MacDonald visit strengthens Anglo American ties
Prime Minister MacDonald returns from Washington with plans for a London five power naval conference and a White House farewell. He and President Hoover outline broad policy aims while weighing cruiser limits and Kellogg Pact prestige. Ishbel MacDonald accompanies the trip.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
MacDonald
Wdresident Hoover
Gunset
Miss Ishbel
London
Philadelphia
White House
Stimson
Lst
George Washinging University
George Washington
Hoover
Cotton
Adama
Rapiden
Dead Horse Skinned in Creek Sparks Fines
Logan report says Wljch Burley arrested after skinning a dead horse and dumping carcass into a Green Township stream. He pled guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Magistrate RE Bright. Health Commissioner Dr. Morton W. Bland condemns the practice and warns of prosecutions.
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Logan
Burley
L . Hammond
Health Department
RE. E. Bright
Morton W. Bland
Death Took U1 Section Hand at Langsvile No. 4
In Langsvile a veteran railroad section man Harry Smith died Monday evening after paralysis struck him while milking and he fell unconscious. He lived 4 miles north of the station and worked 49 years for the New York Central Railroad. Curtis Berwood, Hobson shop worker, retired at 70 after long service. A farewell gift included a watch and a $50 purse for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Harry Smith
New York Central
Dexter
Middleport
Curtis Berwood
Hobson
Kerwood
Great German Ramsay MacDonald Defined to Dail Respectability
A brief note on political reputations featuring Ramsay MacDonald and a reference to the term great German, with a discussion on vanishing legends and public perception of respectability.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Burial of Stresemann Highlights New German Republic
The funeral for Stresemann stresses the republics common sense over militarism. President von Hindenburg, aged, walks behind the coffin as the diplomatic corps follows on foot. The procession passes the Arch of the Emperors, a symbol once reserved for Hohenzollerns.
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Stresemann
Germany
German Republic
von Hindenburg
Republic
Friederich Kert
Radicals Prepare to Denounce Unions in Toronto
Delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention faced a protest planned for Toronto under the Industrial Union Needle Trade Workers of Canada. W. Z. Foster of Chicago, secretary of the Trade Unity League, was slated as principal speaker at the demonstration.
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Toronto
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Union Needle Trade Workers of Canada
W. Z. Foster
Chicago
Trade Unity League of America
District Meeting of Fraternities Here Tonight
Pr David H Jemison of Cincinnati founder and grand chaplain of Kappa Sigma and Phi Beta I will speak at the first annual banquet of the Southeastern Ohio district to be held at 6 30 o clock Thursday night at the Athena Presbyterian Church Hector Campbell of Australia national scribe inspecting chapters will be present More than 100 persons expected with large delegations from Nelsonville Shawnee Albany and nearby cities Banquet served by Mrs Arthur Boyles division of the Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
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David H. Jemison
Cincinnati
Kappa Sigma 1
Phi Beta
Southeastern
Ohio
Athena Presbyterian Church
Hector Campbell
Australia
Nelsonville
Shawnee
Albany
C.D. Ginuque
Arthur Boyles
The
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Petition Amended by Logan Gas Company in Valuation Case
Columbus dispatch reports the Logan Gas Company was allowed to amend its case against the Public Utilities Commission. The amended petition accuses the commission of confiscation in valuing the company's property.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Electric scoreboard draws crowds for 1925 World Series
The Athens Messenger’s electric scoreboard on the east side of The Messenger Building draws large crowds to watch play-by-play updates from the World Series in Chicago and Philadelphia. The board displays a moving silver ball, game announcements, and box scores, delivering updates within seconds of each play.
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Athens Messenger
Messenger
Chicago
Philadelphia
Messenger Board
Alchemist Tausend Claims Lead-to-Gold Breakthrough
Munich reports Franz Tausend claims to convert lead into gold despite State Mint tests failing to confirm the method. Tausend sits charged with fraud for taking money under false pretenses from several parties including World War I figure Field Marshal Ludendorff.
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Munich
U.P
State Mint
Franz Tausend
Tausend
Field Marshal
Ludendorff
Former Casino detective denies loan link to Mayor Walker
Jack Cohen, ex Central Park Casino detective, denies knowledge of a $2,000 loan allegation involving Mayor Walker and Casino management. The claim was circulated by Rich ard E. Enright as corroboration of the insinuation, but Cohen maintains no involvement or awareness of such a transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Cohen
Central Park Casino House
Richard E. Enright
Walker
Fresh fruit and veg supplies move after truck strike
New York on October 9 reports averted famine as millions of dollars worth of produce, held by a three day truckers strike, moved overnight from market terminals to distribution points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leaders in Death Cult Held on Fraud Charges
Mrs May Otis Blackburn and her daughter Ruth Westend were jailed on $10 000 bonds for allegedly defrauding Clifford R Dabney of $40 000. Los Angeles authorities probe the strange sect said to be led by the women. A 17 year old cult priestess corpse was found beneath a Vernon cottage floor four years after her death and parents claim her resurrection proved the cult’s theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Otis Blackburn
Mis
Ruth Westend
Clifford R. Dabney
Los Angeles
Vernon
Ministers of Meigs County convene first council meeting
The Meigs County Council of Ministers held its first gathering at Heath M E Church with 14 attendees including ministers and their wives. Plans for upcoming months were laid, with talks by Dr. Skinner and Rev. Stark. November’s meeting will be with the Eichingers for a noon pot-luck and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mipddleport
Meigs County
Stark
County Represented At Dayton Meeting
Hocking County attends the Ohio Welfare Conference in Dayton with Miss Margaret Lutz as county representative. Judge A. M. Ellinger, Mrs. Cora N. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Arnold, and Dr. Morton W. Bland also attend. Dr. Bland is listed as a speaker on the health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Arnold
Morton W. Bland
Supreme Court to Hear Capital Stock Fees Case
A test case to determine state fees for authorizing increases in capital stock is set for hearing in the State Supreme Court tomorrow. The ruling may define how much companies pay to the state for stock increases.
