Railroad Legislation Begins Long Congress Trek
From Mington April 3 railroad legislation starts its long journey through Congress with two key bills. The House interstate and foreign commerce committee directs the commerce commission to revise the railroad rate structure to cut rates on farm products. The merchant marine committee reviews a section of the merchant marine act of 1920 on preferential rates for through freight from the interior when shipped on American vessels.
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Mington
Conay
Ie House Interstate and
For‘commerce Committee
Commerce Commission
Merchant Marine Committee
Merchant Marine Act
Chauncey Pythian Sisters Stage Old Maids Club
Chauncey lodge of Pythian Sisters presents a home talent play The Old Maids Club at Globe Theatre next Monday evening April 7. Mae Boudinot directs a cast including Ruth Smith Lena Cunningham Viola Howard Allie Martin Dorothy Six and Hazel Holmes among others with Ward Burge Mildred Lef Per Catherine Kline and Marie Wallace in featured roles. Guests Hubert Wise of Vale W Va and his wife stay with Mrs L B and relatives in Chauncey during the visit.
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Pythian Sisters
Chauncey Lodge of
Pythian Eters
Old Maids’ Club
Globe Theatre
Loyal Women’s class entertained at Chauncey church
Mrs. Guy Gardner hosted the Loyal Women’s class of Chauncey Christian church on High street. Mrs. Arthur I Bw art presided and Mrs. Charles Fiske led the session. A social hour followed with a dainty collation served by the hostess, her daughter Wyona, and Mrs. Arthur Brewer to a large attendance.
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Guy Gardner
High Street
Chauncey Christian Church
Arthur iBwart
Charles Fiske
Wyona
Arthur Brewer
Infant Son Dies and Buried in Green Lawn Cemetery
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Tra Myers of this city died Tuesday, born Sunday morning, and was buried in Green Lawn Cemetery under Anderer Stout supervision. Mrs. L. Sweazy improves after illness. Mrs. Huldah Leninger visits but leaves due to flood conditions. Mrs. William Cochran ill. Mrs. James Thompson visiting Cochran family departs for Chillicothe. Elmer Williams family to move to Bradock Pennsylvania. Rev. G B Courtney attended Endeavor Society meeting in Trimble.
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Tra Myers
Greenlawn
Anderer Stout
Huldah Leninger
L. L. Sweazy
New Straitsville
James Thompson
William Cochran
Chillicothe
G. B. Courtney
Trimble
The
Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Athens visit of Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass
Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass were in Athens yesterday as guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Baughman.
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Roy Pendergrass
Athens
Ernest Baughman
Mrs Warner and Mrs Boling Visit Athens Guests of Mary Rhoades
Mr and Mrs Robert Warner and Mrs Lillie Boling were in Athens Wednesday as guests of Mary Rhoades.
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Robert Warner
Lillie Boling
Athens
Mary Rhoades
Varner Family Guests at The Plains
Mr and Mrs Robert Varner visited The Plains recently as guests of Mr and Mrs JM A Tipton and Mrs Margaret Varner. Their son Dale Varner is ill with the mumps at their Sycamore home.
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Robert Varner
the Plains
JM. A. Tipton
Varner
Margaret Varner
Dale
Rt Varner
Sycamore Et
Local notes on visits and homecomings
Mrs Elsie Pennell returns to Columbus after visiting relatives in this city and Logan Miss Frances Howard reports a pleasant stay at the home of her sister Mrs Cecil Spaugh in Portland Oregon
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Elsie Pennell
Columbus
Logan
Frances Howard
Cecil Spaugh
Portland
Oregon
Proper Play Cure for Youth Crime
Eugene T Lies of Indianapolis addressing a local meeting urged The Play Find and Recreation Association of America to promote youth programs. He blamed adults for delinquency while citing claims that playgrounds cut juvenile crime and that about 100000 children are affected with 73 percent under 25.
Deetz Estate Leaves Fortune to Delphia Family Members
A report states Julius Yallfield a truck driver and his partners Charlies and William share in a $30,000,000 estate of William Deetz of Delphia. The inheritance is tied to Deetz’s relation to Mrs. Smallfield, who is described as his daughter.
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Julius Yallfield
Charlies
William
William Deetz
Delphia
Smallfield
Navy aide Rocecreit linked to oil fraud probe
A midshipman era charge ties Edwin Denby aide Rocecreit to the oil standard investigation. The article notes involvement of officials and alleges public fraud surrounding wartime procurement while emphasizing the ongoing inquiry.
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Sago
Neodote Rocecreit
Navy
Wes
Edwin Denby
Irish border dispute may hinge on English politics
Dublin warns Ulster could resort to arms if Conservative government backs Ulster, while Labour or Liberal regimes are seen as less likely to force the 1921 treaty. Free State aims to avoid conflict, with Cosgrave ready to request British enforcement of the commission's findings.
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Dublin
England
Ireland
Free State
Ulster
Irish Free State
Cosgrave
Great Britain
Wister
South Ireland
Keeping Youthful Vitality Through Gentle Aging Exercise
The article argues activity sustains youth more than years alone, noting aging is a physical condition marked by reduced elasticity in arteries. It recommends slow, endurance-based exercises for the elderly, with walking highlighted as ideal, while children benefit from lively but moderate activity.
