Indiana Upsets Ohio 7 6 to End Buckeye Streak
Indiana University defeats Ohio University 7 to 6 at Bloomington halting Ohio's 39 game Buckeye Conference win streak. Regular Indiana backs Saluski and Sawicki pave the second half surge, with Edmunds passing to Lyons for the Hoosiers' only touchdown. Snyder blocks a punt for Ohio's lone score, as Indiana's defense bottles up the Bobcats in the final minutes.
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Ohio
Grover Mitchell Messenger
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Ohile University
Buckeye
Bobcats
Indiana
Saluski
Sawicki
Roosters
Sintic
Basl
Sawick
Rinmands
Tno
Edmunds
Ilne
Lyons
Edamunds
Wood
Snyer
Fred Jeffrey
Bobcat
Wail
Hoosiers
O'Pasik
Saluskh
J Robeat
Jones
Fed Gabriel
Dowhs
Knives Doctor After Quarrel in Memphis Office
Memphis physician Cash King was stabbed just below the heart in a quarrel at his office. Police say Hunter Wilson, former Tennessee attorney general, attacked King after an argument over a former patient, King was taken to Baptist Capital with critical condition. Wilson arrested per police.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cash King
Hunter Wilson
Tennessee
Will D. Lee
Wilson
Igor. King
Dr. King
Athens Heavy Rain Hits Athens District and Lightning Strikes
A torrential rainfall the heaviest in two years struck Friday night in the Athens district accompanying a violent electrical wind storm. Near Chauncey nine people were stunned when a lightning bolt struck a residence causing severe damage. A bolt damaged Brimstone Ridge west of Coolville destroying several barns. Earl Sycks and family suffered major roof and internal damage at Sand Ridge near Chauncey. two-year-old Norman Theodore was prostrate. The family recovered by Saturday aside from shock. a fire started in the home but was extinguished by rain.
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Athens
Chauncey
Brimstone Ridge
Coolville
Earl Sycks
Sand Ridge
Norman Theodore
More Pounds More Smiles Gold And Gloom Coal In Washington
TODAY Washington faces inflation talk and market moves as Britain slides from gold. Cyrus H K Curtis and Merlin frame finance while Wall Street and London show contrasting fortunes. In Washington a cool breeze brings peaches five for five cents and a 20 cent taxi fare as President Hoover lunches calmly amid a payroll economy.
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Anthur Brisbane
Washington
Hing Festures, Inc
Ashington
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
England
London
Wall Street
Merlin
Witch of
Uncle Sam
Refugees Flee War Zone From Manchuria Into Peiping
Thousands of refugees streamed into Peiping today from Manchuria war zones. Hundreds faced destitution as they searched for shelter and food in the ancient capital. Rail and road routes to the northeast carried fleeing families amid feared renewed clashes between Japanese and Manchurian forces. Peasants and small shopkeepers deserted properties seeking safety within the Great Wall region.
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Peiping
Manchuria
Great Wall of China
Britain Divided Over Early General Election on Tariff Issue
London reports show Britain split into two camps over an early general election focused on tariffs. Predictions of a late September dissolution and a countrywide appeal pressure leaders, with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and the government aiming to manage plans while an official denial dismissed talks of a Chequers meeting with Stanley Baldwin and Sir Hubert Samuel.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Chequers Court
Stanley Baldwin
Jeader
Hubert Samuel
Storms Bring Rain and Damage Across Athens District
A Friday night storm cooled the Athens district with a drop to 63 from the eighties as rain and wind caused flooding and minor destruction. The Weather Bureau in Columbus forecast fair, cooler weekend weather. The Hocking River rose to 3.80 feet Saturday morning, while reports of toppled trees, upset furniture, blown fuses, and damaged crops surfaced near Coolville Rockland and Fairview. Total rainfall reached 1.52 inches, noted by Athens County observer Mrs. C N France, with statewide damage including a lumber plant fire in Columbus area and two downed planes in Pennsylvania.
