Burns Overpowers Moir to Claim World Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns of America knocked out Gunner Moir of England in the 10th round at the National Sporting Club in London to win the world heavyweight title. Burns dominated early and methodically, delivering powerful blows while Moir struggled to rise after the 10th round. A large crowd reacted with excitement as Burns secured a decisive victory.
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Farmers' Institute Program at Hutton Opera House
Community event in Byesville featuring speakers on alfalfa, soil health, clover, sheep industry, farm economics, and insect control. Includes prayers, speeches by Allen O. Myers and Carey W. Montgomery, recitations, songs, and discussions across two days December 9 and 10.
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Carey W. Montgomery
Andrew Conner
Belle Green
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Gail Long
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Goodhart
Jury Visits Kings Mines in Ohio Murder Case
Late yesterday a complete jury was secured in Ohio vs Steve Mysick charged with first degree murder. This morning the jury accompanied by Sheriff Moore Prosecuting Attorney Sheppard and Attorneys Wells and Barber viewed the murder scene at Kings Mines and returned about 10. Testimony began after their return and the case is expected to run until Thursday afternoon.
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Sheppard
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M C Sunday School Elects Officers
At the M E church Sunday School Board meeting in the church parlors last evening the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year Superintendent J W Scott assisted by Samuel Hassel and Dr O F Lowry secretary A Barber assistant secretary Frank Wessel treasurer J Purkey chorister Prof J W LaChat pianist Mame Scott assistant pianist Clara Booth librarians Horace Dewey and Stanley Jester ushers Frank Sheppard and E A Jones superintendent of Home Department Mrs Ross Hill superintendent Cradle Roll Mrs J W Scott
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J. W. Scott
Samuel Hassel
O. F. Lowry
A. Barber
Frank Wessel
J. ©. Purkey
J. W. LaChat
Mame Scott
Clara Booth
Horace Dewey
Fortune in guise of rich Boston couple aids Ada Chambers
New York December 3 After a long struggle Miss Ada Chambers of Cambridge Ohio rises toward stardom as Boston couple Mr and Mrs Chas Bond offer five years of training in music in Berlin Paris and Milan Baroness von Phyner discovered her living in a 45th street hall room and connected her with the Bonds who funded the venture They hope to add another star to the musical world with her talent and observers say she may become the equal of today’s great singers.
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Daily Jeffersonian and Guernsey Times Offer Circulation Audit
Cambridge paper owners propose a verified, independent audit of paid circulation data from December 1 for three months. A three-member committee will examine subscriptions, post office records and paper costs, with costs borne by the paper with the smaller bona-fide circulation.
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Ist
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Bradley Not Guilty in Senator Brown Murder Case
In Washington on December 3 the jury found Annie M Bradley not guilty of murdering former U S Senator Arthur M Brown of Utah. The verdict followed a lengthy trial with jurors weighing human sympathy and fair play amid a crowded courtroom leading to a tearful reunion for Bradley with friends. Earlier the previous day the jury had failed to reach a verdict after 5 hours and 43 minutes of deliberation and was released for the night.
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United States
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Mine Tragedy in Naomi Mine Claims 25 Dead
In Pittsburg on December 3 rescuers recover twenty five charred bodies from the Naomi mine and many are burned beyond recognition.
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Cumberland News Briefs and Upcoming Events
Fred White and family visited Florence Simons of Renrock last week. Rev B L George opened a Salem meeting series. Wallace Daniel of Columbus among visitors. Thanksgiving weddings for William Garvin and Mrs Lona Seenens. Masonic banquet set for Friday Dec 13. Conner couple marked fiftieth anniversary. Epworth League held Thanksgiving social at Nichols home. Esther Burris from Claysville to winter with J A Conner. G A Daniel and Edith from Roland, O visited G H Daniel family.
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Salem
William Garvin
Lona Seenens
Samuel Conner
Epworth League
W. G. Nichols
Esther Burris
Claysville
J. A. Conner
G. A. Daniel
Daghter Edith
Roland, O
G. H. Daniel
Roosevelt Urges Explicit Laws for Corporations and Tax Reform
The president tells Congress that strong nationwide regulation is essential to curb dishonest business and protect investors. He cites the shift from water to land transport in interstate commerce and argues only the national government can properly regulate big business without stifling liberty.
Congress Opens 60th Session with Speaker Cannon Victory
Amid pageantry in Washington the 60th Congress convenes. Joseph G Cannon is reelected speaker and John Sharp Williams leads the opposition to last session rules which Democrats and one Republican deem autocratic. William Jennings Bryan makes a floor appearance as both chambers sworn in new members and adjourn to honor deceased colleagues.
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Sudden Attack of Hiccups Ends in Tragic Death
Robert Rice a well known citizen died at his home on West Gomber avenue this morning at 2 o clock following a illness of one week. He fell ill with grip last week and on Thanksgiving day suffered a severe bout of hiccoughs that could not be stopped until pneumonia set in Sunday. He was a carpenter by trade and leaves a wife and five children Blanche Braden Wilbur Clyde Alfred and Harry all at home. He was about fifty eight years of age.
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Sunny Tennessee offers home and farm opportunities
Promoters urge farmers and renters to seek new homes with affordable prices in Tennessee. A postal card request to Doak Aydelott ayor in Tullahoma Tennessee promises full particulars.
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Tullahoma
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