Oswego Giants Defeat Mounts In Narrow Basketball Victory
The Oswego Giants, a seasoned traveling team, edged the Mounts 184 to 181 in a tightly contested game. Key local players H Jones Clements Cunningham and D Jones fought hard as Sapp and Dowd contributed, with Oswego’s Kilmurray leading scoring and the team averaging about four points per player.
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Oswego Giants
Mounta
Gover
Mibet
Thas
Gams
H. Jones
Clements
Cunningham
Sapp
D. Jones
Mounts Onwago Bappsi
Mounts Onwago Bappsi Deccenseeceree & Kilmurpey
Je Kilmurray
Nt . Clements
Ladasure
MobBride
Ne ‘H. Jones
Tobacco War Declared by Ohio College Group
Dr. J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum College was elected president of the Ohio New Tobacco Dengue and announced plans for an active informant campaign among school children across the state. The convention drew over 1000 attendees with addresses heard by Xenia schoolchildren.
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Associated Press
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
Ohio New Tobacco Dengue
Treasury notes cash total disclosed in quick notice
Acting Treasurer Allen announced the total cash in the treasury as thirteen billion eight hundred eighty three million eight hundred nineteen thousand four hundred twenty six dollars and thirty six cents. The figure followed a note of resignation and a resulting curtailment in replenishment.
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Lily
Presa
Bannee
Washington
Allen
Thei Fm
Treasry
John Burkyn
Fire destroys Grays Armory in Cleveland
The Cleveland Grays armory burned yesterday causing about 300000 dollars in loss with the federal government bearing 50000. Deputy state fire marshal Thomas Borean opened an investigation with 28 witnesses subpoenaed. Col Connolly trustee suspects the fire was started by a member named Hershel in retaliation for actions against the group.
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Eby Associated Press
Cleveland
Thomas Borean
State
Grays
Bills Morton
Save Bureau of Investigation
Ulaoia
Col. L.'8
Connelly
Cleveland Grays
Hsperlin
Kidnappers Try to Nab Draft Evader Bergdoll
Five men tried to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, an American draft evader, and a companion named Brecher near Schorsbach. An automobile carrying two alleged American intelligence officers and a sergeant forced to surrender at Ebertbach station. A German bystander was wounded when a shot was fired during the attempted escape. police later arrested two of the men and others involved.
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Berlin
Schorsbach
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Brecher
Ebernbacher Zeitung
Bergdoll
Ebertbach
Bergdolf
Lescon Outlined for Sales Course at Y M C A
Airtimes for the first lectures on salesmanship arrived at the Y M C A office today announced by Secretary Boence. Over 160 Mt Vernon residents purchased tickets for this course. The first lecture next Monday covers Salesmanship as an art, need for education, born salesman versus trained salesman, who should study, benefits, economic process, classes of salespeople, description of each role, personality analysis, and manual methods.
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Boence
Mt. Vernon
Scianca
Galesmanatip
What in man the jewel of God's creation
A church gathering at Vine Street Church features Rev Clarke preaching on the dignity of man and the divine origin of humanity. He argues science aligns with Bible claims on man's origin, cites Psalm 8 4 and Jesus as revealing the Father, and calls man God's chosen jewel. Two respond to the gospel invitation and Miss White offers a solo He Died Alone. Tonight's topic A Quartet of Fools with Miss White singing He Loves Even Me. Friday noon shop meeting at Mt Vernon Bridge Co.
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Raw
J. A. Long
Vine Street
Mise White
Eclene
Drummond
Clarke
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Washington Treasury
Miss White
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co
Moving Chamber Equipment to New Public Square Rooms
Secretary H. L. Russell and Mise Halep Purbaugh oversee moving office equipment of the chamber into the new Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Slingluft building on the public square corner. By the end
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H. L. Russell
Mise Halep Purbaugh
Hie Sesierant
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Interstate Fare Rule Spurs State Rate Increase
Ohio intrastate passenger fares will be aligned with Interstate rates after the Interstate Commerce Commission order. The 1 G O notes equalized Pullman and baggage charges and milk cream rates, citing a projected annual carrier loss of 4.6 million dollars. The commission argues Ohio’s lower state fares distort interstate traffic and push travelers to stay within Ohio borders.
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Columbus
Fals
He Utilities
Lon Jesteriny
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Sion
Manning elected bishop of New York diocese
Rev. Dr. William T. Manning rector of Trinity Parish and presumed wealthiest in the country was elected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York yesterday. He will succeed the late Bishop Charles Sumner Burck.
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New York
Wiliam T. Manning
Trinity Parish
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Charles Sumnor Burch
Fire at Pullman Car Works in Chicago
A large fire at the Pullman Car Works repair shop in Chicago caused about 300,000 dollars in damage. Twenty two new refrigerator cars and 15 sleepers undergoing repairs were destroyed.
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Chicago
Pullman Car Works
Miller Bill Sent to House This Morning in Ohio
The Miller bill creating a state department to enforce prohibition will go to the house unchanged after an 11 to 1 temperance committee vote. It was previously passed by the senate and is expected for a vote next Tuesday. A joint legislative committee to investigate alleged collusion in highway contracts was also proposed in the senate.
