Four Students Survive Wreck Near Athens Sunday Night
Gordon White 19 Ohio State student from Portsmouth suffered serious injuries when a Dodge touring car carrying four students plunged over an East Athens bridge abutment at 9:30 PM Sunday. Clyde Morris drove the vehicle, which veered after a left turn warning, pinning the occupants. Other riders Miss Marguerite Manchester and Prauchauer escaped with bruises. Morris had cuts but no hospital care required. Victims were taken to Dr C E Howe’s office for emergency care and White remained under hospital observation.
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Gordon White
Ohio University
Portsmouth
East Bridge
Athens
Clyde Mary" Vincent
Marguerite
Manchester
Ranchrauser
Pomeroy
Sncident
Clyde Morris
Morris
Pr. C. KE. Howe
Miss Stevens
Wiss Prauchtauser
Athens Men Heavily Fined For Day Law Violation
Two Athens men faced fines totaling 400 dollars and costs after arraignment before Magistrate Helwig on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor. Joyd Butcher of Stella avenue, a second offender, drew 3300 dollars plus costs and Herb Hunley received the minimum fine after pleading guilty. Butcher was arrested at the Athens Lumber Company where liquor was found. he tried to destroy evidence by smashing the bottle. Hunley was arrested Sunday. a quart of liquor was found with him.
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Athens
Helwig
Joyd
Stella Avenue
Herb Hunley "Orro
Mariner
Athens Lumber Company
Butcher
Hunley
P. H. McKinley
American official murdered in Mexico near Tomo
Washington dispatch reports William B. Massey a Metropolitan Oil terminal superintendent and American citizen was killed at Tomo Mexico by a Mexican named Jaquin Saenz. The consul at Tampico says Saenz has been arrested.
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Washington
William B. Massey
Metropolitan Oil Company
Tomo
Mexico
Jaquin Saenz
State Department
James B. Stewart
Tampico
Stewart
One tenth of population fit for college says Colgate savant
Dr George Barton Cutten president of Colgate University argues that only about nine tenths of Americans can profit from higher education. He rejects the idea of an intellectual aristocracy and calls for early selection using mental tests to admit and graduate students who are physically fit and morally sound.
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Colgate University Savant
Hamilton
N. Y
United State
George Barton Cutten
Colgate University
Cutten
Southern Ohio Christian Endeavor Convention Set in Jackson
All arrangements are complete for the Southern Ohio Christian Endeavor convention to be held in Jackson October 17 and 18. The program opens at 2 PM on the 17th with sessions, songs, and quiet hour services, and includes a 3:30 PM business session on the second day. The Jackson Male Chorus will perform, and a separate Junior Christian Endeavor program runs concurrently with district leaders in charge.
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Jackson
Junior Christian Endeavor
Inspector Named for Motor Lines
Ohio Public Utilities commission names five inspectors for motor bus division dividing the state into districts. E A Crawford named inspector in charge of Columbus district covering Franklin Licking Hocking Vinton Jackson Lawrence Fairfield Gallia Meigs Washington Morgan Perry Muskingum counties. In Toledo three men escaped with about 35000 after handcuffing the watchman to a railing and forcing the safe at Thompson Rainie Barbour department store.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
E. A. Crawford
Inspecor
Franklin
Licking
Hocking
Vinton
Jackson
Lawrence
Fairfield
Gallia
Meigs
Washington Morgan Perry
Muskingum
Toledo
Edward Reed
Thompson Rainie Barbour
Wheat Prices Rally Across Chicago Amid Cash Farm Aid Talk
Wheat in Chicago tops 1.50 as readers recall 1.18 buy prices. Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation tells Secretary Melon farmers will receive one billion dollars cash for their wheat this year. Corn rises and cotton gains 100 points as markets push higher.
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Chicago
Eugene Meyer, Jr
The
War Finance Corporation
Who UN
Giants and Senators clash in tense World Series game
At Polo Grounds New York on October 6 the Giants faced the Washington Senators in Game 3 amid hot, packed stands. McQuillan pitched as McGraw adjusted his lineup to counter Marberry as Goslin, Harris, and Judge produced early threats while Terry and Wilson sparked the New York offense in a 6 5 betting friendly afternoon.
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Washington
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Dolan O’connell
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Hugh McQuillan
Sovs
McGraw
Nehf
Senators
Red Marberry
Marberry
Terry
Kelly
Wilson
Windstorm
Frishe
Young
Jackson
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McQuillan
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Harris
Rice
Goslin
Judge
Bilueze
Peckinpaugh
Ruel E
Dindeen
Quigley
National
Conolly
Klein
Bluege
Frisch
Peck
Lindstrom
Bruege
Lind
Strom
Trishh
Miller
Bleuge
Long Wanted Man in Ohio Ends Fight in House
Edward Frazier, 29, cornered by Sheriff Reeves and deputies at his brother in law’s home two miles beyond Dashan, shot himself rather than be captured. The Meigs County fugitive, who had evaded police for weeks, died on the stairs after a brief struggle. his body taken to Finsterwald for burial preparation.
