Logan Man Injured When Auto Turns Over
Joe Shaw and Ralph Larimer were in a car that overturned on the Lancaster road near Logan late Thursday. Shaw suffered multiple injuries including three fractured ribs and a fractured wrist and is in semi conscious condition. Larimer received cuts and bruises.
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Logan Man
Auto
Logan
Joe Shaw
Sofia
Ralph Larimer
Lancaster Road
Shaw
John D. Shaw
Lancaster
Larimer
Barber Surrenders and Is Sentenced to Penitentiary
Jethro Barber, free on bond during his appeal for manslaughter, surrendered to Sheriff W. R. Lloyd Saturday and was sent to the Ohio penitentiary. A common pleas jury convicted him after the Barber machine wreck in city days earlier left Alexander Sneddon injured. Whitcraft imposed a minimum five year term, with appeals previously pursued but abandoned after surrender.
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Logan
Jethro Barber
Common Pleas Court
W. R. Lloyd
Ohio Penitentiary
Barber
Alexander Sneddon
Pealy
Garber
Pythian Sisters to Convene in Logan Tuesday
Delegates from the eleventh district of the Pythian Sisters will hold their annual canvassing in Logan. The day includes reception and registration, a welcome by district members, and an evening program with performances by local artists.
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Pythian Sisters
Logan
The
Rth
Canvan
Neptune
Minnie Reynolds
Dora Harden
Carrie
Lacey Hammond
Mar District
Martha
Logan Temple
Flora Dough Basil
Missing Logan preacher in Brazil coast disaster tale
Report notes the Reverend B. H. B. of Sald missing near Logan in a tragedy involving an Italian liner. The Athens district saloon supervisor claims a forthcoming quartet will offer musical entertainment aboard the ship near the Brazilian coast.
New Industry Opens Near Logan As Muskrats Are Released
A new muskrat farm venture near Logan along the Nelsonville road opens with release of muskrats from a Wright farm pond. Four men form the company led by C. L. Adcock, with George L. Wright as vice president and Edward C. Thompson as treasurer. The operation marks Hocking county’s first muskrat business amid growing pelts demand and future stock expansions.
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Logan
Wright Farm
George|tery
L. Wright
Nelsonville Road
Hocking County
Rainbow Fur Farm
C. L. Adcock
George L. Wright
Jed Graham
Edward C. Thompson
United States
Not This Time
Columbus report on Charles L Kurtz and his brother William of Athens who forgot a $4,000 bond tied to a Dayton contract four decades ago. The Dayton city finance director reviews a bill for the bond plus $15,000 interest as memory resurfaces.
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Columbus
Charles L. Kurtz
Columbus Rail Light Company
William
Athens
Dayton
Charles
California
Notable Illinois financier Mitchell dies? and Beery fined
IT appears to report John J. Mitchell Sr prominent Illinois Merchants Trust chairman tied to a fatal auto accident that killed his wife while Beery is fined 26000. The piece notes Mitchell’s age 74 and his long banking influence in Chicago and Shelby County with ties to major enterprises since the 1871 Chicago fire.
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Libertyville
John J. Mitchell
Illinois Merchants Trust Company
Sedney
Chicago
Phonse Beery
Jed
Mitchell
Hel
Shelby County
Illnois Merch
Fants
Ric
Fraternities Might Be Replaced, Oberlin President Says
Oberlin College President Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins told Cleveland Oberlin alumni that future social life at colleges may replace fraternities with a deeper, nonfraternity model. He argued fraternities descend into competition and do not enhance overall campus life.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
University Club
Wilking
Lome
Brothers in Laws Tie Union for You
A clipped note from a historical page describes Berenice Abbott and Lawrence Frank marriage news. It mentions Gladys and Helen, sisters of the brides, with plans for Helen to wed Lawrence's brother Thomas and Thomas's schooling nearing completion. The families reside in Bellingham, Washington.
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Gladys
Berenice
Helen
Lawrence
George
Thomas
Bellingham
Suicides and Hospital Notes From Illinois Town
A man in Glencoe, Illinois, hanged himself after losing money to horse racing. In Chicago Emily Simpson feared facing her husband after a money loss. James Morrisay of Athena was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after an automobile crash with minor injuries. Several residents, including Goldie Sewell, Ida Hart, Able Locke, and others, were admitted for major operations or reported convalescent or discharged statuses with varying recoveries.