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Columbus
U.R
State Supreme Court
Cash Offered In Payment For Lots
Someone seeks to buy one or two good lots on Cinder Street with cash. Also advertised is nine head of nine month old steers in good stock condition. A Delco light plant with good batteries is for sale or trade for cattle. The Messenger Classifieds promote adaptable ads for every business.
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Cinder Street
Delco
Red Cross September Report for Ath ens County Chapter
The Ath ens County Chapter of the American Red Cross releases September figures. Sixty active soldier cases, forty nine office interviews, three out of town inquiries, two army discharge investigations, and one navy discharge investigation led the month.
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Athens County
American Red Cross
Sheltering Arms
Columbus
Glaasea
Mics Davis
Red Cross
Miss Jay
Veterana’ Bureau
Defense Made in Mill Strike Murder Cases
In Marion North Carolina the defense at a commitment hearing for 16 sheriff’s officers and textile mill workers charged with murdering five men at the mill described Sheriff Oscar Adkins as engaged in a hand to hand struggle with George Jonas during the shooting and unable to join in firing. Defense witnesses mostly said strikers threatened non strikers and urged them to stay out or fight. Eight defense witnesses were examined in the afternoon.
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Marion
N. C
U.P
Cers
Oscar Adkins Vn
Struggge
George Jonas
Adkins
Willys-Overland to curb auto production schedules
L A Miller president of Willys-Overland announces the firm will abandon annual production targets to curb over-building in the auto industry. He argues that rising production goals pushed plants to run at high tempos while demand and dealer purchasing power failed to keep pace, squeezing profits and creating loan pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
L. A. Miller
Willys-Overland Company
Miller
Cubs and Athletics clash in Worlds Series Game Two
At Wrigley Field Chicago the Cubs and Athletics met in the second World Series game under dreary skies. Joe McCarthy planned to start Pat Malone to even the series while Connie Mack likely relied on George Earnshaw. Fans arrived early as tension rose.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Chiesco Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Pat Malone
Athletics
Connie Mack
George Earnshaw
Malone
Taylor Ridge Home Burns to Ground
A Taylor Ridge residence known as the David Davis property was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Purchased about two weeks earlier by Ben Mackey of The Plains, it was occupied by Mackey and his young son. The blaze, likely starting from a defective flue, gutted the attic and caused heavy losses with few belongings saved.
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Glouster
Taylor Ridge
David Davis
Ben Mackey
Plains
Mackey
Mr. Mackey
Giro Saulino Elected Grand General of Sons of Italy
Giro Saulino of Youngstown was elected grand general at the final session of the Ohio Sons of Italy as the order concluded its meeting in Columbus on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Giro Saulino
Youngstown
The
Sons of Italy
Sentence of Miner Is Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court today upheld Teddy Jackoskey's prison sentence for assault to kill in the 1928 Harrigan County mine troubles. He was convicted December 19, 1928 and given five to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. He argued lack of union counsel and insufficient time for his court-appointed attorney to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Teddy Jackoskey
Harrigan County
Jackoskey
Ohio
Jarkoskey
Islands Brought Into Debate Today
The Senate considered Philippine independence as a delaying factor for the Tariff Bill. Senator King of Utah offered an amendment granting independence as a substitute for Broussard's proposal to tax imports from the islands.
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Washington, D. C
UPI
Senate
Philippine Islands
King
Utah
Broussard
Louisana
Amesville Reports Coldest Fall Night So Far
Amesville records indicate a near record cold night with a temperature of 38.2 degrees shown by government instruments at the local weather station run by F. W. Gibson, the government weather observer, last night.
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Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Anglo American naval curtailment talks eyed after unscheduled conference
Washington sources report a joint Anglo American offer to curb cruiser zones may follow President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald talks. Navy General Board involvement suggests tonnage figures under review as Britain invites a five power naval conference in London for mid January.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
Benet
Navy General Board
Stimson
Cotton
Navy
Adams
White House
Navy Department
General Board of Admirals
United States
London
United Dreama
Dawes
England
Hearse Collision Triggers Fatal Battle in Hankow
In Hankow on October 9 a deadly clash erupted after a military car collided with a hearse carrying a policeman’s body. Funeral procession members attacked soldiers as the hearse was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
U.R
Albany Man Receives Small Insurance Payout
An Albany resident received a modest insurance settlement after a mishap near a stock yard. The policy, priced at $1.50, covered the accident and provided a payout under sixteen dollars for medical treatment and related costs.
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van Dyke
Albany
Auth
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