Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-01
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killed m rEce II rrroolra, rz. -
Il. j. case, inventor Of harvesting
mfI9e,ner Iieut Gen e ) pGssankssoSs b II YoSng i.
Sept. s-Edward r. ePop) ceers,
noted harness driver,
Dario Resta, automobile racer.
Sept. l5-Frank cnance, noted base
Jimmie Murphy. automobile racer.
Charles zeublin, educator and pub
Sept. 16-W. L. Douglas, ex-governor
Sept. is-John W. schaeberie. as
Sept. Eek Senator r. J. Gamble Of
congressman on w. r. Greene of Mas
sasepise'aas sepi as-Brig. Gen. c. E. sawyer,
President Harding's physician. at Ma
Sept. 25--Estrada Cabrera ex-presi
dent of Guatemala.
Charlotte Crabtree (LottaG veteran
American actress, In Boston
Oct. 2--sir William Price. Canadian
Oct. 5-warren. Garst. former gov
oct. e-Dr w A. shankiin. president
emeritus of Wesleyan university -.
/ Oct, 7.charles l; Hutchinson chi
Oct. 9-Prof. W. A. Locy Of North
western university, noted zoologist
Oct. lib. Fl Farr, leading author
ity on peonies, in Reading Pa.
Oct I2-Anatole France, eminent
French writer.
Edgar l.. Lark1n, astronomer, at Up
land, Cal.
DR.. L. c. seelye. arst presiden, of
Oct l4-United States Senator Frank
Brandegee of Connecticut
Oct. 17-H. II. Kohlsaat, former Chi
cago newspaper publisher.
Sir Se1ft.
British gunnery expert ,,.,
oct. 22-F. Wight Neumann. Chicago,
DR.. Fl. A. Buchtel former governor
Oct. 23~John e Wright, former chi
Oct. 25-secretary of Agriculture
Henry c. Wallace.
Laura Jean Libbey, noted novelist
Oct. 2e-Lew Dockstader famous
DR.. q F. Newcomb. Canadian an
thropologist.
Oct. 27-Percy D. Haughton, noted
football COACH
chief Of Confederate Veterans
Albert H. Loeb, Chicago capitalist
Oct. 2s--James B. Forgan, veteran
Edward BeIl, American charge d'af-
faires in Peking.
w. E. Lewis, publisher of New York
Tho Thomas as c. Harbaueh, writer of Nick
Carter stories
author and playwright.
r. Sawyer. author of many dime
Nov. w W. Sibray. assistant COM
missionex seneral Of immigration.
Nov 2-Kai Nielsen, Danish sculptor:
4 e. Cornish, first president or Bell
Telephone company.
Mi5h&el Gavrilovich,. Yugo- -Slavian
mN1ister to Great Britain.
Ex-GanafOr Cornelius Cole OF
California. aged one hundred and two.
Nov. 4|F .rdinand w. Peck. pioneer
Gabriel Ea~.-, French composer.
Nov 5-Gen. Anson Mills, U. S. A..
retired IN Washington
Nov 9-Henry Cabot Lodge, United
States senator from Massachusetts.
W. K. Kitchin. ex-governor Of North
Nov i4-Dr. Samuel Plantz presi-
dent of Lawrence college. AppietoBs
Wis r maop nron,,nn.
hotel man of Chicago.
Edwin 6 Montagu. English states
Nov. l6--Gus J Karger. veteran
Washin gton correspondent.
r. E Rice veteran theatrical pro-
ducer
NOV l7-Mgr. Gregorius. ecumenical
patriarch of Greek orthodox church. In
nov lS~Ex- Congressman j. II. Ste
pbens of Texas.
A. n. Mckay. general manager Salt
Nov 1s~Cardinal Logue of Ireland.
Thomas II. Ince, moving picture pro-
Nov. 2O~Gen. Sir Lee Stack. sirdSa
NOV e1-Mrs. warren G. Harding. ut
Ha,iV" NV 22@Herman Hyermans. Dut. 4
author and playwright "1tt.t
Nov &c. S Fairchild, secretary OF
the treasury in Clevelands cabinetE
Nov 2s-B9Ra SBahe N Esans EsanloEt athletic d.
rector Of Northwestern university
Nov. 29AGiacomo Puceini. famous
Italian composer
Dec. 2--Con T. Kennedy. noted out
door Snowman.
Dee. 5-Cipriano Castro, former Pres
ident of Venezuela.
Dec. 6--Mrs Gene Stratten Porter,
w. G. Brown, former president New
York Central.
bishop II J. Alerding of Fort Wayne.
Ind.
Dec S-Chief Grand Rabbi Isaac
Friedman OF Vienna, IN New York
Dee. 9-Mahlon Pitney, former SUI
preme court justice.
Dee 10-AuBust Belmont, finangier
and sportsman.
Edward Holslag, American artist
Dee 13-Salnuel Gompers, president
American Federation of Labor.
Dec. 14-Con gresham n. r. Appleby
of New Jers@v,
Martin III Glynn, ex-governor Of New
York