Women delegates sail to Paris for American Legion auxiliary
Mrs A V Howell of this city and Mrs Harry Bennett of Middleport depart for New York to sail Friday on the Celtic for Paris to attend the American Legion auxiliary convention September 17 to 23. They helped form the auxiliary and will tour battlefields in France Belgium England before returning in six weeks.
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Pomeroy
Mres
A. Vv. Howell
Harry Bennett
Middleport
New York City
Paris
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Gfrance
Belgium
Iland
England
Emking
Stolen supplies recovered at Tuppers Plains report
Report from Tuppers Plains states goods and supplies taken from the Stout filling station valued around 500 dollars have been recovered except for a portion. Authorities hold a clue as a threshing machine operator found plunder hidden off a side road after following a truck tracks.
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Pomeroy
Tuppers Plains
Stout
Hobson Wins Middleport Baseball Clash 4 to 1
In a Pythian park game at La r day Hobson defeated Chester 4 to 1. Catcher Young sustained a dislocation and injuries treated after an X ray, with a likely return home soon.
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Middleport
Pythian Park
Chester
Hobon
Hobson
Otzer
Catcher Young
Orhe
Picnic Grounds Prove Popular Near Rutland
Rutland area picnic grounds operated by the Rathburns draw public use with events listed including a Pomeroy Christian church gathering, Emancipation day exercises, Amanda Snyder reunion, and a Labor Day picnic by the Peace church group.
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Rutland
Pomeroy Christian Church
Amanda Snyder
Labor Day
Squirrels illegal hunting row prompts complaints in Pomeroy
Sept 7 reports say residents complain that new hunting laws are violated. Farmers claim the yearlong ban on killing squirrels is being ignored. A group of sportsmen reportedly volunteers to catch offenders while Fish and Game members, though not fully approving the law, fear privileging a few over the law abiding majority.
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Pomeroy
Fish and Game Associa
Western Union to train staff on new keyboard writing systems
George, from the East Liverpool Western Union office, visited Pomeroy and will attend a Western Union school at Valparaiso to learn operation of new keyboard style machines. The system will replace the current tick writer method, with larger offices first and all offices later adopting the change. Mrs Race and their baby plan to stay with relatives in Marietta during Mr Race’s absence.
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Pomeroy
George
Western Union Pic
East Liverpool
Wes- Union “School
Valparaiso
Western Union
Race
Marietta
Delayed Ships Hit Pomeroy Schedules in Fog
Heavy fogs disrupt timetables as passenger boats miss runs. The General Wood delays until Monday noon after a Saturday eve due date. The Senator Cardill sails 24 hours late from Parkersburg with freight and a full passenger list.
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Pomeroy
General Wood
Senator Cardill
Parkersburg
Feeder Cattle Car Arrives in Orange Township
A carload of 42 Hereford steers averaging 545 pounds arrived in Orange Township to be developed for market on local grazing lands. The steers cost five and a half cents per pound and were brought in by H. L. French of St. Paul through local buyers Will Folrod Cooney Bentz Charles Findling and Will Findling.
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Tuppers Plains
Orange Township
Salem
Will Folrod
Cooney Bentz
Charles Findling
Will Findling
H. L. French
St. Paul
Minnesota
Orange
West
Ill and Relatives Move as Visits Occur in Syracuse Area
Mrs. Jacob Gueser, seriously ill, was moved to her daughter Mrs Dana Hysell in Syracuse for care. Mr. and Mrs Walter Eynon spend a few days at Magnetic Springs. A Beach party for A E Boatman’s Sunday school class ends with refreshments in Syracuse. Mr and Mrs Thomas Deegan and their Newport Ky baby visit sister Mrs Claude Durst. Mr and Mrs Roy Cooper return to Cleveland after a two week visit with Mrs Bradbury. The Rev Willard Grant leaves for Boston after visiting Mrs Grant’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ebersbach. Mrs Grant remains longer.
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Jacob Gueser
Dana Hysell
Syracuse
Walter Eynon
Magnetic Springs
A. E. Boatman
Thomas Deegan
Baby
Newport, Ky
Thomas
Claude Durst
Roy Cooper
Cleveland
Mrs. Bradbury
Willard Grant
Boston
Local social notes recount travels and visits across cities
Mrs Lyston Fultz travels to Chicago for an extended visit with her aunt Mrs Helen Smith. Mrs L B Larimer of Cincinnati returns home after visiting sister Mrs W J Devinney and family. Mrs Howard Jackson visits with her sister in Cincinnati along with Miss Kathleen Jackson. Mr and Mrs G A Swanlow and daughter Carolyn and Leslie Snyder, all of Columbus, visited here over Labor Day. Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas spent several days in Charleston with his sister Mrs Margaret Hudson.
