Baseball scores from a mixed league day
The record lists multiple game results across American Association National League and American League with teams such as Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Toledo St Paul Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia New York and Louis. Scores vary from lopsided to close across two leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Tenance
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Eeeeter
Milwaukee Eenenee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Wyock Cieevees
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
American Association
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Louis
New York
Athens Hi Opens Season With Chauncey Clash
Athens High football starts the year with a home game against Chauncey High on the playground. Coach Torrance and assistant Douge drill signals while late practice focuses on fundamentals. Likely starters include Sweeney Wilcox Hughes Sharp Gandee Shafer Kennedy Muir Brooks McKinney ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High
Chauncey High
Chauncey
Torrance
Douge
Athens
Sweeney
Uarter
Wilcox
Hughes
Tti
Sharp
Gandi
Shafer
Kennedy
Muir
Brooks
McKin
Gandee
Wise
Chauncey Forms Real Baseball Team for Next Summer
A Chauncey company is formed to stage real baseball next summer. They have bought equipment for a first rate ball park from Millfield. Chauncey hosts many local players and will add top talent from the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Men
Millfield
Yanks Must Win Three Of Four To Stay Alive
New York leads in the pennant race were trimmed as the Pirates won and the Giants were idle. McGraw's club now trails by three and a half games while the Yankees sit one and a half behind. Pirates have five games left, Giants four. if Giants win two the Pirates are out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pirates
Giants
McGraw
Yanks
Indians
St. Louis
Baseball scoreboard summary of yesterday games
George Sisler hit a first inning homer with a man on as the Browns shut out the Yankees 2 0. Roush homered for the Reds in the second to beat the Cubs 8 2. Phils knocked Glazner out in the fifth and Carlson saved the game as Pittsburgh won 9 6. Joe Bush held Athletics to four hits as Red Sox won game two 1 9 to The Robins and Braves split with Brooklyn losing 8 5 and Mitchell winning 8 0 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sisler
Browns
Yanks
Shocker
Roush
Reds
Cubs
Phils
Glazner
Carlson
Pirates
Joe Bush
Athletics
Red Sox
Rommel
Karr
Champion Sunflower Trims Athens County Championship Stature
Rev. George Orndorff of Hollister headlines the 1921 Athens county watermelon championship, lifting a blossom barely 50 inches in circumference. Officials and spectators ask who can match this remarkable specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orndorff
Hollister
Athens County
Wat
Allen Motor Company liquidation urged by receivers
Credit of the Allen Motor Company in Columbus Ohio recommended liquidation of the sold and affairs following advice from the receivers.
Deputy Sheriff Arrested in Jail Escape Case
Columbus dispatch reports deputy sheriff Byman Topolsky was arrested by federal authorities on a charge of aiding Milton Solomon of New York to escape last August with William Anderson of Newark. Solomon allegedly confessed that Topolsky furnished him with the means used to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Byman Topolsky
Milton Solomon
New York City
William Anderson
Newark
Lost evidence in embrace speaks to Steubenville raid
In Steubenville on September 28 Deputy Sheriff Sherman Campbell raided an alleged speak easy run by two sisters. He seized illicit liquor, destroyed all but one quart which he kept as evidence. One sister seized him and the other destroyed the remaining bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Steubenville
Sherman Campbell
Pie Social Friday at McDougal School House
A pie supper is set for Friday evening September 30 at the McDougal school house to raise funds for the school. Proceeds benefit the local school and its programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal School
Ohio Seeks Unemployment Policy Outcomes from National Conference
Columbus reports the state awaits the national conference on unemployed called by President Harding to determine how unskilled job distribution policy will proceed. The meeting's results are expected to shape state labor actions and relief efforts pending federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Conference On
Harding
Blue Devil Tackles Vest Stains On Both Sides
A cleaning note advises treating inner vest spots with Blue Devil to remove marks on both sides. Date code 9-26-1b accompanies the tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainner
Miss Ida Schnall Shocks Athletics With Daring Dive
Miss Ida Schnall achieves fame across field and track and in swimming and diving. She recently topped her record by diving from an airplane into the Atlantic Ocean near Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Schnall
Thantic City
White Sox figures indicted in 1919 World Series conspiracy
Cicotte Jackson Felsch Risberg Weaver Gandil Williams and McMullin of the Chicago White Sox were indicted by a Chicago grand jury for conspiracy to commit an illegal act relating to the 1919 World Series against the Reds. Sisler notches his 250th hit, surpassing Cobb’s 248 from 1911. Brooklyn grants Cleveland permission to use Sewell in the series as New York Americans offer Sox players to finish the season, which Chicago declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicotte
