Wood Defeated In Primaries Highlights Harding Surge
The article notes Gen Wood's decision to return to duty after poor showings in Illinois and Michigan and predicts strong support for Senator Harding. It argues Harding best fits the moment, with Ohio as a pivotal state guiding national sentiment. Harding leads the field as Wood’s strength wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wood
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Cuba
Philippines
Harding
Wood
Honest hotel manager warns of widespread bad paper
A New York hotel manager cites a magazine claim that a hotel cashed 3 150 000 in checks for guests while losses from bad checks were under 125. The piece argues that general honesty drives gullibility and fuels blue sky stock fraud as people trust offers beyond their own doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Current
Wildcat Mines and Blue Sky Motors Warned By Trusted Advisors
A critic warns against relying on predatory salesmen and untrustworthy brokers. He argues that seasoned bankers in every town, with real market knowledge, should guide investments to avoid loss from overhyped stocks and questionable ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cat
Blue Sky
John Burroughs Celebrates Eighty-Third Birthday At Ellenville
Naturalist John Burroughs marked his eighty third birthday at Frank Seaman's farm in Ellenville New York with friends from science and letters. He rose at sunrise walked tapped a maple tree to make maple sugar served with biscuits planted a maple tree hosted luncheon trout fishing and a fireside gathering. He announced a new book titled The Faith of a Naturalist and his health was described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughts
Roxbury
N. Y
Treasury Department
Yale
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Frank Seaman
Ellenville
Farmer Burroughts
C. A. Burroughs
Burrough
Burroughs
Illinois primary winds widen GOP split in 1936 race
United Press reports from New York on April 15 show Major General Leonard Wood leading in Republican delegate standings despite Governor Frank Lowden’s Illinois primary win. Projected Illinois delegates favor Wood, but many Johnson and Hoover write ins appear. Remaining primaries Nebraska and Georgia on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Staff
New York
Frank
Lowden
Illinois
Leonard Wood
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Kansas
Wisconsin
Nicholas Murray Butler
J. C. Pritchard
North Carolina
Herbert Hoover
Nebraska
Georgia
Milks Emulsion Promises Recovery From Wasting Illness
A 1916 19th century patient describes years of severe cough and fever followed by life changing improvement after taking Milks Emulsion. The ad claims rapid relief, restored appetite, and rebuilt strength, with a money back guarantee and nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss M. Roussell
Opelousas St
Algiers
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Stutz seeks removal from New York Stock Exchange
The Stutz Motor Company asked the NYSE board to delist its stock immediately and withdrew a plan to list 20 000 new shares after a trading suspension and the resignation of Allan Ryan from the exchange. Ryan cited market injustice to holders and urged removal to end the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stutz Motor Company
New York Stock Exchange
Allan Ryan
Stutz Company
Exchange
Ryan
Millfield News Roundup From Local Social And Sports
Millfield hosts visitors including W B Johnson of Athens and A L Brown of Concord while Mrs. Brookins hosts the Needle Club gathering. The week includes a funeral in Jacksonville for George Carter and a school visit by Mildred Poling of The Plains. The first Millfield ball game wins 18 to 0 over Chauncey. Deputies enforce dog tax with fines for untagged canines.
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W. B. Johnson
Athens
Needle Club
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
William Matson
Miss Mable
George Carter
Jacksonville
Mildred Poling
the Plains High School
Lewis Howard
C. H. Boudinot
Lawrence Rutter
Logan
C. E. Stack
East Millfield
Homer Tracy
Lewis Woods
James Mackey
Columbus
Floyd Stonking
Pomeroy
A. L. Brown
Concord
Millfield
Willams
Glouster
Obituary of Estella Malissa Bruce from Athens Ohio
Estella Malissa Bruce daughter of George W. and Mary Morrison was born February 24 1896 at Pleasant Hill Athens county resident of Athens all her life. She died Sunday evening April 1 at 1 25 o clock funeral services were led by Pastor W T Witherspoon. She married Emmett Pryce in August 1916 and had three children Florence Evelyn and Lloyd with one infant death. Survived by father mother husband two children five sisters and two brothers. three sisters preceded her. A memorial verse closes with a tribute about her loss and the family’s grief. Obituary notes three sisters preceded her. Birthdate and place, family ties, and memorial verse emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Malissa Bruce
George W
Mary Morrison
Pleasant Hill
Athens County
Athens
W. T. Witherspoon
Emmett Pryce
Florence
Evelyn
Lloyd
Birthday Celebration for Mr Malone With Wide Guest List
Honoring his birthday, Mr Malone hosted a meal with baskets and a carnation decorated table. Guests included Rev Dabritz and wife, Rev Moore, many couples and children such as John McDonald and Mary Pleanor, Wayne Nice family, Marion Graham, Ienry Poland family, Will Harvey family, Rose family with Elaine Richardson, Perry, Conner, Fred Nice and Dorris, James Carylon, Charles Chapman, and George Boyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Leslie Dabritz
Moore
Alcott Davis
John McDonald
Mary Pleanor
Wayne Nice
Willard
Marie
Clyde
Vern
Ruth
Ada
Marion Graham
Celesta
Francis
Arthur
Ienry Poland
Stuth
Edith
Will Larvey
John Rose
Elaine Richardson
Cecil Perry
Cain Conner
Fred Nice
Dorris
James Carylon
Charles Chapman
George Boyles
Evelyn Lucile Douglas dies at one at home
Evelyn Lucile Douglas one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Douglas of 67 South Court street died Tuesday at the parental home after illness with indigestion. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at the country home near Clarks Chapel with interment in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lucile Douglas
Clifford Douglas
South Court Street
Clarks Chapel
Local News Notes from Gold Ridge Road Area
James Haning delivered hogs to Albany on Monday. Sunday school resumed at Snowville with all invited. Miss Ruth Haning returns home for the summer from Harrisonville. Bert Haning and family of Middleport visit, along with George Snowden, in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haning
Albany
Snowville
Ruth Haning
Harrisonville
Bert Haning
Middleport
George Snowden
Local Family Visits Over Sunday Afternoon
Mrs James Haning hosts her wife and children who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Haning. Ruth Haning and friend Howell of Harrisonville called on Della Haning Sunday afternoon. Herbert Violet of Darwin visited his in laws Mr and Mrs Moler of this place Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haning
Ruth Haning
Mr Howell
Harrisonville
Della Haning
Herbert Violet
Darwin
Mrs. Moler
This Place
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Chicago
John Burroughs
Kuppenheimer
THE
Scott Haney CO
Campaige
Harold D. Jacobs
China
Cline Pharmacy Co
L. J. Eberle
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Olio
God
Salem
William
Gold Ridge
FE. Lawrence & Co
McKee Drug Co
H. W. Cotner
Swift & Company
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Torbensen
Torbensen Axle
Huffman Truck
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Lindsey Bldg
East Gay Street
Dayton
O. Columbus
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