Pacifism Fails Prompt Year Bankers Meet in Athens
About 154 Ohio Bankers Association members attended the Athens County Bankers meet at the First Christian church in Athens. Kenyon College President W Pierce warned that pacifism and isolation strains threaten Western security, citing history from the Napoleonic era to World War I and urging vigilance.
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Athens
Athens County Bankers Association
Athens National
First Christian Churchu
Ohio University
Wayne Jackson
Cecil
A. YY. Wilcox
J. A. McCoy
Marietta
Dean Chubb
Charles T. Atwell
Zanesville
Ezra C. Anstaett
Ohio Farm Bureau
Don HT. Shriver
American Institute of Banking
8. G. Huntington
F E. Scott
Co.lwac
Pierce
W. Pierce
Kenyon College
League of Nations
Red Cross
Lorraine
France
Bank official elected vice chairman in regional group
W. C. Mooney of Monroe National Bank Woodsfield was elected vice-chairman and F. T. Howard was re-elected secretary-treasurer of the regional group.
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America Safe
W. C. Mooney
Monroe National Bank
Woodsfield
F. T. Howard
Mining Classes To Reopen In Athens County This Season
Industrial classes in mining and electrical engineering will continue in Athens county this year. KF Heusch, state director of industrial education, will authorize classes at Chauncey Goguster Hollister and other sites. About nine courses will be offered with costs funded by Smith Hughes funds. Classes start mid November after organization is completed.
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Athens County
H. R. McVay
KF. J. Heusch
T Heusch
Chauncey
Giouster
Hollister
Smith-Hughes
McVay
Young mother held on murder charge in Nelsonville
Hazel McCray a 19 year old Nelsonville girl pleaded not guilty to killing her baby born a week ago. She was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 2500 signed by her father Louis McCray. Magistrate Earl M Helwig will proceed with the case. authorities expect her defense to claim the child was born dead. Theodore Late named as the infant’s father. The report notes the British air ministry presented a high power flare for night landing fields to pierce fog.
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Hazel McCray
Nelsonville
Earl M. Helwig
Louis McCray
Athens
Helwie
Middleport
Theodore Late
Halloween in Athens Sparks Mischief and Plotting Pranks
Prudent residents brace for Halloween night with porch furniture secured and warnings about odd sounds. The piece notes Halloween’s ancient roots and Athens thriving chaotic traditions, detailing porch swinging, window inscriptions, tick tack pranks, and indoor mischief that targets hearts as much as furniture.
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Athens
Christendom
Winter finds United States well stocked up with coal
Washington report by Harry Ward states that factors such as settled labor agreements in mines and summer coal storage keep the nation ready for a hard winter. Government coal stocks show 47 million tons of soft coal with anthracite stocks 71 percent higher than a year ago.
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Europe
England
France
Napoleon
Mexico
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Gladstone
Rome
Harry Ward I
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United States Geological Survey
New England
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Niles Protest Over Klan Parade Delays in Ohio
Cleveland dated dispatch reports Niles merchants pressing Mayor Harvey Kistler to revoke the parade permit amid fears of unrest. The mayor weighed action as bomb threats to his home drew no arrests, while state officials urged local handling and warned of accountability if trouble grows.
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Niles
Mayor Kistler
International News Service
Donahey
Thomas
Kistler
Akron Man Pleads for Chance After Bigamy Case
James M. Williams a 44 year old brassworker from Detroit appeared before Judge 2 H Boylan in Common Pleas court to plead for clemency and a chance to start anew with his two wives and six months old son from the first marriage.
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Akron
James M. Williams
Claredon Street
Detroit
H. Boylan
Common Pleas Court
FORGES Act In Hot Battle In China
Fighting rages between Feng Yuxiang and Wu Peifu forces at Tang Tsun sixty miles south of Peking. Feng claims major provinces back his cause and reports a quick victory, as Chang Tso Lin’s troops seize Chingwangtao and disarm thousands.
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Feng Yuh Siang
Wi Pei Fu
Tang Tsun
Feng
Citizens Army
Tien Tsin
Chang Tso Lin
Feng Tien
Chingwangtao
Chihu
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Caingwangtao
Chihli
Shanhaikuan W
Tuan Bs
National Army
Fu Pei
Fish adapt to temperature changes in their habitat
Scientists report experiments show new fish types can form when water temperature is altered. The study demonstrates that temperature shifts influence water chemistry and fish development, revealing potential for rapid diversification in controlled environments.
Ford backs Coolidge in farmer worker appeal
Henry Ford urged farmers and workers to support President Coolidge citing his stance against money powers and as friend of honest American business. Ford said foes misrepresent his view as pro Wall Street, emphasizing Coolidge’s integrity.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
Wall Street
Ford
Poll shows Coolidge leading gain in electoral vote sweep
New York October 31 The Literary Digest national poll counts 2 386 052 ballots with Coolidge at 1 348 083 La Follette 508 516 and Davis 605 410. California Nevada North Dakota and South Dakota boost La Follette while Davis could gain Oklahoma West Virginia and Maryland. With these shifts Coolidge would still need 27 more electoral votes to reach 266.
