Liquor Tax Ballot Fight Reaches Court in Ohio
In Columbus on September 27 the court ordered Secretary of State Smith to place the beer and wine amendment on the November ballot while Chief Justice Marshall and Judge Hough write dissents. Judge Hough, out of the city at the vote, later said his vote would have opposed placing the proposal on the ballot. Attorney M E Thrallkill filed suit in Franklin County Common Pleas seeking to enjoin the ballot placement arguing signatures inked as required are insufficient and that the amendment violates the initiative and referendum clause of the Ohio constitution which bars using I R for taxation of property.
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Columbus
Marshall
Zanesville
Hough
Delaware
Smith
M. E. Thrallkill
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Forts
Ohio
Argonaut Mine Fatalities Prompt State Probe Plan
Coronial findings in the Argonaut mine disaster near Jackson California declare 47 miners died from suffocation due to a fire of unknown origin. A three member state inquiry will be appointed by Governor Stephens to investigate further and a federal report by Byron F. Pickford will be filed with authorities. Jurors also urged the Argonaut and Kennedy Mining Co to maintain a proper opening with doors at a lower level to prevent future gas build up.
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Argonaut Mining Co
Kennedy Mining Co
Great Airship Arrives at Crissy Field After Coast Flight
The giant United States Army dirigible $-2 completed a trans continental flight and arrived at Crissy Field San Francisco from Los Angeles at 10 45 a m The airship departed Ross Field near Los Angeles at 1 a m and cruised up the coast to Monterey Bay then crossed the country to San Francisco
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San Francisco
United States Army
Crissy Field
Los Angeles
Ross Field
Monterey Bay
Legion seeks more government hospitals for veterans
Washington September 27 The American Legion urged President Harding to expand government hospital care for World War I veterans with nervous or mental illnesses. Colonel A A Sprague, head of the legion's rehabilitation committee, delivered the appeal today.
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Legion Washington
American Legion
Harding
A. A. Sprague
Legion's Rehabilitation Committee
Rickey Abode Ordered Down on West Union Street
The board of health led by Health Commissioner J. M. Higgins orders the razing of the Mary Jane Rickey property on West Union Street. The unsanitary, unsafe dwelling is to be removed by owner J. D. Martin after the health board’s letter declaring no feasible remediation.
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The
Board of Health
J. M. Higgins
Mary Jane Rickey
West Union Street
Health Board
J. D. Martin
Martin
Electron theory proven claims by Dr Albert Abrams
Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco asserts in Chicago that handwriting reveals disease and its exact body location. He says sex and writer’s whereabouts when writing can be determined, based on an electronic theory that all life is electronic motion and diseases arise from electrons jarred from norms, supported by his 12,000 diagnosed cases.
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John L. Spivak
Chicago
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
International News Service
Dr. Abrams
Abrams
Miss Edna Priestly Buys University Terrace Home
Miss Edna Priestly, who recently bought the Dr. A. S. Thompson property at 8 South High street, has purchased the Dr. H. T. Phillips residence in University Terrace. Dr. Phillips plans to build a new house and stay at his current home until February while Priestly keeps ownership of both properties and plans to occupy the University property with student roomers.
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Edna Priestly
Dr. A. S. Thompson
South High Street
Dr. H. T. Phillips
University Terrace
Dr. Phillips
Miss Priestly
Hest
University
High Street
More Corn and Less Wheat Is Sent Overseas
Wheat exports from the United States fell by 210 million dollars in the first eight months of 1922 compared with 1921, totaling 100 million bushels valued at 129 million dollars. Corn exports rose by 36 million dollars in the same period, δεί.
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Washington
United States
Strikebreaker Killed in Daly City Labor Trouble Probe
Carl Ersetke an employee at the Southern Pacific shops in South San Francisco was shot to death and his brother badly beaten by four men. Police investigate if labor trouble sparked the killing. A transatlantic link ties England and Holland by a telephone cable planned over eight years.
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Daly City
Calif
Carl Ersetke
Southern Pacific
South San Francisco
Messenger to Stage Nelsonville Food Show Next Week
The Messenger plans a four day Nelsonville food show and cooking school from Tuesday to Friday. Renowned culinarians will teach housewives in wholesome menus with free, tastings. Sessions run 2 15 to 4 30 PM daily at the Nelsonville opera house with demonstrations, prizes, music, and lunches.
