Coal glut expected in Ohio as Northwest demand fades
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 80. C. C. Marshall of the public utilities commission predicts a coal surplus soon in Ohio as Northwest demand wanes. He says prices should fall somewhat with increased local supply, though retailers and operators note losses were built into current high charges.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Marshall
Public Utilities Commission
Marshall
Northwest
Eee Rere
Coal Prices Seen Falling But Cold Weather Cited
Domestic coal may drop to nine dollars a ton, though timing is uncertain. Dealers warn against delaying purchases as a cold snap could strain supply, urging households to limit buys to two tons to widen access. Marshall cites an interstate commission and associations reporting an actual emergency in Ohio and possible widespread suffering if a cold wave hits. Ohio order priorities were canceled following investigations.
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Marshall
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Coal Association
American Railway Association
Ohio
Northwest
Ohio Commission
City and county posse scour Friday for Cooper after police shooting
A massive search by county officials and Athens police stretched Friday for John Cooper, a Roanoke, Virginia suspect linked to the Columbus detective slaying. Cooper, seen boarding a train at Armitage, eluded capture as bloodhounds and railroad crews aided efforts. he's described as six feet tall, 175 pounds, with three gold teeth and a stubby mustache, last worn in a dark brown suit and light gray Stetson.
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John
Saim”) Coepper
Columbus
Charles Tiller
Cooper
Armitage
Hunsicker
Armitage Station
Athens
Roanoke
Virginia
Canaan Township
Forward Pass and the Open Game Redefine Football
Henry L. Farrell notes Notre Dame popularized and perfected the forward pass, transforming the sport and leveling play for smaller schools. He cites Princeton’s 14 to 0 defeat of Navy as proof that open play outshines traditional brute force.
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Notre Dame
Army
New York
Plains
West Point
Western University
Princeton
Navy
Two Reds Draw Prison Terms
Charles B. Ruthenberg of Cleveland and Isaac Ferguson of Chicago received five to ten year sentences in state prison for criminal anarchy. They were found guilty of printing a communist manifesto in July 1919. Ruthenberg and Ferguson denounced the court after sentencing, criticizing the capitalist system and the judge's role.
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New York
Charles B. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Isaac Ferguson
Chicago
Ruthenberg
Weeks
Ferguson
Notable speakers tour Ohio towns this week
In Athens Dr Brown speaks at Conptation Church at 7. Nelsonville General Trauh addresses Nel sonville at 2 30. Mr Bryson speaks at Glouster Opera House at 2 30. Attorney Hughes worked to secure famous speakers as the Athens county over the top on day Tuesday Nov 2.
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Athens
Brown
Nelsonville
Trauh
R. Bryson
Glouster Opera House
Hughes
Athens County
Red Cross roll call opens in Athens county Sunday
The fourth Red Cross roll call launches in Athens county on Sunday October 31 with addresses by Col Peter Traub Ft Thomas Ky Dr Walter H Brown associate of Dr B A Peterson director of public health and Lyman Bryson former Junior Red Cross European director Bryson will return to Europe in January Traub speaks in Nelsonville at 230 pm Brown in Athens at 700 pm Bryson promotes the Junior Red Cross home program and its future in America.
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Red Cross
Athens County
Peter Traub
Ft. Thomas
Walter H. Brown
B. A. Peterson
Department of Public Health
American Red Cross
Lyman Bryson
Europe
International League of Red Cross Societies
Col. Traub
Nelsonville
American Expeditionary Force
Lake Division
Enie
Indiana
Kentucky
Dr. Brown
Athens
Bryson
America
Long Term For Slayer of Girl
In New York City the killer of Ruth Cruger aged 18 received a 27 year sentence after his attorney admitted the murder but urged extenuating circumstances. The sentence was handed down yesterday.
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Chi Wa
Ruth Cruger
New York City
Cocchi
Water rent collection begins November first in city
Notice to City Water Consumers informs that water charges are due at the water works office between November 1 and 10. A 10 percent discount applies if paid by the tenth. a 10 percent penalty is added to meter charges after the tenth. R D Williams, Service Director.
Delta Tau Delta Postpones House Party
In consideration of the Woman's League the Delta Tau Delta fraternity has postponed their house party from this evening to Saturday evening November 90. To cure cold in one day take Grove s laxative bromquinine tablets. The genuine Grove’s signature.
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Woman's League
O. U
Delta Tau Delta
Grove
B. W. Grove
Crowd Argues Over Harding and Cox at Opera House
An actor in the stock company sparked a loud debate among the audience as Harding and Cox were cheered or jeered. The crowd erupted in opposing cries, drowning out the rival name in a show of partisan support at the theatre.
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Harding
Cox
Robbers Smash Store Window At Gear Watch Company
Two men smashed the F. N. Gear Watch Company store window with a paper wrapped brick and stole jewelry valued over $2,000 in Cleveland. Passersby gave chase and a police flying squad captured two suspects matching the robbers’ description.
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Cleveland
F. N. Gear Watch Company
Beperante Leads International Cup Race at Halifax
The American fishing schooner Beperante took the lead in the first international cup races at Halifax by rounding the second marker in 1 15 60. The Canadian entry rounded in 1 17 64.
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Halifax
Beperante
Pig Grows Rapidly Reaches 305 Pounds at 208 Days
An Ohio Experiment Station report details a pig's rapid growth. Birth weight 8.7 pounds, six months old at 97 pounds, then 205 day feed test yielded gains of 1.46 and 3.1 pounds daily with a diet of corn and tankage.
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Ohio
Jackson Beats Leonard Rival In Madison Square Garden Bout
Willie Jackson defeats Benny Leonard in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Tex Rickard promoter announced a title fight between Jackson and Leonard would headline in December.
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Chicago
Willie Jackson
Eastside
Benny Leonard
Jackson K
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
the Garden
Jackson
Leonard
Deecemer
Frank B Willis A leading Ohio figure for U S Senate
The piece extols Frank B Willis Republican nominee for United States senator from Ohio. It highlights his rise from Ohio House to Congress, his tax reform Willis Law, governorship, leadership on interstate and foreign commerce, and early support for Warren G Harding. It notes his farm background, Ohio Northern University education, and broad national knowledge.
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Ohio
Frank B. Willis
United States
Willis
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Senator Harding
Ohio Senate
McKinley
United States Senate
Ohio House of Representatives
Congress
House of Representatives
Lewis Center
Delaware County
J. B. Willis
Ohio Northern University
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