Optimism Rules Big Ten Football Prospects
Chicago reports optimism across Western Conference after an early survey of about 500 hopeful players. Notre Dame’s Rockne remains pessimistic, Ohio State’s Wiles praises talent, and Illinois hints at strong guard depth. Northwestern, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Purdue, and Michigan show varied outlooks with new players and evolving lineups.
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Chicago
Knute Rockne
Notre Darga
Wiles
Ohio State
Rockne
Amos A. Bragg
Illinois
Fies
Indiana
Purdue
Montana
Wisconsin
Haa
Bids on Hamilton Machine Tool Property Not Acceptable
Cre d itors of the Hamilton Machine Tool company rejected bids offered at auction Tuesday and will seek other sale arrangements. Six plant pieces and special lots were offered but no bids for the Zeal ca inte boldinga were received. the firm remains under a receiver.
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Hamilton Machine Tool Company
Freshman Mixer at the Y Promised Fun and Prizes
Freshmen at Hamilton High anticipate a Friday mixer at the M G A with officers of the Freshman Sophomore and Junior Senior clubs organizing the event. Prizes will go to freshmen with the best costumes and most spirited participation. Speeches are to be delivered by Coach Dama M. King Louis Hammerle Captain Burton and Professor Dovore.
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Hamilton High
Eva
Goach Dama M. King
Louis Hammerle
Burton Medy
Dovore
Liquor Appeals Fill Busy Court Schedule
Court hearings on liquor appeals in Seven Mile proceed with Mayor Norris Y. Shuler presiding. Multiple defendants heard today include Frank Shaffer John Brooks John W Casey John Kemp Buford Raljiff Sam Finkleman Dave Finklegiu David Mowre and Stanferd Lake. Remaining cases list Martio Mylntosh Ivan Finnk Cash Cain Thomas Farmer J H Brown George Selves William Schramm Ethel Grathwohl Andrew Dunn Mose Gulley Nettle Clark Marion Alberts. Pigg Dismissed On Charge Of Carrying Weapon. Pigg Sauit Kahnavevue jailed since last week for concealed weapons. no evidence found. Detectives found revolver in an alley after capture. No word that Pigg is wanted in Powsros Ohio. officials failed to wire.
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Coumtpn
Mudge Walter
Harlan Wan
Sequor
Norris Y. Shuler
Sevenmile
Frank Shaffer
John Brooks
John W. Casey
John Kemp
Buford Raljiff
Sam Finkleman
Dave Finklegieu
David Mowre
Stanferd Lake
Martio Mylntosh
Ivan Finnk
Cash Cain
Thomas Farmer
J. H. Brown
George Selves
William Schramm
Ethel Grathwohl
Andrew Dunn
Mose Gulley
Nettle Clark
Marion Alberts
Harry 5. Wonnell
Shuler
Pigg
Fleb Pigg
Sauit Kahnavevue
Powsros
Ohio
New Faucett Transfer and Storage Reopens in Fireproof Plant
The J. W. Faucett Transfer and Storage Co. resumes operations in a new fireproof building after a disastrous Christmas blaze destroyed its South Seventh Street and Maple Avenue plant. The firm, previously halted by the fire, now operates fully in the transfer and storage business.
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J.W. Faucett Transfer and Storage Company
Hamilton
Faucett Company
South Seventh Stroeh
Maple Avenue
Interesting Talks at Meeting of Pinay Brith
At Hamilton Lodge No 882 Independent Order of Bnai Brith a well attended gathering heard Mrs Anne Jackman describe Europe travel and Mark Brillant discuss conditions in Palestine. A short financial update by Harry W Silver and an address by Past President David M Silver were also well received. Memorial services were held for departed members.
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Europe
Anne
J. Jackman
Palestine
Thorn
Mark Brillant
Hamilton Lodge
B'nai Beith
Jewish Temple
Jackman
Brillant
Harry W. Silver
David M. Silver
D. M. Silver
Will Cohen
Morris Lodus
Fred 5. Meyer
Grand jury to investigate Urbana bus crash details
Urbana Ohio September grand jury to probe an accident in Champaign county Monday night. An auto driven by Bud Ferst collided with a 40 foot bus injuring 14 occupants. Prosecutor AM B Owen obtained details from Concord township school board. The board met to place watchmen at dangerous highway intersections and warned bus drivers to take extra precautions.
