Democratic Club Organized In County and Upcoming Speeches
Athens County residents organize a Democratic club replacing the women’s group with a mixed membership. Kathryn Love chairs with a $1 dues for two. Speakers include Young Hapgood at Jacksonville and Bartlett venues, with a county rally set for Saturday featuring Robert Bulkley and Hogan. Norman Thomas and party plans outlined, joining local campaign efforts.
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Democratic Club
Bulkley
Hogan
Athens
Robert @. Bulkley
Charles M. Hogan
Enth
L. J. Eberle
Democrat Club
Vs. Love
Edward Young
Robert Keenan
Secetary
Ruth E. Burdette
Walter Whitlatch
Guysville Man Ends Own Life In Field Tragedy
Bert E. Baker 53 near Guysville shot himself with a .32 revolver after a field dispute. A farm hand and his wife intervened once as a brother laborer tried to block the shot. Coroner L F Jones said Baker died instantly and no motive was found. Survived by wife, parents, and daughter Nellie Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Baker
Guyslle
L. F. Jones
Baker
Robert Bean
Bean
Jones
Mash Baker
Guysville
Nellie Woods
Baker Home
Bolin Held on Third Charge in Ohio County Case
Raymond Bolin of Buchtel was arraigned before Magistrate C C H Porter on a charge of shooting at with intent to kill the third charge against him in two days. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court under $1,200 bond. He is also under bond in connection with dynamiting a case owned by Curt Daugherty and an assault alleged to have been omitted on Anthony Briter. Hashman of Millfield faced two counts of assault and battery, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over to Common Pleas Court with bond in each. He requested a preliminary hearing with no date set. George Green, Buchtel, charged with placing dynamite on Oliver Savage’s property in uchtel, last Saturday, pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Porter and bound over to Common Pleas Court under $1,200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bolin
Buchtel
CC. H. Porter
Athens County
Anthony Brieter
Barry
Red Hashan
Millfield
Common Pleas Court
Hashman
Herbert Loudermilk
Billo Thomas
George Greennegro
Oliver Savage
Uchtel
Porter Heavy
Common Ieal Court
Flying Family Safe on Land
ANGMAGSALIK Greenland Sept 14 The Flying Hutchinsons eight aboard the City of Richmond were rescued by the trawler Lord Talbot after a plane wreck at sea They reached Angmagsalik by 3 30 p m local time Mrs Hutchinson and two daughters survived a blizzard and the voyage to shore Capt Thomas crew of 12 could not take them aboard the Lord Talbot indefinitely. locals thrilled yet provisions scarce for eight visitors as winter nears
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Angmagsalik
Greenland
U.P
City of Richmond
Lord
Talbot
Ikersuak Fjord
Hutchinson
Dulianehaab
Lord Talbot
Thomas
Shouse predicts repeal boosts liquor sales and revenue
Jouett Shouse, head of the Association against the Prohibition Amendment, told the Baltimore Advertising Club that if the Eighteenth Amendment is repealed, 17 states would legalize liquor sales and Federal revenues could reach about 1.24 billion dollars. He named states likely to permit legal sale and estimated 39,579,780 barrels of beer would be consumed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.P
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the
Shouse
Baltimore Advertising Club
Wet
Democratic National Executive
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wisconsin
Montana
Nevada
Yale Graduate Warner Reaches U S Amateur Second Round
Milton Warner of New Haven, Yale graduate, defeated Gene Vinson of Meridian Mississippi 4 and 3 to become the first player in the U S Amateur Golf championship to reach the second round at Baltimore Country Club. Chick Evans of Chicago won his second round bid with a two up over Perry Hall. Robert Grant of Hartford eliminated Wilfred Crossley 7 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Country Club
U.R
Milton Warner
New Haven
Yale University
Gene Vinson
Meridian
Miss
Chick Evans
Chicago
Perry Hall
Philadelphia
Morgan and Company
Robert Grant
Hartford
Monoplane on Rome Flight Sees Favorable Weather
The American Nurse monoplane aiming for a New York to Rome non stop flight moved toward the Azores to ride favorable east Atlantic conditions. Reported sightings placed it roughly 450 miles northwest of the Azores and 1,000 miles east of Boston as it held a 100 mph eastward course with winds moderate to strong across the region. Aboard the plane is pilot William Uldrich physician Leon PiscUIh nurse Edna Newcomer and a woodchuck mascot Testwind serving as a carbon monoxide detector.
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London
New York
Rome
Azores Islands
Azores
Ashburton
Winnebago
Cape Race
Boston
Air Ministry
Atlantic
Ireland
Iceland
William Uldrich
Leon M. Piscuih
Edna Newcomer
Williamsport
McKee Is Different
The New York mayor Joseph V. McKee hosted the first official city hall reception since succeeding James J. Walker as mayor. Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak attended. McKee appeared courteous yet slightly embarrassed and eager to return to his desk.
