Two Taken In Amoking-Co Whiskey Raid
In Logan Ohio on September 4 a sheriff’s search led to the seizure of a large capacity still at Theodore Huston’s Sams Creek home and the discovery of a second still in Lehman Huston’s name. The elder Huston faced a $700 fine for possessing liquor making equipment as officers described new moonshining methods including a sunk mash fermentation trough. Theodore Huston fled but was later captured after eluding pursuers. a woman with him faced forgery charges in Fayette County and both Hustons awaited arraignment there after Logan liquor charges.
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Clinton Webb
Logan
Sheriffs Office
Theodore Huston
Sams Creek
Hocking County
Logen
Huston
Young Huston
Fayette County
Pettit Wednesday
Two Draw Fines Of $25 And Costs In Liquor Raid
Arnold Custer and George Schlagater were arrested in a raid on West Hunter street Tuesday evening. They were arraigned before Magistrate Miller and each pled guilty to intoxication, receiving fines of $25 and costs.
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Logan
Arnold Custer
George Schlagater
West Hunter Street
George Shaw
Custer
Schlagater
Miller
Hamden Miner Recovers After Broken Back
Hamden Ohio Sept 4 Steven Muncey about 34 suffered a broken back from a slate fall in Dye's coal mine about four miles west of Hamden. He resides near Lesmil on the old Soothern farm. The accident occurred a few days ago. He is in a jacket and can walk about the house. No paralysis.
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Hamden
Steven Muncey
Dye
Lesmil
Telephone Cable Laying Under Carpenter Street
Telephone workers begin laying cable under Carpenter Street with two truckloads delivering about 1,000 extra wire pairs. The project, planned a year ago, will meet city needs for three to four years as ducts protecting the cable are installed.
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Carpenter Street
Ursday
E City
Flyers 10 Leave Nova Scotia Soon on World Flight
Lieut Low ell Smith and Lieut Erik Nelson U S Army aviators rest at Pictou Nova Scotia during repairs on their round the world flight. They hope to reach Boston 520 miles away tomorrow morning marking their last US ground before the final leg.
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Flyers
Nova Scotia
U. 8
Richmond
Pictou
N. 8
Lieut
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
U. S. Army
United States
Boston
Uncle Sam
Smith
Hawkes Bay
Nelson
Tieut
Leigh Wade
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Mortality Records Show Cause Of 629 Athens County Deaths
The 1922 Athens county death total reached 629 with heart disease leading at 85 deaths, pneumonia 60, apoplexy 56, tuberculosis 46, influenza 19, cancer 34, and arteriosclerosis 15. Violence accounted for 69 deaths including nine suicides and 41 accidental deaths with poison, hanging, drowning, and shooting among causes. Falls and mine accidents topped accidental deaths.
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State Department of Health
Athens County
League aims to pave way for international disarmament
Premier Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Geneva to press the league of nations toward a global disarmament conference. He met Swiss officials and the league delegation as crowds cheered, while France's Herriot received a warmer reception. The two premiers planned a joint push for a security agreement to bind nations for peace.
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Geneva
Ramsay MacDonald
England
League of Nations
League
MacDonald
League Assembly
Herriot
France
Motta
Assembly
Robber Grabs Victim Twice in Cincinnati Hold Up
August Schneider, a chain grocery company collector, was held up and robbed of 700 dollars. He recognized the robber on a second attempt, drew a pistol, and turned the youth over to police. The prisoner is alleged to have confessed.
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Cincinnati
Schneider
La Follette Allies Triumph in Wisconsin Primary
Milwaukee press report shows La Follette approved candidates winning most races with Governor Blaine leading, Arthur Hirst second, and Lieutenant-Governor Comings third. Only defeat noted was in the fifth district where L A Braun challenged Victor Berger.
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Robert M. la Follette
John J. Blaine
la Follette
Arthur Hirst
L. A. Braun
Victor Berger
Athens South Road Set to Open by Thanksgiving
Athens will gain the first hard surfaced route to the south in its history with the completion of the Athens Pomeroy road No 159. The all weather road from Pomeroy to the Athens county line will be brick and reinforced concrete with linestone pavement toward Albany. Pratt Construction Co. works near Morrison hill face weather delays but expect to finish and open by Thanksgiving. Traffic will detour via Jerseyville and the Long Run road until then.
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Athens
Athens-Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Athena
Athens-Albany
Morrison Hill
Jerseyville
Dan Davis
Davin
Athens County
Pratt Construction Co
Columbus
Pratt
Athens-Pomerosy
Long Run
Deportation orders move forward for Luis Angel Firpo
Washington authorities under Labor Department guidance pursue expedited deportation proceedings for Argentine prize fighter Luis Angel Firpo as Immigration Commissioner Curran in New York advances the case.
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Washington
Luis Angel Firpo
Labor Department
Curran
New York
Prince of Wales dances with St Louis society girl
Prince of Wales joins Ed Danced With Her Miss Leonora Cahill at a social event in St Louis during his voyage to the United States. Cahill is noted as the sole girl outside his own party to dance with him.
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Leonora Cahill
St. Louis
Prince of Wales
Hisietvoyage
United States
Akron council president mistaken as acting mayor
Joe Frisby, president of Akron city council and rubber company executive, wandered into the mayor’s office and learned he was acting mayor in D. C. Rybott’s absence. He asked if any weddings were planned. the secretary replied nothing was scheduled.
