Aviators forced to vol plane 19 miles to Wheeler Ranch
Daniel Davison from San Francisco and Los Angeles aviator John Woolley of Oakland and James McKay of Reno, running out of fuel at 10 000 feet above Washoe Lake, landed 19 miles south at Wheeler Ranch near Reno after an engine fuel exhaustion. No injuries reported. Davison cited windstorm as cause. A Reno breakfast table egg cup note mentions a hot water filler around the bowl.
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Reno
Washoe Lake
Daniel Davison
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John Woolley
Oakland
James McKay
Wheeler Ranch
Davison
Cox challenges Harding and Hays in Wisconsin address
Governor James M. Cox questioned Harding and Will Hays with direct yes or no inquiries at a Milwaukee rally. He pressed on the issue of the Hague tribunal and whether U S forces would be bound to action as part of a revived League of Nations, framing it as a test of commitment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James M. Cox
Wisconsin
Warren G. Harding
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Hays
Cox
United States
Association of Nations
Gambling allegations haunt Cubs Phillies game in Chicago
Chicago reports say a game between Chicago and Philadelphia was “thrown” with large bets on a Phillies victory. Cubs president William Veeck disclosed telegrams and a $500 bonus offer to Grover Cleveland Alexander to spoil the plot. Veeck hired private detectives and called reporters to form a three man committee to inspect the matter.
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Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
William Veeck
Veeck
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cub
Alexander
Mitchell
Phillies
One Killed One Hurt in Auto Smash
Newark report states Adam Sazo lio age 20 was killed and John Morgio age 20 seriously injured when their car crashed at high speed on Hudson avenue late Friday night hitting Robert Stare s vehicle which escaped injury. Cars demolished.
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Newark
Adam Sazolio
John Morgio
Hudson Avenue
Robert Stare
Cotton Breaks Near Cent a Pound
New York on September 4 reports a renewed weak cotton market with later months slipping to the week’s lowest levels, about one cent per pound under Thursday’s close.
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New York
No Truth in the Fixed Reports Ridiculed by Phillies Manager
New York Sept 4 Phillies manager Cravath dismissed Chicago rumors that Tuesday's Phillies Cubs game was fixed. He praised Lee Meadows for dominating the Cubs and denied any fix. He noted Alexander’s performance and Grover’s 25 win bonus as context for pitching decisions.
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New York
Cravath
Phillies Today
Chicago
Phillies
Cubs
Lee Meadows
Alexander
Grover
Mitchell
Mother Dies as Triplets Survive in Martins Ferry
Mrs Adela Volk 7 dies at local hospital shortly after giving birth to triplets Adam Hive and Alex born August 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Volk Herrick They also left three other young children The triplets are reported to be doing well in the hospital A folding wind shield for motorcycles has been invented and tested with a windscreen held by lazy tongs.
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Martins Ferry
Adela Volk
William Volk
Herrick
Adam
Hive
Alex
Island Bread
Jersey
Judge Gary Returns to Paris Finds Car Spick and Span
American steel magnate Elbert H. Gary returns to Paris after six years and discovers his French motor car still in good condition. He notes the government did not seize it for war use, a pleasant surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Paris
Elbert H. Gary
Baseball Pool Ocandal Will Be Neat Probe
Chicago authorities plan to obtain a statement from William Veeck president of the Cubs regarding a $50 000 betting pool tied to a Cubs vs Phillies game last Tuesday Pools allegedly formed in Detroit and Cincinnati to back the Phillies who were early favorites but the odds shifted by game time Grover Alexander started for the Cubs in an unusual out of turn start delivering a brilliant performance yet the Cubs lost due to defensive lapses
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Chicago
Cubs
Philadelpia Nationals
William Veeck
Detroit
Cincinnati
Phillies
Grover Alexander
Alexander
Taxi Driver Injured In Athens Auto Crash
Robert Hale, a veteran Athens taxi driver living on Forrest Street, suffered a severe fracture to his right leg when his Ford touring car collided with Mila Bean’s vehicle on Union Street near Lastra and McCune auto stores. Hale was aiding a group of youths headed to a ball game in Jacksonville and was taken to Dr. J L Henry’s office before hospital transfer. Hale, a married man, operates a taxi between the Courthouse and the traction line in West Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hale
Forrest St
Ford Turing
Mila Bean
Union Street
Lastra and
McCune Automobile and Accessories
Hale
Jacksonville
J. L. Henry
Wear State Street
Mr. Bean
Columbus
Athens
Detec tives Question Roy Phillips in Abrahams Murder
Detectives planned to question Roy Phillips today about the killing of John G. Abrahams a 40 year old traveling salesman whose partially clad body with a crushed head was found in his car on a country road near Newcastle Pennsylvania last night Phillips who was in a dazed condition was also in the car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Roy
Phillips
John G. Abrahams
Earthquake Felt in Outlying Los Angeles Areas
A light earthquake shock was felt in outlying parts of Los Angeles early Friday.
