Babe Ruth Leaves Boston Braves After Dispute
Babe Ruth quits the Boston Braves after a dispute with judge Emil Fuchs, saying he cannot work with Fuchs and will not play for the club while Fuchs remains in control. Fuchs releases Ruth, and the upheaval could shift control to Charles F. Adams who owns other Boston sports ventures.
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Back Injury Suit Filed Against Ohio Industrial Commission
John Tennihill sues the Ohio Industrial Commission over workers compensation benefits claiming total disability since December 16, 1930. He seeks 10 dollars weekly from October 13, 1924, to October 2, 1930, and 18.75 dollars weekly thereafter for life. Also notes Canada grape production figures for 1933 and 1932.
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Powell Creek Coal Co
John Tennihill
Ohio Industrial Commission
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Jack Keller Visits Columbus Writer on Vacation in Logan
Jack Keller formerly a world class hurdler and now sports writer for the Columbus Citizen arrived in Logan Sunday for a brief vacation with his wife Elizabeth Schrader. They are visiting Mr and Mrs M Cole of Glenview Heights.
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Logan
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M.cole
Glenview Heights
Recreation schedule for Strawn Park games released
Barton Hall announces the week at Strawn Park with matchups including Monday Eagles versus Camp Hocking, Tuesday S and S Market against Westinghouse, Wednesday Conkle Oil versus H C Godman, and Thursday S and S Market again facing Camp Hocking.
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H. C. Godman
Donkey Tilt Draws Laughs at Fair Grounds Baseball Game
A large crowd enjoyed a Donkey baseball game at the fair grounds on Saturday night. The Republicans beat the Democrats 8 to 5 amid comedic antics as riders stayed on burros slipping, sliding, and jostling through the bend. Proceeds fund Junior and Senior baseball leagues starting Monday.
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L.H.S
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Probe Poison Theory Sparks Cincinnati Investigation
Authorities probe the death of 70 year old George Weber after an anonymous report to Coroner Frank M. Coppock Jr. alleging poisoning and a similar death of his wife a year and a half earlier. Autopsy failed to determine cause, with further inquiry planned.
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Cincinnati
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Conkle Oil Diamondeers Fall to Petrol Boys in Bremen
The Conkle Oil team traveled to Bremen on Thursday for a scheduled recreation game but the match shifted into baseball with the Petrol Boys defeating Conkle Oil 5 to 2.
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Conkle Oil Diamondeers
Bremen
Petrol Boys
Tough Luck: Pipe Breaks in Westinghouse New Straitsville Tilt
Westinghouse outfielder Arlo Weiss paused during batting practice Friday night when a high fly ball shattered his pipe. Weiss, watching the ball with back to the diamond, lamented the loss of his favorite burner and quipped that it always pays to watch the ball.
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Westinghouse-New Straitsville
Arlo Weiss
Westinghouse
Weiss
Arlo
Reckless Driver Fined in Big Pine Arraignment
Melvin Garrett of Big Pine was arraigned before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald on a reckless driving charge and fined five dollars plus costs. Arrest was made by Night Policeman Geo Jurgensmier.
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Melvin Garrett
Big Pine
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Geo. Jurgensmier
Junior League Opens Tonight In Logan
Opening game of the Logan Junior baseball league scheduled for 6 p m at the athletic field diamond features United Brethren against Catholics. About forty boys expected to participate this year as the league is sponsored by the American Legion under Clinton Webb. Umpires are not yet chosen but Webb and Columber will likely officiate. Catholic manager is Henry Acker and United Brethren is led by Bruce Wright.
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American Legion
Clinton Webb
Webb
Columber
Godman Co to Observe Code and Continue Labor Rules
The H C Godman Co shoe plant at Logan will keep current wage hour and child labor regulations in place, backing the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association stance. The policy remains despite NRA code abrogation, maintaining employer employee relations for about 300 Logan workers.
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Logan
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
National Association
United States Supreme Court
National Industry Recovery Act
Tragedy Report From New Bern 1864 Yellow Fever Toll
An ancient newspaper from New Bern North Carolina reports 1300 people died of yellow fever in 1864. Fred A. Miller president of H C Godman Co also leads the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association. Miller telephoned policy news to Columbus officials relayed to Logan Chamber offices.
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H. C. Godman Co
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
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Columbus
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Westinghouse Quietly Shuts Out New Straitsville 3 0
Westinghouse defense drives a 3 0 win over New Straitsville with Dick Johnson delivering an effective hurl. Hansel triples to break the game open as batteries include Horden and Spicer for New Straitsville and Johnson and Wright for Westinghouse.
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Westinghouse
New Straitsville
Hansel
Horden and Spicer
Westinghouse Johnson
Wright
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