Letter Read At Kiwanis Dinner Seeks Aid For Athens County
Mayor Alex Moore read a letter to the Kiwanis club at the Hotel Berry dinner outlining help offered from Ohio’s largest cities to Athens county. The missive addressed rumors spread across the state and Hocking valley about mining closures and asks that they be verified to mobilize assistance.
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Athens County
Ohio
Alex Moore
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Hocking Valley
Scarce clothes and books hit Athens county schools
Carl Porter, attendance officer, says conditions worsen for poor families with all children in school. He notes no organization to aid, since Irma Stanfield left, leaving schools unable to supply clothes as cold wet weather begins.
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Athens County
Carl Porter
Mr. Porter
Irma Stanfield
Red Cross
Athens County Faces Hard Times and Possible Aid Effort
A letter reveals widespread poverty among miners' families around Glouster and Goose Run with no work, no credit, and minimal union relief. Officials say churches and schools can't fully help. Athens may need state or merchant aid. Citizens ponder charitable distribution without favoring labor or operators as winter approaches.
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Glouster and
Goose Run
Miner's Union
Athens
Senous County
Ohio
Athens County
Jenty
Moore
S. M. Johnson
Hurri cane and tidal wave sweep Vera Cruz ships lost
A hurricane and tidal wave devastated Vera Cruz and surrounding areas causing heavy damage and loss of life. Four ships sunk in the harbor, including the Anahuac and the San Juan, with crews lost. Widespread destruction reported across hills and poorer districts as rains and winds battered the region. A second storm was forecast hourly while trains along the Vera Cruz Cordoba line reported extensive damage. Nearby Cincinnati dispatch notes Knights of Pythias elect Grand Chancellor Curtis C Williams.
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Vera Cruz
Anahuac
San Juan
Cordoba
Cincinnati
Curtis C. Williams
Columbus
The
Knights of Pythias
William H. Lueders
Knights
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Cathedral
Fire Threatens Carson City as Five Burned
Five men have been burned seriously and four homes destroyed by a brush and forest fire that is threatening Carson City Nevada. Local crews battle flames as residents evacuate and authorities coordinate containment efforts with limited water and windy conditions.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Kiwanis Members Plan National Relief Effort
Kiwanis club members agreed on a program to support a country-wide plan to uncover and relieve adverse conditions. Reports from the Columbus convention were delivered by President Carl Beasley, Secretary Gus White, and Fred McKay.
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Kiwanis
Columbus
Carl Beasley
Gus White
Fred McKay
Story of Wife Was Probably Nearer Truth
In Youngstown on September 20 Jack Redick was attacked on a street by several men armed with rocks and knives after he threatened to defend his wife. His wife later told police she administered the whipping when he failed to show sympathy during her toothache.
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Youngstown
Jack Redick
Redick
Athens County Woman Preacher Maud Sanders Dies
Miss Maud Sanders, one of two licensed women preachers in Athens County, died at her sister’s home in Athens today from stomach cancer. Born in Lawrence County, she served Carbon Hill and Sugar Creek and supplied Zaleski and other towns. Funeral at Central Avenue M E church Friday led by Revs. Rice and Browning. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Athens County
Maud Sanders
Selim Stiles
Brown Avenue
Miss Sanders
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church
Carbon Hill
Sugar Creek
Zaleski
T Lawrence County
Athens
Wellston
Stiles
William Sanders
Selah Weatherby
Ohio Eastern Christian Conference
Central Avenue M. E
Fred L. Rice
Canaanville
D. L. Browning
Glouster
Central Avenue Church
West Union Street
Severe Southwest Storm Leaves Hundreds Homeless
A violent wind and rain storm blankets 400 square miles across southern Arizona and western New Mexico, causing bridges to wash out and streams to flood. Homes are destroyed and telecommunication lines fail while rail and highway traffic halt. Santa Cruz river overflows and Nogales troops flee flood waters. Naco and Agua Prieta report isolation and roads unusable.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Cruz
Douglas
Nogales
25Th Infantry
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Naco
Naco- Cananea
Maud Saves Twenty-Five After Bus Sideswipes Milk Wagon
In Cincinnati Maud leveraged a quick action when a Lockland bus sideswiped a milk wagon and slid toward a 20 foot muddy embankment. The bus stopped with the vehicle buried to the hood. She helped evacuate twenty five people from danger.
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Cincinnati
Maud
Lockland
Believe Girl Killed By Woman Maniac
Liberty Indiana reports eight year old Eva May Brook found in a thicket with fatal wounds. Coroner FE Beard says a handkerchief matching Cincinnati laundry marks suggests a link to an insane hospital. Police traced a woman seen near the crime who appeared demented according to witnesses.
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Liberty
Ind
U.P
Eva May Brook
FE. R. Beard
Union County
Beard
Cincinnati
Campus Rebels to Begin in Messenger Serial Next Week
The Messenger announces Campus Rebels will start on October 6 with illustrations noted for excellence. Serial editor assembles the presentation as readers are pre-notified to avoid missing issues. Tom Simms, creator of They Never Knew, criticizes the current run but hints at surprises when the plot pauses.
