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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1924

Page

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Davis Attacks Klan as He Courts Labor Votes in Chicago

Democratic nominee John W. Davis spoke in Chicago and Gary Ind to rally labor support. He predicted a Democratic victory, attacked corruption in the Republican cabinet, denounced the Ku Klux Klan, and urged 100 percent American allegiance and universal equal rights.

I. N Chicago Illinois Democracy John W. Davis Gary Ind Wheeling W. Va Davis Democratic Party Coolidge America United States

West Evangelists to Lead Fall Campaign

The Edwards Walker Evangelistic company of Kansas City Mo will headline a fall campaign for the Christian church. They have spoken in several Ohio cities and will move to Pittsburgh for a two month engagement after their Ohio meeting. Reverend Chatley praises their character and methods as above reproach and urges all church members to attend Sunday services for plans ahead of the evangelistic team’s arrival.

The Christian Church Edwards- Walker Evangelistic Company Kansas City Ohio Pittsburg Chatley

Carrie Bragon Death Mystery In Taunton Inn Owner Case

Taunton Massachusetts police questioned Ernest Belanger after the Rainbow Inn owner Carrie Bragon 23 was found dead near a taxicab location. Belanger held on 1000 bond to answer Sept 22 on assault and drunkenness charges.

Tauton Mass Carrie Bragon Rainbow Inn Fast Blackstone Ernest Belanger Belanger

Wilbur Affair Sparks Campaign Talk Abroad

Washington dispatch shows Wilbur’s return from California fuels Democratic criticism and rumors of discord with Coolidge. Shaver demands publication of Wilbur speech amid Japanese protest chatter. Separately, fighting rages in Chekiang with Kiangsu forces splitting lines near Techang.

H. K. Reynolds Washington Wilbur President Coolidge White House California Coolidge Pacific Coast Denver Shaver Democratic National Committee State Department London Liuho Techang Shanghai Central News

Legion to Back Boy Scouts in Logan Ohio Move

Logan Post of the American Legion endorses the Boy Scout movement in the city. Wood Bowen named representative on the city governing council and Kerwood Martin as alternate on the committee, both Legionnaires, to aid in building a strong Scout organization. Selection made Tuesday evening.

Logan, O Logan American Legion Wood Bowen Kerwood Martin

Young boy admits part in hold ups in Ohio and Kentucky

A boy claiming to be George Kohl of Erlanger Kentucky is held for Columbus authorities over an oil station robbery and manager shooting. He admits involvement with Leroy Ham Mond and other street crimes as investigations expand to three chain-store holdups and related Assessments in Cincinnati. The report notes council action setting an October 10 deadline for paying assessments and mentions a greyhound’s speed of 35 miles an hour.

Cincinnati George Kohl Erlanger Columbus Kohl Grand Athens National Bank Council

Families plead mercy for two Chicago youths in murder cases

Bernard Grant and Walter Krauser families press Gov Len Small for clemency as Leopold and Loeb’s life sentence sparks public pity. Fathers describe poverty and inability to hire high priced lawyers while relatives insist their sons are innocent or not wholly responsible for the killings of Policeman Relph Sanders.

Chicago God Bernard Grant Bernard RelJph Sanders Walter Krauser Leopold Loeb Grant Krauser Loci Walter Supreme Court Charles Krauser Bertha Bobby Franka Len Small Chicago Crime Commission

Death of pastor's wife linked to arsenic poisoning investigation

In Mt Vernon Ill a case centers on Rev Lawrence Hight pastor of Inn Methodist Episcopal church as coroner tests confirm arsenic poisoning in the death of his wife Anna While a second inquiry into William Sweetzer's death proceeds police report a found arsenic box at the pastor's home and a restaurant worker denies statements about tainted meat exposure A church conference meeting looms in Carbondale as further chemist reports are awaited

MT. Vernon Ill Lawrence M. Hight Inn Methodist Episcopal Church Anna William Sweetzer Sweetzer Methodist Episcopal Conference Carbondale

Nelsonville Pupils to Tour New York Coal Orchard

Nelsonville Ohio invited fifth grade and up to inspect the New York Coal Co orchard at Hamley Run farm. The project farms 12 000 to 15 000 apple bushes with varieties like Delicious Jonathan King David. Bus transport by parents and civic clubs, and light refreshments, are planned for next Monday after school.

The New York Coal Company Nelsonville Hamley Run Lght Hamiley Run Jonathan Athen County New York Coal Co

Reverend Denies Guilt in Wife’s Death Statement

Rev Hight told district ministers he is not guilty of his wife’s death, stating he had nothing to do with it. He spoke of losing his wife, breaking up his home, and his children being separated from him. He asserted he is not guilty of any wrongdoing.

