Disillusion Over U S Entry Clouded League of Nations Outlook
Canada’s Sir George Foster told the League of Nations assembly that the United States’ failure to join marked the era’s greatest disillusion but the League still advanced. He noted Germany’s upcoming access and possible demand to alter the Versailles terms while praising Locarno’s practical shift and the Hague Court’s role in peace.
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League
Geneva
Canada
League of Nation
The
E of Nations
Germany
Foster
North American
Sir George
United States
Locarno
Hague Court
Austria
Hungary
Turner's 3050 mile search ends in murder at Falmouth
Benjamin Turner traveled three years and 3050 miles to find James B Hallen. He shot Hallen five times on Hallens doorstep in Falmouth Foreside. Turner told witnesses and Sheriff King I Graham I shot him and he ruined me financially.
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Portland
Benjamin Turner
James B. Hallen
Forney
Turner
Hallen
Falmouth
King
Graham
Tragic Local Listeners: Oil Field Worker Bert McGinnis Dead
Bert McGinnis a 46 year old oil field worker was found dead in the bathroom of Will Roberts 3 Franklin avenue Athens the body showing a self inflicted wound in the temple a thirty two calibre revolver lay beside him His employer Tom Clarke reported McGinnis recently returned from Elba and had been drinking heavily in the days before his death Friends noted despondency and fifteen empty whisky bottles were found He leaves a wife and six children in Elba with funeral arrangements pending
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Bert McGinnis
Bert McGinnes
Will Roberts
Franklin Avenue
McGinnis
Volver
Tom Clarke
Athens
Elba
Clarke
Herb Parker
Roberts
Independents Rise as Democrats Need Two Seats to Control Senate
Primary results show independents strengthening with Blaine and Brookhart victories in Wisconsin and Iowa. Democrats could seize Senate control by winning two seats, forming a non administration bloc with independents, possibly reshaping committees and leadership in the next Congress.
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Washington
Senate
John J. Blaine
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Bain
LaPollette
North Dakota
Jury Disagrees in Delinquency Case
Floyd Rosser twenty two of New Marsh yfield was discharged in juvenile court after a four hour jury deliberation over contributing to the delinquency of a fifteen year old girl. The judge said the case will be retried.
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Floyd Rosser
New Marshyfield
Samuel M. Johnson
Dolomite Quarry Cave-In Kills Worker Near Tiffin
Joseph Lombard, 28, died in a cave-in at the Dolomite Quarries in Maple Grove near Tiffin when earth loosened by blasting crushed his skull.
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Joseph Lombard
Maplegrove
Here
Lombard
Jewish Merchants Observe New Year in Hocking Valley
Jewish merchants across the Hocking valley close shops to mark Rosh Hashanah beginning September 9. The observance precedes Repentance Sabbath, with key dates September 15 Memorial Day and September 17 Day of Atonement.
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Hocking Valley
New York Central Seeks Ohio Line Purchase Approval
Washington Sept. 9 The New York Central railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to buy the Bailey Run Sugar Creek and Athens railroad line in Ohio at a cost of 200 000 It is reported the line is owned by coal operators whose properties lie along it.
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Washington
New Yor Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey Run
Sugar Creek
Athens
Ohio
New York Central
Mrs Wilson to Tour Romania and Meet Royal Family
Mrs Woodrow Wilson will travel by car through Romania and be received at Sinaia in a royal summer villa audience. Officials say the government has arranged extensive honors for the widow of the American wartime president.
Farmers Enrolled in Radio College for Agriculture Courses
The department of agriculture plans to enroll about 250000 farmers in a radio farm college starting next month. Courses, broadcast by leading stations, will cover livestock dairy poultry and farming, with pamphlets and a 24 course, 8 lesson series.
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Radio College
Consolidated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Radio Farm College
Sam Pickard
Department
Radio Farm School
Weather Man
Constable Edgar Mariner to be Laid to Rest in Athens
Funeral services for Constable Edgar C. Mariner, who died from gunshot wounds while on duty, will be held Saturday at 10:30 AM in the Methodist church with Dr. Daniel McGurk officiating. Burial at Union Street cemetery follows. Mariner, born March 23, 1884 in Marshfield, Wisconsin, leaves a wife and four children, his mother Mrs. Lavina Laughlin, and siblings in Florida, Michigan, and Athens.
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Edgar C. Mariner
Daniel McGurk
Union Street
Mariner
Constable
Carl Porter
Justice of Peace
Constable Mariner
Mr. Mariner
Joe Wood
Hanlin Avenue
Herb Thompson
First Street
Wood
Thompson
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Athens
Ohio Collieries Company
Elsie Mariner
Georner
Willard
Emma
Lois
Lavina Laughlin
Charles Mariner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bert Mariner
Pontiac
Mich
Edna Sherman
George McCrum
German Will Explain How He Obtained Money in Fraud Case
Richard Merton of Frankfurt-on-the-Main testified as the government star witness in the case against Harry Daugherty and Thomas Miller. He recounts how he secured seven million dollars in seized American Metal assets and how six and a half million was paid at a gay champagne party in New York. The trial contends Merton and associates used a Swiss holding to mask the return of assets to the Swiss concern.