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Los Angeles
Ship carpenters strike at Point Pleasant plants
All ship carpenters and caulkers at the marine dry dock plants in Point Pleasant West Virginia walked out Saturday seeking higher wages. The plants were forced to close as a result.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Marine Dry Dock
Albany Village School Bond Sale Opened by Board
Proposals for 4350 dollars of coupon bonds for Albany village school district Athens county Ohio are to be received by the board of education at 12 noon on September 20 1930. Bonds total nine pieces dated September 20 1920 with maturities through 1931 bearing 6 percent interest. Secured by heating and fan system project. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Board of Education
Albany Village
Albany
Athens County
Ohio
Sai Albany Village
Oho
Albany Villa
Senae
J. Lindtee
Cee Ane
Onis
Aoeath Order of the Board of Education
F. E. Goldsberry
Property transfers and a hydroelectric project note
The column lists several real estate transfers in York and Waterloo townships with various lots and monetary consideration, including Aliie M. Lama to Hale and Nancy E. Thompson to Otis, plus the 210000 horsepower hydroelectric plant water power fact derived from a Swiss glacier dam.
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Aliie M. Lama
Henry C. Hale
Alonzo Coakley
George
Blanche Hardgrove
Nancy E. Thompson
J. J
Eliza Otis
Sherman Terry
George D
Sylvia Hall
C. Guy Dew
Ella Reynolds
Notice to Electors of the Alexander Township School District
Notice to electors that a proposition to add three mills for school purposes within the Alexander Township School District will be submitted at the pees election in November 1920. Election place is the regular voting location in Athens County Ohio. Clerk Homer C. Brooks announces the measure and election details.
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Jolly
Hebbardsville
Alexander Township
Homer Brooks
Alexander Township Board of Education
Pees
Athens County
State of
Ohio
Homer C. Brooks
Carl Sharpe
Ohio Board of Clemency
Chaplin
W. I. Bishop
Four Chicago Firms Indicted for Sugar Profiteering
A federal grand jury indicted four Chicago concerns for sugar profiteering. The Bunte Brothers Candy Company Henderson Taylor and Company Hadesman Brothers and the Empire Wholesale Grocery Co face charges including indicted officials from the firms.
