State aid funds for schools not from direct taxation in Athens County
Superintendent H R Meox told Athens County teachers at Ewing Hill that state aid for education comes from sources other than direct taxes, largely from corporations and utilities. He cited 1936 figures and discussed a plan linking state funds to local levy votes, with Athens expected to receive more than other counties due to its large population and district system. The session featured remarks by W C Cox, a state education official, and music by local performers. An earthquake tremor in Vienna registered briefly tonight with no injuries.
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H. R. Me
Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Hil
Majestic Theatre
Athens
Mevae
Atlans County
McV
Trai
Anditers
Mir McWay
McNay
Ole Institute
Edebration
Ence
Ain Tie
Ald
Achegs Rou Tocol
Cox
Ohio State Tencls
Tegelwra
Boc
Bai Taev
Ohio
Turgeth
Atheny County
Tomobile Ein Heerefusy
George Cavanallah
New Marshfield
Mita Par Ceri
Amestine
Tulin Stamey
Albany
Indiana Mines Reopen Under Jacksonville Wage Scale
Indiana coal mines started reopening after an agreement between operators and miners. The pact adopts the Jacksonville wage scale and mirrors Illinois terms, creating a joint commission of equal miner and operator representatives to survey the industry and report by February next.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U.P
Indiana
Jacksonville
Illinois
Typist Is First English Woman To Swim Channel
Folke ston England Oct WP Mercedes Gleitz a London typist is the first English woman to swim the English Channel. She completed the crossing in 15 hours 18 minutes ending at St Margarets Bay at 6 10 p m after eight attempts. Previous attempts by Gertrude Ederle and Clementine Carson lasted 14 7 and 16 32 hours respectively. Fog and rough seas hindered shipping during the crossing.
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Folkestont
Eng
Mercedes Gleitz
London
English Channel
St. Margaret’s Bay
Gertrude Ederte
Cleuineton Carson
Aliss Glett
Cape Gas-Nee
Athens auto dealer reports hotel room diamond theft
A. Daugherty of Athens Ohio says thieves escaped with an S and Co diamond from his hotel room while he was away. Police are investigating the break in at the lodging, and no suspects are named.
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Detromy
Get. K—Upi
C. A. Daugherty
Athens
Ohio
Chattleves
S&co
Union Miners to Confer at Murray City
A miners mass meeting is planned for Tuesday morning at 9 oclock in the ball park at Murray City. Several local unions from the surrounding district are expected to attend this first mass meeting in several weeks.
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Murray City
Glouster
Oct
Miner
Olock
Ball Park
Sib-District
Stewed Chicken Solves Problem of Convicts in Division of $5
Columbus dispatch recounts how forty inmates at Ohio State University stadium earned a chicken dinner with $5. Daniel Anderson of Trumbull County, serving a life sentence for second degree murder, planned the meal after Mrs. Frank C. Huling rewarded his honesty. The cook improvised lentil stew to feed all.
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Columbus
Olio
Daniel Anderson
Trumbull County
Ohio State University
Frank C. Huling
Trea
Thomas
Final World Series Figures and Player Share
Official World Series statistics for game four show attendance 57 909 attendance receipts 208 097 commission share 31 214 55 players share 106 129 47 Chaib s share 70 752 08
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Commission
Chaib
Reopening of Mines In Middlewest Prospect After Strike
Across the Middle West reopening of virtually all Vituminons cal mines appeared likely as April strike terms were settled in Illinois Indiana and Iowa. A joint commission will study industry conditions before February while wage scales from 1924 27 may be renegotiated. South region ratifies arbitration plan sustaining 1924 27 scale until settlement.
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Chicago
Uae
Middle West
Indiana West
Ilinois
Towa
Onl
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Southweer
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Quarrel Fatal in Steubenville Indictments Released
Jefferson County Grand Jury returns nearly 200 true bills including one of first degree murder and three of manslaughter. Archie Bertram indicted for the killing of George Bumgrey, a drug clerk, over a $2 debt. Martin Bernetti charged with manslaughter in the stabbing death of Thomas Gronin, a coal miner and former friend.
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Steubenville
Jeffersan J.county
Archie
Buttons) Bertram
George Bumgrey
Martin Bérnetti
Newell
Thomas Gronin
Ohio Legislature Criticized For Marshall Bill In Address
Attorney General Edward C. Turner told the Greenville Rotary Club that the Marshall bill fails to create a new court system or change court practices. He argued it nullifies the Supreme Court ruling on commercializing courts and preserves kangaroo courts and their fees.
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Greenville
U.A
Ohio Legiature
VT. OS. Supreme Court
Edward ¢. Turner
Rotary Club
Turner
American Labor Ends First Week of Sessions
President Green denounces communism as the American Federation of Labor concludes its first week of the fifty-seventh convention in Los Angeles. The week saw calls for a new wage policy tied to worker production, anti discrimination measures, and efforts to settle major labor disputes including immigration and international interventions.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Biecdragua
China
Weat Jean
William A. Green
Coneiay
W C C T U Sues MHS Member For $75,000
Mrs Hunt alleges W C C T U officials violated their pledge by noting her taste for beer. She seeks $75,000 in damages claiming breach of temperance oath and injury to reputation.