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The
Messenger
A Ons
De 4
the Messenger
Itas
Nelsonville
Se Wle
Athens
Robot B. Shives
Rose L. Weiseman
Leslie
Blood Test In Paternity Case At Chicago
In Chicago on September 27 Professor John Tiernan his wife Augusta and baby Billy sought a blood test to prove he is not the baby’s father amid the South Bend paternity case. Dr. Albert Abrams preferred court demonstration, private testing opposed as prejudicial to proceedings.
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Chicago
John A Tiernan
Augusta ‘Tiernan
Billy
Professor Tiernan
South Bend
Ind
Tiernan
Harry Poulin
Albert Abrams
California
Abrame
Postmaster Horsfield Killed In Collision At Knightsville
Josh man Horsfield 55 postmaster at Knightsville and former general assembly representative was instantly killed when the truck he drove was struck by a traction car in Kil led by Acar Brazil Indiana on September 27 killings.
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Brazil
Ind
Joshman Horsfield
Knightsville
General Assembly
Bishop Brown offers mental exam to Yale Columbia or Johns Hopkins
In Galion Ohio on September 27 1926 Bishop William Montgomery Brown retired Protestant Episcopal bishop of Kansas announced he would submit to a thorough mental examination by psychology professors at Yale Columbia or Johns Hopkins. The offer followed reports that doubt of his mental responsibility delayed the heresy trial over his book Communism and Christianism.
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Brown
Greek King Constantine Abdicates After Revolt
Reports from Athens confirm King Constantine of Greece has abdicated in favor of the crown prince. The Greek revolution, the abdication, and shifting Near East dynamics dominate today’s scene as Britain eyes a looser stance toward Turkish Nationalists and Russia’s Trotzky plans talks in Berlin on the Turkish straits.
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Cndon
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Near East
Leon Trotzky
People's Commissar
Berlin
Russia
Japs Set to Complete Siberia Evacuation by October
Tokyo reports the evacuation of Siberia will be completed by October despite the failure of the Chang conference. The foreign minister announced the plan, noting the effort continues regardless of the conference outcome. The article also notes that the English walnut is not native to England but originated in China.
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Tokio
Japan
Siberia
China
Day Naw Curbed by New Order and Three Mile Zone
Washington dispatch reports a major shift in federal prohibition enforcement as Harding restricts actions beyond the three mile limit. Orders to seize foreign liquor on high seas are withdrawn and enforcement focuses inside the zone, amid British protests and State Department alarm.
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Washington
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Organization
Harding
Prohibition Navy
Harry
Prohibition
Bertter
State Department
Geddes
Haynes
Lodge Fees Not Changed by Knights of Pythias
Canton Ohio September 27 James Dunn of Cleveland is a leading candidate for grand outer guard at the Ohio Knights of Pythians grand lodge convention. The morning session defeated a measure to raise the minimum membership fee from ten to fifteen or twenty five dollars. Individual lodges may charge more than ten but not less.
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Canton
James Dunn
Cleveland Benker
Ohio Knights of Pythians
Grand Lodge
Robbed the Robbers in Toledo Heist
Four masked men robbed a gambling resort near Toledo early today, escaping with 7500 dollars in cash. Police from northwest Ohio pursued suspects as the crime prompted a citywide search.
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Toledo
Northwestern
Ohio
Paige of Wool Not Boosted Again
Washington report says the price of woolen cloth should be cheaper next spring and thereafter not higher. Senator Smoot of Utah condemned clothing manufacturers and retailers for advertising that prices would rise due to the Fordney McCumber tariff.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Greek revolutionaries threaten to seize Athens
Reports from Athens this afternoon say Greek revolutionaries are marching toward the capital with intent to occupy the city. No further details on forces or timing are available.
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Rome
Athens
World Series Coverage By The Messenger
The Messenger completes plans for full series coverage with Davis J Walsh in charge of International News. Gene Fowler will provide daily humorous stories. Readers will get complete running details including balls and strikes called throughout the games.
