Hindenburg Will Work For Nation's Good In Candidacy
Field Marshal von Hindenburg declares in an interview that he aims for peace and unity in Germany, denies plans to restore the monarchy, and plans a cautious campaign with no speeches or trips. His son and Col. von Feldman will manage the campaign while addressing fears of war and internal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
Germany
Oscar von Hindenburg
Col
von Feldman
Doorn
von Hindenberg
United States
Burns Prove Fatal for Teenager in Wheeling
Georgiana Criswell, 17, died after March 20 when her clothing caught fire at a stove while tending a sick sister-in-law in Wheeling West Virginia. The tragedy occurred during the night following injuries from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Georgiana Criswell
Grass fire destroys Polk area barn after cigarette stump
A grass fire started by a burning cigarette stump discarded from a passing car burned a barn a half mile west of Polk last night. The blaze caused estimated damage of 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Polk
What Is Interesting What Is Interesting
Rave Ruth, a gifted hitter, is ill and doctors worry. Prime Minister Herriot proposes a one tenth perpetual loan on large fortunes at 3 percent interest. The note notes Spain influenza crossing the ocean and warns of financial diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Herriot
Put Jazz Gurl on Probation at Napa State Hospital
Dorothy Ellingson known as broken butterfly is a probationary patient at the State Hospital for the Insane in Napa after being taken from San Francisco. Doctors will observe her for thirty days to determine sanity and potential murder trial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa
Calif
Dorothy Ellingson
Butterfly
Dorothy
Thomas Finn
San Francisco
District Attorney's Office
J. N. Scanland
Prohibition Probe Near Nelsonville Ohio Begun
Officials in Nelsonville Athens county told State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald that corn whiskey and idle miners worsen conditions. Mayor G W Lax and H A Lines urged state aid. McDonald will study the issue to decide if a state agent should be sent to take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens County
B. F. McDonald
G. W. Lax
H. A. Lines
McDonald
Non-Union Mine Empl oyees Targeted in Pan Handle West Virginia
In Wheeling on April 10 a major miners mass meeting is planned on the Ohio side opposite Moundsville to press for the release of non union workers in Pan Handle counties. Rumors say Governor Gore may visit to assess the situation as reports claim only one of four mines attempted to operate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Moundsville
Howard M. Gore
Donahey weighs Hal options to curb sporting blood
Ohio Governor James A. Do nah ey says son Hal 19 may attend military school or work, while planning to devote more time to family. Hal's latest escapade involved a Columbus trip with Lillian Vogel 15. he was fined 100 and placed in juvenile court custody until 21.
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Donahey
Hal
Columbus
Lillian Vogel
Zanesville
Muskingum County
West Point
National Guard
Military Academy
Army Air Service
Army
Hal Donahey
Vic Donahey
Dollings Lands to J C Penney Confirmed as Sale
Sale of 120000 acres in Florida owned by Florida Farms and Industries Co Dollings subsidiary to J C Penney for 400000 was confirmed by Common Pleas Judge Duncan. Stockholders lose their 4000600 investment and creditors receive only a small share of 2000000 debts as receivers report. Penny plans a landed estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Florida
Florida Farms and Industries Co
Dollings
J. C. Penney
New York
Common Pleas
Duncan
Penny
Good Friday Radio Schedule Highlights on WOAW and Others
Broad evening picks feature Bible drama The Upper Room and Lent music on WOAW 526 Met. T. Also WIY 405 Met airs Our New Minister at 8 FE, WCAP 469 Met 8:30 FE U S Marine Band, and WRZ 333 Met Hawaiian and foreign song blocks. KGO 361 Met presents Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at 8 PL T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOAW
WIY
WCAP
Arctic explorer MacMillan seeks single men for June polar voyage
Donald B. MacMillan announced a June 15 departure from Wiscasset, Maine, for a new polar expedition aiming to discover a southwest continent. Two amphibian planes will be used. navy pilots will fly. The Neptune will carry the base to Axel Heiberg and Greenland, with a planned 500 mile outward route and 150 mile circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Maine
North Vale
International
Army Air Service
Navy
Axel Heil N4
Neptune
Greenland
Kennedy Channel
MacMillan
Hotel Fire Claims Man in Early Morning Blaze
In Ironton Ohio a hotel fire at the O'Brien hotel early today left one man dead and another injured. The victim died after leaping from a second story window and striking his head on the street below. A rumor says an unknown child also perished in the flames. The two known occupants of the same room were C H Turner of St Louis and an unnamed injured man, both strangers to the dead man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
O’brien
C. H. Turner
St. Louis
Oldest Butler County Resident Dies at 107
Jacob Cabel, 107, the county’s oldest resident, died at the Butler County Home. Born in Whites Town in October 1818, he outlived his father who died at 103 and his mother who reached almost 100.