Jackson
Felsch
Risberg
Weaver
Gandil
Williams
MccMullin
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Sisler
Browns
Cobb
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Sewell
New York Americans
Public Forum Letter From Mrs Jane Brooks
In a published public forum letter Mrs Jane Brooks of 234 West Union Street Athens Ohio defends her actions and criticizes reporting she says harmed her. She calls for reporters to investigate both sides and notes alleged wartime exemptions and local incidents involving her accusers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Public Forum
Floyd Butcher
Fatty Arbuckle
Anse Hatfield
Jane Brooks
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
McKinley Visitors and Local News Highlight Area Gossip
New England Mr and Mrs Henry McKinley visited Mr and Mrs John McKinley of this place last week. Mrs Coleman has returned to Athens after visiting her daughter Mrs Everett Copeland. Mr and Mrs Charles McKinley visited the McKinleys here. Miss Gladys Hunter of Guysville visited Friday. Fall Festival attendance noted in Athens. George Hill of Thurston visited Lew Poston over Sunday. supper at New England schoolhouse set for Saturday evening October 2. Helen McKinley teaches locally. Jessie McLaughlin returned home near Glouster after staying with her uncle Mr Andrews. Earl Stone returned from Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Jink Davis and son visited Mr and Mrs James Burchfield of Capaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McKinley
John McKinley
Lew Poston
New England
Helen McKinley
Jessie McLaughlin
Mr. Andrews
Glouster
Earl Stone
Kentucky
Jink Davis
James Burchfield
Capaanville
Invasion of Drug Shops Hurts City Drug Trade
L. D. Sales warned at the National Wholesale Druggists Association convention that the wholesale and retail drug business is being demoralized by individuals opening drug shops to sell intoxicating liquors in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
L. D
National Wholesale Druggists Association
Lena Starlin Visits Grace Dodds Tuesday
Mrs. Lena Starlin was calling on Miss Grace Dodds Tuesday, a brief social note from the community society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Starlin
Miss Grace Dodds
Grand Rapids Man Throws Cane Away After Tanlac Cure
William Gould of Grand Rapids says Tanlac cured his rheumatism and stomach problems after years relying on a walking cane. He reports a weight gain and regained strength at age 67, noting improved appetite and mobility. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
William G. Gould
Jefferson Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willing Workers' Class Banquet in Carpenter
The Willing Workers' Class will host a banquet in a vacant house opposite Noah Stout store on Friday evening September 30. Lunch ice cream and candy will be served.
Ohio Incorporation Sees Hudson Oil and Gas Raise Capital
Columbus agents report Hudson Oil and Gas Company in Nelsonville increased capital stock from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars reflecting growing investment and expansion activities in the Ohio region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Hudson Oil and Gas Company
Nelsonville Capital
Lewis Maintains Union Control With Limited District Gains
Three eastern union districts backed John Lewis in the United Mine Workers conference vote to challenge Alexander Howatt. The outcome signals a conservative bloc’s advancement while taxes fall in only a few Athens county districts and rise in most elsewhere. Nelsonville adds one mill, Athens adds one mill less, and Glouster stays level as Athens county average taxation reaches $2.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
International
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
John Lewis
Athens County
Buchtel Special School
Bern Township
Rome Township
Jacksonville Corporation
Waterloo Township
Alexander-Lee
Canaan Township
Alexander-Lodi
Rome-Carthage
Lodi Township
Nelsonville City
Athens City
Glouster Corporation
Gardner golden wedding draws locals from far cities
By the Way reports Mrs Winnie Will of Wilmington North Carolina, daughter of the late Cyrus James, visiting the county. Bob Brookins travels from Louisville to attend. Wallace Berge from Beverly joins boyhood friends at the Gardner celebration. Mrs W J Sanders and Mrs John Myers, former Chamfields girls, now grandmothers, share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Willmore
Wilmington
N. C
Cyrus James
Millfield
By-theay
Bob Brookins
Louisville
Wallace Berge
Beverly
W. J. Sanders
Stella Stephenson
John Myers
Grace Gardner
Nelsonville
Glouster
Old Soldier Reunions At GAR Encampment In Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts the Grand Army of the Republic fifty fifth annual encampment as veterans who served from 1861 to 1865 renew friendships. Arm in arm they walk the city recalling battlefield and camp experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army of the Republic
Bank Closure Shocks Leipsic and Gilboa Community
Gilboa Bank of Gilboa Ohio a private lender was closed by the State Superintendent of Banks Scott. Its affairs were transferred to The Bank of Leipsic and the Bank of Ottawa County Ottawa. The shutdown stems from heavy losses tied to a grain elevator and local business downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Gilboa Bank
Gilboa
Ohio
Scott
Bank of Leipsie
Bank of
Ottawa County
Ottawa
Find‘ort Wayne An Sahinatoa Atlesta
