Why Our Hurricanes Bloom in September
Rodney Duicher reports from Washington on why the fiercest Atlantic hurricanes tend to peak in September. Forecaster Charles Mitchell explains that cyclones form in a season from June to November, with most August storms not fully growing into hurricanes until September or October. He notes the role of heat, humidity, warm sea surfaces, and Earth's rotation in steering storms toward land as autumn approaches, while stressing that equinox timing is not the sole cause.
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Rodney Duicher
WEA
Washington
Charles Mitchell
United States Weather Bureau
Hurric Lewnes
Mitchell
West Indies
Florida
Butchell
Earies
South America
Cape Verde Islands
Chamber Backs Knights of Pythias Aid for 1925 Convention
Logan chamber directors back cooperation with Logan Lodge Knights of Pythias to lure the 1925 grand lodge meeting to Logan. They urged business leaders to buy Ohio Exposition tickets for Oct 25 to Nov 5 and approved a tuberculin display plan. A $25 Red Cross storm relief donation was also approved. Logan, Sept 22. Donald Blum, 4, returned to Columbus hospital for adhesions surgery after a prior abdominal operation. initial recovery seemed satisfactory but worsened, requiring renewed care.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Columbus
Alma McCarthy
Miss McCarthy
Chamber of Commerce
Fawcett
Red Cross
Donald
Russell Blum
Columbus Hospital
Hotel Proprietor Shot While Fleeing Wellston Home
R H Wick age 33, operator of the Cambrian Hotel at Jackson, was arrested on the Richmondale pike after allegedly breaking into the Barnhill home in Wellston. He reportedly entered through a window, fought with Mrs Ethel Barnhill, and was shot in the back by her husband as he fled. Wick and his brother W Wick co operate the Cambrian Hotel in Jackson.
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Wellston
Chillicothe
Ethel Barnhill
R H. Wick
Jackson
Richmondale Pike
Layton Graves
Wick
Barnhill
Wich
W Wich
Cambrian Hotel
Bankers of County To Meet Thursday
Athens County bankers from ten member banks will assemble Thursday evening September 27 at Hotel Berm. Secretary Red Sands announced the gathering, with no firm program yet. A representative from the Ohio State Farm Bureau may discuss forming a local Farm Bureau branch.
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Athens County
Bankers‘ Association
Hotel Berm
Red Sands
Sands
Ohio State Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Smith to speak in Denver on water power issue tonight
The Campaign Log reports Governor Alfred E. Smith will deliver his third western campaign speech in Denver tonight focusing on water power policy. Senator Joseph T. Robinson wrapped up his southern tour with a Paducah Ky address. Senator Curtis urged higher tariff on food imports in Sheridan Wyo. Hoover to confer with Rep Hamilton Fish in New York on state political matters. RNC leaders denied Smith’s charges of religious political propaganda. Democratic leader Raskob cited church figures to argue the Pope cannot influence U.S. politics.
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Alfred E. Smith
Denver
Joseph T. Robinson
South
Paducah, Ky
Charles Curtis
Sheridan, Wyo
Herbert Hoover Witl
Hamilton Fish
New York
Empire State
Child Logan Cleared for Cleft Palate Surgery
Judge A M EWinger received a letter from Mabel Smith, supervisor of Crippled Children's Hospital under the Department of Public Health, announcing readiness to admit nine year old Logan from Hocking County for an operation to correct a cleft palate. It marks the first handicapped child admitted to the hospital from this county under welfare supervision.
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Logan
A M Ewinger
Mabel Smith
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Department of Public Health
Hocking County
Welfare Department
Local Entrants Set Trial for Thursday in Athens
Entrants in the Athens area local audition for singers will compete at 7 o clock Thursday night in Music Hall instead of Friday. Miss Joy Cutler, chairman, said applications must be filed by Wednesday night and song choices require approval. Interviews with Miss Cutler possible after 4 pm daily. Judges will be selected early next week by the committee. Winners advance to Columbus for the Southern Ohio audition on October 2, with fourteen Ohio cities holding local auditions.
