Governor Donahey’s pledge to govern for all people
Governor Donahey appeals for public support to fulfill his oath and outlines duties of the executive. He promises to appoint honest, capable officials, warns against abuse of pardons, and emphasizes strict penalty enforcement. He commits to veto only with reasons and to provide messages to the General Assembly guiding economic and social welfare policies for Ohio.
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Urthermore
Messery
General Assembly
Ohio
Divine Providence
Ashland News Briefs Preview Actions and Local Events
A committee from Mansfield and Ashland filed debarrment charges against former county prosecutor George J. Frey for alleged wild war violations, seeking removal as Ohio attorney and counselor. The Elk’s minstrel show is set for Wednesday and Thursday. Emery Markel, who lost an arm, is noted alongside a leadership change at Ashland Public Schools. A New York Central derailment narrowly missed by Ashland resident W. E. Finley is mentioned, with the Ashland Country Club preparing to open a new house.
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Ashland
Jane
C. H. Henkel
R. E. Hutchinson
Mansfield
Maurice V. Semple
George J. Frey
Frey
Ohio
Elk
Emery Markel
Oberlin Beats Sandusky in Northern Ohio Scholastic Clash
Oberlin defeated Sandusky 16 to 13 in a home league game as Norwalk and Bellevue also won, leading the Northern Ohio Scholastic basketball standings. The win capped a night of crowd-pleasing action despite heavy visitors' defense, with Oberlin's Locke starring and final score 16-13.
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Oberlin
Norwalk
Bellevue
Sandusky
Fremont
Elyria
Lorain High
Barberton High
Amherst
Vermilion
Lodi
Wellington
Akron North Hign
Lorain
Akron West
Oberlin College
Akron
Ashland College
Berea
W. i Pet
Elyria Fremott
Sandusky High
Ebnerlin A
Locke
Nicholson
Earth
Schaefer
Vaughn
Elina
Oberlin Rip Muskingum 35 20 in season opener
Oberlin opened its basketball season with a 35 to 20 victory over Muskingum College. Oberlin led 23 to 11 at halftime, capitalizing on fast floor play and steady defense. Hutson sank ten of twelve foul shots for Muskingum, while Landis led Oberlin with 16 points and Winters added eight, with Butler contributing strong center defense.
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Sandusky High
Oberlin
Sanduskians
Earth
Ralik
Ely
Nicholson
Voight
College Town
Curt Krebs
Ehmer
Oberlia
Sandusky
Vitter
Erms Ebner
Fitzgerald
Vis
Vice Story
Sanduski
Locke
Jaz
Muskingum College
Crimson and Gold
Muskingum
Hutson
Landis
Capt. Winters
Butler
Pancho Villa Terry bout gates big. sports gossip
Sport gossip notes a gate of 30364 for the Pancho Villa Terry bout. It mentions the League of Nations in White Mountains, Japanese tennis stars Kumagae Kashio to join 1922 Davis Cup team, and various athletes including Eddie Foster, Nedda, Peter Manning, Tommy Thomson, Bo McMillan, Ty Cobb’s hopes for Ray Francis, Warner at Stanford, and Red McGill coaching multiple teams.
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White Mountains
League of Nations
Kumagae
Kashio
America
Boaing
Ed" Lewis
Jack Dempsey
Frank Moran
Paris
Nedda
Columbia University
Tommy” Thomson
Princeton
Bo McMillan
Centre
Ty Cobb
Ray Francis
Tigers
Washington
Glenn Warner
Pittsburgh
Stanford
California
Warner
Frank Shaughenesey
Red
McGill
Meeting Highlights From Diverse Sport Events Today
Racing action centers on New Orleans with the Business Men's Racing Association. Havana hosts the Cuba-American Jockey Club and Tijuana stages the Tijuana Jockey Club. U. S. Field Trial Club holds its annual meet in Grand Junction Tennessee. Billiards features Jake Schaefer against Roger Conti in a 13.2 balkline match in Chicago. Boxing programs show Pancho Villa and Frankie Mason in Boston and Jack Sharkey versus Johnny Curtin in Jersey City. Additional bouts include Dave Shade versus Jimmy Jones in Pittsburgh Ever Hammer against Ray Pryer in Cincinnati Marty Grebb versus Jimmy Delaney Oklahoma City Willie Jackson against Frankie Rice in Baltimore.
