Socialist Governor Candidate to Speak in Glouster
Joseph W. Sharts of Dayton, Socialist candidate for governor, will address a public meeting at Moose Hall Glouster Friday evening on "Gold Bricks of Politics." Attorney Shorts defended Debs in Toledo during the war and later Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Galion before Episcopal ecclesiastical courts on a charge of heresy.
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Glouster
Joseph W. Sharts
Dayton
Moose Hall
Shorts
Eugene V. Debs
Toledo
William Montgomery Brown
Galion
Protestant Episcopal Church
Drunk Charge Leads to Fines for Ralph Taylor
Ralph Taylor of Derthick was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to an October 2 drunken charge. He had been released to appear in court but failed to, earning a second arrest and another $10 fine plus costs. He faced the original charge again Tuesday night.
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Glouster
Ralph Taylor
Derthick
Gormley
Taylor
Ed Manley Returns From Arctic Expedition To Marietta
Ed Manley son of Prof and Mrs Joseph Manley completes a five and a half month Arctic voyage as chief radio operator on the schooner Morrisey. The expedition searched for polar specimens for the American Museum of Natural History, visiting Alaska and Wrangell Island before returning home October 2.
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Marietta
Ed Manley
Joseph Manley
Fourth Street
Manley
Morrisey
Stoll-McCracken
Arctic
American Museum of Natural History
Greenland
George Palmer Putnam
Prince Hubert
British Columbia
Alaska Peninsula
Port Moller
Alaskan
Kashega Unalaska
Pribloff Islands
Nome
Alaska
Teller
Behring Strait
Diomede
Wrangell Island
Harold Island
Wrangell
Point Barrows
Wrangell Isand
Siberian
da Behring Strait
Glouster Boy Wins Bronze Hero Medal for Heroism
Chester Kieth, 12, son of Mr and Mrs William Kieth of Glouster, received a bronze hero medal from the Ralston Purina Hero Commission for rescuing 10 year old Dicky Smith from drowning near an abandoned mine shaft in Urbancrest last May. He jumped in and saved the boy despite the danger, with the award following a commission investigation.
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Glouster
Chester Kieth
William Kieth
Ralston Purina Hero Commission of
St. Louis
Chester
Dicky” Smith
Norman Smith
Hamden Delegates Attend Eastern Star in Ohio
Hamden residents led by Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thomas attend the Eastern Star convention in Cleveland as district delegates. The Thomas daughter Mildred joins sisters Gladys, Margaret, and Ruth in Columbus. Other locals include Leo Stanton and family returning from Cincinnati, Mrs. Ben Robbins hosting Ladies' Aid at Wilkesville Street, and James Mitchell visiting Cincinnati for college. Mrs. C. C. Sthahl travels to Columbus to visit relatives. W. H. Dye and sisters depart for Fort Worth after Chicago. Mrs. Dal Snook Blanche Thompson is honored at a shower with around 60 guests at Uncle Jess Dining Hall.
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D. C. Thomas
Cleveland
Columbus
Mildred Thomas
Gladys
Margaret
Ruth
Leo Stanton
Tim
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Reagan
Lucretia Stanton
Mary Stanton
Ben Robbins, Jr
Narrow escape for B&O engineer near Loveland
Baltimore and Ohio engineer Harry Powers of Chillicothe survived a near miss when a bullet pierced the cab window of the fast freight 94 near Symmes three miles west of Loveland. The shot occurred around noon while on duty. no attacker was seen and it is believed to have come from a hunter.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Harry Powers
Chillicothe
Symmes
Loveland
Hamden High Schedule Sets Oct 26 Rio Grande and Nov 2 Warderly
Hamden High School announces football games against Rio Grande High School on Friday October 26 and against Warderly on Friday November 2.
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Hamden
Rio Grande
Waverly
Personal News From Hamden Area
C. H. Merrill a Baltimore and Ohio operator at the local office returned home after an operation to remove a bone tumor from his breast last week and is recovering with some delay before resuming work. Mrs. Harry Bagsey of Chillicothe, formerly of Hamden, visited relatives and friends here Wednesday.