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Messenger
Tom Simms
the Messenger
Evangelist Aimee McPherson Abduction Hearing Moves On
District Attorney Asa Keyes plans to call carpenter John Considine to testify about alleged love scenes at Carmel in the McPherson case. The hearing in justice court considers conspiracy to defeat justice by manufacturing evidence to support abduction claims.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Asa Keyes
Aimee Semple McPherson
Keyes
John Considine
Considine
Carmel “Love Nest
Kenneth Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman-Seilaff
John Doe” Martin
Thursday's Five Best Features Radio Schedule
Radio guide lists five programs across major stations. KDKA Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. Handel hour. WIZ New York 9 p.m. Royal Orchestra. WRC Chicago 8:50 p.m. WMAQ Chicago 9 p.m. program. Wacco Minneapolis St Paul 10 p.m. Lief Ericsson with Senators Shipstead and Borah. WEAF hook up 9 p.m. Eskimos led by Harry Reser.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Handel
WIZ
New York
WRC
Royal Orchestra
WMAQ
Chicago
Wacco
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Lief Ericsson
Senators Shipstead
Borah
WEAF
Eskimos
Harry Reser
Chauncey Mine Resumes Operations After Suspension
Chauncey No 25 of the New York Coal company will resume work next Monday after a several month suspension. The mine employs over 600 men and has been undergoing cleanup and repairs. Superintendent John F. Smith and inside foreman Edward Fouty coordinate the restart.
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Chauncey
New York Coal Company
New York Company
John F. Smith
Edward Fouty
Economy in Governmental Expenses Keynote at Republican Rally
Newark rally opens the fall campaign with Senator Frank B Willis and Myers Y Cooper as headliners. The event stresses economy in state and federal spending, with Willis praising tax cuts of Harding and Coolidge and Cooper outlining planks to stretch taxpayer dollars.
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Newark
Frank KB. Willis
Myers’ Y. Cooper
Willis
Mr. Cooper
Harding
Coolidge
Cooper
William Morgan
James ©. Mills
Clarence J. Brown
Edward C. Turner
Bert B. Buckley
Ohio University Convocation Receptions and Activities
At the convocation, students learned that music theory classes move to the new music hall. A 7:30 p.m. Friday reception is planned at four churches for college students. The orchestra begins first rehearsal tomorrow at the men’s gym. Try-outs for the college play are tomorrow 3 to 4 p.m. in the hall of fine arts. The Y W C A opens its first meeting of the year in Ewing hall at 7 p.m. Fred Lee Tom sang a Buck vocal solo and received an encore with Nirvana by Adams.
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Ohio University
Hall of Fine Arts
Ewing Hall
Fred Lee Tom
Dudley Buck
Nirvana
Stephen Adams
Dying Mother Urges Hornsby to Stay with Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, said his dying mother wished him to remain with the team and play through the series. He learned she was not expected to live and that she asked his aunt in Austin, Texas, to relay the request. Mrs. Hornsby planned to leave for Austin today.
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New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
United Press Today
Austin
Texas
Hornsby
Man Recovers After Indigestion Attack On Court Street
Though still in bed, Er. C. Berry who fell to the pavement on Court street Monday when stricken with an attack of indigestion is much better today.
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Er. C. Berry
Court Street
Attorneys Argue In Daugherty Case
In New York the trial of Thomas W. Miller and Harry M. Daugherty continued as attorneys argued legal points before Federal Judge Julian Mack. The government rested after showing a $391,000 fee split with John T. King to award $7,000,000 in assets of the American Metals company to Swiss claimants, seized as alien property during the war.
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New York
Chambers
Julian Mack
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Miller
John T. King
Republican National
American Metals Company
Weather and tragedy mark Nevada day in Carson
Fourteen hundredths of an inch of rain fell yesterday with little temperature change over two days. In Carson Nevada on September 29 the bodies of George Brown trusted from the state prison and Ralph Morse an Indian section hand were found among smouldering forest fire debris after a blaze raged through the night.
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Carson
City
Nev
George* Brown
Rescue Effort At Ironwood Mine Seeks 43 Miners Trapped
Drillers report the G shaft open at the twentieth level raising hope for rescuing 43 miners believed trapped across the eighth to eighteenth levels near Ironwood Michigan. Ladders at the eighth level may allow a quicker ascent, though danger remains as earth may loosen.
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G. P. Pabst
Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
Public Fear Shakes Grape Market, Ohio
Northern Ohio grape growers petition state aid as market stalls and many face bankruptcy. They fear prohibition agents may raid cellars with grape juice, though Cyrus Locher of commerce says legitimate purchasers have no cause for alarm while the product remains grape juice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cyrus Locher
Anna Case to Sing on Radio Season Opener
The winter radio concert season opens Sunday October 3 with Anna Case soprano and Albert Spalding violinist on WEAF and 14 stations. A second program October 10 features Louise Hunter piano and Clarence Whitehill baritone from the Metropolitan Opera, marking Whitehill’s radio debut.
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New York
WEAF
Anna Case
Albert Spalding
Louise Hunter
Clarence Whitehill
Metropolitan Opera Company
Whitehill
Typhoid Cases Decline in Wellington Epidemic
Wellington reports 108 typhoid cases remaining as the outbreak eases after mass campaigns to purify sources and curb infection. Seven deaths have occurred, with about 80 percent of citizens resisting illness and focusing on recovery.
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Wellington
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