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Jake Schaefer
Roger Conti
Chicago
Pancho Villa
Frankie Mason
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Curtin
Jersey City
Dave Shade
Jimmy Jones
Pittsburgh
Ever Hammer
Ray Pryer
Cincinnati
Marty Grebb
Jimmy Delaney
Oklahoma City
Willie Jackson
Frankie Rice
Baltimore
Cleveland
Jerry Sach
Moose Clus
Detroit
Brian Downey
Bob Sage
Ig Shade
Frankie Genaro
Harry Gordon
Hugh Walker
Milwaukee
Johnny Dundee
Richie Matchell
Frankie Ricé
Dallas
Arios Panning
Mickey Piley
Racine
Jimmy Kellar
Butch Tayior
Columbus
Bud Christiano
Dummy Mars
Kid Clarke
Patsy White
New York
Baring Ltorard
Sammy Noble
Tenday
Youngstown
al Corbett
Mette
Society
Perth
Timmivan
Amherst
Jane
Robert
Bert Smithers
Patterson
Frank Foster
Portland
Jef Sunhos
Dhe Trembley
Congregational
Thusday
Akron
Eddie Gallezner
Waili
Devore
Eddie
Henry
Johnnus Horvath
Coidae Vousianey
Young Abbo
E.gat
Jmmy Darrah
Nick Leonards
Marotta
Moose Gun Erie
Charley O'Connell
Jack Donnelly
Oklahoma
Sport Flashes from New York and Chicago
New York reports indicate Jess Willard, age forty, set for a return bout with Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title. Chicago notes Jake Schafer and Roger Conti begin a 1,500‑point match, winner to challenge Willie Hoppe for the world title. Johnny Curtin and Jack Sharkey set for a 12‑round bout with possible path to a bantamweight title shot. Cleveland trades Joe Evans to Washington, with Evans slated for third base duties.
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New York
Jess Wildard
Fat Forty
Fist
York
Jack Dempsey
Willie Hoppe
Johnny Curtin
Jack Sharkey
Jersey City
Curtin
Oe Lynch
Lorain Eagles Top Elyria Service Five in Exhibition Match
Lorain Eagles defeated Elyria Service Five 2871 to 2742 at Canales alleys. Black led the Eagles with a 243 high single and Feldcamp totaled 584 in the event.
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Lorain, Jane
Eagles
Ohio Publo Service Company
Elyria
Canales Alleys
Feldcamp
Fighting Card For This Week
Boxing bill lists numerous matches across cities with ten to twelve round bouts. Notable pairings include Cleveland Detroit Jersey City Milwaukee and New York headliners with fighters such as Pancho Villa Frankie Mason Sharkey Curtin Genaro Gordon Delaney Walker and Miske plus many others on the weekly circuit.
Grange Meeting in Amherst This Tuesday
The Janus-Type Hick ory Tree Grange will hold an air lay session in the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday. A noon dinner will be served and the business meeting will follow. New officers will be installed and plans made for a public bazaar and dinner in the near future.
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Grange
Amherst
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Amherst Notices of Meetings and Events
Amherst Jan reports list the Metho dist Society entertaining guests at Hempennis home on Spine street Friday afternoon. Needlecraft Club to meet at Mrs John O Neil s Park avenue home Wednesday afternoon with all members urged to attend. Congregational church annual meeting set for Wednesday in the gym with a 630 tureen supper prior. all members and friends invited. Sale successful noted for the Ladies Cruess Congregational Metho- house group.
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Amherst
Esel
Dute
Marvin
Ennis
Spine Street
John ‘O'Nei
Park Avenue
The
Congregational Church
Sale Successful
the Congregational Metho
Casco Kills Colds or Your Money Back
Contains no aspirin Casco Cold remedy advertised with a money back guarantee for relief. Package offers 30 tablets and promoting drug stores selling the product.
Bake sale at Guild grocery raises funds for Leroy Neumeister
Sunday School pronounced the bake sale at the Guild grocery a success with all goods sold quickly and about 36 dollars realized. Proceeds will aid the AH and Varsity Association in defraying hospital expenses for local high school athlete Leroy Neumeister. Amherst, Jan 8. Mr and Mrs B Gawn of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Blowell. F J Hubbard spent Sunday with his mother in LaGrange. Ralph Belden of Elyria spent Saturday in Amherst. Dr and Mrs Agate of Elyria and Owen Byrd of Lorain were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Leuszler. Carl Smith of Elyria spent Sunday with Amherst relatives.
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Dist Sunday School
Guild Grocery
AH & Varsity Association
Leroy Neumeister
Amherst
B. Gawn
Cleveland
William Blowell
F J. Hubbard
LaGrange
Ralph Belden
Elyria
Agate
Owen Byrd
Lorain
Jirs
Harry Leuszler
Carl Smith
Sundar
Valley City trio injured as car hits telephone pole
Medina Norris Hoppe Howard Frank and Sick Norris of Valley City were bruised and cut when the auto they rode in collided with a toppled telephone pole across the road.
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Medina Norris Hoppe
Howard Frank
Sick Norris
Valley City
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