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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
9
A jury found Fred Roell guilty of murder in the Betty I. McCarrick case with a mercy recommendation. Armored deputies guarded the Columbus court house as Sheriff Stack searched 15 men after the verdict amid a reported rescue threat.
Emil Reding and Her schel McMahon, once serving soldiers, were asked by the War Department to prove they are alive after being reported killed in France. Two sympathy letters were sent to their families by President Wilson.
The national laundrymen's convention in San Francisco debated who is responsible for cracked collars but did not name any party. They urged manufacturers to avoid inferior products.
Market receipts and price ranges across markets show steady to slow conditions. Hogs and cattle vary by region with packers steady to lower, while sheep and lambs show mixed movement and notable price spreads among classes. Pressure on lighter grades and strong hog values at select lots persist.
Notice is hereby given that at the November election to be held Tuesday November 2 1920 a proposition to levy an additional three mills for school purposes within Albany village school district to exceed the maximum rate for one year next coming shall be submitted to the electors of the taxing district and the election place shall be the regular voting place within Albany school district Athens County Ohio J W Lindley Board of Education District
Alt riction Carburetor Co of Dayton Ohio unveils a device claimed to cut gasoline use by one third to one half and boost power 30 to 60 percent. It enables slow running in high gear, easier Ford starts in cold weather, and allows use of cheaper fuels. Trial offers and local agent prospects urged.
The Ohio University varsity remains scoreless against the Yearlings through most of the game, with fresh men led by Haines Littler and Duvall driving the play. Dutch Littler earned a touchdown, while Bell Poling and Gillilan contributed as новые recruits watch the varsity lineup sharpen for a Saturday showdown with Marshall.
The First National Bank Lowell Ohio filed suit against B R Barnes and Lucy Barnes for 900 dollars with interest. A writ of attachment was issued, levied on two real estate tracts and all stocks credits and funds of the defendants. Defendants must answer by November 26, 1920.
Athens high school prepares for Waite game with last practice and travel plans. Waite weighs about 165 pounds on average and hopes for a win to challenge for the coast. Riders include Sweeney at quarterback and captains Oldfield and Barnes. others ready for line and backfield roles.
The article discusses stopping Waite end runs with Wise available if needed and expects Sweeney to be ready this week to contribute. Key names cited include Waite, Wise, and Sweeney. The report focuses on game plan and anticipated lineup changes for upcoming play.
Edna Copeland has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Francesa C. Copeland of Athens County Ohio, deceased. Dated October 14, 1920, by the Probate Judge of said county.
Effie Rutter is appointed executrix of the estate of van Rutter deceased in the county. The probate judge authorized the appointment on October 18, year 1930, recording the order in the court.
James Smith from near Modoc and James Simpson of Millfield, held on charges of running a place where intoxicating liquors are made and sold. Released on $500 bond each, their cases will go to the federal grand jury in Columbus in November. They were arrested on the testimony of Robbie Fisher of Millfield, with alleged involvement of all three men.
Fire of unknown origin broke out last evening in a carload of cotton consigned to a Marshall yard. Investigators closed in on the blaze as flames swept through the load causing heavy smoke and damage. Firemen battled the blaze through the night, estimating significant losses to the shipment.
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