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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1926

Page

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Ohio Operators Pause Fight over Jacksonville Pact

Bridgeport Ohio dispatch reports that about 3000 more miners returned to work as Ohio operators suspend their fight over the Jacksonville agreement until a new pact is negotiated next March. Orders were posted to resume mines of major companies after incorporation of the Ohio Coal Operators association and a scale committee was named but no new wage schedule was offered to miners.

Bridgeport U.P Ohio Jacksonville Ohio Coal Operators’ Association Columbus

Mash raid destroys two barrels in Allison woods

Deputy Sheriff J. M. Cady and Constable Clark Hunter raided Allison woods near New Marshfield Saturday night and found two barrels of mash and small equipment abandoned. The officers stated the mash had been there for some time.

Allison Woods New Marshfield J. M. Cady Clark Hunter Waterloo Township

Witness Testifies Daugherty Bonds In Fallout of Metal Co. Loss

Vera Veail, assistant cashier at Mal Daugherty bank in Washington Court House Ohio, testifies she sold $40,000 in Liberty bonds linked to a $7,000,000 asset return deal. The government argues funds may have flowed into Harry M Daugherty's account as part of a $441,000 payment from Richard Merton to John T King.

New York Mal Daughery Washington Court House Ohio Harry M. Daugherty Richard Merton John T. King American Metal Company Vera Veail Merton King Harry Daugherty

Who's Who In The Movies Booklet Offered

The Messenger announces a 40 page illustrated handbook titled Who's Who In The Movies featuring hundreds of actors and actresses with facts, plus a history of how movies are made and distributed. The compact handy volume costs only a few pennies and includes a coupon for ordering.

Messenger

Who's Who In The Movies Copy Request

Frederic J. Haskin of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Kingston D C encloses six cents for a copy of Who's Who In The Movies. Name Street State.

Frederic J. Haskin Athens Messenger Meormation Bureau Kington, D. C

Four in Family Killed by Train Near Vermilion

Lorain September 27 Four members of a Sandusky family were killed when a New York Central flyer struck their automobile near Vermilion. The victims were Marcus Molnar 30 his parents and his five year old daughter. The engine derailed as the car was drawn under the drive wheels.

Lorain U.R New York Central Flyer Vermillion Marcus Molnar Sandusky

Miami Urges Men to Work or Jail After Hurricane

Sheriffs placards demand able bodied men aid in cleaning Miami after the West Indian hurricane. The order targets restoration efforts and follows forcing black labor from wreckage clearance. More than 5,000 people gathered at Royal Palm Park to give thanks that losses were not greater.

Miami Fla Henry R. Chase Dade County Leslie Quigg Florida Royal Palm Park Betwen

Rescue workers cling to hope for 43 entombed miners

Rescue teams continue to hope for saving 43 miners trapped at the Modoc area mine as Mine 281 is due to reopen the first of the month, potentially employing over 200 workers and easing valley conditions. If neighboring mines 267 at Hunterdon and 255 at Drydock remain closed, regional production will remain tight. Sugar Creek workers may be assigned to Mine 281 when operations restart, possibly Friday.

Glouster Modoc Hunterdon Ohio Collieries Company Congo Sugar Creek Territory

New Methodist Minister of Athens Delivers Introductory Sermon

Rev. C. M. Coulter, new pastor of Athens First Methodist Church, outlined a program to advance the kingdom of Jesus Christ. He urged living the ideal Christian life through self sacrifice, humility, and an awareness of God guiding daily duties in home, school, business, and church work. He noted Jesus' basis for life and warned against false democracy while detailing his decade in ministry and his wife Mary Lovell Coulter.

New Methodist Athens First Church Kingdom of Jesus Christ C. M. Coulter First Methodist Church Jesus God Coulters Coulter Brotherhood of Man Ohio Wesleyan University Boston University Theological Seminary Wesleyan Foundation King Avenue M. E Columbus Morgan Memorial Church Athens High School Mary Lovell Ohio University Alpha Xi Delta

Forty Three Miners Trapped in Michigan Mine

Rescue workers pressed tunneling toward the entombed men at the G. P. Pabst front mine near Ironwood Michigan after a Friday cave in. Officials said no gas and good air provided, but thirst hunger and exposure threaten the men if alive.

Ironwood Mich United Press G. P. Pabst Fron H. G. Barret

Australian Captured by Mutinous Bandits in Henan

Freeman Davies an Australian is reported captured by mutinous soldier bandits in Henan province China. The cablegram arrives at China Inland Mission headquarters.

London R—c. Freeman Davies Henan China Inland Mission

College row erupts over cross country drinking charge

Wilfred D. Cross, former University of Illinois student and son of a Potomac minister, faces church paper censure as colleges report rising in house pets, dancing, and drinking concerns among coeds and students nationwide.

Wilfred D. Cross New Cross University of Illinois

Last Known Canal Boatman of Old Waterways Dies

Jerome Stauffer known as Jim, 78, the last canal boatman on routes between Athens and northern Ohio, died Sunday at Sheltering Arms hospital. He lived alone on West Union Street and served in Civil War era efforts, cooking and aiding troops though not enlisted. Funeral Tuesday at Dowler parlors with burial in West State Street cemetery.

Athens County Ohio Jerome Stauffer Sheltering Arms Hospital Stauffer Jim West Union Street Hocking Canal Athens Cleveland Hocking Ohio University State i Guards Eighty-Fifth Regiment Mr. Stauffer Bert Stauffer Anita Iowa Margaret Wycoff Arrowsmith Dowler Undertaking West State Street

Albany Meth Church set play for Oct 5 benefit

Sixteen youths from Albany Methodist church will present a play at the opera house on Tuesday evening October 5 for a church benefit, correcting an earlier notice in the Messenger which had scheduled it for this week.