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Urbana
Mi Bris
Champaign County
Bud Ferst
Newy Eris
Hris
AM. B. Owen
Concord Township
Ohio Conference of Methodists in Session
Delegates of the Ldth annual Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Columbus with business sessions this morning Rev John C Jackson of Portsmouth delivered the morning sermon The afternoon program will be led by the Women's Home Missionary Society Tonight Bishop William F McDowell of Washington and Bishop Matthew W Clair are slated to address the conference
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Ohio Conference OF Methodists
Bession Columbus
Ohio Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
John C. Jackson
Portamouth
Homa Missionary Society
Willian F. MaDowell
Washington
Matthew W. Clair
Indicted for Murder in Fayette County Teenager Named
Fayetteville West Virginia September 17 Tracy Westmoreland fourteen was indicted for the murder of his mother by a Fayette county grand jury according to local reports.
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Fayettaville
W. Va
Tracy Westmoreland
Fayette County
Camitha Lorenzo Becomes Mother to Thirtieth Child
In Valladolid, Madrid, on September 17, Camitha Lorenzo, aged 68, has just given birth to her thirtieth child, the village records show an extraordinary maternal milestone.
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Madrid
Camitha Lorenzo
Valladolid
Joyce Calls for New School Buildings to Ease Crowding
Darrell Jostie, superintendent of schools, speaking at a Rotary Club gathering, urged substantial county investment for new school buildings within years. He argues overcrowded grade schools average 40 pupils per class and notes no vacant rooms exist. Joyce favors a 6 3 3 system with Junior High schools to relieve congestion and mentions repurposing the present building for special classes.
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Hamilton
Darrell Jostie
Rotary Elth
Joyce
Lncrosse
Jones
Joycea
Llores
Joyca
Aroways
Second
Ludlow Streets
Conservation of Vision
Crippled Childrens
Opportunity
Joyav
Atudenta
Unification Fate Tied to Southern Conference Votes
Fifteen Methodist Episcopal Church South conferences meet in October with Big Holston and Louisville conferences September 30 to decide on unification. Missouri’s Sept 14 vote 196 to 14 in favor, the largest so far, shaping the outcome and the quadrennium election of delegates for the May 1926 general conference. A three fourths majority of all votes is required for unification to become effective.
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Shville
Losin
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Big Holston
Louisville
Missouri
Yield of Gorn Corn Varieties From Farm Field Trials
Demonstrations across townships in Butler County compare yield from varieties including Toller Leaming Johnson County White Juniors Tileal and Reida Yellow Dent. Additional farm grown corn will be tested with fertilizer results also recorded. Moisture content measured and marketable yield computed to guide future farming practices.
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Butler
Ferca
Buresa
Toller
Leaming
Johnson County
Juuniors Tileal
Reida
Farle
Farm Bureau
Bose
Wil
Two (continue from Page 1) car explosion injuries
The car's load exploded when a wire sparked near workers Rug Baker and Sydney Prychard in Philadelphia. Both laborers suffered severe injuries and were taken to a Wheeling hospital. Inspector Lafferty found the vehicle undamaged and it is owned by Prisley interests of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Rug Baker
Ariadelphia
Sydney Prychard
Bla Court
Lafferty
FB. Prisley Interests
Cleveland
Ohio
Switchman Proposal At Main And B Intersection
Wear Side Improvement association plans to seek city approval to install a switchman at Main and B during noon and evening rush hours to speed streetcars and ease a known traffic jam. Joseph B. Meyers says service director confirms discussions with streetcar men and local superintendent Mark Collins tentatively supports the plan. Funding reportedly to be raised by association members as city funds and company support are lacking.
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Wear Side
Texrad
Ab Main
Joseph B. Meyers
Mark Collins
Collins
Mein Street
Hyde Heads Kiwans Club Governor and Officers
Wilby G. Hyde of Chillicothe is the new Ohio district governor of Kiwanis clubs. Columbus will host the 1926 convention. Howard S. Smith of Dayton opposed Hyde. Six lieutenant governors were elected: J.B. Clark Delphos, J. Guy O’Donnell Covington, Irvin Quick Galdw ell, Frank Wilmore Mansfield, Rev. W. G. Scott Buray, Rev. H. W. Vatick Wallaville. Peter Land Akron re-elected secretary and Paul O’Brien Dayton re-elected treasurer.
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Dayton
Wilby G. Hyde
Chillicothe
Ohio
Itwanis Clubs
Columbus
Hyde
Howard 5
Delphoa
J. Guy O’donnell
Covington
Irvin Quick
Galdwell
Frank Wilmore
Mansfeld
W. G. Scdt
Buray
Ft. W. Vatick
Wallaville
Peter Land
Akron
Paul O'Brien
Hogg Denies Damages Claim In Middletown Suit
W Soulé Hogg of Middletown denies damages suit filed by Eith Dent also of Middletown seeking 2555 for a bus accident. The defendant says bus construction was not at fault and asks dismissal. The incident occurred July 14, 1025 near LeSourdsvilla during a Middletown police operation.