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New York
Chicago
City Hall
Joseph V. McKee
James J. Walker
Jimmy
McKee
Anton J. Cermak
Democrats Confident Ohio Will Back State Leaders
Ohio Democrats predicting a November rebuke of Republican leadership after Maine victory. Henry G. Brunner says defeated GOP candidates are "three new forgotten men" and foresees Gov. White re elected as voters reject national GOP leadership while keeping state leadership.
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Brunner
Maine
Columbus
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Democratic State Executive Committee
David. Ingalls
Gilbert Bettman
United States
White
Red Cross flour distribution requires Athens permit
New Marshfield residents not listed on the distribution chart must visit the Red Cross office in Athens to receive a permit before obtaining flour, announced today by distributor Joseph Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Red Cross
Athens
Joseph Barron
Pat Hurley and the Rome trip vote attempt in Hollywood
In Hollywood a biting column notes Pat Hurley was drafted to rally Republicans and face the American Legion for votes. The piece mocks his speech as flamboyant and compares it to a radio kingfish moment, suggesting he avoided danger yet failed to secure votes.
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Hollywood
Calif
Rome
Hoover
Pat Hurley
American Legion
Pat
de Mystic Knights of de Sea
Youra
Will
Bonus for veterans looms at Hoover convention
In Portland Oregon on September 14 delegates debated instant cash payment of the World War I bonus. A convention floor clash looms as a minority vows to oppose the measure while Nebraska Missouri and Minnesota push for a vote opposing immediate payment. Brig. Gen Frank T Hines defends the administration. Hurley left before a decision.
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Portland
Ore
American Legion
Hoover
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Frank T. Hines
Hurley
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Akron Mary Woodfield seeks divorce to settle down
Mary Alice Chambers Outland Woodfield known as Akron Mary filed suit for divorce from Harry W. Woodfield to settle down to a quiet life per her attorney. Akron Mary had been linked to Hy mie Martin in the Cleveland councilman William Potter murder case, though she was not called in the second trial. She accuses Woodfield of wilful absence and failure to support.
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Akron, O
U.P
Mary Alice Chambers
Outland Woodfield
Akron Mary
Harry W. Woodfield
E. F. Trunko
Akron
Mary
Hymie Martin
William Potter
Cleveland
Martin
Woodfield
Odd Battle Between Snake and Spider Captivates City
In ST. CHARLES Illinois a 10 inch garden snake fights for its life against a black spider entangled in a web inside a city pump house. Ernest Davis water department foreman found them Aug 22 and Mayor Langum ordered no interruptions as the struggle continues with the snake gaining brief freedom only to be retangled. The creature remains stubbornly alive and appears fresh amid the webbed snare.
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ST. Charles
Ill
Ernest Davis
Water Department
Langum
Maine Results Spur G O P Fight Leaders
Hoover presses Republican leaders to stronger campaign activity after Maine results signal a hard fight for the party. Roosevelt heads on a trans continental speaking tour as GOP aides weigh expanding his schedule and rebuilding efforts to regain Maine in the presidential race.
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Maine
G.O.P
Washington
U.P
Hoover
Roosevelt
Sult
Explosion reported in Athens County mine area
One explosion occurred in the Athens County mine area near Beaumont around 9 30 PM last night with no damage reported. The Rendville house of John Hale, employed at Sun day Creek Coal Mine No 9, was stoned around 5 AM with several windows broken. Twenty men worked at Rendville, and other operations listed varying worker counts across multiple mines.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Beaumont
John Hale
Rendville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
Hollister
Orbiston
Chauncey
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Lathrop
License Required As Squirrel Season Opens
Squirrel season opened Thursday with plenty of game but two Athens men Fred Weber and Grant Gilkey were fined after hunting Tuesday without licenses. Deputy Swartz apprehended them and Magistrate Porter fined them $25 plus costs. Gordon Bush, the third in the group, had a license so faced no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fred Weber
Grant Gilkey
B. F. Swartz
C. H. Porter
Gordon Bush
Ouimet Sets Nine Hole Golf Record In 1930 Amateur
Francis Ouimet of Brookline Massachusetts, defending champion, carded a medal score of 30 five under par on the outward nine in the U S Amateur Championship match against George Voigt of New York. Ouimet birdied all five holes, breaking Bobby Jones previous nine hole record of 31.
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Baltimore Country Club
U.P
Francis Ouimet
Brookline
Mass
George Voigt
New York
Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Minikahda
Roosevelt Proposes Tariff Benefits for Farmers in Midwest
President Roosevelt outlines a self financing plan to grant farmers a tariff advantage equal to industrial benefits. He seeks tax equity, mortgage refinancing, and expanded farm credit while stressing non coercive, voluntary, decentralized administration and cooperation. Operators meet White to discuss coal strike settlement as district officials prepare further talks.