Hight

Davis claims against Donahey to be released later

Ohio Republican candidate Harry L. Davis says he will disclose facts behind the charge that Governor Donahey received gifts from contractors at the proper time. Donahey had challenged Davis to name a specific instance he accepted gifts, which Davis did not publish immediately.

Columbus Donahey Harry L. Davis Ohio Davis

Reasoner to Face Jury Trial for Resisting Officer

Proceedings in the court of Mayor J A Koons against J A Reasoner on a charge of resisting an officer were continued after a Thursday hearing. Reasoner pleaded not guilty, refused to waive examination, and demanded a jury trial to be held next Thursday evening in the mayor's court following a Saturday night altercation with Captain Maple after Reasoner was arrested on a traffic charge.

J. A. Reasoner Reasoner Maple

Boy Crash Victim Improves After Surgery

James Shafer of Mechanicsburg is recovering in a Columbus hospital after an operation for internal injuries from a garage collapse on President Street. He was on his way home from school when he stopped to watch workers. wrecking of the old building was begun to clear space for a new university structure.

Columbus James Shafer Mechanicsburg Shafer President Street

Debtors Show No Immediate Plan to Liquidate US Debts

Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois returned from Europe and said major European debtors have no immediate plan to liquidate US obligations. He urged decisive US action to collect the debts but urged waiting for the Dawes plan to take effect before demanding repayment.

Washington United States Medill McCormick Illnois Europe McCormick

Decision Soon in School Case Against Chauncey Dover Leader

Athens county board of education seeks ouster of B. M. Thompson, Chauncey Dover township superintendent, with judge saying ruling will come in days after hearing on temporary restraining order. Attorneys clash over self governance, district superintendents' duties, and legislature provisions as to village and township boards.

Athens County Board of Education B. M. Thompson Chauncey-Dover Township L. G. Wortsell Boards of Education Dover Township Chauncey R. D. Williams County Board of Education Thompson John Woolley Board of Education

Livy Manuscript Discovery Doubted by Official Panel

In Naples on September 19 the famed Livy manuscript claim unraveled as Professor Di Martino Fusco admitted before government commissioners and Senator Coocit that the alleged discovery of Livy’s history of Rome and Christ’s life is a false claim.

Naples Livy di Martino Fusco Rome Christ Coocit

Wheeler tours Ohio attacks the Ohio gang in Columbus

Sen. Burton Wheeler progressive running mate to La Follette tells Ohio voters in Columbus that a Coolidge win would approve Daugherty Burns and Mannington and vows to widen attacks into Dayton and Cincinnati. He rails against the Ohio gang and defends reform moves while warning of a government crisis if the Washington corruption is not addressed.

Columbus Washington Prince Als Burton K. Wheeler Robert M. la Follette Dayton Cincinnati Ohio Wheeler Harry M. Daugherty William J. Burns Department of Justice Daugherty Montana Ohio Gang Lincoln Coolidge America

Superintendent Named After School Board Succession

May decision by joint boards following the school committee's refusal to reappoint the Chauncey Dover High School principal, prompting a new superintendent appointment.

Chauncey- Dover High School

Mulford Sentenced to 2 to 3 Years in Mansfield Reformatory

In Pomeroy Ohio common pleas court Judge Miller sentenced Stanley Mulford to two to three years in Mansfield Reformatory for conveying laws and files into the county jail to aid Jesse Little and other prisoners in an escape bid. He was found guilty at the last term.

Pomeroy, CO Common Pleas Court Miller Stanley Mulford Rm Mansfield Reformatory Jesse Little

Heavy Artillery Fire Near Shanghai Seaport Warns of Collapse

Shanghai beleaguered as Chinese forces clash around the port amid deserters from Chekiang troops. Reports say Chekiang leadership faces ouster, Hang Chow looms under threat, with authorities forecasting possible fall as fighting intensifies.

Bert Kuhn WN. S Shanghai Lihee Huangtu Jodé Kiang-Su Afangsu Nanjiang Shamghat London Posall Ned Fen Gem Jun Chang-Feng Tuchan Fukien Ing Hang Chow Chekiang Lu Yung Hoelang Jing Hsiang Hatau Lu Yung Halang

Morrocan Trial Draws Crowd With Colored Fan Ads

In Casablanca Morocco a perfume shop from a murder trial drew attention as spectators waved multicolored fans bearing ads for the firm. The case, linked to a long affair, drew predominantly women to the courtroom. A note recalls the first free library funded by Andrew Carnegie in Dumfries Scotland, established July 27 1881.

Carablanca Morocco Court Room Andrew Carnegie Dumf ‘Hine Scotland

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