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Chicago
Bunte Brothers Candy Company
Henderson Taylor and Company
Hadesman Brothers
Empire Wholesale Grocery Co
Divorce petition filed in Athens county Ohio court
Helen Dobos of Milwaukee Wisconsin is notified that William Dobos filed for divorce and child custody in Athens county common pleas court Ohio. The hearing is on or after September 16 1930. COLLEY & ROWLAND, attorneys for plaintiff. 7-31-6otw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dobos
Milwaukee
Isconsin
William Dobos
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Colley & Rowland
Trustees seek court approval to sell Guysville church parsonage
The Guysville Presbyterian Church trustees file suit in Athens County Court of Common Pleas case 12044 to authorize sale of the village parsonage property parcel 83 excluding railroad land. Funds raised will pay operation costs and improve the church building. petition notes Marsh al H. Wharf and H Rodehar as trustees with Wood and Johnson as attorneys. date August 28, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville Presbyterian Church
Court of Common Please
Athens County
Ohio
Guysville
Inlet
the & O. &.W. Railroad Company
Mee Spone
H. H. Wharf
H. Rodehavr
Uysviite Aterian Church
Wood & Johnso
Holger Hospital Offers Nurse Training in Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Ohio announces a three year nursing program for women aged eighteen to thirty five with a high school diploma. A New York trained director will lead instruction in nursing administration social and public health work industrial care and district nursing. The school opens September fifteenth with uniforms books and a rising salary scale and invites applications to Dr C E Holzer or Miss Josephine Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holger Hospital
Gallipolis
Ohio
New York City
New York
Gal
C. E. Holzer
Misa Josephine Reilly
Holzer Hospital
Ruth seeks court action filing petition in county probate
May Ruth and Fremont Ruth filed a petition in the county court seeking a ground action. The filing requests a decision by a specified date and addresses residency uncertainty and related procedural steps.
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Starling Shingler
Mineral
Morris Avenue
H. U.al
Logan's Book & News
Union
Deeb Thomas
Glouster
Andrew — Hoyd Carpenter
Twentieth Century BI
Rd. Bryson Lumber Co
Trimble
John F. Butts
Kipolis Marble and Granite Co
Albany Milling Co
20 & M
Nelsonville
Mt. Zion Church
Asbury Ridge Road
Union ‘Urnace
Aggie Rhoads
R. D
Grosvenor Street
Ohio Hotel and Restaurant
Elion Street
Depot
Athens Steam Laundry
North
Sandusky Street
Delaware
Bean's
Ellington
Majestic
Svompeny Hie
Fairfield County
Basil
Baltimore
Lancaster
Thurman Leonard
Fisher
East
Liverpool
Ruil
Geo
Wilkes
State Street
Washington and Cemetery Streets
Herald Building
E. J. L. Householder
Mill Street
A. C, Kentner
W. M. Andrews
Parker Bros
Bronsdon
Park Hotel Or Home Furnishing Co
Noah. Stout
Opera House
Logan's Book & News Store
W. Union St
Campbell
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
E. Carpenter St
Buick
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Star Herman
Murray
Fair Grounds
Dunn and Goodale
L. J. Corsa
Harry Porter
the Plains
Crib
J. W. Lively
New Marshfield R. D
Knox
Frances Biehl
Cranmer and Son
Athens R, P
H. Foster
Alberta
Sam Hartley
James Rogask
Dover Township
G. Grimes
Spa
Call
Berties
Mays
Cleveland
Marshall Fields
Wanamaker's
Davis Can Server Corp
Ashtabula
Western Union Telegraph Office
Earl Ator
Athens Foundry and Machine
Jesse Frum
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill St
Pepene Areerensens
Riley Morris
Citizen Phone
Continental Service Co
Randolph and Green Sts
A. Kontner
Ohio River
York
National Contract Co
W.va
Cincinnatii
Ira H. Carsey
Shade
Jerseyville
B. F. Brown
Roush
New Stoughton
Herrold Bris
Catholic Cemetery
Joe Riley
GKO
Amishap
J. W. Lindley
Botw
Court House
York Township
Martin Altman
John Altman
Nora Kettell
Happy Hollow
Joseph Wilson
Don A. Leake
Waterloo Township
Ida A
Dorcas L. Allison
Harley Gilbert
William Shingler
M. G
Florence Woods
William Starkill
Harrison
Heppie McKibban
Trimble Corporation
Eldridge Eddey
Eugene Hammond
Ruth
Prem Re Ay
Peach Ridge
Athena
Milburn
H. A. Mathews
A. J. Barnett
Ellenwood Farm
J. M. Wood & Son
Clarence Geyer
GeOrGe McManus
Stnlich
Prareag Service, Inc
McManus
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