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Roosevelt
Midwest
Repealists Lose Primary Rights In U S Today
Prohibition and resubmission candidates led several contests in today's primary returns. Notable results include Senator Wesley J. Jones gaining a three to two edge in Washington, Gov. Roland Hartley trailing, New Hampshire nominees Winant and Mosem re elected, and Ernest Gibson leading Loren Pierce in Vermont. Huey Long's operators won in Louisiana with Overton in line against Brousard. Cole Blease appears defeated in South Carolina.
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Wesley J. Jones
Washington
Jones
Adan Beeler
Roland Hartley
John A. Gellatly
New Hampshire
John G. Winant
George H. Mosem
Ernest W. Gibson
Loren R. Pierce
Huey Long
Louisiana
John H. Overton
U. S
Edwin Broussard
Long
Prohibition
Vermont
House of Representatives
Brattleboro
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Violence at Iowa farm strike escalates after truck assault
A cattle truck driver pushing through picket lines on Highway 15 was attacked in Sioux City as violence re-ignited in the farm strike. Police arrested five suspects after a mass meeting of about 4000 peers voted 436 to 24 percent to continue picketing, with spreading activity into South Dakota and western Nebraska.
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Sioux City
U.P
Highway No. 15
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Ohio Democrats hold first Seventeen District rally in Coshocton
Ohio Democratic leaders and candidates for state district and county offices convene at Lake Park Coshocton for the Seventeen District rally. Gov. George White may be delayed due to mine strike conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
U.P
Ohio
Lake Park
George White
Hearing on coal rates across Ohio fields to Cleveland area
Athens Nelsonville and Logan representatives joined the State Utilities Commission in Columbia for a hearing on prevailing coal freight rates from the Pittsburgh No 8 and Coshocton fields to northern Ohio. The commission seeks rate comparisons with Cambridge Crookedville and Hocking Districts as railroads widen differentials. Railroads must file briefs within 10 days. coal operators and major lines were present.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Colummbia
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Pittaburgh No
Coshocton
Cambridge
Crookeville
Hocking
Pitteburgh No
Jefferson
Belmont
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Ray
Kern
Pittsburgh
Coal, Coke, and Iron Committee
Central States Association
William Emery
Cambridge Collieries Company
George K. Smith
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ravenna Man Held on Assault Charge in Portage County
Fernando Martino alias Fred Martino was jailed in Portage County on an assault and battery charge as New York authorities prepared to transport him for a 1917 first degree murder indictment related to a gang feud slaying of Pasquale Inardone and John Castagana.
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Ravenna
U.P
Fernando Martino
Fred Martino
Portage County
Jalis
New York
Martino
Pasquale Inardone
John Castagana
Hoover II to Meet President at White House
Herbert W. Hoover of the Hoover Co. North Canton and delegate from Canton attends the National Conference on Welfare and Relief Mobilization. He will be a guest at the White House in Washington tomorrow.
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Canton
U.R
Herbert W. Hoover
The
Hoover Co
North Canton
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
White House
Washington
Stark County
Citizens’ Relief Committee
National Conference On Welfare and Relief Mobilization
Governors seeks end to Southeastern Ohio mine strike
Gov. George White moves to resolve the Southeastern Ohio coal strike after seven hours of talks with miners and state officials. Two conferences are planned with mine districts and union leaders to decide if further delay can be avoided. Miners present compromise proposals drafted by a five member committee at the session led by James Berry of the State Division of Mines.
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Columbus
Southeastern Ohio
George White
Pomeroy
Crookeville
Hocking
Adjt
Frank DB. Mead
Minera
James Berry
State Division of Mines
Miners and operators near settlement after lengthy talks
After five hours of discussion between administrative representatives and the miners, a plan was to be sent to coal operators for review. Governor White expected further meetings with miners officials, the governor, and General Henderson to iron out serious differences. Key issue is restoring strikers to pre strike jobs, with some mines already filled by others, and minor disputes over Miners Burial Association funds. Miner delegates declined to comment, but left in good humor.
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Minera
Furthe
Henderson
White
Ievolves
Burial Association
Lee
David Watkins
Savage
Percy Tetlow
Bettman Proposes Debate Dates On Prohibition Question
Republican U S Senator candidate Gile Bert Bettman proposes a Cleveland debate with Democrat Robert J Bulkley on Sept 28 or Oct 1 to address the prohibition issue and other topics including tariff, revenue, and relief. Bettman urges speed so checks clear of prohibition concerns.
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Columbus
U.R
Gilebert Bettman
Uni
Robert J Bulkley
Cleveland
Bettman
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Flying Experimental Laboratory
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New Orleans
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Woodrow Wilson
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United Press
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Stalter-Nesen Company
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New York Coal Company
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Manhattan Coal Company
Garrett Claypool
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