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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1920

Page

4

Readers urged to mail questions for answers service

The Athens Messenger announces an Information Bureau run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D.C. Readers may mail questions with full name and address and two cents postage for return replies. The bureau offers information only and cannot give legal medical or financial advice or handle domestic disputes.

Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Aemington D.C The Inquirer

Athens High to Play Waite High in Toledo on October 16

Athens high school earned a prestigious invitation when Waite high school offered a game in Toledo on October 16. Waite and Scott are Ohio’s largest high schools with strong reputations, and Athens will represent southern Ohio and West Virginia against a broad midwest field. Coach Mackie accepts the open date and the trip marks a historic athletic feat for the school.

Athens High School Mackie Waite High School Athens High Toledo Waite Scott Ohio Waite High Middle West Athens West Virginia Nocky” Ruff Denison University Ohio Wesleyan

Five Plots Alleged in Cox Campaign Conspiracy Speech

The Sun and New York Herald deride five alleged plots aiding Gov. Cox in his campaign. They accuse oligarchy control, Republican fundraising, business interests weapons use, press suppression, and a Western campaign trap set by Will Hayes aides. The piece mocks the accusations as crude, undignified theatrics.

Cox Albuquerque Cor Will Haye Candor the Sun and New York Herald

Weak In A Vital Spot Education in Crisis Warns of Looming Shortages

Federal education chief Philander Claxton warns the United States faces a serious crisis with 3 million pupils lacking accommodations and 75 000 elementary plus 15 000 high school teachers short. Many teachers lack proper training while salaries and housing lag. Britain France and others have improved conditions, yet the U S risks stagnation in scholarship citizenship and health.

United States Philander Claxton Comaissioner Great Britain France Ger ‘Weauy Brasil Argentina

Education Today: Planning Ahead to Compete with Global Youth

The piece laments short sightedness in prioritizing present gains over children’s future, urging sustained, constructive planning for the next year. It argues that without continuous investment in youth, future Americans may fall behind other nations’ offspring.

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Home Manager Proposed as Respectful Title for Homemakers

A Board of Elections clerk settles that the official occupation for the woman who runs a home is home manager. The term, praised as fitting for the new womanhood, elevates housekeeping to a business like profession and allows for all who manage a home to claim it as their work.

Board of Elections

Opinions on Women Voters and Republican Preference

Reprinted piece argues women favor the Republican party over the Democrats. It asserts Democrats would bring European intrigues and tyranny, calls for federal job cuts, notes government employment rose after the armistice, and claims Democrats inflame class tension while Republicans uphold decency and peace.

Wonsnsne Nee Tone United States Democratic Party Republican Party

Calf-killer Motorman Encounters Self-Owner Dilemma

After Dinner Stories narrates James Trimmer, an interurban motorman, running down two calves and learning they were his own. He quips livestock on tracks irritate him, while a passerby comments on dusty roads and a ramshackle bridge ahead.

James Trimmer

End of the Whig Party in 1852 Campaign

Washington Sept 28 1852 marked the final era for the Whigs as a national force. The party again backed General Winfield Scott a war hero who failed against Franklin Pierce. The piece recounts Scott’s letters and motives and notes Henry Clay and Daniel Webster as key figures in the collapsed Whig cause and the 1852 election results.

Washington Whig Party Tme Winfeld Scott Mexico William Henry Harrison van Buren Lundy's Lane Jppecanoe Scott New York General Scott Franklin Pierce Union Pierce Taylor White House Millard Fillmo Fillmore Daniel Webster Henry, Clay Cticator California United States Senate South District of Columbia Texas New Mexico Utah Henry Clay Democratic Party Webster Congress Senator Jones Tennessee Sean Jimmy” Jones James K. Polk Choate Massachusetts Vermont New England Kentucky

Questions and Answers on Politics and World Facts

A compilation of Q and A items listing presidential and party candidates, notable baseball players, science queries on freezing, engine efficiency, Mephistopheles meaning, early agricultural stations, ocean cable laying, Brooklyn Bridge jump date, and recommended child weights with a health booklet offer. Specific names include Warren G Harding Calvin Coolidge James Cox Roosevelt Parley Christensen Max Hayes Robert Macauley Barnum Debs Stedman Watkins Leigh Colvin. Dode Paskett. Mephistopheles means the spirit who denies.

Warren G. Harding Ohio Calvin Coolidge Mass James Middleton Cox Franklin Delano Roosevelt New York Parley P. Christensen Utah Max 8. Hayes Robert Macauley Penn Robert C. Barnum Eugene V. Debs Indiana Seymour Stedman Illinois Aaron Watkins Leigh Colvin Dode” Paskett Chicago Cubs Mephistopheles United States America Wesleyan University Middletown Connecticut Steve Brodie Brooklyn Bridge Washington Information Bureau

Rev Watts Preaches First Sermon in Rutland

Rutland reports the Rev JL C Watts delivered his initial sermon at MBE church on Sunday morning. Ray H Rawlings returned Friday from Cincinnati business trip. Miss Mabel Lyle, Ledlie School teacher, was seriously injured by a runaway horse last week. she suffered a broken harness incident and will miss school for some time but survived. Mr and Mrs George Humphrey are visiting. bridge construction near post office caused a two mile detour. Rutland high school beat Vinton high school we have a complete 6 to 3 score for Rutland at Braley Park.

JL. C. Watts M. BE. Durch Ray H. Rawlings Cincinnati Mabel Lyle Ledlie School George Humphrey Rutland Vinton High Schools Poston Braley Park

Local Socials and a Volcano Note From Mount Ararat

The report lists numerous Saturday and Sunday visits among residents of Logan Athens Nelsonville Capaanville and nearby areas with multiple family groupings and weekend gatherings. An Overland car driven by Henry Williams and a Sugar Creek Chevrolet collided near Ed Micheals Saturday night with no injuries though both cars were damaged. Mount Ararat is noted as a volcano with its last eruption in 1840.

Elmer Coon Logan Fair Joe Slater Rose Fred Will Roberts Athens Charles Loomis Logan John Smart Capaanville Anna Geisicke Lon Humphrey John Patton Haydenville Joe Hutchins Adam Nash Nelsonville Rob Hawk Vera Burdette W. J. Hawk Fletch Dan Hawk New Marshfield Frank Hamilton Henry Williams Sugar Creek Ed Micheals Mount Ararat

Ruth Homer Sparks Yankees Win in 52nd of Season

Philadelphia Sept 28 Babe Ruth hit his 52nd home run of the season in the opening inning as the Yankees faced the Athletics Rommel pitched.

Philadelphia Babe Ruth Yankees Athletics Rommel

Beer poured into Chicago River by marshals in 1919

U S deputy marshals poured twenty one thousand bottles of real beer into the Chicago river after confiscating the liquor from a saloon keeper in August 1919. The event occurred in Chicago on September 28.

Chicago U. S

Balloon Crash and Racing Inquiry In Cincinnati

E B Weston a 58 year old millionaire sportsman and paper maker from Dayton Ohio and Leo Stevens 42 chief aeronautics instructor at Fort Omaha Nebraska arrived at Hotel Gibson Cincinnati to study how the Delight Wes tons entry in the Birmingham Alabama balloon race stood after Saturday’s event.

Cincinnati E. B. Weston Sportsman and Dayton Leo Stevens Fort Omaha Nebraska Hotel Gibson Westons Birmingham Ala

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