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Joe Frisby
Akron
Frisby
D. C. Rybott
Patterson Speakers Highlight Athens Teachers Institute
Superintendent John KR Patterson of Athens city schools and O C Crawford of Nelsonville addressed Athens Co teachers during the Thursday morning session of the annual institute at Ohio University. Patterson praised public schools as vital to national life while Crawford urged cooperation among teachers and principals for the coming year. M W Simpson outlined state efforts to stamp out illiteracy and Americanization成果, and Miss Helen Howard reported on the National Education Association meeting.
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John KR. Patterson
Athens City
O. C. Crawford
Nelsonville City
Athens Co
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Patterson
Crawford
D. F. Ferree
Nelsonville
M. W. Simpson
Ohio
Simpson
Helen Howard
National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Will-o-the-Wisp Dreamers Warned by Davis in Politics
Arthur Brisbane argues in this column that all politicians prey on labor with promises before elections. John W. Davis cautions voters to shun the dreamers who pledge much and deliver little, comparing speculative dreams to early telephone investments.
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John W. Davis
Labor
Coolidge and La Follette Lead in West Campaign Tense
Senator Borah says the Middle West race narrows to Coolidge versus LaFollette based on his West survey. He notes Davis runs third and may gain with Davis campaigning in the corn and wheat delta. Borah warns October through election day will be tense amid drought and apathy.
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Arthur Struve
Chicago
Middle West
Calvin Coolidge
Robert M. LaFollette
Wm. FE. Borah
Borah
John W. Davis
Davis
Corn
Mississippi
Cleveland
Coolidge
LaFollette
School session highlights and theater treat for eighth graders
The afternoon session featured department meetings led by Principal C A Matheny and Superintendent K R Vermillion with Edith M Weyton and PD O Chappel. Miss Marie Finney demonstrated phonographs in school and community work. Superintendent H K McVay thanked eighth grade graduates for a complimentary Majestic Theater show.
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C. A. Matheny
K. R. Vermillion
Edith M. Weyton
PD. O. Chappel
Marie Finney
H. K. McVay
Majestic Theater
London school trains politicians for a useful trade
A new London school aims to teach politicians a useful trade to reduce enthusiastic but unpaid political workers, as announced in billboard advertisements.
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London
Prune of Wales Sparks New Mannerisms Among Long Island Fashion
Long Island polo society emulates Prince of Wales after his tour, adopting his casual stances and gestures. Observers note shifts in posture, hat handling, cigarette habits, and preference for informal viewing spots, signaling a fashion migration from formal to relaxed “Long Islandese” style.
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Prunge
Wales
Edward
Long Inland
Prince
Long Island
Walee
Long
Long Tealand
Foreign Powers Pledge Shanghai Protection Amid China War
British French American and Japanese legations promise full protection for foreign lives and property at Shanghai after protests over stray shots from Chinese naval forces. Reports say Chekiang and Kiangsu troops clash fifteen miles from Shanghai near Hwang Tu with casualties rising. foreign marines and troops prepare for potential landing.
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Peking
Shanghai
Lung Shiang
Admiral McVey
London
Central
Kiang Wan
Hwang-Tu
Record Salt Shipments From Pomeroy Plants Hit High
POMEROY, CO. Sept 4. The Brocalsa Chemical Co reports shipments of 40 cars of salt and large quantities of calcium chloride from its Pomeroy and Syracuse plants in the past week. The move likely sets a local rail shipment record and underscores the industry’s economic impact, with profits mainly from outside markets.
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Pomeroy, CO
Brocalsa Chemical Co
Pomeroy
Syracuse
European leaders urge League role in converting arms plans
In Geneva on September 4 Premier Rama and Prime Minister MacDonald urged the League for Nations to prepare for international arms control and to lay groundwork for a world court. They warned against mutual assistance pacts as war breeders and called for America to consider joining the effort for peace.
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N. S
Geneva
Europe
America
Rama
MacDonald
League For Nations Assembly
League
All Nations
England
Alos
Ica
Army of 10 000 routed in China
A dispatch from London reports Kiangsu forces surrounding the Cheklang army northwest of the Liu Ho district were defeated after heavy losses. The 10 000 strong Kiangsu army opened the attack with reinforcements and counter attacked, driving the Cheklang troops back and routing them.
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London
Cheklang
Me Ghal
Num
Kinga
Liu Ho
Human Hair Fad Prompts Decorative Use in London
London society embraces a trend using human hair to decorate coat collars cuffs and blouses with most pieces derived from shaved or shingled hair. The style reflects a fashion quirk of the era and showcases intimate grooming as a public display.
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London
Era
Sewing Tips for Kids Garments and Accessories
Practical ideas for making a shirt dress with cuffs and a hem finish. Embroidery rings and rickrack trim can enhance the look. Suggestions include sewing an apron for a small child and creating simple carry items. Free access via a Bureau distribution with postage.
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Theodore Husima
Carpenter ST
C. L
Pe- Jones
Athensiginners
Baseball County
J. F. Collins
Abilene
Texas
Papa Collins
Mamma
Doris Maye
Collins
Albany
A Lance
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
New School
Institute
Arthur Brisbane
Dreamers
Iaflette
West
Roland Krebs
Syosett
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
Panama
Mack Tipton
Glide, Ore
Umpqua
China
U. S
Bend
Brocalsa Co
Geneviy
Frank EF. Mason
Oben
Frederick Haskin
Athens Messenger ‘Information
DB Co
Deoscee
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