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The
Messenger
Davis J. Walsh
Walsh
Gene Fowler
New York Champagne Fraud Revealed as Local Produce
In New York on September 27 it is alleged that champagne sold to discerning buyers for 40 dollars a quart is actually produced locally at about 1.75 dollars per quart. The finding exposes a sharp profit margin and questions about import claims.
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New York
Woman gored and trampled by bull near Chauncey
Mary Keasey a 66 year old resident was seriously injured when a bull in a field she was milking in turned and gored her then trampled her. She suffered a dislocated knee a fractured leg and severe injuries to the lower body before neighbors and Dr Hoodlet and Sprague helped to move her home for treatment.
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Chauncey
Mary Keasey
Dre. Hoodlet
Sprague
Yankee Tourists Tired of Strike on Other Side
MARSEILLES France Sept 27 Eighteen hundred stranded tourists including many Americans took part in a noisy demonstration against the French seamen strike. The strike is holding on traffic owing to ships not being loaded or unloaded.
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Marseilles
France
Air attack returns to Hampton Roads after raid
Most torpedo planes in the attack on the battleships Wyoming Arkansas and North Dakota off the Virginia Capes have returned to the naval station at Hampton Roads. Reports will be issued later. Gas producing plants using peat fuel are being operated in England Ireland Italy Sweden Russia and Germany.
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Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Arkansas
North Dakota
Virginia Capes
Naval Station
England
Ireland
Italy
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Rail freight set new weekly record at 945 915 cars
Washington news reports a record weekly freight load of 945 915 cars for the week ending September 16, the highest since October 22, 1921. The gains exceed the prior week by 113 175 cars, with Labor Day reducing the earlier total. The figures come from the Association of Railway Executives.
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Washington
The
Association of Railway Executives
One Great Day at Hebbardsville Church Anniversary
Hebbardsville Presbyterian marks 80 years since the ground was purchased for the church building. Homecoming services are set for Sunday with morning at 10 30 and a 2 oclock afternoon session led by Dr Miller. Invited participants include George Wakefield and several ministers from Albany Margarets Creek and Athens. A community outdoor noon dinner follows, with the luncheon prepared by a large ladies committee.
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Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Miller
Albany
Wingett Chapel
George Wakefield
K. J. Stanley
A. G. Grass
Margarets Creek
Strickland
Athens
A. Y. Wilcox
Shorter Ballot Proposed by ex Supreme Court Justice Clarke
Cleveland Sept 27 former US Supreme Court Justice John H Clarke urged a compact ballot limiting state and county posts to be elected while minor offices would be filled by appointment He argued the present lengthy primary ballots hinder intelligent selection and favored a return to early election methods where voters judged candidates by past performance.
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Cleveland
John H. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Court
Justice Clarke
Cleveland Bar Association
Clyde Taylor wins Monroe county Croix de Guerre in woods
Woodsfield Ohio September 27 Clyde Taylor wins Monroe county Croix de Guerre by bagging two squirrels with one shot. The two fell in the same spot and another squirrel dropped from the same tree onto them.
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Woodsfield
Clyde Taylor
Monroe County
Germany to credit American dye costs toward Rhine occupation
Washington reports a plan to treat Germany’s 256 million dollar Rhine occupation debt as credits against the cost of maintaining U S troops there rather than cash payments. The scheme, worked by Secretary Hughes and the reparations commission, would route U S dye shares through the Textile Alliance as a credit against reparations. Congress delays action on machinery to distribute dyes and potential foreign dye embargoes.
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Washington
Germany
Rhine
State Hughes
United States
Rhineland
Sion
Paris
Congress
Textile Alliance
Gemany
America
Armistice Conference Aims to End Hostilities Sunday
Constantinople reports an armistice conference set for Sunday to halt Turkish Greek fighting and avert war with Britain. Admiral Bristol of the U S Navy, the American high commissioner, will attend as an observer.
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Constantinople
Angola
Admiral Bristol
United States Navy
State sets daily coal report forms for producers and dealers
In Columbus on September 27 the State Fuel Administration announced preparation of blank daily report forms. These will be distributed soon for submission by producers wholesalers and coal dealers to maintain intimate contact with the Ohio fuel administration and prevent gouging of consumers.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Administra i
State
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