions roaming east of the village for a week. Crowds from Columbus Kenton Lima and nearby towns prepare a systematic hunt with rifles and a reward of 1000 for the downed beast while circus escape theories fade.
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Mount Victory
William Cooper
Kenton
Ewingwood
Bus
Lima
G O P Rally Opens Buckeye Fall Campaign in Columbus
Hundreds of Republican leaders candidates and workers converge on Memorial Hall Columbus for the kickoff rally. Major speakers include Bert Beveridge S D Fess and Col Carmi A Thompson while Governor Davis hopes to preside despite illness. Neil House serves as final campaign headquarters before demolition next year.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Memorial Hall
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
S. D. Fess
Frak B. Willis
Carmi A. Thompson
Davis
Neil House
Banker Lamont Urges American Europe Cooperation at 188th Bankers Convention
Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co told about 10 000 bankers at the American Bankers Association convention in New York that America must share leadership and cooperate in European affairs. He urged a broader approach beyond economics to understand other nations and resolve global issues.
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Luther A Huston
New York
America
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
American Bankers’ Association
Lamont
Europe
Association
Chauncey K of P Hall Dance With Lawson Orchestra
Chauncey K of P Hall hosts a Thursday October 5 dance event. Admission for gents is 95 cents and for ladies 15 cents. Lawson's orchestra to provide music.
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P. Hall
Chauncey
Lawson
Dance Tonight at Harvey's Pavilion Chauncey Park
Community social event at Harvey's Pavilion Chauncey Park featuring the era Harmonizers choir performing for residents and visitors tonight. Tickets at the gate. Concert expected to start at evening twilight.
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Harvey's Pavilion
Chauncey
Your Life Is Not Safe if There Are Rats on Your Premises
An Athens Messenger notice urges immediate rat extermination citing disease and property damage. It promotes a free government booklet on rats and mice from the Department of Agriculture, available via the Information Bureau in Washington, D. C.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Murderer sought in Dayton visitor death
Dayton, Ohio October 3 Police hope to arrest a suspect in the death of Frank Harnish who was visiting his brother Bertam Harnish. Harnish was attacked after leaving his brother's home with three men, returned with a bandaged head, and died Monday from a fractured skull after being struck with a hatchet.
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Dayton
Frank Harnish
Uni
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