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Chicago
Glencoe
Emily
Simpson
John Cohen
Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Morrisay
Athena
Goldie Sewell
Athens R.D
Roy Groves
Albany
Ida Hart
Stewart
Athen
Goldie Byers
Athens
Elizabeth Care
William Darnell
Baby
Rose Keirts
Millfield
Logan Masquerade Party Notable GH Amici Social
GH Amici club hosted a masquerade at Mrs Edward Kemper home with masked guests and a two course lunch. Bridges at five tables were played. hostess aided by Mrs Gano. Several local residents traveled to Columbus for football and social events with planned Workmen’s Mutual burial association meeting announced.
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GH Amici Club
Edward Kemper
Pla
Roger
Mir
Gano
Red raspberries ripening on Logan route 4
Red raspberries and Wac berries were seen ripening at the home of Wm Rider in Green township on Logan route No 4. Rider showed specimens to friends and said he could pick many that day. The berries were smaller than average but of good quality.
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Logan
Bloem
Ww. Rider
Green Township
Voters to Hear Arguments on Chiropractor Ballot Measure
A public meeting is scheduled at 7 36 o clock to hear both sides of a proposed separate ballot for chiropractors. The event includes speeches by mayoral candidates and a reception for city office contenders. Open to the public per Mrs Bing.
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Ath Éng
H. Bing
Arrival of Survivors From Italian Liner Princinessa Mafalda
In Rio de Janeiro and Bahia relief agencies prepared as the steamer Fr 1, reporting 27 survivors aboard, was expected to arrive from the Italian liner Princinessa Mafalda missing and a list of those unaccounted for circulated.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ithres
Princinessa Ma ‘Falda
Bahia
Lindbergh to Receive Hubbard Medal for Bravery
Col. Charles Lindbergh will receive the Hubbard gold medal from the National Geographic Society for his solo flight from New York to Paris. President Coolidge will present the award November 14 at Washington Auditorium, one of the seven to ever receive the honor in 29 years.
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Washington
Ufk
Erdie
New York
Paris
Charles Lindbergh P
President Coolidge
Hubbard
National Geographic Society
Washington Auditorium
Society
Olhnder Robert
Shackletan
Antarc
Richard
North
Labor unrest prompts governor inquiry request in Pa
United Mine Workers release a reform directed to Governor Fisher asking an investigation into strike conditions across Western Pennsylvania. The Central Labor Union backs the move as plans advance for a national union conference in Pittsburgh with discussion of police brutality and wartime duties.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Johan S. Fisher
Pittsburgh Cent Labor Union
Pennsylvania
Central Labor Union
National Conference of International Junions
UAW
Longworth
Teall
Pitts Teht
Herburgh
Ate
Coal House of Representatives
Ohio
Fifth precinct officers find two suitcases on street
Cleveland police at the Fifth precinct recovered two suitcases found abandoned on a street. Inside the bags were five dozen shoes, all for the right foot, prompting officers to investigate the origin and purpose of the collection.
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Cleveland
Potter
Fifth Precinct
Mrs Millie Sabin Files for Divorce Over Car Purchases
In Cleveland on Oct 23 a divorce suit is filed by Mrs Millie Sabin against William Sabin. She alleges he used money from her to buy automobiles, wrecking her life and claiming misuse of funds within five years.
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Cleveland
Millie Sabin
William
Sabin
Warmest October on record in Columbus this year
Columbus reports the warmest October 28 in 50 years per Weatherman W H Alexander with 81 degrees, seven degrees above the 1925 record. Normal for the date is 60 degrees and the city plans a nurse institute the week of November 7 to 12 drawing about 690 nurses from across Ohio. Police in Lakewood and railroad officials probe a crossing crash that killed two women and injured another. Mrs Mary de Freville wins heavy damages from a physician for certifying her lunatic.
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Columbes
Columbus
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Cleveland
Lakewood
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Rence Frank
J. M. Cooley
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Lindy
Coolidge
Pittsburgh Labor Union
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Heinlein Bros
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Guthrie’s Corner Court
Carpenter Streets
London
Mary de Frevile
Eugene
Augusta Lausch
Broadway
Wellston
Banks Hallowe'en Special
ICE Cream Company
State St
FERD
Auto Supply CO
Ohie
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
P. Knights of Pythias
Castre Hall
Athens Dry Cleaning Co
N. Court St
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Zenners
Bristol
Businas
Zenner Company
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