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New York
U.P
Richard Merton
Frankfort-on the-Main
Germany
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Ian
Merton
John T. King
Bridgeport
Conn
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Miller
American Metal Company
Smith
King
U. S
Emery B. Buckner
Buckner
Metal Bank
Frankfort
Metalgesellschaft Or
Metal Trust
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs Meteaux
Switzerland
Metalfresellschaft
Societe Sousse Pour Valeurs Meteaux
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Progressives Run Wisconsin Victory Amid Primary Storm
Milwaukee Wis Sept 9 Progressives led by La Follette swept most primary contests in Wisconsin history preserving state control. The notable exception was Attorney General Herman Ekern's defeat by Fred Zimmerman for the Republican governor nomination, a result seen as tantamount to election. Governor Blaine led in the Republican senatorial contest against Irvine Lenroot with about a 20 000 vote margin, backed by Senator Robert M La Follette Jr.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
la Follette
Wisconsin
Herman Ekern
Fred Zimmerman
John J. Blaine
Irvine L. Lenroot
Coolidge
Blaine
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Marietta Golfers Return Mat In Athens Tourney
Thirty five Marietta golfers arrived in Athens to meet the Athens Country Club in a return match. Play began at 1 o clock this afternoon as the two clubs renew their recent contest.
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Marietta
Athens
Bandits Loot Gale Paper Mill Payroll in Akron Heist
In Akron today four and twenty masked men entered Gale Paper Mill Company offices in Northfield, bound staff with wire and escaped with the payroll totaling 8400 dollars.
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Akron
Sept. Y
Gale Paper Mill Company
Northfield
Police adopt new bullet proof suits in Cleveland
Cleveland police receive ten chest to thigh armor suits costing $100 each. Lieutenant Harry Weis says the suits shield the body from neck to thighs and are worn under clothing after rifle range tests.
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Cleveland
U.p—D
Harry Weis
Leader of Canton Jungle Life Called to Stand Today
Canton September hearing on ousted police chief Lengel continued as Carl Studer pool room proprietor and alleged Canton jungle man was arrested on a charge of maintaining a house of ill fame as he left the witness stand. Witnesses testified yesterday that Studer twice threatened the life of Sejanus A. Lengel while seeking reinstatement.
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Canton
U.P
Carl Studer
Sejanus A. Lengel
Studer
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Civil Service Commission
Lengel
8. M. Swarts
Meliett
Ruth Gordon
Hubert C. Pontius
Oscar Abt
City Council Hall
Mellett
Underworld
April
John Wise
George Beresford
Miss Gordon
Fourth Street
Chinese armies near Hankow spark broad nationalist advance
Reports from Peking warn of an imminent radical nationalist push across China as Cantonese forces gain in Hankow and Hankow's capture seems likely. Analysts say a new ultra nationalist government could void unequal treaties and end foreign courts.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Peking
China
Yangtze River
Hankow
Hanyang
Pittsburgh
Central District
Canton
Moscow
Feng Yuh-Hsiang
Bandits Captured After Illinois Central Jewelry Heist
Three bandits held up three jewelry salesmen on an Illinois Central train and escaped with about 500000 dollars in diamonds. Within twelve hours a local posse captured George Brown G A Burke and Henry Leonard in dense brush on a Buckley area farm and the men confessed to the robbery. Leonard claimed Montana as his home.
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Buckley
U.R
Illinois Central
George Brown
G. A. Burke
Chicago
Henry Leonard
Montana
George Pacey
Lunacy Board to Decide Frusta Fate in Daughter's Death
Sandusky reports that 29 year old Ezequiel Frusta who killed his two year old daughter Farmen with a bread knife and attempted suicide will learn the board's decision today after lunacy proceedings.
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Sandusky
Ezequiel Frusta
Farmen
How to Remove Eighty Eight Stains
A 30 page illustrated booklet from the Bureau lists remedies for common clothing and household stains. Fill out the coupon, include four cents for return postage, and mail your name and address to receive the booklet.
Change Charges In Disappearance Case
Joe Wood, an African American man, faces shooting charges for killing Constable Edward Mariner. Prosecutors say Wood fired while on duty, and he was wounded at Sheltering Arms Hospital before being moved for processing. Sheriff McKinley broke the news of Mariner’s death to him, eliciting a rare, restrained reaction.
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Joe Wood
Edward
Mariner
R. W. Finsterwald
Wood
Sheltering Arms Hospital
P. H. McKinley
Marcinez
Son Refuses to Talk on Edgar Mariner Shooting
Willard Mariner, 17, who was with his father during the shooting of Edgar Mariner, refuses to disclose details. He says the Messenger story is truce though facts remain undisclosed. He remains silent on orders from Prosecuting Attorney R. W. Finsterwald.
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Edgar ©. Mariner
Willard Mariner
Willard
Messenger
R. W. Finsterwald
Wood held on murder charge after sheriff shooting
Wood was committed to the county jail last night on a shooting with intent to kill charge. The first degree murder warrant was served late this morning. Herb and Mrs. Thompson, who aided the search warrant, are missing, complicating the case and raising questions about the warrant’s validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Herb Thompson
First Street
Carl Poreter
Thompson
Man speeds to flee sweetheart in Detroit court
Edward Winners testified in traffic court he drove 55 mph to escape the girl’s sweetheart, who sat beside him. He was fined 25 dollars after being overtaken by a deputy sheriff.
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Winners
Car wreck near Muskegon kills two and injures one
Two people died and a third was seriously injured when an automobile plunged over an embankment near Muskegon Michigan last night and caught fire.
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Muskegon
Mid
Sept. S
Fromborne
Here
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United Press
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Robert Mack
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Justice Porter
By Ludwell Denny
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Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Officer Mariner
Thompsons
Porter
Sweetheart
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