Albany Albany Methodist Church Opera House

Pythians Gather in Cincinnati for Grand Lodge Convention

Ten thousand Knights of Pythian Sisters and families arrived in Cincinnati Ohio for the fifty seventh annual convention of the grand lodge to be held this week.

Cincinnati Knights of Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge

Four Injured in Running Gun Fight

In a running gun fight with bandits more than 30 shots were fired. Two policemen were injured, one probably fatally, and two other men were hurt over the weekend. Police arrested ten suspects including two young women.

Washington U. P

McPherson Slated for Preliminary Hearing in Conspiracy Case

District Attorney Asa Keyes planned to show evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson conspired to defeat justice. McPherson faced a preliminary hearing on warrants charging her and four associates with hiring women to pose as Miss X during her disappearance. Court access restricted to reporters, guards, and witnesses as the two-week hearing looms.

Los Angeles U. P Asa Keyes Aimee Semple McPherson Angelus Temple Miss X Kenneth G. Ormiston Carmel-by-the-Sea McPherson

Candidates Reject War Debt Proposal

In Cleveland on September 27 the race between U S Senator Frank B Willis and former Senator Atlee Pomerine sees Baker’s plan to cancel war debts dropped as an issue. Pomerine rejects Baker and backs Pat Harrison of Mississippi for immediate settlement while Willis opposes cancellation.

Cleveland U.R Newton D. Baker Frank B. Willis Atlee Pomerine Pomerine Baker Pat Harrison Mississippi Willis

Snow Sweeps Ohio Counties Damaging Crops

A cold wave grips Ohio with snow and heavy frosts across several counties. Crops suffer as temperatures plunge from 72 to 36 in twelve hours, threatening produce in Perry and Ohio counties while farmers stock freezable products.

Columbus O.R Ohio Weather Bureau Crooksville Perry County New Lexington

Battle on Jolo Leaves Ten Moros, Three Constabulary Dead

A telegram from constabulary headquarters reports ten Moros and three Philippine constabulary members killed in a battle on the island of Jolo.

Manila P. I U.R Philippine Constabulary Jolo Constabulary

Campus Rebels by Virginia Swain in Athens Messenger

NEA Service serial Campus Rebels portrays four central figures Judith Martin Myra Aldrich Eric Waters and Dr Peter Dorn as they seek happiness and opportunities in a modern university. Illustrations shot at Paramount Famous Players Lasky studios star young performers under expert direction.

America Campus Rebels Virginia Swain NEA Jin Athens Messenger Miss Swain Ture Famous Players-Lasky Studios Long Island City N. Y Paramount Judith Martin Myra Aldrich Eric Waters Peter Dorn American University

Rowboat Sucked Under Steam Ferry Swift Current Tragedy

Four mothers and a seven month old baby drown as a rowboat sinks after a ferry collision or suction during a Pittsburgh excursion. Nineteen children are left motherless in the aftermath.

Pittsburgh

Four Mothers and a Baby Die in Ohio River Ferry Tragedy

A rowboat carrying nine passengers from Mason City to Pomeroy sinks after being caught by the swift river current. Four mothers and a seven month old baby die, with nineteen children left motherless. Several passengers and bystanders survive or escape. Recovery efforts continued as dawn broke with no bodies found by noon.

Pomeroy Ohio Mason City Pittsburgh Will Sponagle

Messenger Reporter Covers River Tragedy Amid Personal Loss

Martha Foulk Thompson, a Messenger correspondent, pressed on with her duties after witnessing a mother drown in the Ohio river. She reported the grim events to the Messenger while aiding her sister, noting that nineteen children are now motherless.

Martha Foulk Thompson Messenger The Pomeroy Bend Ohio River

Tragic Ferry CasE Shelters Five Aboard

A sudden current swept four mothers and a child under a ferry as panic spread on shore. Mrs Thompson and Frank Roush aided survivors Earnest Lallance and Walter Neutzling, while Elizabeth Meier swam to safety after being separated from her group.

Ernest LaLlante Elizabeth Meier Walter Neutzling Ewing Grocery Pomeroy Frank Roush Syracuse Mrs. Thompson Earnest Lallance Mrs

Copperhead Snake Strikes a Woman in Local Farm

Mrs C M Kennard of Nelsonville R D No 2 was bitten on the left ankle by a copperhead hidden under a board while in the chicken house. The leg swelled to the knee, but the physician said she would recover. The incident follows another bite in Union Finance territory earlier this year. The snake was an eighteen inch specimen.

Union Finace

Washington Weather Snap Ends Soon

The season's first cold snap is expected to end tomorrow across the eastern United States according to today’s weather forecasts. Forecasters say milder air will push in after the cold period, easing conditions for residents and travelers in the region.

Washington United Sta

Seventeen Men Play Pinochle in Sing Sing Death House

In Ossining N Y on September 27 sixteen men awaiting execution at Sing Sing have taken up pinochle to pass the time in the death house.

Ossining Execu Sing Simgy

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Association Daugherty Bonds Alfred P. Beck Sunday Creek Michigan OLD Waterways Will Aimee Evangelist Pomerone and Wills Ernest Lynn NEA Service Moving Picture People Long Island Eternal Triangle L. K. KR. Foulk John Meier Robert Hannell Sponagle Marthe Foulk-Thompson Isa Messenger
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