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Butler
Jacob Cabel
Butler County
Cabel
Whites Town
Here
Silent on New TurK Death Probe as Mercury Found
Chicago April 10. William D. Shepherd and counsel refused comment as coroner chemists report mercury found in exhumed body of Dr. Oscar Olson. Prosecutors say Mrs. Mary McClintock died from mercury treatment, not suicide. Inquest resumes next week to probe Olson, McClintock, and McClintock deaths amid broader 17 year conspiracy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Mary McClintock
William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Oscar Olson
Olson
Robert Crowe
Crowe
State Supreme Court
Springfield
Ill
Billy McClintock
Radio sets must fulfill promise in coast to coast claim
In Cincinnati on April 9 Municipal Judge Joseph Woeste ruled for the defendant C and D Automobile Supply Co in a dispute with John N Quinn. Quinn testified the radio set was guaranteed to catch all stations from Atlantic to Pacific but failed to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph Woeste
C. & D. Automobile Supply Co
John N. Quinn
Quinn
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Infirmary Home Repairs Praised by Clergy and Officials
The Rev A V Ahlbrand commends county board and Mrs Bert Daugherty for repairs at Chauncey Infirmary. Spring cleaning included repainting 180 rooms, clean floors, varnished surfaces, and a water reservoir upgrade. Public Welfare inspection notes new slate roof electric lights and dining room furniture with sanitary updating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Daugherty
Aliona
Department of Public Welfare
Columbus
Athens County
Ahlbrand
Final injunction clears Thompson. may resume Chauncey duties
Common Pleas Judge Worstell issues final ruling in November injunction case brought by the county board of education against B M Thompson, allowing him to serve as Chauncey village superintendent only under village rules. Thompson may return to active duty next week after months away.
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Common Pleas
Ll. G. Worstell
County Board of Education
B. M. Thompson
Chauncey Schools
Thompson
Village Board of Education
Worstell
Dover Township
Chauncey
Chauncey Village
Injury Makes Young Boy a Recluse
Robert Bailey a 14 year old Hunterton boy is committed to the bureau of juvenile research after a baseball bat blow two years ago left him unable to accept home life. He attends school but shuns peers after hours living in mines and box cars and sometimes sleeping in a smokestack. His father asks for medical investigation and believes treatment can restore him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bailey
Hunterton
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
S. M. Johnson
Robert
Ralph Roberts
Little Millfield
Harry Sargent
Hollister
W. D. Bailey
Bureau
Johnson
Decline in Coal Production Tied to False Shortage Warnings
Chicago April 10 The Railway Age notes a rise in coal in storage as of January 1 1924 and argues that production fell in 1924 partly due to consumer panic over supposed shortages. It cites storage at about sixty two million tons and compares with Armistice Day levels.
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Chicago
United Geological Survey
Alto
Neverth
Productios
Ing
What Do You Know About Salads and Salad Makings
A fragmented note urges housekeepers to stock fish fruits and canned foods for quick salads. It promotes a booklet on 25 salads and 10 dressings available free of charge with two cents for return postage.
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Hindenburg
Old War Horse
Fatherland
S. D. Weyer
I. N
Aanover
Brisbane
Star Company
Empire Bloc
German Republic
Jazz Gurl
State Insane Asylum
Vogel
Harold G. McCoy
Polar Lands
New Turk
A. V. Ah Brand
Athens High
Athens High School
Barcelona
Charles Ross Cheney
Tiday
Grace F. Spring
A. T. Shurick
Edgar Zick
Vianna Roush
Anna Mae Fenze
Jennie Moore
Norris Beasley
John Dalton
William Wolf
John Edwards
Claude Westfall
Gertrude Addicott
Violet Allen
Thelma Bingman
Oland Pierce
Theodore Schmidt
Joe Lord
U.S. Marines
William Burroughs
Harold Geisecke
Theodore Moorehead
Ashford Hatch
Henry Garret
Dwight Meighan
Sheldon Wadley
Paul Seeading
Fred Everett
Kelvin Young
Charles Snow
Pauline Jones
Mildred Martin
Verna Danford
Kathrine Moses
Merna Mills
Frances Saunders
Mary Stalder
Francis Clutts
Marion Coe
Violet Collins
Ruth Jones
Dorothy Woodworth
Ada Daugherty
Marjorie Porter
Pauline Swanson
Louise Curry
Bart Folsey
Clay Millar
Russell Slaughter
Thomas Wood
Dwight Robinson
Carlos Shaver
Paul Hottel
Alonzo Barnes
Ernest Wilson
Burton Stricker
John Alden
Hermier McAfee
Floyd Williams
Edward Househol R
Clinton Horn
Clifford Moriarty
Flower
Maye Goff
Mary Maynard
Josephine Jones
Muriel Foster
Hallene Woods
Francis van Dyke Charline Martin
Cornelia Holcombe
Helen Cross
Augusta Maston
Margaret Gorham
Dorothy Cradiebaugh
Mildred Church
Thelma Nicholson
Athensee Information Bureau
Washington
Canned Foods
State
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