Unemployment Plan Urges Nationwide Agency Before Winter
United Press reports a national convention urges every city to open an unemployment office and place idle workers. governors and mayors urged to act, federal employment service revived with emergency funds, a single nationwide system coordinated by states. Employers would share work, allowing full time staff to cut hours and keep 2,000 workers plus 1,000 more at reduced hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington
Conference Committee
Federal Employment Service
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bank account rules in Jersey require written husband consent
In Jersey it is unlawful for a married woman to open a bank account without obtaining her husband’s written permission. This reflects historic marital property law affecting financial autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
Jersey
Athens Scouts Reorganized With Elks Backing
A Athens meeting of the Ellis lodge B P O E approved a complete reorganization of the Boy Scout movement. A committee led by Roy Dupler H J Paul Russell Rupp and Harold Mardis will establish headquarters rooms in churches and a central space in the Sloane Block with two third floor rooms rented. Proceeds from a February minstrel show will fund a summer camp next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Roy Dupler
H. J. Paul
Russell Rupp
Harold C. Mardis
Boy Scouts
The
Elks
Lodge
Ellis
Presbyterian
First M. E
Christian
Central Avenue M. E
Presbyterian Church
M. BE
H. C. Mardis
Christian Church
Sam Johnson
Marshall
Central Avenue Church
Court
State Streets
Elks’ Lodge
Harold Mardis
Chas, DeMolet
J. A. Fuller
Alex Moore
Sloane Block
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting Moved to Church
The meeting time remains Thursday at 7 o'clock. The gathering location shifts from Atty. W. E. Peters office to the Presbyterian church and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Atty
W. E. Peters
Presbyterian Church
Squires Discusses US Ties With Harding Hoover
Sir Richard A. Squires prime minister of Newfoundland promotes prosperity and visits the United States. He met with President Harding and Commerce Secretary Hoover to discuss trade relations. As Liberal leader he won a record majority in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Squires
Newfoundland
United States
Harding
Hoover
Liberal Party
Richard
Golden 50th wedding anniversary celebrated near Chauncey
More than 2090 friends gathered Sept 27 1921 at the Gardner home near Chauncey to honor Moses and Susan Gardner on their 50th anniversary and Mrs Samuel Welling on 25th anniversary. Guests included grandchildren great grandchildren and many Chauncey residents. The Brick Church home dated 1840 hosted a large dinner and program with songs readings talks and a serenade by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Moses Gardner
Samuel Welling
Gardners
J. P. Weethee
Gardner
Dover Township
Sunday Creek
Neil Helsel
Spade
W. B. Johnson
Tom Walace
Cambridge
Walace
Mose
Susan Gardner
Samuel Weiling
Clark
Alice
Juanita
Mabel Welling MecCullough
Columbus
John Myers
Tex
Pauline
Maxine
Helen
Glouster
Myers
Mary Kayser
Ray Gardner
Gladys
Cora
Lucile
Athens
Guy Gardner
Wyona
Carl Gardner
Glenn
Ruth
Dolph Nelson
Edward
Indian River City
Florida
Nelson
Wanda
Bryan McCullough
Marian
Clarence Kayser
Miss Kayser
John Meyers
Buckeye State Building Loan Co Seeks Deposits
Systematic deposits are evidence of character and thrift. The Buckeye State Building Loan Co invites inquiries and deposits at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus. It loans deposits as first mortgages on homes and farms, reporting assets over 21 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building @ Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus
Garden celebrates golden and silver anniversaries with giant squash
Decorated with Florida wild flowers and southern moss sent by Rudolph Nelson, the Gardner garden yields two enormous squash vines. One squash weighs about 590 pounds, each. one golden red, the other silver in color. Robert Brookins witnessed the Gardner marriage fifty years ago. Some believe the squashes mark the couple's anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Rudolph Nelson
Gardner
Robert Brookins
Louisville
Republicans delay German treaty vote to build ratification drive
FRAZER EDWARDS reports that Republican leaders will abandon real efforts to win Senate approval of the German treaty until a stronger ratification campaign is ready. The fate of the German Austrian and Hungarian pacts appears to rest with 36 Democratic senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer Edwards
United Press
Washington
Senate
Asymmetry in Fingernail Growth Rates Among Fingers
The middle finger nail grows fastest, outperforming all others, while the thumbnail grows the slowest. Each finger presents a distinct growth pace, showing notable variability in nail production across the hand.
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Intl Feature Senvion, Inc
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Eddie
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Editor
Gould
By the
Way
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ELKO
Dover Goople
Elliott’s Store
Burlingham
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Senger
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Capital Motor Car Co
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South Fourth St
Ohio State
Main
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