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Lyston Fultz
Chicago
Helen Smith
L. B. Larimer
Cincinnati
W. J. Devinney
Howard Jackson
Kathleen Jackson
G. A. Swanlow
Carolyn
Leslie Snyder
Columbus
Dave Farmer
Charles Thomas
Charleston
Mr. Thomas
Margaret Hudson
Old Glory Flight Aids Rival Vessels After Takeoff
The airship Old Glory departed Old Orchard Maine for Rome at 12 31 pm, while ships Transylvania California and Majestic intercepted wireless reports. Three crew members Lloyd Bertaud James DeWitt Hill and Philip Payne and emergency gear were aboard as the plane reported progress before vanishing at sea near Cape Race.
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Bone
Transylvania
California
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Majestic
White Star Line
Greenwich Time
Carmania
London
Old Glory
Lloyd W. Bertaud
James DeWitt Hill
Philip A. Payne
The
New York Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
Fokker
Old Orchard
Rome
Miner Killed and Another Injured in Riot After Miami Conference
Taplin disputes claims of Murray and Fagan's presence at a Miami meeting with Lewis over miner operator talks before the national coal strike. Taplin says his firms continued under the 1924 Jacksonville agreement for its full term and remained friendly with operators.
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Lewis
Taplin
Miami
Fla
Murray
Fagan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jacksonville
Affiant Denies Stock Purchases in Pittsburgh Coal Co
Taplin states he did not tell Lewis he or any associates bought or planned to buy Pittsburgh Coal stock. He argues control rests with a few individuals and is not market accessible. The stock spike came after the Miami conference, not during any control plot. The only stock reference was Lewis suggesting Taplin seize stock to restore union control, which Taplin rejected. He notes Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co holds a key wage position and signing a scale could persuade others.
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Affiant
Lewis
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Taplin
Miami
License Suspended for William Andrews in DWI Case
William Andrews pleaded guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated before Justice Pearl W. Helwig. His license was suspended for one year and he was fined 100 plus costs, with an extra 10 plus costs for intoxication. John Lowery also pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined 10 plus costs. Both men were in a car that struck a Beasley Ford garage truck.
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William Andrews
Pearl W. Helwig
Andrews
John Lowery
I Helwig
Beasley Ford
Crawford seeks divorce from Oliver Crawford in Common Pleas
Flossie D. Crawford files in Common Pleas folowing willful absence and neglect claim against Oliver O. Crawford. Married June 29 1962 the couple has no minor children. Defendant owns $1 200 Nelsonville lot and is enjoined from disposing of the property. Divorce and alimony are requested.
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Flossie D. Crawford
Oliver O. Crawford
Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville
Crawford
Kern Pleads Not Guilty On Day Violation Charge
In Athens County Common Pleas court Barney Kern of Athens pleaded not guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Bond set at 300 dollars. trial date not yet set. Also Mary Puglin and C D Giacomo pleaded not guilty to liquor charges with bonds at 500 and pending trial. Arthur Norman convicted on liquor possession. motions for new trial pending. Several liquor related cases dropped or dismissed and John Pearson approved as deputy sheriff.
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Barney Kern
Athens
Athens County
Common Pleas
Kern
P. H. McKinley
Mary Puglin
C. D. Giacomo
Mattie Brooks
Karl Brooks
John Pearson
Josiah McDaniel Dies Near Canaanville at 76
Josiah McDaniel aged 76 died last night at 9 30 at his home near Canaanville after a several weeks illness. Born in Bedford County Pennsylvania he came to Athens County in 1865 and lived here since. He was a member of the United Brethren church. Survived by his wife four children Elizabeth Kendall Ira McDaniel Emma Gaston Edith and three brothers and a sister. Funeral at 10 30 Friday at the Canaanville church with burial in West Union street cemetery Athens.
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Canaanville
Josiah McDaniel
Mr. McDaniel
Bedford County
Athens County
United Brethren Church
Elizabeth Kendall
New Salem
Ira McDaniel
Georgia
Emma Gaston
Edith McDaniel
West Union Street
Athens
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Co. Hartinger
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A. Miller
Chas. Hennessy
Emmer Beeson
Orville Bers
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Ohio River
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New England
H. J. Hysell Furniture Company
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Detroit
William 8. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Brock
Schlee
British India
Rose
Graham
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Woodworth Building
Mill St
Wilson Bros. Haberdashery
Eiser
Hart- Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Kerr Hardware Co
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