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Athens
Miss Joy Cutler
Music Hall
Miss Cutler
C Millikan
Wirs John Finsterwald
Fred McKay
Columbus
Ohio
Delegates Named for Local Parents and Teachers Convention
West Side Parent-Teacher Association elected three delegates to the state convention in Athens for October 3 to 5. Members outlined a new National Congress chart for membership drives, noted perfect attendance stars, and appointed committees for traffic signals, housing, and convention banquet. Includes staff introductions of critics and cooperatives for West Side schools and musical selections by students.
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Jstate Convention of Parents and Teachers
Athens
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Merle C Johnson
Dredstolzer
March Knowlton
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Robert Harvey
Chole Gillam
H Ei Mittchell
Freeman Scott
L F Gloechner
Stolzer
Scott
Mre Stolzer
Ruth McMeen
Lancaster Street
W.O Jones
H E Mitchell
Fred Stolzer
BR. Saunders
Irma Johnson
Cora M Dennis
Federal hearings expose power interests in press colleges and bills
New evidence shows attempts by power interests to sway public opinion in press, colleges, and legislatures. The FTC heard how Iowa colleges tied to utilities and editors were paid by Alabama Power, with propaganda pamphlets and speeches totaling support for limited federal utility regulation. Notable payments included Kansas editor William Allen White for remarks at a utility convention in 1925.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
New Jersey
Iowa
Alabama Power Company
National Electric’ Lright Association
Herbert Hoover
William Allien White
Kansas
Young girl killed in auto crash Friday in Portsmouth
Martha Kennedy, 20, a Portsmouth student and former Ohio University sophomore, was killed when the car she rode in collided with another while attempting to pass a parked vehicle. An unnamed male passenger was injured and taken to a Portsmouth hospital. Funeral details were unavailable. Kennedy’s sisters from Alpha Gamma Delta traveled to Portsmouth after the death was learned.
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Martha Kennedy
Portsmouth
Ohio University
Athens
Miss Kennedy
Rilo Grande College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Nondescript Club Opens Season With Lace Talk
The first meeting of the Nondescript Club met Thursday at Mrs. Fred Brown’s North Spring Street home. President Mrs. M. H Cherington welcomed members as Mrs. George Leyshon presented “The Story of Lace.” A vocal duet by Mrs. C. Clark and Miss Ruth Brooke followed, with a 6 o’clock dinner served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Idea Mathias, Mrs. J. H. Barker, Mrs. William Wetherill, and Miss Jesse McManigal. George Potts of Murray City and Daniel Simmers of Sand Run were in Logan Saturday on business.
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Fred Brown
North Spring Street
M. H Cherington
George Leyshon
C. & Clark
Ruth Brooke
Charles Bowen
Charles Lewis
Idea
Mathias
J. H. Barker
William Wetherill
Jesse McManigal
George Potts
Murray City
Logan
Daniel Simmers
Sand Run
Mrs Laura Foster Dies in Albany at 79
Mrs Laura Foster widow of the late Tom N. Foster died at her Albany home at 4 am after heart disease. She leaves three children Mrs Nelle Ziggafoos Mrs MM D Zimmerman Albany Miss Besg Foster at home ten grandchildren three great grandchildren and a brother Armstead Mace of Zaleski. Funeral services will be at the Baptist Church Monday afternoon with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery.
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Albany
Laura Foster
Tom N. Foster
Foster
Nelle Ziggafoos
MM D. Zimmerman
Besg Foster
Armstead Mace
Zaleski
Baptist Church
Hebbardsville
Accused of Theft 400 Pounds Copper Wire
Jenest Evans of Carbon Hill is charged with stealing 400 pounds of copper wire from the April Coal Company Mine at Send Run. The wire was allegedly sold in Lancaster. Evans, arrested by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn, is held awaiting arraignment. Two license plates were found in his car, one linked to Ohio and another to Tennessee. Judge Harley J. Whitcraft assigned to Circleville for next week to hear a long-standing ditch case.