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C. H. Merrill
Harry Bagsey
Chillicothe
Hamden
Official Washington To Depart for Vote
Washington officials plan to leave the city to cast ballots on November 6. President Coolidge will vote for Herbert Hoover at Northampton Massachusetts. Hoover will vote at his home in Palo Alto California, leaving November 1 for the West and stopping in Louis for a speech the next day.
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Washington
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Northampton
Mass
Hoover
Hom
Palo Alto
Calif
West
Rapid progress in Hotel Berry reconstruction
J E Bailey reports quick roof repair and continued work on 22 damaged rooms at Hotel Berry after a fire. Fire marshal deputy J B Patterson will file a report soon while insurance adjusters finish, and guests are returning as staff restates that business never halted.
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Berry
J. E. Bailey
Eithr
Probate Court Grants Private Sale Of Estate Assets
In Athens County Probate Court an order authorizes a private sale of the personal property of the estate of John Daniel Bass. The action is brought against Laura F. Bass as administratrix of the estate.
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John Daniel Bass
Athens County Probate Court
Laura F. Bass
Roberts Observe Golden Wedding in Gillespie Ill
Mr and Mrs John M Roberts longtime Glouster residents marked their golden wedding anniversary at their Gillespie Illinois home on October 16 He is 71 and she 67 years old The couple wed in Sharon Pennsylvania on October 16 1878 and spent most of their married life in Ohio and Glouster before moving to Illinois
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Glouster
John M. Roberts
Gillespie
Ill
Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Sharon, Pa
Ohio
Illinois
Pris cilla Class Hosts Masquerade Party in Glouster
The Pris cilla Class of the M. E. Church plans a masquerade party tonight at Mrs. E. E. Mundew’s home on New Street in Glouster.
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Glouster
Priscilla
M. E. Church
E. E. Mundew
New Street
Glouster Teachers Attend Southeast Ohio Institute
Eleven teachers led by Superintendent Dillon and Principal Holter attend the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Institute in Portsmouth today and Friday. All Glouster schools except the first three grades close at noon today and will close all day tomorrow. Twenty five Glouster High School Chorus members will join the All Sectional High School Chorus at the institute Friday.
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Glouster
Dillon
Holter
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Institute
Portsmouth
Glouster High School
Bootleg Whisky Used as Paint Remover in Houston
In Houston on October 25, Assistant Police Chief Kuykendall of the vice squad used a quart of confiscated bootleg whisky as paint remover to erase old window signs. He noticed porters scratching his office window with a razor, paused, and applied the liquor with a cloth. The letters disappeared.
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Houston
Tex
Kuykendall
Kuydendall
Judge Salutes English Detective After Gunmen Arrest
In Shanghai a Provisional Court judge paused proceedings to honor English Chief Inspector James Hunter who had led a raid against three Chinese gunmen accused of armed robbery. Hunter, amid a running gun battle, killed three gang members after they fired over twenty shots at him, prompting the judge to express admiration for the brave foreign officer.
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Shanghai
Paavo Nurmi to Train Three Years for 1932 Olympic Marathon
United Press reports Paavo Nurmi will remain amateur and train three years to win the 1932 Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles. He steadily lengthens distances, breaks long standing 15 km and 10 mile records, and uses a fixed stride of 1.75 meters at 5.33 m per second.
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New York
U.R
Paavo Nurmi
Finn
Los Angeles
Nurmi
Jose Ray
Paavo
Amsterdam
Jean Bouin
Man Wins $5000 Verdict Over Dog Bite Death
Matthew Eilermann secured a $5,000 jury verdict in Common Pleas Court against Peter Heister after alleging a dog bite caused the death of his 6 year old daughter Ethel Jean. Eilermann had sought $10,000.
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Cincinnati
Matthew Eilermann
Common Pleas Court
Peter Heister
Ethel Jean
Lilermann
Irish Leader Out South Brand Injured in Scrimmage
Notre Dame suffers another injury as right end Tommy Murphy is hurt in scrimmage and likely out for Saturday's game against Drake. Irish coach and teammates brace for lineup changes and test depth ahead of the Drake matchup.
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South Brand
Ind
Notre Dame
Tommy Murphy
Drake
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