Logan Chieftains Open 1936 Football Season Under Lights
Logan high school Chieftains debut the 1936 grid season under lights at the athletic field at 8 o'clock tonight. McArthur, their first opponent, carries a slight chance after last week’s 39-0 win over Murray City. The 84 piece Logan band, led by E L Long and Mel Harbaugh, will perform 15 minutes before game time with concert numbers by Richard McCutcheon.
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Logan High School Chieftains
McArthur
Murray City
Logan High School
E. L. Long
American Legion
Mel Harbaugh
Richard McCutcheon
New bleachers opened south field with canvas surround
East and west sections of the new concrete bleachers on the south side will open tonight seating more than 1500 fans. The center section remains unfinished and roped off. A new canvas around the field was partially purchased at We.
Chieftains Enter Game Amid School Rallies
Morning rallies at both junior and senior high schools mark the day as the Chieftains prepare for the game with only one minor injury. Fullback Bob Ralston struggles with a barley horse slowing his pace while admission stands at 35 cents for adults, 25 for seniors, and 10 for juniors and grades.
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Main St
Chieftains
Bob Ralston
Legionnaires Close Parley on National Aims
In Cleveland on September 25 AP reports American Legion veterans, led by national commander Harry W Colmery of Topeka Kansas, will push their aims and ideals into next year on New York's Fifth Avenue. Colmery closed the convention with a demand that the legion stay within its program, warning against apathy and meddling in others' business.
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Cleveland
American Legion
Stylestes
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kan
New York
Fifth Avenue
Colmery
Legion
National Brands Store Fair Highlights at Athens Picnic
National Brands Stores and Independent Merchants host their fourth annual celebration at the Athens fairgrounds on Sunday featuring a horse shoe pitching contest peanut scramble for children balloon contest a pet show at headquarters a necktie tying contest bicycle races and motorcycle races.
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National Brands
Independent Merchants
Athens Fairgrounds
Japanese Marines guard Chapei area in Shanghai patrol
Japanese Marines tightened police control of the Chapei district in Shanghai for ten days after an attack on three comrades. Blue-coated troops patrolled the Hongkew section of the international settlement with pistols and fixed bayonets as traffic was restricted on two highways and foreigners were stopped and searched.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Hongkew
International Settlement
Ogden L Mills Warns Women At Ohio Rally
Former Treasury secretary Ogden L Mills urged Ohio Republican women to vote to arrest the present course of events. He warned that without using their ballots they would face a centralized, unresponsive bureaucracy distant from their needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Labor Leaders Ready to Quit in Ohio Union Race
In Springfield Ohio delegates at the 52nd Ohio Federation of Labor convention focus on officer elections and next year’s host city. Incumbent President Michael J Lyden of Youngstown and Secretary Treasurer Thomas J Donnelly of Columbus appear unopposed. The broader Craft-Industrial union dispute remains unsettled with AF of L handling of rebel unions to be decided in November. Francis J Dillon of the AF of L praises delegates and plays down internal war claims.
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Springfield
Ohio Federation of Labor
Michael J. Lyden
Youngstown
Thomas J. Donnelly
Columbus
A. F. of L. Executive Council
John L. Lewis
Committee On Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Francis J. Dillon
Less Than Half of Ohio Drivers Have Licenses
Ohio motorists rush to obtain licenses with an estimated 40 percent licensed as the deadline nears. Logan deputy registrar reports 2135 licenses issued by noon, while Hocking County residents may total around 6500. Officials warn penalties of up to 500 dollars fine or six months imprisonment for driving without a license after October 1, amid expected high demand on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Logan
Frank West
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
FDR to Open Campaign With Six Talks Across States
President Roosevelt will begin re election drive with at least six speeches in four Eastern States and other regions. The plan includes events in Syracuse Elkins Pittsburgh Jersey City and Long Island City with dates Sept 29 to Oct 2. The tour covers a new medical college cornerstone dedication a forest festival event and a Queens Midtown tunnel project ground breaking.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Roosevelt
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Elkins
W. Va
Mountain State Forest
Davis-Elkins College
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
N. J
Long Island City
Landon Denounces U S Tariff Deals in Wisconsin
Governor Alf M Landon launched a two day Wisconsin swing after denouncing New Deal reciprocal tariff agreements in Minneapolis before a crowded City Auditorium The Republican candidate attacked the administration for harming American producers and pledged to defend reciprocity principles while addressing social security in Milwaukee and beyond.
