Reduction in taxes 10 come in next year
Promises of more tax relief in 1923 accompany the administration’s 3.2 billion tax bill awaiting passage this year. A complete revision is planned by the Senate finance committee and Senator Penrose. War taxes on tobacco candy and similar items likely to remain or be kept in reserve with autos theater tickets and apparel continuing to bear levies.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Penrose
Passengers of Famous Dewitt Clinton Train Recalled in Michigan
In Michigan's early 20th century Dewitt Clinton trip, Grand Rapids resident Mary Anne Mann aged 90 and Marshall resident John T Bernen aged 96 claim to be the state’s first living riders of the pioneer limited. Mann recalls the train as unsafe for children while Bernen says he rode at age six with his conductor father.
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Lansing
Mich
Dewitt Clinton
Michigan
Mary Anne Mann
Grand Rapids
John T. Bernen
Marshall
Bernen
Curran Landslide Wins New York City GOP Mayoral Nomination
Henry H. Curran led the Republican tilt for the nomination to face Mayor John F. Hylan with a 63 000 vote edge as results came in from six districts. Aldermanic President Fiorello LaGuardia placed second, ahead of Judge Reuben L. Haskell amid Hylan Democrat efforts. Women voters helped push Curran's margin while Livingston Place polls saw violence injuring James Shallock, campaign manager for James J. Hines.
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New York
New York City
Henry H. Curran
John F. Hylan
Curran
F. H. Laguardia
Reuben L. Haskell
Hylan Democrats
Livingston Place
James Shallock
James J. Hines
Adom rules in effect in sity
Athens women hosting college students faced housing rules that prohibit sharing homes by men and women. After four to five homes housed both genders, the housing office instructs women to find separate rooms to maintain the eight year old college regulation.
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Athens
Ohio Football Team Faces Tough Schedule Under Heat
Twenty two Ohio varsity candidates labored at Ohio Field as coach Finsterwald directs initial practice. Captain Fuller and a host of backfield contenders competed for berths while eyeing a hard schedule and a clash with Morris Harvey College a week away.
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Ohio
Ohio Field
Finsterwald
Morris-Harvey College
Peg” Fuller
Colorado
Vaughn Haines
Haines
Ine
Pee” Fuller
Bob Loomis
Duvall
Dutch Littler
Virgil Pope
Bren Polling
Bethany
Jeffries
Payne
Campbell
O'Donnell
Steenrod
O’daffer
Pixler
Patterson
Kircher
Cowden
Rush
Gillan
All State Halt
Wat” Hanley
Wellston
Student body 5 larger now
Registration at Ohio University this morning stood at 1210 with indications that the number would pass the 1800 mark before the day War over. Already the number exceeds by nearly 200 the students enrolled for the first semester last year. Incoming girls estimated at 700, but actual numbers may be larger. Principal Russell Rupp of Athens high noted ongoing registration figures and expected a substantial increase over previous years.
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Ohio University
Voigt
Russell Rupp
Athens High
Athens High Football Prospects Gain Weighty Additions
Fifty candidates answered Coach Torrance’s call for Athens high football players this fall. Six letter men were named Ed Sharp capt center Gande left tackle Booby Battin left half Schaffer right guard Hughes forward Abby Wilcox half. Three new heavier lads including Pete McKiney son of Deputy Sheriff McKinley weigh about 175 pounds and show promise for positions.
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Torrance
Athens High
Ed Sharp
Gande
Booby Battin
Schaffer
Hughes
Abby Wilcox
Pete” McKiney
McKinley
Yesterday's Hero Hooper Tops White Sox in 6 2 Win
Yesterday's hero Harry Hooper homered twice plus a single and two walks, scoring four runs as the White Sox defeated the Yankees 6 to 2. Cleveland narrowed the gap with a 11 to 5 win over the Athletics. Joe Wood started in place of Speaker as Irish Meusel's triple sparked a 4 to 3 Giants win over the Reds. Detroit beat the Red Sox 7 to 5 in the series opener while Jim Ring out pitched Keen and the Phils beat the Cubs 4 to 2. The Browns slugged the Senators 15 to 1 and the Pirates routed the Braves 5 to 3 behind Carlson.
