White Shrine Set Regular Meeting Monday Evening
Local notes report the White Shrine will hold its regular session Monday at 7:00 PM. Mrs. Thomas Newman left for Vincennes Indiana to join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. R H Martin returned from Sidney after visiting his parents. Mrs. G H Maxwell returned from Carthage Missouri after a month away and Fulton Kansas visit. Effie Silvas came home from a three month visit in Sault Ste Marie Canada with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W H Davis and daughter Gertrude of Jackson were also mentioned.
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Thomas Newman
Vincennes
Ind
G. H. Maxwell
Carthage
Fulton, Kas
Herbert Robinson
Effie Silvas
Sault Ste Marie
Canada
B. J. Waters
Catherine Silvas
Beta auxiliary to meet. social follows business
The Beta auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the chapter house 27 President street requiring attendance of all members. A social session will follow with supper served. A past social at the First M E Church drew wide attendance and praise. The Epworth League plans a social tonight inviting all young people.
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Beta Auxiliary
President Street
Kindergarten club elects officers and adopts constitution
At a Friday meeting in Ellis Hall the Kindergarten club chose Miss McLeod as president and elected Mrs Goodspeed vice president, Mrs H C Clark secretary, Mrs Tom Cotton treasurer, and Mrs Ernest Gross corresponding secretary. Members were appointed to represent the club in the Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers: Miss McLeod, Mrs Car Fuller, and Mrs Vic Pierce.
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Ellis Hall
Miss McLeod
Goodspeed
H. C. Clark
Tom Cotton
Ernest Gross
Athens
Seventeenth Birthday party honors Francis Lee
Dr and Mrs H T Lee of 110 Morris avenue entertained a group of young people last evening for the seventeenth birthday of their daughter Francis. Hallowe en decor created a festive atmosphere as dancing continued throughout the night. A luncheon with attractive appointments was served, plates set for 18. E T Cowen of Clay Center Neb returns to Ohio to visit L J Cowen at 112 University Terrace from Sunday to Wednesday. Cowen, an old teacher, has lived in Nebraska since 1885 and has not been in Ohio since 1905.
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H. T. Lee
Morris Avenue
Francis
Hallowe’en
E. T. Cowen
Clay Center
Neb
Athens
Meigs County
L. J. Cowen
University Terrace
Mr. Cowen
Nebraska
Ohio
King Alexander Stabilizes After Crisis Night
Athens reports a calm night for King Alexander with an official bulletin noting he had passed the crisis and could recover if no complications arise though he remains expectorating blood.
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Athens
Alexander
Powell and Webb Wed at M. E. Parsonage Head to Niagara Falls
Logan Ohio October 23 Married at the Methodist parsonage at noon Friday W T Powell and Flora Webb depart immediately for Niagara Falls Canada and other points of interest.
Athens High Grabs Victory Over Lancaster 24 to 0
Athens High School eleven defeated Lancaster 24 to 0 on Friday in a slow game hampered by injuries and heat. Feth (injured), Faubion, Battin, and Dew faced limited play while Wise and Barnes led the Red and Black with strong passing and open field runs. Next week Athens prepares for Aquinas as Columbus looms as a tough challenger.
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Athens High School
Lancaster High
Mackie
Waifte High Eleven
Athens
Faubion
Battin
Dew
Feth
Red
Black
Athena
Wise
Barnes
Oldfield
Lancaster
Shaffer
Bolin
Ed Sharp
Wilcox
Hughes
Gandee
Sweeney
Halderman
Athens High
Aquinas
Columbus Eleven
Fixers Named in 1919 World Series Indictments
Chicago October 23 Indictments voted by the Cook county grand jury name Abe Attell Hal Chase and Bill Burns as fixers of the 1919 World Series The grand jury also charged eight members of the 1919 Chicago White Sox The case follows testimony from White Sox manager Gleason Attell admitted to the plot but said he was betrayed by a New York gambler Further probes awaited the arrival of Joe Godeon of the St Louis Nationals
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Chicago
Abe Attell
Hal Chase
Bill Burns
Cook County
Grand Jury
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
States Attorney
Attell
William Gleason
White Sox
Gleason
New York
Burns
Joe Godeon
St. Louis Nationals
Cox Discovers Us To With Him In Battle
Governor Cox campaigned in New York City declaring the tide has turned and the soul of the country awakened. He arrived on the Owl ferry from New Jersey and met reporters after breakfast with George White of the national committee.