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Minneapolis
Alf M. Landon
Wisconsin
la Follette
Minneapolis City Auditorium
Piauoim Laiks
Milwaukee
Landon
Republican Party
Coughlin Says He Would Advocate Bullets If Dictator Arises
Rev Charles E Coughlin traveling toward Philadelphia after declaring he would advocate the use of bullets if an upstart dictator makes them. He spoke at the National Unity for Social Justice rally, calling President Roosevelt weak and saying he will have the courage to advocate bullets.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Coughlin
Philadelphia
Unies
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Prelates Deny Appearing in Osservatore Romano
Vatican officials today stated they would not be the ones recently seen in Osservatore Romano amid questions over a recent appearance and its significance.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Dem Congressman Attacks Landon Farm Plan in Iowa
Rep Marvin Jones of Texas travels through Des Moines charging Gov Alf Landon’s farm program is generic and borrows from the New Deal. Jones, Democratic committee head, says the plan lacks specifics and seeks to fix rents, as he presses the issue during the Midwest swing ending in Chicago.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Marvin Jones
Texas
Body found in Coffee Creek identified as Charles Steffes Jr
Detectives seized a 24 year old suspect after the bludgeoned body of a man, tied with wire and weighted by concrete, was found in Coffee Creek near Warren. The victim, later identified as Charles Steffes Jr., 26, of Cleveland, had been missing a week and was found by Trumbull county authorities. Steffes had prior auto theft conviction with a suspended sentence.
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Cleveland
Theodore Carlson
Arthur Willard
Coffee Creek
Warren
Warren, O
Here
Charles Steffes, Jr
Steffes
West Farmington
Trum We County
Roy Hardman
Adultery Plea Leads to Fine and Suspended Sentence
John Buck Holdran and Bertha Shipman of Logan pleaded guilty to adultery before Judge Wilbur McKenzie. They were fined $50 and costs and given 60 days in jail with the sentence suspended. Deputies Nellis Smith and Spencer arrested them on an information to the county prosecutor.
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Wilbur McKenzie
John “Buck” Holdran
Bertha Shipman
Logan
Nellis Smith and
Spencer
Suit for Alimony Corrects Yesterday's Error
The Daily News corrects an error from yesterday about a suit filed by Mrs. Arminda Shaw against Herbert E. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw is not such a Basan frees on.
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The
Daily News
Arminda Shaw
Herbert E. Shaw
Shaw
Senate probes tear gas salesmen and public officials
Washington sept 25 ap the senate civil liberties committee led by la follette heard pinkerton officials again in its drive to uncover civic rights violations. witnesses recounted letters and oral statements by il mc carty gas and munitions salesman detailing competitive greasing among california sellers and his firm forbidding gratuities to officials as he defined greasing
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
la Follette
Pinkerton Detective Agency
I. H. McCarty
California
Lake Erie Chemical Company
McCarthy
McCarty
Ohio joins security program aiding dependents and blind
In Columbus, the Federal Government opened funds to assist 40,000 dependent children and 5,000 needy blind persons in Ohio. The Social Security board approved Ohio as a full participant in the Security Act features. Henry J. Robinson said federal appropriations should start within three weeks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Social Security Board
Washington
Henry J. Robinson
State Division of Public Assistance
Pisherville farmer breaks endurance chair record
In Virginia, Jasper Davis earned praise as the “pittingest” man in South River District after a generous display of endurance with a makeshift chair. Montreal’s Armand Vezina contends with a Nordic sway in a bid to prove all-Canadian dominance. Almond hosts a Horse Swappers' Convention inviting traders to set up shop and swap.
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Ben Bassett
Associated Press
New York
Spain
Shanghai
Oriental
America
Soak
Montreal
Que
Armand Vezina
Almond
N. Y
George Kame
Loyal Armies Move to Save Capital City
Government forces claimed a massive ten million cubic yards of water flooded the Alberche river area to drive insurgents from near Madrid as troops retook Torrijos and pressed toward Maqueda and Toledo. Fascists reportedly held near the capital as floodwaters hindered advances, while Madrid warned of looming clashes between democracy and fascism on the world stage.
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Capital City
Madrid
Alberche
3Rid
Talavera-Maqueda
Torrijos
queda-Toledo
Maqueda
van Junction
Toledo
Ledo
Reserve Places C of C Warns at Masonic Hall Dinner
Logan announced today that Rudy's losers will play during the dinner at the Masonic Hall. The banquet begins at 8 30 P M with an Eastern Star charge of one dollar per plate. Anyone is welcome to attend.
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Masonic Hall
Logan
Rudy
Tragic Robbery Case Ties to Slave Era Language
Washington police described a puzzling case involving a 16 year old girl named Mrs. Florence and a 60 year old six foot Black man, Norman Wesley Robinson, who allegedly came from Mrs. Goodwin's robe in a mysterious incident.
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Washington
Florence
Norman Wesley Robinson
Goodwin
Mrs. Sweazy Dies at Home in Zanesville Area
Mrs. Rachel Sweazy died at her home on Lulu Avenue in Zanesville at 2 30 p m The funeral services will be held at Leonard's chapel with arrangements incomplete.
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Sweazy
Rachel Sweazy
M. Sweazy
Lulu
Zanesville Ave
Leonard
Fifty four Arabs were British soldiers and fliers
Officials disclosed today that fifty four Arabs acted as British soldiers and fliers in a bloody engagement near a key location. The report names officials and agencies involved in the disclosure.
First Frost Reported in Mockingf The Season
The first frost of the season was recorded in Mockingf this morning. It was very light and caused no particular damage or issues observed.
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