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Hunt
Mauise
Eyiscopal Vhurch
We. T.U
Two Bodies Found Bullet Riddled and Bound With Rope
Cleveland police investigated the discovery of two men found shot and bound with rope in a residential area. Identified victims were Jack Brounstein, 24, a Philadelphia bootlegger, and Ernest J. Yorkett, 25, a former Philadelphia sailor. A police chief detective noted a small notebook with names and addresses of suspected bootleggers on Brounstein’s body.
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Cleveland
Jack Brounstein
Philadelphia
Lirnest J. Yorkett
Ww. Cady
Poler
Braunstein
Renew Efforts To Locate Slayer Of Man From Canton
Canton investigators renewed efforts to locate the killer of Chris Stamm who disappeared August 10 and was found murdered with three bullets near North Industry. Sheriff Ed Gibson led the probe as relatives speculated on possible links to a missing pastor and other local figures.
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Slayer of Man
Canton
Tant
North Industry
Ed Gibson
Chris Stamm
Nest I
Tom Allen
Canton Erment
John Weker
Cleveland Heights
George Barr
Stamm
McQuate
Woman Dead and Eight Hurt in West Thirty-fourth Street Blast
A explosion destroyed a tenement building on West Thirty-fourth street. A woman was killed and eight others injured, seven of them children playing nearby. Nearby hospitals and St Marys were alerted as firefighters and police searched the ruins.
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Rp. Am
West Thirty-fourth Street
St. Mary’s
Piremen
Fight To Obtain Bail for Two Held In Eastern Murder
In Mays Landing New Jersey two suspects Margaret Talkiendal and Walls Beach face murder charges in the case of farmer William Lildendahl. County Prosecutor Louis Repetto says the state has a strong case as authorities probe the Sept 1 shooting in Alamater car and question the wife's account.
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Mays Landing
Jall
Liskendahl
Alamater
Willing to Die Deeply Narrates Motive After Killing Wife
In Cincinnati a former millionaire bartender George Memus says every action in his career was guided by principle and that he would die rather than continue his estranged wife Imogene Holmes Remus life. he made the remark in an interview about the Thursday shooting pursuit in a taxicab. In Washington the government denies rumors of President Calles’s assassination, stating the latest direct telephone link to Mexico City is being used to dispel such chatter.
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Cincinnati
Uri
George Memus
Bart Gger
Imogene Holmes Remus
Sens Sage Moan
Washington
Mexico City
Calles
Demand to Recall Rakovsky and Recall Demands
French note dated yesterday formally calls for the recall of Christian Rakovsky ambassador to France. The note cites Rakovsky's August 9 proclamation urging workers in capitalist nations to oppose their governments and desert to the Red army.
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Taris
Christian Rakovsky
France
Foreign Office
Rakovsky
Russia
Red Army
Former County Treasurer Blamed for Fund Shortage
A state audit report accuses Alphonso Berry of Sulney, former county treasurer, and his family of involvement in a $19,912.48 shortfall in Shithy county funds. Berry, who said he was robbed near a Shelby bank, claimed $12,900 in cash and $27,443 in checks were taken by two bandits, who released him later. The auditor notes unexplained cash on hand and incomplete records during Berry’s term.
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Collmbus
Alphonso Berry
Sulney
Shithy County
Joseph T. Tracey
Hyanmer C. E. Wagner
Berry
Beling
Shelby
Aclcor
Newhern
Isaaminer Ragner
Yven
New York Yankees Win Fourth World Series in Dramatic Rally
At Yankee Stadium New York defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4 in a rain dampened game to clinch the baseball world title. Earl Combs scored on a wild pitch for the decisive run in the ninth after John Miljus released a bases full wild pitch. Babe Ruth followed with a long homer driving in Combs.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
Baseball World Today
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Milius
Pittsburgh Reviet
Earl Combs Diik
Realistic Work Series Games Demonstrate Magnetic Baseball Board
The Messenger's magnetic baseball board impressed crowds as the final Saturday game showed the board could accurately reflect on field action. A telephone system installed by the Athens Home Telephone company connected telegraph team operators to the board, enabling smoother demonstrations. Managers and operators praised the setup crediting C. L. Jones and Ed McLaughlin for their efforts.
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Messenger
Athens Home Telephone Company
C. L. Jones
Ed. McLaughlin
Clarence McLaughlin
Pirates Rally Late To Edge Yankees In Fifth Inning Rally
The Pirates surged in the seventh inning scoring twice and then kept pressure on a divided Yankees defense. Carmen Hill started for the NL champs and yielded two runs before being removed for a pinch hitter. Moore limited Pirate hits but allowed ten as the Pirates built a late lead on twelve hits.
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Babe
Yankees
Moore
New York
Pirates
Carmen Hill
Dame Bush
Hill
Pirate
Alljus
No Watchdogs in County Prompt Penalties
Muskin Fum county farmers face penalties under a new law requiring dogs to be tied or penned after sundown. Farmers report poultry thefts along the National Highway and the Marysville pike, seen as linked to penning, with no relief in sight as enforcement begins. A separate item notes a sharp earthquake tremor in Los Angeles at 11 15 am felt to Riverside and Santa Ana with no reported damage.
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Vienna
Oct
Zanesville
Marysville Pike
Los Angeles
Riverside
Santa Ana
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A. Daugherty
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U. S
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Brig
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