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Frazier
Ohio
Meigs County
West Virginia
Voityme
Bashan
Sheriff Reeves
Posse
Mein‘hart
Lord = Hynel
Twylor
Reeves
Hysell
Meinhart
Nrazier
Moses Frazier
Mabel ‘Taylor
Finsterwald
Pomeroy
British Cabinet Set to Resign Ahead of Dissolution
London reports tentatively confirm the cabinet will resign after Wednesday's session when the Tories move a censure. The cabinet plans to refuse the Liberal demand for an inquiry into the quashing of a communist editor's case, and Premier MacDonald may seek a parliamentary dissolution decree from King George on Thursday.
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London
Commons
MacDonald
King George
Supreme Court Advances Contempt Case Over Bank Records
At government request the Supreme Court advanced the case of M. S. Daugherty of Washington D C Ohio charged with contempt of the Senate for refusing to let the Wheeler Brookhart Investigating Committee examine his bank books. The move relates to the Department of Justice probe led by Harry M Dougherty.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
M. S. Daugerty
Washington D. C
Ohio
Senate
Wheeler-Brookhart
Department of Justice
Harry M. Dougherty
Fans Wait All Night for Seats at Polo Grounds
Oct. 6 reports show Vive fans braving dawn cold to buy bleacher tickets outside the Polo Grounds after an all night wait. About 200 more joined at daylight, led by Joseph A Folby from Springfield Indiana who rode four days to see his first World Series game. Others in line include Melvin Forden, Glenn Corbin of Buffalo, Frank Lubinar of Philadelphia, and Harry Kaiser of Jersey City as the crowd grew to 500 by 9 AM.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Joseph A. Folby
Springfield
Washington and Jefferson
Melvin Forden
Glemn Corbin
Buffalo
Frank Lubinar
Philadelphia
Harry Kaiser
Jersey City
N. J
Cleveland Man Arrested in Manslaughter Auto Crash
Louis Ousvard of Cleveland was arrested on a manslaughter charge after a late night auto accident in which a car said to be driven by him struck and killed Anthony Malaker.
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Cleveland
Louis Ousvard
Anthony Malaker
May End City Series Today Between White Sox and Cubs
The White Sox and Cubs met in Chicago for game six of the annual city series with Sox favored to secure their fourth win and the championship. The Cubs snapped a three game Sox streak by winning 8 to 3 yesterday. Thurston and Aldridge were expected to start on the mound.
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White Sox
Cubs
Sox
Thurston
Aldridge
Fire damages top floor of Rome Chamber of Deputies
A fire on the top floor of the Chamber of Deputies in Rome was extinguished today with small damage reported. No injuries are cited and investigators are assessing the scene.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Giants and Senators Playoff Tilt at Polo Grounds
Clear weather greeted the decisive game of the world series between the Giants and Senators at the Polo Grounds. An Indian summer mist lingered as spectators prepared for a tense afternoon with a forecast of partly cloudy skies.
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Giants
Senators
Polo Grounds
La Follette Begins Transcontinental Campaign Tour
Senator Robert M. La Follette launches his independent bid with a tour across New York and toward the Pacific. The train caravan includes his two sons and Basil Manley while front men handle rear platform talks.
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New York State
Rochester
Robert M. la Follette
Tkhonth
Lallette
New York
Beranton
Pennsylvania
West Coast
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Pacific
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
Robert, Jr
Philip
Basil Manley
Washington Progressive
Robert
Famous Aviators to Visit Columbus
Ohio Governor Donahey will welcome the six round the world fliers at Norton Field in Columbus after their Dayton to Columbus dash. The event ends with a return to the start, and the fastest pilot earns the Rickenbacker Trophy and 500 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Dayton
Norton Field
Eddie Rickenbacher
Wilbur Wright Field
Heckler Attacks Federal Officer During Red Cross Speech
President Coolidge watched Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines attacked while addressing veterans on World War care. A Serbian man, Nikola Sersum, 45, who lived at the Salvation Army hotel, was seized and sent to a government hospital for mental observation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frak T. Hines
United States Veterans Bureau
Red Cross
Nikola Sersum
Salvation Army
Bath Water Levels Fall Through Ancient Lead Pipes
In Bath England authorities note river inflows remain low with water seeping through the citys historic Roman lead pipes, reducing supply and prompting concerns over civic water quality and access.
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Bath
England
Radio Experts Meet to Work on New Rules
Washington officials, led by Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, convene the third national radio conference to shape wave lengths, licensing, and regulation. Proposals seek to formalize radio as a public utility, curb interference, and expand free broadcasting with minimal censorship.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Department of Commerce
United States Bureau of Standards
Hot Wave Hits Tiltonville Early In Month
Local weather records show the hottest spells here typically begin in the first days of each month. The warmest September reached 88 degrees on the first and second, according to the weather station.
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Tiltonville
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