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Harry Hooper
White Sox
Yanks
Cleveland
Yankees
Indians
Athletics
Joe Wood
Speaker
Irish Meusel
Kelley
Giants
Reds
Detroit
Sam Jones
Red Sox
Jim Ring
Keen
Phils
Cubs
Browns
Senators
Carlson
Pirates
Braves
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American Association results show Louisville 16 over Columbus 3 Indianapolis 3 over Toledo 2 and Indianapolis 9 to Toledo 2 with Minneapolis facing Kansas City rained out. National League games include New York 4 Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings Boston 8 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Boston 8 plus Brooklyn St Louis rained out. American League outcomes list Chicago 6 New York 2 Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 15 Washington 1 Detroit 7 Boston 2.
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New York Eee Ewes
Puro A Ccevase
Luda Ccsuas
Boston Eneeee
Brooklyn
E * Eee
Cincinnati
Chicago Eenee Eee
Philadelphia
Eee
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis- Kansas City
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn-St. Louis
T. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Baby’s Things Careful Attention Advertisement
Short notice urges thorough cleaning of infants gear with Blue Devil product by date 9 12 16. The copy stresses gentle care and safety for babies items while promoting the cleaner’s use.
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Baby
State Prepares to End the Trial in Matewan Murder Case
Prosecutors in Williamson West Virginia prepare to close the case against Reece Chambers and Fred Burgraff charged with murdering detective J. W. Ferguson in the Matewan gun battle of May 1920. The state contends Burgraff fired the fatal shot after the main skirmish ended.
Moore Files Candidacy for Athens Township Trustee
Charles S. Moore announces candidacy for the office of Athens Township Trustee. A past reference listed him as C. T. Moore in yesterday's paper, though official filing now identifies him as Charles S. Moore.
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Charles S. Moore
Charles 8. Moore
Athens Township
C. T. Moore
Athens Golf Team to Face Lancaster Veterans
Seventeen Athens golfers will travel to Lancaster Country Club tomorrow to compete against Lancaster veterans. The group leaves about 8:00 A M Thursday and returns in the evening. Included are businessmen John Swanson Charles E Howe Will Cable Chas OBleness S M Johnson Oscar Fulton George Whipple Fred Bush A E B Whaley John Wooley Harry Beckley Jack Sweeney John Preston FP D Forsythe Ralph Jennings and Carl Stickney. The outing aims to provide valuable experience and enjoyment on the Lancaster course.
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Athens
Lancaster
Lancaster Country Club
John Swanson
Charles E. Howe
Will Cable
Chas
O’bleness
S. M. Johnson
Oscar Fulton
George Whipple
Fred Bush
A. E B. Whaley
John Wooley
Harry Beckley
Jack Sweeny
John Preston
FP. D. Forsythe
Ralph Jennings
Carl Stickney
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Amesville Week
Amesville hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J E Bennett and Mr and Mrs Alex Marquis of Athens. Miss Iris Stewman from Ohio University visited family. The piece notes property sale on W J Warrener farm to Smith Brothers of Marietta, and a homecoming event at Hoop ers Ridge church set for next Sunday.
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J. E. Bennett
E. Crowther
Youngstown
G. L. Fleming
Kissimee
Fla
Smith
Michner
Chesterhill
Hoopers Ridge
Local politics heated as township and village tickets form
September updates note strife ahead in township and municipal races with independents in the township and two full village tickets. Also reported: railroad repair near Palos with engine and six cars removed from the gulch and trestle nearing completion. mine work to start in about a week. workers mostly secured jobs with extra pay.
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Palos
Anniversary of Civil War Battles Noted by Captain
Capt J B Allen recalls his unit's South Mountain fight 59 years ago this day and notes Corp Joe Pickering's 59th anniversary as a prisoner captured at Harper's Ferry by Stonewall Jackson's brigade. He jokes about hay fever matching past combat effort.
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J. B. Allen
South Mountain
Corp
Joe Pickering
Harper’s Ferry
Stonewal Jackson
Rebs
Local families host visits and new birth in Chauncey area
Whitehall guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Drake and Mrs Alli son Drake with twins Herbert and Robert. Leonard Ash welcomed a daughter born Friday September 2. C S Moore and daughters Edna and Bertha with Ray Moore visited William Martin and family at Chase. Helen Harmon visited Mrs Isaac Castie. Gladys Braley called on the Mills family. Wright Penrod of Trimble spent the weekend with local friends.
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Jasper Drake
Chauncey
Allison Drake
Herbert
Robert
W. H. Drake
Helen Harmon
Carpenter
Isaac Castie
Leonard Ash
C. S. Moore
Edna
Bertha
Ray Moore
Athens
William Martin
Chase
Gladys Braley
Milton Mills
Hebbardsville
Wright Penrod
Trimble
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