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Logan
April Coal Company
Send Run
Ernest Evans
Carbon Hill
Joe Farbearn
Lancaster
Evans
Ohio
Tennessee
Circleville
Harley JM. Whitcraft
Pickaway County
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Straton Attacks Smith In Oklahoma City Rally
Dr John Straton Baptist minister denounced Governor Alfred E Smith as a target of a whispering campaign. He accused Smith of dodging his public record and blasted Tammany linked politics. Straton defended ministers joining political discourse before a several thousand strong audience.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
New York
John Roach Straton
New York Calvary Church
Smith
Straton
Bishop Canon
William Allen White
Superintendent Miller
New York Civic League
Straten
Death of Colonel Bond Revered by Athens Neighbors
Mrs. C H Grosvenor learned of the sudden death in France of her nephew Cal John Lawrence Bond known to Athenians and county settlers trained at Camp Meade. He and his wife and daughter were in France for education. Burial occurred in an American cemetery. Also listed are two marriage licenses: Dwight Talbot and Martha Thompson in Sharpsburg and William Tate and Blanche Gajder in Nelsonville.
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C. H. Grosvenor
France
Cal John Lawrence Bond
Colonel Bond
Athens
Camp Meade
W W. Bond
Frank Currier Bond
Athens County
Dwight Talbot
Peter Inspector
Chester Hil
Martha Thompson
Sharpsburg
C. M Coulter
William A Tate
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Blanche Gajder
Nelsonville
High Bidding In Flight Over Columbus
Four Columbus girls played bridge in an airplane traveling about 90 miles per hour over the city. Misa Dorothy Donshey, daughter of Governor Bras Vic Donahey, hosted the game with Naomi Schryver, Betty Williard, and Marion Blair. From Norton Field the plane ascended and the girls used a large picture as a table, Schryver dealing first and Donahey bidding one spade.
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Columbus
U.P
Misa Dorothy Donshey
Bras
Vic Donahey
Naomi Schryver
Betty Williard
Marion Blair
Norton Field
Schryver
Miss Donahey
President Returns From Two Day Trip
President Coolidge returned from a two day trip to Vermont where he visited his boyhood home at Plymouth and inspected state rehabilitation since the 1927 flood. Mrs Coolidge left the presidential party at Northampton to remain at her mother Lemira Goodhue’s bedside in hospital there.
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Washington
Coolidge
Vermont
Plymouth
Messenger incorrect road description fuels brick road claim
The Messenger printed a statement declaring the new road between Carroll and Canal Winchester on State Route No a1 was concrete, but it is brick. A notice from J L Murphy, president of Nelsonville Brick Company, says the stretch across Fairfield County is largely brick.
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Carroll and
Canal Winchester
Fair
Efield County
L Murphy
Nelsonville Brick Company
Husbands in Crookston Form Anti Feminist Group
A married men’s group in Crookston Minnesota adopts the Mussolini doctrine “husband is king” and plans a 1929 convention in Reno Nevada to promote anti feminine ideas. The organizers say the movement supports traditional male authority as dictated by the recent Italian premier’s doctrine.
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Crookston
Minn
Mussolini
Renu Nev
Smith Club Will Be Formed Monday in Athens
Plans for the Smith-For-President Club in Athens will be considered at a Monday night meeting at the club headquarters over Bethel's store on Court Street opposite the Athens County Court House. Emmette Kenan is president and F. P. Frebault is secretary of the local club.
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Athens
Bethel
Court Street
Athens County
Emmette Kenan
F. P. Frebault
Sheriff Begins Probe Into Death of Mary Himmler
Ottawa news reports Sheriff Clinton Bekey opens an inquiry into the death of 13 year old Mary Himmler, found dead September 12, following a coroner inquest that yielded no results. The investigation aims to uncover the circumstances behind the fatality.