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W. Soulé Hogg
Middletown
Eith Dent
Alan
Common Pleas Court
Troge
Togg
LeSourdsvilla
Fire Chief to Drive New Department Car
Within three weeks fire chief C W Me Ching will drive a new red dodgy roadster purchased for the fire department by the safety department. The chief will use the car to make quicker trips answering fires and alarms as needed.
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C.W. Me Ching
Safety Department
Chick McClung
Llivver
Edna Boswell Missing then Found Dead
A village chase ends with the discovery of Edna Boswell, missing daughter of Dr. Boswell. Searchers, aided by lanterns, found her body in a creekbed near Addyston. Police arrest Sam Pattieson, 41, of West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, on murder suspicion after a warrant from Marshal Kaupp.
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Boswell
Addystor
Edna
Ali
Dr. Boswell
Marshal Henry Knapp
My. Boswell
Addyston
Edna Boswell
Sedamsville
Cincinnati
Ninth District
Sam Pattieson
Fourth Street
Uineinnal
Tn Papwantion
Marshal Kaupp
Cinginnali
Negro held after street car pursuit and robbery
Police found Patthos with two rag jewelry pieces and a girl’s vanity pipe. Bloodstains and torn clothing indicated a struggle. He was arrested after a car chase and previously charged with bagf logging with a hearing scheduled for nothing.
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Sodesodvillé
Patthos
Patiieson
Cipjomnnati
Gev- Jaral
Columbus rejects capitol site for new office building
The Legislative Advisory Committee rejected the Building Commission’s Capitol grounds site for a new state office building in Columbus Ohio. Col. Biteward Orton Jn and Howard Dwight Smith argued against the capitol site, deeming it a fatal mistake, leaving the site choice unresolved after the committee refused to grant authority to hire an architect to draw plans.
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Columbus, O
Building Commission
Ate Nex City
Capitol Grounds
Legislative Advisory Committee
Col. Biteward Orton Jn
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Howard Dwight Smith
Columbus
American Institute of Architects
Capitol
Grounis
Azough
State Building Commission
Advisory Committee Recommends Architecture Site for New Building
Representatives Lipp and Mooati push refining the site request to avoid breaking talks with the building commission. The Advisory Committee urges the commission to submit proposed architects for a building not yet located and plans to hold its next meeting in Cine.
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Samuel Lipp
Cine
Mooati
Building Commission
Ita
CIA
Smith Sues Walker Alleges Slander in Common Pleas
Theas Smith sues Charles Walker in common pleas court seeking five thousand dollars damages for slander. The suit alleges Walker, in the presence of several persons including Margaret Harry, declared Smith was a mineral character.
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Common Pleas Court
Thenas Smith
Charles Walker
Burnett
Waller
Margaret Harry
jSaith
Petition Summary in Slanted Text by Hampton and Smith
Fragmentary petition text references Attorney A. B. Hampton and Smith, with mentions of Walker and baninews. The legible fragments indicate damages of 42,000 for business harm and 83,000 in other claims, but key names and specifics remain unclear.
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A. B. Hampton
Smith
Walker
Siith
Middletown Boy Tarred by Brothers
Middletown witnesses a juvenile case after a fight ends with a seven and eight year old brothers tarrying a younger boy. The oldest, about nine or ten, was stripped and tar applied. no feathers used. The case lies with Juvenile Officer Byrd for court action.
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Middletown
Yeault
Pasoia
Byrd
STORE News Born to Mrs Anton Batt
A birth was recorded for Mrs Anton Batt at Mercy hospital, located at 114 Dayton street. The item notes the birth occurred recently in the city.
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Anton Batt
Dayton Street
Mercy Hospital
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John W. Faucett
Richard Zorbrr
Brenandoah
Wreskage
Shenandoah
Department of Justice
Wilbur
Vaidy
West Virginia
Rotary
Unification
South
Kiwanis
Hogg
Contiound
A.J. Bobfuso
First National Bank
West Side Building and Loan Association
Pater
New Fall
Oxfords
Ardmore
Abogany
UNE Osford
ouuCort
Clem Pater
High Stead Hamilton
Nas
West Side Motor Co
W. Railroad
Gregn
Lady Fox Trotter
Gentleman Fox Trotter
Jeff’s Garden
James J. Cahill
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