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Weather Bureau
Columbus
Hocking
C. N. France
Athens County
Coolville
Bailey Farm
Fairview
Rockland
Richland Avenue
Grosvenor Street
Morris Avenue
Mra. C. N
France
Hamilton
Hall
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Nehming
Shooter Freed by Coroner Verdict in Sandusky Homicide
Sandusky September 26 A coroner’s jury ruled the death of Clair Hunt 22 accidental after Frank Slocum a nearby farmer shot him last Monday night Slocum testified I did not know who I was shooting at A letter from Mrs Slocum to Hunt mentioned meeting by a lac bush and she had left with Hunt for Oregon last June leaving a baby behind
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Chioan
Sandusky
N. Squire
Clair Hunt
Frank Slocum
Huron
Slocurm
Lberty
Hunt
Slocum
French statesmen begin first postwar pilgrimage to Germany
Paris dispatch reports Premier Pierre Laval and Foreign Minister Aristide Briand departed for Berlin marking the first friendly French official visit to Germany since 1914. The French line adjusted the Ile de France sailing to move Laval’s trip to Washington earlier.
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U.R
Germany
Pierre Laval
Aristide Briand
Berlin
France
Laval
Washington
Two Luhrig Men Killed as Auto and Streetcar Collide
Nelsonville dispatch reports two Luhrig men died after a roadster collided with a Nelsonville bound streetcar near the Dug-Out on State Route 31 below Nelsonville Friday night. Driver Kenneth Hawk, 28, and a passenger Clarence Neal, 35, died from traumatic injuries, while James Jones, 30, died at Logan hospital after being taken there. Hawk survived with minor injuries and provided details of the crash. an inquest returned an accidental death verdict.
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Luhrig
Nelsonville
Clarence Neal
James Jones
Driver
Archer Seeme
Clarence
Enoch) Neal
Logan Hospital
Jones
Buechtel
Kenneth Hawk
Lunrig
George Bateman
Hawk
Neal
Buchtet
Kimberly Road
Hrwl
Stout
L. F. Jones
Athens
Feter Barrows
Dave Neal
Central Avenue
Jeff
Dave
New York
U. S. Navy
Oscar
Hobert
Akron
Walter
Plains
Two Meigs Countians Die Saturday Morning
Nelsonville and surrounding areas report the deaths of two local men on Saturday morning as part of a broader set of community notices. The page also notes upcoming Grand Jury selections for November and several Pomeroy Trend items, along with various local updates from Nelsonville, Chauncey, Glouster, and Logan.
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Grand Jury
Pomeroy Trend News
Nelsonvita P. T. A. Groupe
Nelsonville News
Pago Tf. Eines
Hocking County
Logan News
Pagotu
Hoover
Congress
Mariah Bush Snyder
London
Chauncey
P. T
Columbus
Morgan County
Prayer Marathon Ends Early in Johnston City Church
In Johnston City Illinois the dawn to dusk prayer marathon ended at 3 a m four hours early due to cold weather and fatigue. Rev G T Kenney led the session at Washington Avenue Baptist Church as 98 prayers were offered including pleas for business miners farmers and volunteers. Several telegrams arrived from Chicago Cleveland and other cities praising the effort though many participants had to quit weary and cold.
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Johnston City
Ill
Iministera
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Cleveland
Kinney
Denials From Legion Leaders On Dr Wilson Assertions
Prominent American Legion members at the Detroit convention rejected Dr Clarence True Wilsons claims as misinformed or slanderous. Past national commander Yowant P Savage and other leaders denounced his remarks as insulting to sober, well behaved veterans. Senator James A Heed and Maj Gen Milton J Foreman echoed the attack, labeling the accusations as unfounded and harmful to the Union’s war record.
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Clarence True Wigan
Detraig
Yowant P. Savage
Wlixen Pas
Jena A. Fitteté
Wilson
Milton J. Foreman
Wilaatt
Haj Wan
Wieh Ubuggs
Kananap City
Cartier United States
James A. Heed
Legion
Wilden
United States
France
Trade bodies urged to bolster industry regulation plan
Washington September 2018 Frederick M Felker director of the commerce department bureau of foreign and domestic commerce unveiled an administration plan to stabilize industry by making trade associations more influential Felker said the plan targets anti trust laws and would enable industry groups to identify wasteful practices and cut overheard costs The program has been piloted in small retail and confectionery sectors and the department says it is ready to expand to others as a concrete, research based approach to curb waste and improve efficiency
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Washington
Frederick M. Feller
Commerce Department Bureau of Foreigt
Dementia Commerce
Folker
Algaritia Pole Af Ntl Porta
Ha June Pia
Waate
Hyde To Study Beer Benefits
Kansas City sept 26 A R E Arthur M Hyde secretary of agriculture arrived to gather data from agriculturists on benefits from resuming beer production He said the investigation is department initiated and not at the President's request nor to modify prohibition laws He expects data on potential employment if breweries reopen in the territory
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Kansas City
Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
Washington
Gandhi Is Booed as He Visits Lancashire Mills
Mahatma Gandhi was cheered and booed by crowds in Darwen Lancashire as he toured smokeless cotton mills in a boycott of British cloth for India. Police were posted along the two miles of streets but the scene remained orderly with no protests.