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Coolidge
Literary Digest
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Davis
Virginia
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South Dankota
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Maryland
Woman leaps from speeding car in Sissonville road tragedy
O H Huffman and Warren Riley are held by police awaiting a coroner's inquest into the death of Huffman's wife who jumped from a rapidly moving automobile late yesterday. The car was driven at high speed on the Sissonville road when the woman sprang out.
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Charleston
W. Va
O. H. Huffman
Warren Riley
Riley
Sissonville
Publicity rule warned after tax collector closes books
Washington on October 31 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair said a complaint about the Cleveland collector closing his tax books to public inspection will prompt a warning to comply with the law's publicity requirements.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenues
Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Blair
Burglars Rob Blakeley-Williams Store at Sunbury
Sunbury police hunted burglars who last night robbed the Blakeley Williams clothing store of 3000 dollars in merchandise. Advices from Sunbury said the thieves were seen heading for Columbus in an automobile, but no definite description was available.
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Columbus, O
Blakeley-Williams
Sunbury
Columbus
Coal mine deaths in US reach 186 in September
The Interior Department reports 186 miners died in September in U S coal mines. The fatality rate was 3.88 deaths per million tons mined, up from 2.94 in September 1923.
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Washington
United States
Interior Department
Buckeye State Not For La Follette In Ohio Polls
Oct 31 Toledo Ohio forecast Coolidge win in massive GOP landslide. La Follette strength seen in big cities but Democrat picks up runner up in small rural counties. Donahey and Davis neck and neck in governor race per Toledo Blade straw poll analysis.
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Coolidge
Ohio
John W. Davis
Robert M. la Mollette
la Folette
Donahey
Harry L. Davis
Toledo Blade
la Follette
Bobcat
Blade
Stook
Wisconsin
Divide Tag Money in Athens County
A list shows how auto tag funds are divided among Athens county cities and villages from motor license receipts for about one month. The total check was 2473.52 with allocations to Athens county 1743.51 Athens city 395.01 Glouster 1694.76 Nelsonville 44.95 Chauncey 51.50 Albany 62.56 Buchtel 6.00 Coolville 96.50 Jacksonville 193.17 and Trimble village 195.62.
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Athens County
Secretary of State
Fred Cornwell
Athens City
Glouster
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Albany
Buchtel
Coolville
Jacksonville
Trimble Village
Foreign experts weigh malnutrition call Amer
Foreign experts increasingly refer to malnutrition as the Amer condition, contrasting it with famine myths and urging global health agencies to treat it as a long term nutritional crisis. They warn against attributing blame to any single country and call for coordinated aid and nutrition programs.
Campaign winds down as Californians loom large
The article notes a dull national campaign, with bettors wagering 6500 to 1000 that Coolidge wins. California remains the uncertain state, with memories of Bryan’s California trip and the Asiatic Act influencing votes for the party that upheld it.
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Coolidge
California
William J. Bryan
Tests Complete On 800 Ohio Wells Under Seal Of Safety
Ohio Health Director Monger announced that 800 wells along main traveled highways were tested in recent months under the Seal of Safety campaign. Field workers with local health officers inspected wells, posting seals on every satisfactory water source and urging rural residents to improve well water quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
Monger
Ohio Health Department
Labor Suffer National Defeat as Tories Win Big
London report notes Labour cabinet adjourned talks after a crushing election loss with a Tory majority over 200 seats. Ramsay MacDonald seeks to delay resignation to pursue Zinoviev notes inquiry while Lib-Lab lines crack under Tory surge and Liberal decline.
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David M. Church
N.S
London
Labor
Zinoviev
Ramsay MacDonald
Tories
Scotland
Liberals
MacDonald
England
jCommunist Internationale Executive Council
Downing Street
J. H. Thomas
Colonies
Thomas
London Daily News
Daily Herald
Lyet
President and Mrs Coolidge Vote At White House
The President and Mrs Coolidge marked their ballots as Massachusetts citizens and mailed them from the White House lawn. A crowd of moving picture cameras filmed the act as voters prepared for Tuesday's election in Northampton.
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Washington
Supreme court grants stay of execution for Kane
The Ohio Supreme Court stayed the planned November 14 execution of Joseph C. Kane of Youngstown for the murder of seven year old Paul Protege. The stay allows Kane’s counsel to prepare a law appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Joseph C. Kane
Youngstown
Penitentiary
Paul
Kane
Campaign investigations near end as pre election probes adjourn
Washington and Chicago hearings move toward closing as parties agree to adjourn until after the election. Witnesses include William Bourland and figures tied to the La Follette Wheeler campaign and Dempsey Firpo fund using a mix of labor leaders and industry executives amid subpoenas for Democratic organizers.
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Senate Committee
Republican Nationa Lal Committee
William Ty ‘Bourland
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White House
la Follette-Wheeler
New York
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Comminession
William J. McCorma
Edward Keating
Habor
Ard
W. J. Johnston
International Macchinists
la Fallette
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Alexander Kahn
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Cothing Workers
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Hr. Jones
Democratic Financial Committee
Norman H. Davis
Dempsey-Firpo Fight Fund
Frank I’. Walsh
la Follette
James R. Grundy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Caraway
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Davis Confident of Victory in Ohio Campaign Swing
Former Governor Harry L. Davis, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, arrived in Cleveland on October 31 and said he was well satisfied with five weeks of campaigning in the state and confident of victory for himself and the nationwide Republican tickets.
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Harry L. Davis
Dow State
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