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New York
Cox
New York City
Costello
Bse
Sisters Join in the Hunger Strike
Annie and Mary MacSwiney sisters of Lord Mayor MacSwiney joined him in his hunger strike after Brixton prison officials allegedly barred them from his bedside to avoid interference with forcible feeding. The mayor’s death was expected momentarily according to reports from London on October 23.
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London
Annie
Mary MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Noted men to speak here for Red Cross in Athens County
Noted speakers will tell what the American Red Cross means to Athens County residents at union church meetings Sunday October 31 as enrollment for the county chapter's roll call in early November proceeds. Gen Peter Traub Dr Walter Brown and Lynn Bryson will address audiences sharing military public health and junior Red Cross insights.
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American Red Cross
Athens County
Union Church
Red Cross
United States
Milton D. Hughes
Lake Division
Peter Traub
Fort Thomas
Walter Brown
B. A. Peterson
Lynn Bryson
General Traubs
Brown
Red Cross Department of Public Health
Juniors Plan Red Fire Parade For Election Day
The Junior-Coolidge club met in the court room amid banners and cheers. Attorney John J. Woolley spoke on campaign issues, inspiring members as eighteen new youths joined. A big pre election demonstration is planned with the next meeting set for Friday October 29 at 6 30 in the court room.
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Junior-Coolidge Club
John J. Woolley
Harding-Coolidge Ely
Germany Expands Propaganda Push in Mexico City
Oct 23 Mexico City reports Germany steps up efforts to regain prestige with free German news service and planned cinema releases. The service promotes European political views and industrial rehabilitation while theaters favor American and Italian films despite German efforts. German firms shift to American goods as they prepare German products for market.
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Mexico City
Germany
Mexico
Ters
Infant Dies in Cleveland Revolver Accident
A three month old girl was shot and killed in Cleveland when a revolver in the hands of her 12 year old brother Victor Van Bross discharged at their home. The bullet struck the infant in the heart and caused instantaneous death.
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Cleveland
Victor van Bross
Harding Quiet Ahead of Ohio Campaign Trips
In Marion Ohio Senator Harding trains for upcoming speeches in Ohio while maintaining a calm campaign tone. Republican leaders report unity on the league of nations issue and a strong stance against the Wilson league with support for a world association preserving American independence.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion, CO
Harding
Ohio
Marion
League of Nations
Hiram Johnson
World Forum
Wilson League of Nations
Association of Nations
Borah
League
Chicans
Cox
Senate
Wilson League
Rich Chicago landlord shoots Memorial Methodist pastor
Frederick Sextro wealthy coal company manager in Chicago admitted shooting Rev Frederick Ruff pastor of Memorial Methodist church in the north shore district claiming he mistook him for a burglar. Sextro is said to have occupied an apartment above the pastor and family and had recent rent disputes with him amid city inquiries into rent conditions.
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Chicago
Frederick Sextro
Frederick Ruff
Memorial Methodist Church
North Shore
Sextro
Rogers Park
Sextra
Rev
Ruff
Davis 10 Speak in Nelsonville
Ohio governor candidate Harry L. Davis on the Republican ticket will meet Athens men at Berry hotel for dinner at six before addressing Nelsonville voters at 7 30 pm He planned to speak in Nelsonville Glouster and Athens but those times were canceled to allow talks in Gallia and Meigs counties.
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Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Athens
Berry Hotel
Nelsonville
Davia
Glouster
Republican State Committee
Gallia
Meigs
Wattorney
Lona G. Price
Poe Inspired Murder Mystery On Staten Island
A young woman was found strangled with a white cord tied in a hangman’s knot under her ear in Staten Island. Police compare the case to Edgar Allan Poe The Mystery of Marie Roget as detectives search a desolate area near two highways along New York Bay.
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New York
Staten Island
Edgar Allan Poe
Marie
Poe
Ees
Snyder
Lymen Schloss
New York Bay
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Amesville
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Geo. McLaughlin
Anna . Price
Albany
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J. P
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R. L. Woodworth
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Grayson
Epworth League
Logan
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