Sadie Kelly Trades Opera Dreams For Sandwich Empire
Sadie Kelly once aimed for the concert stage but the cash register’s ring drew her to business. At 26 she runs Sadie Kelly’s Spa outlets, owns a home, a luxury car, and plans more eateries, while insisting women balance ambition with marriage and motherhood.
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Sadie Kelly
Harold Matson
Boston
Mar
Sadie
Stedford
Kingston
Cornhill
R. O
Commonwealth Av Ue
Ulster and South Ireland Tensions Hint at Peace Talks
The passage notes reluctance to clash with Northern brethren over economics and expresses cautious hope that Ulster and South Ireland might share a parliament in a Free State someday. It emphasizes that centuries of discord cannot be reconciled quickly and progress will be slow.
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Ulster
South Ireland
Free State
Woman and husband enter extreme 54 day fast in Dayton
Police report H C Johnson is said to have gone 54 days without food due to a fatal illness. His wife Mrs Johnson began a 41 day voluntary fast to join him and fainted from weakness yesterday. They are both reported critically weakened and dependent on medical care.
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Dayton, CO
H. C. Johnson
Rescuers Reach Flood-Stricken Kitzmiller After 29 Hours
A Red Cross team led by Ti. A. Harlan from Washington D C reached Kitzmiller Maryland after a 29 hour trek through mud and snow. Hundreds suffer illness from exposure and hunger caused by the Potomac River flood.
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Cumberland
Red Cross
Ti. A. Harlan
Washington, D. C
Kitzmiller
Maryland
Potomac River
Prince George of Serbia Memoirs Sold for Fifty Cents a Word
A New York publishing firm pays fifty cents per word for Prince George of Serbia memoirs. The elder brother of King Alexander has completed work containing much secret World War period history.
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Vienna
George of
Serbia
Alexander
New York
Prince George
Adams deed for Gnadenhutten land in Newcomerstown
A deed from President John Quincy Adams for land in Gnadenhutten, made to David Peter, has passed into the possession of J. H. Frantz of New Philadelphia.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
John Quincey Adams
Gnadenhutten
David Peter
J. H. Frantz
New Philadelphia
Austrian Baron Seeks Love and Learning in New York
Baron Julius N Nowotny, 24, Austrian nobleman and son of General Adam Nowotny, arrives in New York seeking love and American culture. He studies at an American college while working as a bus boy to fund his education, aiming to impress a Viennese sweetheart with English and culinary know how. He holds degrees from Tembere University Law School and serves as lieutenant in Polish and Austrian forces.
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New York
Europe
Julius N. Nowotny
Adam Nowotny
East Tent Street
University Place
Julius
Law i School
Partial report expected from federal land jury in Cincinnati
A late today partial report is anticipated from the federal land jury in session in Cincinnati Ohio. The grand jury is said to be investigating a cease involving the misuse of the mails.
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Cincinnati
Federal Land Jury
Grand Jury
Grid Star with Yanks on College Fame Roster
The New York Yankees biographically line up gridiron celebs from college football. Mike Gazella of Ta fayette Hinkie Haines of Penn State Hendricks of Vanderbilt and Gehrig of Columbia now with the Yankees built college reputations.
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New York Yankees
Mike Gazella
Tafayette
Hinkie Haines
Penn State
Hendricks
Vanderbilt
Gehrig
Columbia
Yankees
Annual spring recess begins at Ohio university
Ohio university starts spring vacation Friday and continues through Tuesday April 15. Faculty and many students attend the Ohio Educational conference in Columbus beginning today through Saturday. Exodus of students from Athens continues through Friday. Athens public schools suspend classes after Friday until April 14. Teachers also attend the Columbus meeting.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Columbus
Athens
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored pills stimulate normal bowel and liver action without griping, promising quick, pleasant results with one or two at bedtime. 15c and 30c.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Messenger Classifieds Sell Three Farms Fast
A Messenger ad by J. W. Buck sold three farms and a small chicken ranch within three hours after publication. The feature notes twenty five applicants and easy, rapid sales, praising Messenger ads as the right kind of advertising.
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J. W. Buck
Messenger
Covered Wagons Again Set Out for Frontier
In far western Texas long trains of covered wagons push into newly opened lands. Vast tracts once unusable for grazing prove fertile for agriculture, drawing homeseekers in from motor cars and flivvers alike, keeping the pioneer vehicle as a prevalent sight despite myths.
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Frontier
Yort Worth
Tex
Texas
West
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Elmer Williams
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Sinclair
Albert Bh. Watts
Sinclair Consolidated OH Company
Joseph Strauss
Recei.ory
Teapot Dome Oil Grant
Yanks
J. L. Maxwell
President St
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ODD Fellows’ Hall
Ramsey
Coats
Humming Bird
Woodworth S
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Lostro Bldg
James Herbert
Metropolitan Ave
Flushing
N.Y
Jaques Capsule CO
Attsburg
N. Y
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Federal
Ford Road
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Cline
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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Hamilton
South Bend
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Optometrist
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