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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
2
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives in Athens for Dual Shows
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus brings a huge tent and 260 acts to Athens with two performances on April 26. A morning street parade features wild animals, followed by an afternoon show at 2 and an evening show at 8. Doors open an hour early for close-up viewing of the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Daring Daylight Robbery At Euclid Avenue Jewel Store
Three bandits robbed the Max Kurjan jewelry store in the Hanna building on Euclid avenue just before noon. Diamonds and other jewels valued at more than 50 000 dollars were taken. Only one robber was masked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
International News Service
Max Kurjan
Hanna
Euclid Avenue
Prohibition Cruise Aims at Liquor Runners
The S. S. Mahalatos, once a sub chaser and now called queen of the navy, prepares to chase bootleggers beyond the three mile limit. Jack Dillon, a former prize fighter and crew member, sings yoho for ginger ale aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Witnesses and hog theft case move to grand jury
Russell and Kirby Males of near McDougall faced Magistrate S E Hedges on petit larceny charges for a hog theft from Alonzo F P Hixon. I F Watkins testified on their behalf and was later jailed on perjury charges. The Males brothers were bound over on $200 each. Watkins bound over on $500 after a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Kirby
Near McDougall
S. E. Hedges
Alonzo FP. Hixon
I. F. Watkins
Enterprise
Watkins
Parker
McKinley
Hixon
Hedges
UC Extension Announces Auto Mechanics Course for Women
The Jaxtension division of the University of California announces a new automobile mechanics course for women. The program aims to empower female students with practical repair skills and hands on training through a structured curriculum and shop sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaxtension Division
The
University of California
Edwards seeks Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate
Trenton New Jersey April 14 Governor Edward S Edwards an avowed wet today formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Edward S. Edwards
United States
Miss Meyers Found Dead in Washington Gas Incident
Miss Blanche E. Meyers aged 45 sister of Professor D. E. Meyers of Michigan University was found dead in Washington today with gas flowing from an open jet in her room. The death appears to be self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internatinal News Service
Blanche E. Meyers
D. E. Meyers
Michigan University
Auto Smash Up Near Logan Road Injures Two Men
On Logan Road near Haydenville two young men from Carbon dale in a Ford tried to pass Wolfe’s car driven by FE A Gutliph of Nelsonville. The Ford’s wheel collapsed after a rut and the car rolled twice. Both drivers were treated by Harden Undertaking Co. ambulance workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wolfe
Hain
Haydenville
FE. A. Gutliph
Nelsonville
Daugherty
Johnson
Carbondale
Harden Undertaking Co
Five Perished in Potomac River Sinking
A schooner named 8 C Kendle capsized in a morning storm on the Potomac below Alexandria Virginia. Mrs Gertrude Lawrence 45 and her children Lillian 16 Archie 14 Alvin 10 and Meirle 7 drowned. Captain Lawrence and 1 year old Carroll survived, rescued by the Northland crew and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
8. C. Kendle
Potomac River
Alexandria
Gertrude Lawrence
William Lawrence
New Alexandria
Lillian Lawrence
Archie
Alvin
Meirle
Schooned
Lawrence
Carroll
Northland
Crash injures Logan and family transported to relative’s home
Logan and his family were taken to the home of Mrs. Hary Morley at 320 West Front Street after a collision. Logan suffered severe head wounds and a badly wrenched neck and back while others escaped unharmed. The Ford car was wrecked. a larger machine suffered minor damage.
Famous Irish tenor John Moe Cormack ill in New York
Irish tenor John Moe Cormack sick in New York with serious illness causing alarm among music lovers. Earlier reports said his condition improved after a restful night but he had been near death twice in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
John MoeCormack
Women of Athens County Farm Bureau Adopt Fireless Cooker Project
The Athens County Farm Bureau women form a committee to organize fireless cooker construction at home. This follows their earlier dress form effort which produced over 508 dress dummies. A countywide kitchen campaign will be launched with Ohio State University demonstrations in May in Athens and the eastern county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Athens
Bureau
Athens County
Ohio State University
Township leaders plan endless chain home project
Representatives from Waterloo Alexander Canaan Athens and Troy townships sat on yesterday's committee to undertake an outreach project. Miss Minnie Price explained how in Franklin County fireless cookers spread in farms, and County Agent E R Raymond tied the plan to the county farm bureau program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Alexander
Canaan
Athens
Troy
FE. L. Wilson
New Marshfield
F. P. Linscott
Alfred Rogers
Coolville
A. P. Linscott
Charles Mans
Field
R. M. Clutter Alexander
H. L. Strighy
Minnie Price
Franklin
E. R. Raymond
County Farm Bureau
Flight to Regain a Throne Echoes in Historic Compare
Ex-Empress Zita and Charles hatched a modern flight from Switzerland to Hungary to reclaim power, echoing Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI’s 1791 Varennes escape by stagecoach. The piece contrasts royal vanity and the perilous pursuit of restored glory, noting arrests and later exile outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zita
Hapsburgs
Charles
Switzerland
Hungary
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
France
Varennes
Louis
Marie
National Guard
Lance
Paris
M. Lance
Madei
Austria-Hungary
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Geo, Allen
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Athens Ice
Jacobs & Drake
Jewelers and Optometrists
D.N
U.S. A
Mahalatos
Logan Road
Wolfe’s Basin
Potomac
Capital
Littler
Littler’s Bakery
E. Union
C. Smith
L. C. Smith
Remingtons Model
Underwoods
Athens Book & News
Oscar Fulton
Cline Bldg
FBI
Tuileries
Versailles
Calonne
Metz
National Party
Mem
Lahat Aton
Low Countries
Archduchess
Wardraha Womon
Havhirant Im Peri Giver
Mme. la Countess de Matignon
Houbigant
the Tuileries
Chalons
Hdmage
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