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Associated Preas
Columbus
Miller
State Department
House
State Senate
Temperance Committes
Redman
Ciosinsti
Senate
McCoy
Adams
State Highway Department
Hopley
Buctrus
Hople
Earth Tremors Attributed To Settling Sand
Washington January 27 Tremors in the Philadelphia region were caused by settling sand, not seismic activity. Fr Francis A Tondorf of Georgetown University’s seismic laboratory says similar movements have occurred before due to local sand settling, not indicating broader disturbance.
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Aneumieatiene
Joe Manners
Washington
Philadelphia
Francis A. Tondorf
Georgetown University
Mounts Schedule For February Games
The Mounts released their February schedule announced by Director Maurice Mitchell. The month features a strong lineup with Mendel Tailors of Columbus February 22, Keyser Collegians February 9, Kenyon February 1, and Buckeyes February 33.
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Mounta
Maurice Mitchell
Mendel Tailors of Columbus
Keyser Collegians
Kenyon
Buckeyes
Mills to reopen four day schedule at Nashwenls Mills
Mills in New Bedford Massachusetts will reopen Monday after a six week closure. The Nashwenls Mills employ about 2200 workers and operate in all departments producing cotton and silk novelties under a four day schedule.
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New Bedford
Mass
Nashwenls Mills
Milk Price Reduced in Chicago District Feb. 1
A 15 cent cut per hundred pounds in milk prices paid to Chicago district producers takes effect February 1. W. J. Kittle, superintendent of the Milk Producers' Cooperative Marketing Co., announced that the February price was fixed at 2.35 dollars per unit under an agreement with Chicago dealers. Township boards of Milford and Liberty townships met to set school policies at Mt. Liberty.
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Chicago
W. J. Kittle
Milk Producers’ Cooperative Marketing Co
Mr. Kitte Salt
Milford
Liberty Townships
Mt. Liberty
French Finance Minister says British disagree with French on reparations
Paris January 27 The Associated Press reports that the British delegation at Allied Council sessions found it impossible to concede to the French view on German reparations. The morning council sitting was canceled to allow Lieut George to discuss the French stance privately with council members.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Council
Lieut- George
Paul Doumer
Finance
Woman who abandoned baby returns it to city
Ag nes McDonald of Steubenville was arrested in Cleveland on January 27 after police say she abandoned a one day old infant in a taxicab and then returned to reclaim the child at Union station. She claimed the baby belonged to her sister who wanted it placed in a maternity hospital.
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Cleveland
Agnes McDonald
Steubenville
Union Station
Moose Lodge Decides Not to Sell West High Street Home
Hiawama Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, resolved at a meeting last night not to sell its West High street home and to seek another location in the city. Members opposed the sale. Past Supreme Director Harry Brockman spoke, followed by refreshments and a smoker.
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Hiawama Lodge
Order of
Monoe
West High Street
Harry Brockman
State Fire Marshal Opens Probe Into Armory Fire
Columbus Jan 27 The state fire marshal will investigate the burning of Grays armory after reports the blaze was arson. H. Bagman, mate Gre marshal, said the inquiry will examine circumstances and determine cause with a Cleveland inspection planned.
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Vrem
Colmbus
H. A. Bagman
Cleveland
Grays
Aera
Redionis
Trial of 24 men started in Maetteven murder case
The Williamson circuit court opened with Judge Dalley over ruling a motion to quash seven indictments for murder against 24 men implicated in the May 19 Maetteven battle. Security was tight as deputies checked entrances. Col Herman Hall commanded federal troops to aid civil authorities. Defendants entered not guilty pleas to the murder of Albert Felts.
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Associated Press
Williamson
W. Vadan
Herman Hall
Bailey
Albert Felts
WANTS NEW HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
Governor Davis asks Attorney General to withhold abstracts for 1533 acres in Crawford county near Bucy, as a bill seeks to move the proposed new state hospital to the 1585 acre state farm at Orient, Franklin County. Crawford county land bought by the state board at about 280 per acre. deal pending AG approval.
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Lby Associated
Prem Wn
the Banner
Columbus
Davia
Price
Abstracta
Crawford County
Bucy Tus
State Board of Administraion
Davis
Orient
Franklin County
State Board of Administration
Large Delegation to Attend Hoover Luncheon
A large Ohio relief drive luncheon for starving European children will be held tomorrow at noon at the Hartman hotel in Columbus. Attendees from Mount Vernon include Mr and Mrs B B Moms, Mr and Mrs O Colville, Mr and Mrs PF W Kahri, and several local ministers and residents from Fredericktown Centerbury Danville and Millersburg are also planning to attend.
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Herbert Hoover
Hartman Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
Europe
Fredericktown
Centerbury
Danville
Millersburg
Mount Vernon
B. B. Moms
Autos collide injuring four in Columbus crash
Corporal James W. Beker and four members of his vice squad were in a collision with another car driven by Carl Treener early today in Columbus. Both vehicles were damaged and four civilians sustained injuries.
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Amodsted Preas
Columbus
Folles
James W. Beker End
Bakar Eal
Carl Treener
Domaliahed
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