Athens and area residents in social and sports events
Mrs Elza Dailey visits near Albany. F P Linscott returns from Columbus. W S Ferguson visits Athens friends. W E Moler takes Athens high school boys to the Athens Gallipolis game. Wyckoffs travel to Columbus for weekend. Jeffersons and Shirleys plan Bloomingburg visit. McClains and Cora McDonald host in Grahams Chapel. Effie Watkins hears of infant Linfield death in Manteno. Pythian Sisters plan Halloween masquerade with Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank. W H Logan to Chicago for family surgery. Kathleen Harwick ill in Columbus. sister Mary Harwick with her. Athens high school auto party to Gallipolis for football game. Arthur Johnson of Columbus Dispatch meets university officials on November 4 inaugural program. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Rhea in Athens.
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Pythian
Knights of Pythias
Hallowe'en
Arthur Johnson
Columbus Dispatch
The
Ohio University
Bryan
Johnson
Old University
G. D. Rhea
Athens
Executive board meeting set for 2 PM Monday
The City Federation executive board schedules a semi monthly meeting for 2 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The Council of Federated Clubs presidents or their representatives will attend at 2 30 PM.
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The
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Council of Federated Clubs
Lawrence Family Vacation Plans Then Trip to Cleveland
Mrs P B Lawrence and daughter Grace traveled to Columbus yesterday where they joined Mr Lawrence on a vacation trip. He will continue to Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Rachel Helen Syx has returned from Columbus after tonsil removal surgery. Mr Syx left for St Petersburg Florida for an indefinite stay.
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Clarence Wyckoff
Columbus
P. B. Lawrence
Grace Lawrence
Jack Apple
Mr. Lawrence
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rachel Helen Syx
A. J. Syx
Mr. Syx
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hallowe'en House Party Held by Phi Kappa Tau
The Phi Kappa Tau chapter hosted a Halloween house party at 50 East State Street with 50 attendees. A three piece orchestra provided music while Mr and Mrs Beasley served as chaperons and refreshments were served during the evening.
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Hallowe’en
Phi Kappa Tau
East State Street
Carl Fi. Beasley
Georgia Projects Heavy Eleven for Harvard Clash
Georgia football team arrived in Cambridge to open battle with Harvard marking the first meeting of the programs. The Southerners bring a heavier lineup averaging 185 pounds against Harvard at 182 pounds as the Crimson prepare to host the contest.
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Georgia
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
University of Georgia
Southerners
Crimson
Mystery Team from West Comes to Battle Army
West Point hosts Wabash and its elusive “mystery team” that has unsettled Army in early season play. The visitors arrive with a strong record and challenge for supremacy, while Army fans brace for a tough matchup.
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West Point
N. Y
West
Army
Wabash
Poverty is Inconvenient and Ignorance a Great Handicap
Quote reflects a Victorian era view on social conditions noting that poverty and ignorance hinder progress while tactlessness compounds harm.
A Social Call Mining Method Promises Safer High-Yield Coal
The report outlines an improved coal mining approach with six reel drama framing a plan to extract coal with less subsidence risk. It highlights undercutting strategies in soft bottom clay, machine driven entry loading, and the potential to boost output from half the current area while reducing costs and improving coal quality.
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Rutledge
Toledo store defies Prohibition order over homebrew
In Toledo Ohio on October 15 the largest homebrew supplier rejects Haynes orders and vows to test the government's reach. Other dealers warn of similar actions while Malt and Extract Co asserts its products are not intended for alcohol making. About fifty stores continue selling malt extract today.
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Toledo
Prohibition
Haynes
Bride of Judge Jones Named Federal Judge in Philippines
This photo shows Mrs. Charles A. Johns wife of Judge Jones who has been appointed a federal judge in the Philippines. Judge Jones formerly served on the Oregon supreme court bench and is sixty four. Mrs. Johns, formerly Elizabeth Busch of Portland Oregon, is about half his age and graduated from the University of Oregon in 1912.
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Charles A. Johns
Judg Jones
Philippines
Jones
Oregon Supreme Court
Johns
Elizabeth Busch
Portland
Ore
University of Orewa
Two Die in Gun Battle With Bandits Near Council Bluffs
Two men were killed and two wounded when railroad officers and police fought with a band of alleged box car thieves during a search of W. A. Bennett’s home four miles north of Council Bluffs Iowa on October 15.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. A. Bennett
Here
New methods reduce coal costs and boost recovery
Washington, Oct. J. J. Rutledge of the U S Bureau of Mines argues that banning wasteful blasting and using permissible explosives along with electric cap lamps can cut coal costs and lower accidents. Modern mining could lift recovery from 60 to about 80 percent, aided by buying overlying land to avoid subsidence and enable scientific extraction.
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Washington, D. C
J. J. Rutledge
United States Bureau of Mines
Rutledge
Bureau of Mines
Coal Mining
Princeton Faces Navy In Season Opener At Annapolis
Princeton arrives in Annapolis for the first big football game of the season hampered by the absence of backfield stars Don Laurie and Carrity. The forecast calls for fair cool weather as Navy prepares to meet the visitors.
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Annapolis
Princeton
Don Laurie
Carrity
Navy
City of Chicago libel suit against Tribune dismissed
Circuit Court Judge Harry M. Fisher upheld the Tribune demurrer in a $10,000,000 libel suit filed by Chicago alleging the paper said the city was bankrupt and unable to sell bonds. The judge said the suit does not fit the spirit or object of our institutions.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Harry M. Fisher
Fisher
The
Tribune
Wisher
Uses Klan Name to Scare Warden
COLUMBUS Ohio October 15 C E Hudson game warden at Alliance assigned by A C Baxter chief of the fish and game bureau to investigate an alleged Ku Klux Klan letter received by F R Dinger a part time employee of the bureau which resulted in the latter resignation has received a similar letter according to Baxter Hudson has reported to Baxter that he intends to pay no attention to the letter because he believes it came from a man whom he named and described as a repeated fish and game law violator.
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Columbus
C. E. Hudson
Alliance
A. C. Baxter
Fish and Game Bureau
F. R. Dinger
Bureau
Baxter
Hudson
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Elza Dailey
Albany
F. P. Linscott
W. E. Moler
Gallipolis
N. G. Jefferson
Roy C. Shirley
Bloomingburg
Mr. Jefferson
Robert McClain
Nellie
Grahams Chapel
Cora McDonald
Waldo Douglas
Dairy Avenue
Effie Watkins
Elizabeth Ross Linfield
A. E. Linfield
Manteno, Til
Mrs. Linfield
Watkins
W. H. Logan
Sunace
Ill
E. C. Logan
Mr. Logan
Harry August
Portmouth
Mary Harwick
Kathleen
Harwick
Athens High School
Athens High
Westinghouse Electric
Walsh Electric Company
Athens Electric Co
Athens, Ohio
the Hocking Power Co
Nelsonville
Ohio
the Mutual Electric Co
Middleport and
Pomeroy
Marie
John
Rascal
Bellefontaine, O
Indianapolis
Gould
Baal
Mine Bureau
Taft
Cigar
Berlin
Lash
Weg
C. R. White
Fern Street
Mr. Edison
Edison
Cornwell
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