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Ottawa
Anh
Mra
Mary Himmler
Clinton Bekey
Senator Borah Warns Voters On Campaign Rhetoric in Bowling Green
Senator William E Borah of Idaho warned that personalistey ad dresses fail to clarify issues for voters. He said the editorials have already entered the presidential campaign. The remarks were delivered in Bowling Green Kentucky last night.
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Bowling Green
U.P
Willam E. Borah
Repub Mean
Idaho
Borah
Plates Used for Fake Cash Search in Toleno
Authorities intensified a hunt for two series of plates used to print counterfeit money. Four alleged accomplices were arrested after Mrs Bliss implicated her husband amid an alleged love triangle. Police said Uncle Sam operatives conducted the search following the capture progress and betrayals.
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Toleno
Two Robberies Reported Near Marietta Thursday
Two highway robberies occurred near Marietta late Thursday night with lone bandits taking money at Big Run below Williamstown and at Dart on state route 26 east of Marietta. Ohio and West Virginia officers are cooperating on the investigation.
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Marietta
Big Run
Williamstown
Dart
Eact
Ohio
West Virginia
Religious Wines Flow Washington Bonded Amount
Federal prohibition authorities estimated that more than 260000 gallons of wine had been drawn from bond in the last ten days for Jewish religious ceremony.
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Washington
Athens AAUW Chapter to Meet in Fine Arts Hall
The Athens chapter of the American Association of University Women opens its year with a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Fine Arts Hall. Dr. L. B. Bye will speak on The Marks of An Educated Person. An informal reception follows in the Faculty Womans Club Rooms on College Street. All eligible Athens women are urged to join, including Ohio University last-year graduates. A fall schedule includes a Cleveland meeting on Sept. 27 and a state AAUW conference at Oberlin on Nov. 2-3. Delegates will be sent to the state convention. others may attend. The McGuffey program for the Athens branch will be repeated Oct. 3 at Athena High School. An International Fellowship Fund drive now totals $1,100,000. The Athens branch officers and directors are listed, including Mrs. Mito Kimball as president and Mrs. Worsten as first vice president.
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Athens
Anet=ican Association of University Woemen
Fine Arts Hall
L B Byean
Bryan
Facultty Womens Club
College Street
U. W
Ohio
Parents-Teacher Association
4 AU We
International Confederation of University Women
Mito Kimball
L J Worsten
Laura Biles
Ass Teatrice Loverp
Mies Cleo Higgins
Genevieve Apgar
Homer Cherringtor
Hospital Notes at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Patients admitted last week include Mrs Garnet Daugherty Athens admitted September 18 with dementia condition described as good Roger Boling Chauncey admitted September 14 for amputation of three fingers Miss Kata Griffith Athens admitted September 20 for medical treatment described as good Mrs Alb Grones Athens admitted September 21 for medical treatment Discharged patients include John Mottar Hanover Pa and C Oy
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Garnet Daugherty
Athena
Roger Boling
Chauncey
Kata Griffith
Athens
Alb Grones
Kermit Wise
Middleport
Miss Clam
Beth Millfield
Ild Wilson
W Luck
H S Greene
Ohio
Missabet Hamilton
John Mottar
Hanover
C, Oy
100 Years Gone In Stamboul Whiskers to Beards Abandoned
Zaro Aghe of Stamboul Turkey aged 167 shaved his mustache and beard to comply with a city edict urging cleanliness for workers. The life long look has aged him apparently reversing years, and he seeks a fresh job and better living. He hints longevity follows abstinence from alcohol and tobacco.
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Stamboul
Turkey
U.P
Zaro Aghe
Zaro
Zara
United Press
Gills
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England
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Federal Commission
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Jenest Evans
Donahey
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Roger Q Williams
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