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Lancashire
Eng
Mahatma Gandhi
Tedey
India
Gandhi
Set Clocks Back Sleep Extra Hour in Standard Time
New York report notes communities will revert to Standard Time at 2 4 a m on Sunday, ending Daylight Saving. Clocks go back one hour, giving an extra Sunday morning sleep for those who prefer late lounging.
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New York
Dry Issue Before Church in Denver Prohibition Debate
In Denver on September 24, a report to the House of Bishops from the Joint Committee on World and Nations Probremas discusses prohibition within the Episcopal Church. It criticizes current liquor laws without offering a concrete solution and notes church leaders acknowledge liquor problems while rejecting sole blame on Prohibition for social ills.
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Denver
Colo
U.A
Episcopal Church
Hayue of Bishops
Joint Committee On World and Nations
Dafenna
Iawa
Ue Shure
Enmmiites Wendt
Tewlesanenn
Rules Man Can't Drive Judge Suspends One of Car After Manslaughter Conviction
Cincinnati report states 53 year old contractor Joseph Stein was convicted of manslaughter after his car struck and killed Catherine Westerman in May. Judge Thomas Darby sentenced him to 20 days in jail and banned him from driving again. Stein had been drinking and previously served 18 months in the Ohio Penitentiary for a similar crime.
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Cincinnati
U.A
Joseph Stein
Thomas Darby
Stein
Catherine Westerman
Ohio
Frosts in Light Present Week May Hring Sharp Drop in Temperature
Weather forecast for next week in Ohio Valley and Tennessee expects generally fair conditions with a shower period midweek. Cool Sunday night and Monday to Tuesday, then cooler later in the week. frost probable near week end in the Ohio Valley. Great Lakes region mostly fair with slight temperature dips midweek.
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Washington
Sept. B
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Governor Murray Visit Prompts Oklahoma Commentary
In Oklahoma Chelsea notes Governor Murray is away in St Louis addressing unemployment and will travel to Little Rock to tackle the cotton situation. The piece likens him to Jimmy Walker, reflecting midwestern calm on prohibition while prices for basic goods climb.
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Chelsea
Okla
Oklahoma
Murray
St. Louis
Little’ Rock
Jimmy Walker
Middle West
Youra
Will
Mines To Operate Monday In Sunday Creek Coal Field
News notes report miners and operators in the Sunday Creek coal fields reach a tentative settlement after days of strife. Negotiations led by Adjutant General Henderson Colonel Shetler and Governor White aimed to calm tensions. A plan seeks marking mines and resuming work Monday with checkweighmen at key mines including No 6, Murray City and 10-X.
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Heding
Sunday Creek Valley
Frank D. Henderson
John $. Shetler
George. White
Acem
Sunday Creek Coat Company
James Herry
Division of
Alu
Taro
Shott
No. & Mine
Murray City
Aine
Western Hor
Orbiatohs
Imines Lang
Atelice
Torwart Mond
Fata Tel Columbas
Wiiy
Agreemant
Shetler
Neteo
Dative Barry
State Mine Department
Shetler Saya
Ming
Wenters Fuel Company
McClelland Appointed Probate Judge in Franklin County
Columbus Ohio September 26 G P McClelland attorney was appointed probate judge for Franklin County by Governor Wilts after Homer vacated the post amid misconduct charges. McClelland, a 20 year Ohio State University trained lawyer, previously lost a common pleas judge bid to Charles Leach. The appointment sparks controversy amid a public dispute involving Opal Eversole and local papers.
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Columbus
G. P. McClelland
Franklin County
Wilts
Homer
Wick
McCielland
Columb Y Ney
Loaing
Charles Leach
Hen
Jasua
Isdit
Dry Adviser Indicted in New York on Forgery and Larceny
In New York on September 7, prominent Republican and former federal prohibition official and Kingston mayor candidate is indicted by the grand jury. He faces charges of grand larceny and forgery related to forged bonds valued at 335000, with a 7000 bond loan. The case involves the Wickeral Law Enforcement Commission and control over embezzled funds.
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Canfield
New
Prohibition
Kingston
N. A
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